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CONFESSIONS OF Err poosI.. and r,cm.naous ,

CONFESSIONS of Fitx Doodle. and Trcmendou Adj
" ventures OF Major Gahagan by Thac ckeray.
Essays from the London Times, 2d
The Successful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel
Budget late Of kinrswod Hail. by William Arthur, NJ. D.
Bastl-a story Of modern life by w. Wke Collins.
The Fiscal History Texas,
debts and currency from the Of revolution
] sJi 70 lsSl-'57, with remarks on American debts.
Dec III FRANgK TAYLOR.
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monument 10 General LlncoIn.

From The Boston Ad vsruser Dec, 81 e@N
tribute 10 The memory OF this honofed patriot has
recently been placed in the bingham Cemetery. II is
obiong monument OF Italian marble OF the sarcophagus
type, about six feet in length and four feet high placed
upon granite base, The style plain and the proper
uons true The simple mouldngs carefully cut. and
siand out clearly IN massive dsinctness The .pyamd-
az TOP Is quite fiat AT each end and each side
raised panels The latter bear the inscriptions in sunk
block letters. that satisfy the eye by their bodness
Ga one side we read
BENJAMIN LINCOLN,
Major General in the Army of the Revolution
#sa .t Born January "a, 1733
Died May 0, 1910.
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NEW YoRK, Dec I3.

The stock market to-day closed firm at the first board
sales OF United States 6s 1867 l9 Canton. l2O. with
sales; Erie Nicaragua Erie coayerbes, of 1862,
lOIl and Of 1871 l0k Harlem, 75l nothing done in Nor
wch and Worcester; Stonngton, S7A Cumberland coal,
67&-an advance. Money is abundant, and the market
easy Exchange London, l04 premium. Flour steady,
but not of e at So 06i IS l2a for
State and 81 81 S4 ~ for southern Rye flour, 81 81
Corn meal unchanged. Wheat is frm-ssles of 900
bushels 9 cents for Ohio white red, ITO cents; Gene
see white 25 cents Sales of IA 900 bushels "a
rs cents for Oats 81 So cents Rye Sc cents Prov
rmsales OF pork at Sl5 80 SIS 10 prime,
$I5 rs Bacon Lard, l2A l3 cents, in barrels and
kegs. Groceries seadysaes OF Rio coffee at 81 cents
Sugars firm Moasses dull Rice, At cents pound. The
cotton market is dull buyers asking cession the
decline is cent per pound since the steamer. Whiskey,
25h 26 cents. Tobacco quiet Wool firm, and in good
request at steady prices
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MALAGA GRAPES, Cranberres, DC. Just received
M 30 kegs Malaga grapes as
80 barrels cranberries
cases prunes
1880 lbs.
300 boxes bunch raisins
% do ctron #t
90 dozen Guava Jelly
10 boxes currant jelly
l0cases pie fruits ..N
10 do Canton ginger
do chow-chow
Paper shelled almonds, shellbarls, Brazil nuts sc.
Daily expected
s25 drums fresh Smyrna Elm Figs F.
For sale by GEO. l. THOs. PARKER CO,
Dec ll-9tifeod Opposite Bro wns Hotel,
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.HE-Ez-f NEw ORLEANS, Dec I3.
The advces by the Niagara have depressed the cotton
market and prices are Breadstufis
changed. Coffee firm. Sugars steady. Molasses quiet
and dropping.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A Hfe-like dagueueoype Mrs.
Stowe, author OF Uncle Toms exhibition al
Whehus Gallery Pepnsyivania
with portrait OF sontsg the famous Queen OF songn
5-dtf
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Al EW YORK METROPOLITAN TAILORING Es-
IN ablishment and United States Military Navy Depot
Broadway, corner of Anthony sueetGEoRGE FOX, tao
and cloth intends waiting his
orders about the first December
at Wiard's Hotel Peunsyvana avenue, w ashington
Nov. 7-eodn
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ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GENUINE HEIDSECK co. CHAMPAGNE FRESH, MAC
caroni clare wine, Jamaica Spirits Holland
auction "Wednesday aemoon December Is O'Clock,
the first floor OF auction shall
81 baskets Heidseck u Co. champagne
20 boxes maccaroni. fresh importation
10 clare wine
100 bottles Holland
loo do Jamaica spirits
$4,000 imported cigars
Terms cash. 4 O.. MCGUIRE
Dec I4-d Auctioneer.
OATH Of Isfe ny Wise-50 cents.
L Successful Merchant--60
Sketches and Incidents--5o cents
Anecdotes for the Fireside--5o t..
Do do youDR--5o cents.
DO do Mnisy--50 cents.
do do Lades--50
Learning TO Act and Converse--40 cents.
Feci--f0
DO Think 40
For sale by GRAY n BALLANTyNE
Dec II Seventh street.
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REPORTED INSANITY OF Ma. GREEsouGH.-The feel.
ngs Of this community have painfully shocked by
reading The following despatch in this mornings papers
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DAftIS Ci0aks RIaMtles.--CLAGETT NEWTON
MAY CO. have jus, received from importers sup
Paris velvet and cloth cloaks, which
ve the attention the ladies' New York price marked
Dec div
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DOARDINGMrs. II. Esey having taken reftted, and fur
nshed the house late Mrs McPbeasons Pennsylvania
Of Third prepared accommodate
transient boare and will be thankful fol
a share of public patronage.
Nov 26-eOd2w
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IRVING HOTEL, Pennsylvania avenue, corner o,
Twelfth street. Washington The subscriber, thankful
liberal him during the -four years,
friends that his intention vigiant
the business Of the above establishment and win
for continuance of ter patronage With these views,
the past year. at great expense considerably enlarged and i'm
which yields
given the comfort of u guests all times.
Dec 9-eodmo j. THOMAS
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The Duke de Leuchtenburg was buried November 4lh,
in the church OF St John o Jerusalem, with ceremonies
no less imposing than the Duke Of Wellington.
GREECE.
convention, additional to the treaty OF 1882 guaran
tying the independence of Greece under prince OF the
Greek faiih was signed London by The ministers of
England, France, Prussia, Bavaria, and Greece
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through wisi, ihe other more important
business Of Intervention. ~e should have
nothing beiier 70 do.
We muss not. however. IN our mnhifa-
ri"ns duties. f,Fsel Hungary particularly
as al that NJ. Kossush wishes ne IN do
there Is In keep Russia of lIam her. Hun
gary. he says. being ahle 10 manage Ans-
uia herself. This task would be COM
pzrsIiveIy easy Cor Russia. IL 10 said.
has not dispo-sble force exrreding lhiss
hundred liausand men that she could
march inio Hungary ; and we could rradi-
ly send sufficient number of troops by
ihe way of the DardaneIlcs and the Dam
uhe TO meet an army OF that strength.
There is one difficulty. however. ~hirh
". Kossuih himself has mentioned. and
whirh he suggests no mode Of meeting or
overcoming. Russia. lie says. 10 within
thirty hours march Of Hungary. and css
in two or iIsree days inundaie aud over
wheIm her with lroops. The difficulty.
then. which naturally occurs 10 The mind
is. huw We could get troops there in time
10 meet this sudden lnundaiion for, IL We
had an eler rical wire across The ocean.
and extending 10 81. Petersburg. We
should hardly hsve.iime Ia send light
ming message 10 the Czar TO give him
solemn warning not TO move his forces
Perhaps. however, M. Kassuil. in the
abundant resources Of his mind. vill be
able 10 devise some scheme for getting
over or around this obstacle 10 surress-
FOL Intervention in his behalf.
We might 60 on and CHE divers other
cases in which, once engaged in the great
work. our intervention will be necessary;
such, for example, as that Of the rule Of
The Sultan in Egyp,, Tunis, and Tripoli;
Of the British in India; of the Dutch in
Java, Sumaira, and Borneo and OF Spain
in Cuba. Enough has been said. howev-
er, on this head. 10 give our readers some
idea of the extent of The absuIdiiy to
which this doctrine Of Intervention, iffol-
lowed out. would lead lis preacher and
his proselyies.
BsCorr closing these remarks. we would
gladly, but for the fear OF extending The
article TO a faliguing length, endesvor to
do justice 10 The wise and prudent course
Of The excellent CmEF MAGISTRATE Of
the Union in regard to The insldious and
dangerous line Of policy to which tho
country is now industriously invoked by
the eloquent rheiorician Of Hungary.
Every ronsideraie American has read with
unqualified approval the just and candid
reply which The President gave impromp-
fu TO the unexpected speech of NJ. Kos
sulh on his presentation. Had he been
apprized of the design Of the Hungarian
10 address him, and prepared himself for
il, The President could no, have answered
more fiIly or happily. What he said was
brief, but il was to the point, and repudi-
aied most distinctly any departure from
the wise precepis Of The Father OF hls
!, Country and bis successors down TO tho
present time, and which. we fondly hope
and believe, will be the guide Of other
successors through long years 10 come.
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THE HUNGARIAN INRoAD.

The following il the conclusion Of an able ar
tiee in the National Inieligcncer under the above
caption. which was put in type for our last num-
ber but was excluded by other matter. Wepub-
lish il this week, not only for the pleasant style
and forcible manner in which the results Of the
doctrine Of Intervention are depicted, but for the
information which il contains in reference to the
various countries connected with the crcumstan-
ces from which the illustrations are derived:
Let us take rapid glance a, the bnsi-
ness we shall have before us. should we
conclude TO 60 into the work Of INTER-
vENTIoN consistently, aud with right
good will.
The first thing for us To do wauld be
to say to Russia, Prussia. aud Austria,
that they must restore the Nationality Of
Poland. and each give up lis share Of the
partition Of that country. No one. we
presume, will pretend TO say that the Poles
have Government which is not obnox-
ious to them. and which Is only submit
ted TO in consequence Of the sheer weight
OF bayonets, aud not of that kind of think
ing bayoneis which M. Kossuth so elo-
quen,ly Described. As to the wrongs Of
Hungary, of which we have recently heard
SO much, they are mere item in COM
parIson with those ol Poland. If ever
there was an oppressed nation which de.
served the sympathy Of the world, i,cer.
tainly is Poland, the variety and magni-
m,le Of whose griefs justly entille her 10
a claim for our intervention whenever We
conclude TO adopt that policy. Such in
terven,ion would doubtless involve us il
a war with three of the firsl-raie Power:
of Europe. But what is that to such I
nation as the United STATES And why
should ,hey. in pursuit Of such pseudo
chivalrons policy. dread any results ari
sing from the three lille letters WAR!
Our next work would be in behalf o
: Norway : and this would be rather NOR,
formidable affair, as il would require u
to take up the cudgels with the whole o
the Holy Alliance. consisting Of Grea
Britain, France, Russia. Austria, an,
Prussia. Our readers are perhaps no
! quite SO familiar with the affairs Of Nor
D way as with those Of Poland, and il ma,
be well. therefore, 10 give shor. oullin
4 of The case.
7 After lheiRussisn campaign, The allie
: entered into negotiation with Bernadotle
E Crown Prince Of Sweden. in order I
! bring the prestige Of his name, al the hea
n Of the Swedish army, into the field .
: gainst his old master Napoleon. whic
d negotiation he would only conclude o
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Honlmy.-We have never any grains
Of allowanre for the host ar hostess, in
this enlightened day. who will spread fnr
his or her guest q supper. but more espe-
cialIy abreakfasi. without a smoking dish
Of well prepared aud we'll bailed hominv.
Tor grils. il you'll SO call iil made from
pure white or flint corn. For fear you'll
plead ignorance and say that the Review
er never told how 10 make his lavorile
dish, here il the modus: Afier Smelling
your corn, winnow and clean il Of all dirt
and trash. for we eat more of Il 10 corn
bread than all our food besides; then snak
your grain for Eve minutes or longer in
clear boiling water. let II drain. then grind
in steel mill. aud spread Immediately
upon clean cloth and upon table. in
the sun; after drying. winnow il tho
roughly OF the bran. which slips from the
girls, in grinding. (ihe same in pounding
by being soaked in h"iling waier.) Hom-
my. before il is b'ild, should always he
soaked for lew hours. over night for ex'
ample, and then cooked as quick as pos.
sible. We esteem good hominy one O
the greatest luxuries in life. dish tina
foreigners may covei, and used ss stan
ding dish. we regard il as the best proc
Of an intelligent llouse.keeper.
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A ROGUE oUTWrTTED.

A curious instance occurred in London
some time back, in which rascal was
completely ouiwiiled. A bachelor gen.
tleman, who was very superior dranghis-
man and caricaiurist. was laid up in his
apartments with gou. in both >feet. He
could not move. but sal in an easy chair.
and was wheeled in and out in his chair TO
The sitting room. A well know vagabond,
asceraining the fact, watched ill his SER
want was sent upon message. The
area door communicating with the ki'ch-
en-, down went the vagabond, entered the
kitchen, walked up stairs. where. as lie
expected. he found The gentleman quite
alone and helpless.
IL am sorry to see yon in such situa-
,ion." said The rogue. you cannot move,
and the servant is out" The gentleman
started. alt is excessively careless 10
leave yourself so exposed, for. behold The
consequences! take the liberty OF re-
moving this watch and seals of the table
and putting them into my own pocket;
and as perceive your keys are here. l
shall unlock these drawers and see what
suits my purpose"
:. Pray help yourself" replied the gen.
tleman. who was aware that he could do
nothing to prevent him.
The rogue did so accordingly; he
found the plate in the sideboart. and ma
ny other things that suited him: and IN
len minutes. having made up his bundle.
he made the gentleman low bow and
decamped. lut the gentleman had the
use of his h nd. and had not been idle !;
. he had taken exact likeness Of The thief
with the pencil; and on his servants re-
turning. soon after. he dispatched him inn
medialely TO Bow ST., with the drawing,
, and an account Of what had happened.
The likeness was so good, that the man
was Immediately identified by the run
ners; and was captured before he had
lime to dispose Of single article. He
was brought TO the gentleman two hours
afterwards, identified, the properly on
I him sworn 10, and in six weeks he was
} on his way to Botany Bav.
|, -~~~---~-~-~-~--
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A PROCLAMATION.

By His RrssLney Darip 8. Rus. CoreHor
effks &aie IF Aorih ca5o(i"a-
WHEREAS. ihree-6ilhs ef ths whole num-
w ber Of members Of each House ofths Ge-
neral Assembly did. st the iss' session, pass The
faiiowing Act: i.. 6
AN ACT to amend the Constitution Of
North Carolina.
wHKnsAs, The freehold qualification nov re-
quired for the electors Cor members Of the stnsie
conflicts with The Fundamental principles of ib<r-
ty; Therefore. ,f f,tare1r
Isnc. I. Be II enaefed 5y tie General Asssmlly
ofike Sfafr Of North carpLna, and "a 10 hereby
snaefed by fke authority ef fAs same, thrce-filhs
OF the whole number of members ofeach HOUSE
concuuing, that the second clause Of third section
Of the firrs Article Of the amended Constitution
ratified by the people Of Nouh Canlins on the
second Monday Of November, A. ID, 1885, be
smended BIZ sinking out the words . and possrs-
sed OF freehold within the same district or lifly
scres Of land for six mouths next before and At
Inc day Of election" 70 that the ssid clause Of
said section shall read - folIowss All free white
n.cn Of the age Of tweniy-one yesu (crcept asis
hereinafter Declared J who have been inhshtanls
Of any one district within the State twelve months
Immediately preceding the day ofsny eleciion and
shall have paid rublic taxes, shall be entitled to
vote Coz a member ofthc Senate.
src. 2. BE IL further enacted, That the Gov
ernor Of the State be. and he is heieby directed,
10 issue his Proclamation 10 abe people Of North
Carolins, at least sx months before the ncrtelec-
tion Cor members Of the General Assembly, setting
forth the purport Of this Act and the amendment
to .ihe Constitution herein proposed, which Pro-
cIsmaiion shall be accompanied by tue and
perfect copy Of the Act, authenticated BY the GER
ii6cate ofihc Secretary Of Stale, and both the
Proclamation and the copy Of this Act. the TO
vernon Of the State shall cause 70 be publshedi Ia
al the newspapers Of this Stale. and posted in the
Court Houses Of the respective Counties in this
State. at least six months before the election Of
members TO the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed TO by three-6iihs
Of the whole number Of members Of each House
respectively, and ratified in General Assembly.
this the 9Th day Of January, 1851.
J. e. DOBBIN. g. H. c.
w. N. EDWARDS, 8. 8.
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OILS, TALLLOw GREASE, AND
CHIC MINERAL PAINT.

OILS, TALLLOw GREASE, AND
CHIC MINERAL PAINT.
Q00 Barrels MACHINE OIL. Price rs cts.
OOU per gallon.
$500 Gallons ditto, in casks Of various sizes.
Price as cents per gallon. s.
200 Barrels Boiled PAINT OIL. Price 55cts.
per gallon.
5000 Gallons ditto. in casks Of various sizes.
Price SIS cents per gallon.
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIL, various kinds &
qualities, from 35 to 60 cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in Casks Of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from 35 to so cents
per gallon.
so Tons TALI.OW GREASE for Heavy
Bearings and Coarse Machinery, in Bar
rels or Casks, Of any consistency required.
Price cents per ID.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Bar
rels, al the lowest market price.
Machinery OIL, warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather, and considered by those using i
equal 10 Sperm Oil.
Boiled Paint Oil, equal to Linseed Oil, other
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies OF the
above named articles, aud my motto is, .Smal
profits and quick returns"
B. F. POND,
Sc Water Street, (under the Pearlst. House..
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec, 1851. a II
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night. up stairs. down stairs. and in the
garden. No doubt it is 4 wise prosi-
sion Of nature. thus to endow our little
friends with instructive powers Of per-
ception. The face is the index Of the
mind. They read our character when
they catch our eve.
Ees- Kidd, Ia fLe cardenr's ckrsaiek.
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CAUTION TO PARESTs.-The Boston
Trareisr notices the death ofa child in
that city. By commissions. caused BY
eating raisins. This is no uncommon
occurrence. DIR. Devices. in his work
on the physical and medical treatment
Of children. Ia book which parents
should own.) mentions the death Of
three children from the same cause, and
remarks that /" there is no stomach
unless II be that of the ostrich-that
can master the skin Of the raisin." 1
recollect some time since, the death Of
a child in commissions. caused by eating
bits Of bark and shreds of wool which it
had picked up in creeping around the
room on the carpet. Dried fruit. bark,
cork, or wool from the carpet or blank
ct. or any indigestible substances. in
small quantities, causes much suffering
-and in considerable quantities is al
most certian, by obstructing the passage
Of the bowels, to produce commissions
and death.
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FOR THE LADIES.

a FINE Assortment Of French-worked Col
n lars. Chemisetts Under Sleeves and Cuffs,
at LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. m O4-
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Virtue is the garb ef honor. but W.,
edness is a robe Of xhame.
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SrlTE or NonrH ClRoIiSi, 2
Office of Secretary of State. 5


SrATE or NonrH CaRoIISi,
Office Of Secretary Of STATE. )
I, WIIIrax HrLI, Secretary Of State, 10 and
for the stste Of North Csrolina, do hereby eerti-
~ that the foregoing is q true and perfect copy
Of an Act of the General Assembly Of this State,
drawn of from the original on file in this Office.
Given under my hand, this 3lst day Of Decem-
0'' . WIN. HILL, sec'y Of State.
Am WHKHkAs. the said Act provides for a.
mending the Constitution Of the State Of North
Carolina 70 as to confer on every qualified voter
for the House Of Commons the right to vote also
for the Senate: N ,uaifa lge
Now, therefore, to the end that il may be made
known that if the aforesaid amendment to the
Constitution shall he agreed to by two thirds fc
the whole representation in each house Of the
next General Assembly, il will then be submit
ted 10 the people for ratification, ] have issued
this my Proclamation in conformity with the rro
visions Of the beioe ieciied Act.
In testimony whereof, Dawn 8. REin, Cover
nor Of The State Of North Carolina, hath hereun
to set his hand and caused the Great Seal Of Tho
said State to be affixed.
.,.x,,. Done at the City Of Raleigh, OF
sHJHS,. the thirty-frst day Of December, il
5SAAS3. the year Of our Lord, one thousan,
3&SNEE eight hundred and fifiy one, and il
Hc the scventy-sixth year Of our Inde
penderce.
BY the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
TuoxAs SErrLE, Jr., Private Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation
may fall, win please see that copy oft is post
ed up in the Court House OF their respective
Counties. N
January Ii. l6-
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