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DEMOCRATS BEHEADED. The new Wing State
Government of Massachusetts, is setting an example
to General Pierce which has spread CONSERVATION
among the United Staes oice-holders in that State.
Heads are being chopped off in manner that reminds
one of a New England Thanksgiving, though the
operation will be followed by fast day to the sute-
rers rather sooner than the recipients care about
Clerks of court sherfs and undersheriffs, insPec-
tors, are walking the plank in fine style Gov. Cliff
ford has commenced the era OF good feelings with
strong hand, and his friends have no right to cry
pecavi" if democratic administration of the Ma
jonal Government should happen to follow his exam
pie The Governor ought to have waited awhile.
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Important from Central America.

BALTIMORE, March Is. Late New ORLEANS oates
report stirring from Honduras. The British
steamer Devastation anchored off Toplle, and de-
manded the surrender of the town in the of the
Mosquito King-giving too hours time to consider
the demand, accompanying the same with threats of
bombardment.
The Inhabitants of the town were compelled to
yield, but under protest. The Honduras flag was
therefore pulled down, and that of the Mosquito King
substituted. The steamer then proceeded to the
town of Tomas, and afterwards cannonding
was heard. It was supposed the steamer rad been
attacked by the Honduras troops.
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt at Belize
on the 10th February.
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Ratification o. the English and american Claims
Ireaty-Presidential Nominations Sc.
WASHINGTON, March Is. The Senate was in ex-
ecuVe session for hour and half to-day, and
flied the treaty negotiated by Messrs. Everett and
Champion for the speedy naturalization of American
claims against the English government, particularly
covering the claims arising out of false seizures
der the slave trade treaty, and un1er the customhouse
regulations.
The President sent to the Senate, this morning a
large number of nominatOns-among them that of
Charles Gordon Greene, editor of the Boston Post,
for Naval Officer at Boston Charles H. Peasee, for
Collector of Boston; Henry w. Bishop, Sub
Treasurer at Boston also, appointments for Postmas
ter and Marshal of Boston, which, together with sew
era appointments for California, it is understood
confirmed.
There also sent in the nominations of Rufus
Parks as Collector of Cleveland General Lane as
Governor of Oregon, and the Territorial officers for
Oregon generally: Also various postmasters, custom
house officers, &c. Most of the nominations, how
ever, were not read even opened. All to be
acted on soon, perhaps Tomorrow.
The President also nominated, and the Senate con-
frmed Thompson Campbell, of Illinois George w.
Thompson, ofiVirgnia; and AIpheus Felch, ex-Sens-
Tor of Michigan, commissioners to settle land titles
California.
About thirty clerks in the Treasury Department
were removed yesterday.
No nominations have yet been made for this dis
irict
am told that Ex-Governor P. F. Thomas has left
for home, we'll satisfied that he bag been appoin ted
Collector of the Port of Baltimore.
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PENSION NOTICE.

A Act has recently passed Congress, extending
n Pensions to the Widows of revolutionary soldiers
for five years longer and granting Pensions to the wild
ows of such as married after the year 1900.
The same Act has also made further provisions for tho
widows and minor heirs of officers and soldiers Of the
War with Great Britain declared in the year 1872 and
of the various Indian Wars since 1905
The undersigned will be provided with the necessary
forms and will give his attention to all applications for
the benefit of this well former of Congress
the subject of Pensions and Bounty Lands
N. j. PALMER.
Milton, March 5, 1853. 662-3tw.
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NE BOOK s.

n E. w Il O o TX s.
THE Poetical and Prose Writings of DIR. John Lof-
i land; The Milford Bard, consisting of
Sketches in Poetry and Prose, Moral, Patriotic, Sent
mental, Sympathetic and Humorous, with Portrait of
the authors and a sketch of his life.
Voices from the Mountains and from the Crowd, being
collection of Poems, Ivy Charles MacKay.
The History of the Restoration of Monarchy in France
by Alphonse De Lamartine, vol. III, now ready.
Partisan Lights and French Principles, through
American Spectaclcs illustrated.
Corneie and his times, by NJ. Guizot.
Life of Sir Walter Scott, by Do-ald Macleod.
"L Lives of great men all remind us
We can make cur lives sublime"
Winter in Madeira, and Summer in Spain and
Florence, by Jno. A. Dix.
English Items, Microscopic views of England and
Englshmen, by Matt F. Ward, author of letters from
three contn ents."
Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster, from the
New York Daily Times, vol. Appetons Popular
Library. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, March 18th, 1853. "a
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

At meeting of the Board of Commissioners, held
on Tuesday evening take into consideration the
probable visit of Elk. President Fillmore and his Cab
met to this City, it was
Resolrcd, That Committee consisting Of Messrs.
Whiting and German be appointed to act in conjunc
ton with the Committee appointed by the CiIIzens
in Town Meeting, to make suitable arrangements for
the reception of Mr.. Fillmore and his suite.
On motion of Mr.. Whiting, w. d. Haywood,
Mayor of the City. requested to accompany the
Committee on the part of the citizens Petersburg,
and tender to Mr.. Fillmore and his suite. the hosp-
talities of the City of Raleigh whenever is ascer
tanned that Mr.. Fillmore is in that town. BY order
]. ]. CHRISTOPHERS, Clerk.
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RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS AGAINST TURKEY. Mr.. Pull
Sky has arrived at Washington from New York, in
company with Richard Adams Locke, for the purpose,
Information az to the approaches of Russia upon Tur-
key, and The possibility of general European war
arising sheTefrom.
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NEyy BoARD1NG EzoUsE.

NHE Subscriber most respectfully announces to the
/ Public that he has made arrangements to keep a
Mechanics Boarding House.
It is his intention to pay strict attention to the
fort of all wko may favor him with their patronage
He beys leave say that need apply except those
of good habits. PATRICK MCGOWAN.
Raleigh, March Is, 1858. 23-w3m
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Mr.. Sands, who was arrested and held to bail in
embezzlement from the post Office, has been dis
charged, under a writ of habeas corpus. by Judge
GayIe on the ground that under the act of Congress
the principal Government officers only are liable in
such charges the subordinaes not being recognised
nv the act ". Y. Com. .Hdr.
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ExrlNeulsHlNG FIRES ON SHIPBoARD. To extin-
guish fire in the hold of ship, nothing more is re-
quired than cask of common chalk in the bottom of
the hold, connected with the deck by small pipe,
and a two-gaon bottle Of sui Phuric acid, which, on
the alarm of fire, being poured down the pipe, will
generate sufficient quantity of dense smoke Gin
which flame cannot sxist) to extinguish any fire,
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DIED,

At his residence, in this County, Saturday last the
18th inst, William It. Hodge, Esq., in the S2nd year
of his age. Mr. Hodge horn i'll Mecklenhurg coun-
ty Va where he remained until of age, when he came
to this County where he has continued up to the day
of his death, bearing rreproachable character, and
dying 'amented by numerous relationship and many
friends.
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The .tDutchman'' says, whoever wishes to get
along through this world, has only to take lessons of
a hen chasing grass hopper through field. With
long neck and peeled eye, take few hurried steps,
then to the right, one futter-and ye have him |!
That's the way it is done.
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Important from San Juan-Ihe american Flag IL
SuNcd DC

Important from San Juan-Ihe american Flag In
suHcd, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 18th. The difficulty betweea
the citizens of San Juan, Greytown and the Van
derbilt Nicaragua Transit Company, is becoming
quite serious. The depot of the Transit Company
Is located point across the river from Greytown
and at this depot the company has stores with sup
plies of all descriptions, which furnished TO pas
sengers going either way, thus completely monopo-
LIKING this branch of the trade, and cutting off the
citizens of the town from all participation in its bene
fits. Numerous complaints have been made, which
unheeded and the citizens became exasperated,
threatened that unless the depot removed to Grey
town, open warfare should be resorted to, to check
the monopoly, for which purposes cannon and
munition have been procured, with the determination
to tear it down.
Mr.. Baldwin, the agent of the Company, had been
arrested and imprisoned the charge of using threat
ening language, but was subsequently released. On
the 9Th instant according to private letters received
the inhabitants of Greytown sent body Of armed
men, instructed to destroy remove the depot. AT
ter destroying considerable property. they took down
and nsulted the American flag, and gave notice that
they would demoIsh the whole building on the 10th,
if it was not removed within the limits of the town.
Great excitement Prevailed and the Transit Company
had refused all intercourse with the town, and de-
clared its determination convey of its citizens
TO New York.
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M Texas. Rx adzicea from Galveston

LATER FROM Texas. By advices from Galveston
to the 25th ult, we learn that disease resembling
black tongue had broken in Polk county, causing
great mortality. Among the victims was the Rev.
Vernon B. Lea, brother-in-law of Gen. Houston.
Col. Kinney has recently sol3 one half of his inte
rest in the town of Corpus Christi for the sum of
100000.
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$50 REWARD!

A FREE negro, by the of Jones Mitchell, alias
N Jones Ki, broke from the jail of Orange county,
the 9th day of March instant Said boy is mulatto,
stout built about five feet seven or eight inches high
quick spoken and intelligent about 80 years of age had
on, when he broke from said Jail, wool hat, black
blanket sack coat. He, understand, bound
when boy, gentl eman at Raleigh by the name of
John II. Christopher The above reward will be given
for his apprehension and delivery to at this place.
RICHARD M. JONES, Sheriff.
Hlsborough, March 10th, 1853. 34-wtf:
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office C. F & ID. IL. N. Company.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company, for DONE materials and supplies fur
nished said Co., present them duly authenticated at
this office on the st Friday of April next. This
tiee is given with ascertain the precise cunt
of debts against the Company, in order that they may
be paid as practicable
ALEX. MURCHISON, President.
By order of the Board.
]. ]. JACKSON, Sec.
March S. 33-tA.
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Hon. JOHN ]. CRITTENDEN. We see it announced
that this gentleman is about visiting Europe, with
his bride, late Mrs. General Ashley, of St. Lou
is, whom he married on the 9th ut being the third
espousal of both himself and the lady.
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PETERSBURG VoLUNTEERs. The sum of $lO,334
of arrearages of pay, subsistence and clothing. due
to CAPT. Richard McRae's company of Virginia Vol
nnteefs which served in Canada in the war of 1912.
Rteh Enc.
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of authority contained in the Charter of
ID the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road Company, and
in obedience order of the Beard of Directors,
will offer for SALE the highest bidder before the Court
House door in the City of Raleigh, Wednesday the
3Oth of March the following shares of Stock in said
Company on which the instruments have not yet been
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having qualified as Executor
of Josiah o. Watson, deceased, hereby gives notice
to all persons having claims against the of the
deceased TO present them, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. Persons indebted said
tate will please forward and settle without delay.
J. w. B. WATSON, Ex'r.
March 7, 1853. 3tw.
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New Cooks.

TXPERIENCE of Life, by Miss Seawell, Author
/ Iof Gertrude Earrs Daughter, &c. Truth, by C..
B. TAYLOR, Author of Angels Songs, &c. Also Pres
byterian Clergyman looking for the Church2d part
couslusion of the work. For sale by
w. l.. POMEROY.
March 10, 1858. So
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DRESS GOODS.
DRINTED and Plaid Berages,
L Lawns, Organd and Printed Cambrics,
Plaid Ginghams and Silk Lustors,
BLK, Groe DeRhine Silk and plain blk DeLair,
Cambria, Jackonette. Swiss, Checked, Null and Nam
suck Muslins, great variety,
Blk and White and fancy Berage DeLains.
j. BROWN.
March Is, 1853 81
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KNOW THE FACT.::
EVANS g COOKIE
WILL SELL GOODS

AND SELL THEM RIeHT-AND NO MISTAKE
"E are now receivsng Spring Goods and will
w, soon have beautiful assortment to offer ~
consisting in part of the following:
Sup. Brocade Silks from 81 to 81 per yard,
Sat- Stripe Berages. Muslins from cents cents
together with all goods for Ladies' wear.
Ladies Pc. Hdkfs-from 10 cents to $I5,
Goods for mems wear-GU sorts,
a good assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
Hardware,
Boots and Sh"es, every price and quality.
These goods will stand the rub and such as can be
ut on shelves without injury, and worn a-TIME
WITHOUT soILISG-for sale at the old stand of
EVANS & COOKE,
No. %, cheap place, next7door to
R. Smiths Corner.
March 10, 1883. SO
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Cotton and SILK HO5Ierg.

DLACK Ingram Cotton Hose, superior quality,
DBPk and white Silk Hose, blk Raw and Silk Hose,
White Cotton Hose from 123 to 90 cents.
Brown and White Cotton Hose.
BROWN
March Is, 1853. 81
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SPRING GOODS, 1853.

SPRING GOODS, 1853.
T AM receiving my Spring Goods which offer to my
i old customers, the usual terms and invite them
and the public generally. to call and examine my stock
have received among other Goods, the following:
French worked Collars new and old style,
Swiss and Cambria IHsertings and Edgings,
Thread and Bobbin, Laccs and Edgings,
Thread and BoSbin Inscrtings,
Linen Cambria, Long Lawn and Linen Camhc Hdk'fs,
White Pongee and fancy Silk Pocket H'dk is,
Ladies and Gentlemens' Gloves q variety.
Tapes, Bobbin and Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk
Black Lace Demi Wells. J. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, March Is, 1858. 81
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95 REWARD.

s % KEW ARD.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, near Raleigh, in
hUDecember last, negro boy named WILLIS PER-
RY Said negro is about six feet high very black. and
shows his teeth which large and white, very plain
". He is bowIegged, leg more crooked than the
other He has peculiar one of his forefDgers.
extending from oiKto joint He will no doubt attempt
to pass free man under an assumed name
The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said
negro subscriber az Raleigh, fifteen dollars for
his confinement so that get him again.
BENZ. TROLLINGER.
RaIeiob Feb 81 1888 2S-if.
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VI YOU WANT TO LOOK DRESSED, call at
Evans & Cookies and get one of Bebee's Hats and
J Miles & Sons Boots, and shine.
No. 20, cheap place.
March 10, 1853. SO
SPIT. Age, w Post and Star, cory.
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+bo.a NAN hS0lS KING of Beaufort N. G. was amono
medical college. ' ~ al New York
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WHOLESALE TRADE,
Fer March, 1852.
OUR SPRING STOCK of
FOREIGN & DOM ESTEC

A -
~ FOREIGN 81 DOMESTIC
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
complete The assortment is large and COM
handing.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
invited call aud examine styles and prices feeling
confident that offer great inducements any
Jobbing House North South.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
Sycamore Street Petersburg. Va.
81
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TETs and RIBBONS.

BONNETS and RIBBONS.
I = DOZ. Bonnetss from rs cents to 81 So Rib
i - bons from 10 cents to So per yard.
EVANS & COOKE,
No. 90, cheap place.
March 10, 1853. 50
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U, s. SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March ii, 1853

The President of the Senate laid before that bod v
communication from the Postmaster General in re-
latlon to the contract carrying the mails from Vera
Cruz TO San Francisco.
Several petitions presented. " hen the Senate
resumed the consideration of the resolution heretofore
submitted by Mr. Clayton, calling upon the President
laung to the Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
Mr.. Mason replied to the remarks of Mr. CLAYTON,
controVerting the declaration of the last named gen.
teman, that the Balizs is in Mexico, in The Stale of
Yucatan, and insisting that the British settlements
are in Central America. He further said, towards
the conclusion of his remarks, that British agrees
slons on this continent have gone far enough.
Mr.. Clayton replied, saying that Honduras itself
course in making the CiaYton-Bulwer treaty.
Without concluding he gave way for motion to
go into an executive session.
After remaining short time therein, the Senate
adjourned.
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SDun Cotton.

Spun Cotton.
I R0 BUNDLES, No. and upward. For sale by
W ]. BROWN.
Raleigh, March 18th, 1853. 81
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GUN, LOCK-sMITH, AND
BELL A N g L e
CHARLES KUESTER,

CHI A Z L Z S K q Els 7 q r,
XE7OULD respectfully inform the Citizens of Raj
w eigh and surrounding country that he has located
permanently in Raleigh, and has opened Shop
Wilmington Street, lin Dr. Cookies brck-building0
where he will be found at all times ready to execute
any jon " in his line, in style that shall not be sur
passed by any other person. and the charges shall al
ways be moderate. CALL AND SEE.
Raleigh, February 81, 1853. 96O-
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The following sections are in the Postroute Bill
which passed both Houses of Congress and are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

NJ the officers Of the late Embassy at Con
..,;.c,ie ns Management berg IN the hanns OF ds
snnL1 The Russi.n Consul General in Wa'lschia From
80 We learn that up 20 that date 10000 troops ana
- Of artillery had already passed through Jss'y
I'Prrooeeeed by forced marches toward toe 0anlbe
I kr,i.h Consul not present a. the u DUN when
- 'pns.isns celebrated after occupying the ciiy
i' nostches from Alex,ndris, Of 2ist mentioned thai
a. Fsyp,ian feet bad s.i-d Tor CoDsisnnnops
T,.vc.ss in which the United States Consul at Smyr
.h,d extended his protection to Hungarian refugee Is
s,oped elsewhere 10 this psper Respecting the .se
r y, Cost. letter states that il CON nented on in
., p,s,sbury in manner By means altering to Aus
81. 6,s,ly IL ssys became IN 81 Petersburg many
ns,.ons ss, 70 look the s'sr spangled banner as
80 a., tgTeee moi to be touched with inpunity and,
T.. ..oonslv because tie Car has always shown much
g hobs, rspec for the gigsntc conception and develop
~ ne United States hsn he ever has for The repre-
sentative =, stem England and the despotism Of Napo
leon III for which By the way, the in St Peters
ct bu,g prophecy no very long Duration Vienna !stter
!, IA, DoiJg Mars Of date goth, says, the American
CbsreS Afshes al CoDstsninople had written to the
% Austrian Goyernme mt that Martin Costa no ale
gisnce TO the Emperor OF Austria aud that his nprson
eLf after be had taken civil oath 70 the United Stes
als not Only very regretsbe violation Of international
claw but al act Of disrespect which will not be
aforgo,teu The correspondence Of The Maose3es Seoa
lore stats that Ali Pachs the Turkish eI Governor quit
led Smyrna impaired by the the citizens The
TesidfLt EufOpN ais rent dIucsS pressing
SORROW at bis removal and thanking him for the good he
had done the city On the day Of his departure, all the
consus troept TIE Antrim hoed their flag, and the
shipe 81 war fred salute
The Austrian Consul A. SnJroa during the Costa affair
had arrived stAhens from which it was Inferred that he
had been dismissed.
The Lovds Association i3 endsavorbg TO induce he
Austrian vernmtDt 10 taks measures To- iIee the ou9s
Mouth othe Danube from the obstacles which impede
navigation.
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THE MisEs OF Csoco-Fron " FL PstriotA" OF JAY,
sls' Of Car;h2seaAl learn tina; Mr.. kennsa CON
i-sioned by an Anglo American Company, for exploring
the mineral lands Of the province Of Choco las ossn very
srccessiu snd thst MS investigations give ample evidence
Of the immens- mineral wealth e several part OF the prov
irce The Company TOR which Mr. W. hennish - been
st0riBg consists Of Messrs Everett Bfosn, j. CapelA
resident q Carit AGRA and others.
NJ K.nbish has purchased toe nine Csicsio, 81, -
the banks OF the well known surif7r)us river. Anda
u.ds 10 to- Of Atrsto and IL his way TO
New loik with specimens Of fne gold from the yield Of
The nine TIE boxes and Us containing his spec
have the al of the Province II ChocO g evidence
tHrr geruneness snd h. carries with him Otler tesni)
uais the facts which hs statements sud specimens I'M
py VIII suitable port FOR the exporson Of the treas
END fr tn importation OF machinery Tor working the
mes Choco but be bat mach benefited BY this
mig enterprise which has been so successfully under
taken and by Others IL which is INST inevitably
lead Aspn a. AZ )urier.
FRov TsE BErrisH PRovIvcEs.-si JOHN, y b. papers
Of August sth ths the potato rot appeared there
From Prince Edward Islands We hear OF devastating
fires the woods which destroyed houses bSrns TIMBER.
and sheep Tn Kramiehi y b. Glelaer says that
The cstch OF kere that vicinity though not Of an e1
Tsordinsry character will efceed tina, OF last year