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MARCH 14tA, 1860.
c. McCauley, Webb & Dickson, S. S. Webb, JAS.
Webb, j. NJ. Worth & Co.. Greensboro Gas Co.,
j. Bethel, j. & F. Garrett, D. Clewell, A. Boiling,
Sheek & Bowman, j. & E. Kerner, E. & Adderton,
Adams & Smith, Bell, Rickett & Co., A. C H. N.Y.
ers, d. d. Phillips, S. j. Rickats, j. F. Boon, A.
Peasants, NJ. A. Curtis ]. NJ. Hughes, Scott Da-
Wis, I. H. McRorie N. & Campbell, Jamison Simon
ton Co., j. A. & R. Q. Davidson j. w. Stockton,
Martin & Rich, Gather & Co., R. A. Burton, Horah
Ramsey, R. Cheek, Albright Co., A: S; Rigs
bee & Bro, j. R. Hutchngs, Long McCauley, S.
d. Morgan.
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NEW DRY GOODS.
w. HI. s. r. s. TUCKER,

w. H. & r. s. TUCK Err,
VUOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
w to their HesU and EttensiUe StOckof
French, German, and British Goods,
Embracing nearly every description Of desirable Dress
0Ods to be found in the markets. consisting Of SILKS
AND SILK ROBES, in great varieties.
BAREGE ANGLAIS, ORGANIZE,
BAREGE AND MUSLIN ROBES,
of newest Paris styles.
POPLINS, PINE APPLE,
BAREGE ANGLAIS, BRILLIANTES,
MARSAILLES PRINTS,
WHITE GOODS, IRISH LINENS,
LINEN SHEETING, DAMASK DIAPERS,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &c.
LACE Manifesto great varieties.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Aso Lace Goods Point Apique Valencne Lace Trimmed
French Work. Linen and Cambria Setts-n great variety.
w. HI. & r.. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, N. c., March 20, 1860 23-n
SITUATION WANTED. ~
4 YOUNG MAN OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERT
N in the dry goods business, wants situation
salesman in dry goods store wholesale grocery.
Best of reference to qualifications character, &c
given.
Address &c. N T."
Mebaneville, N. G.
March 20, 1850. ss-2pd.
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BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs is the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing, cyril
ing, preserving and restoring the hair. Laaiss t5S
Sold by all Druggists and Perfuners .,t = a. -
March 10. 1860. f1-rGswsmos. =
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ID / e ID :.

In this City, the 18th ins of congestion after ill.,
ness of four dlys William Marriott infant of E. E.
and NJ S. Harris aged six weeks ell is well with the
child
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MARCH 18th. 1860.

MARCH 18th, 1861.
NJ. A. Angler, Durham & Hunter, Y. Blalock. H.
H. Burk & Bro, Glover o. Mfg Co., B. & P. Rod
gers, B. L. Cole, B. G. Seins, Warren & Wills, NJ.
w. Page, B. Rodgers, Foster & Gorrell, Col. E. P.
Jones, II. Parker, A. Durham, B. NJ. Yates, S. Dun
stead, A. ]. Roberts, B. F. Webb, Jno. Lockart, w.
P. Mangum.
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Goodwin's majority,

Goodwin's majority, 1880
Mr.. Wentworth, republican candidate for Senator
in the sixth district is elected making 10 out of u
Senators. The republican majority in the House
is IS.
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PLANO FORTE Music. 3. s-'.

PLANO FORTE MUSIC. ~ -
$50 Worth of Vocal for o.! 81 ESQ Worth Of In.
- stTumental for Oh so. s,sf l'7Fs
THE HOME CIRCLE.-A collection of Marches,
u Waltzes, Polkas Schottisches Redowas. QuadrIes,
Contra Dances &c Arranged for the Piano Forte Prlce
81 so; in cloth 80. 81 9-sf o..
THE SHOWER OF PEARIS.-A collection of the most
beautiful Duets arranged for the Piano Forte In co.n
g. Copies sent by mail postpaid, receipt tne price,
Published BY DITS0N co,
277 Washington Street. Boston.
March 2o;ls6o. N-l1
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The New Hampshire State Election
BosToN, March 16.-Full returns from New
Hampshire show the following results:
Goodwin, (rep.) $4,000
Gate, (dem.) 33,41O
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THREE FEMALE TEACHERS WANTED
In the Methodist Protestant Female college
for the Scholastic year, commencing q.
. JULY 11th 1860. sr.<
1st. thorough and experienced teacher the Piano
and Guitar.
3D. To teach piano and vocal music painting Of different
kinds wax, fruit and flowers. s..a.a@..- - =
3d. To teach the solid branches - %
Applications stating salary, &c. with recommendations,
will be received until the 4th of May. e->e - .
Members of the Methodist Protestant Church preferred
Address sis - A&iz
]. s RAY, Secy, y-rtr.
20 ~ jamestown, Guiiord Co, N. c.
M.rct 49, 1860 23-5t.
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1850. SPRING. 1860.
HEARTT &c IREDEIL.
HAVE NOW OPENED THEIR LARGE AID CARE
LII fully selected Stock of
New and Desirable Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS.
OF DRESS GOODS they offer a most beautiful assort-
ment, consisting in part of the following: 81.
SILKS,
GRENADINES
ORGANIZES
JACONETS,
BAREGES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
CHALLIES, &c, &c.
In all the latest and most desirable styles of ROBES and 6y
the gard
Thier Stock of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTS is full and has been selected with great care
Raleigh. \. c., March 20, 1860. 23-4t
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HEART g. IREDELL WOULD GALL PAR
LII ticular attention to their large Stock of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C.,
for Gents Ladies' Misses Boys, Children and Servants
sceHr.
Raleigh, March 90 1860. 23-4t
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NORTH-CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS.
"IE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALAMANCE
w PLAIDS AND STRIPES.
These Goods recommended very highly, being far
superior those of Northern Manufacture.
HEARTT IREDELL.
Raleigh, n. c., March 90, 1860 23-4t.
"a Daily Press and Spirit of the Age copy three times.
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TIME COURSE OF INSTRUCTION EMBRACES THE
Il various branches of the Common Law and of Equi-
ty Admiralty, Commercial, International and Constitu
tiona Law and the Jurisprudence of the United States.
The Law Library consists Of about 900 volumes and
works appear they added and every effort made
to render it complete.
instruction given by oral lectures and expositions,
land BY recatons and examinations in connection with
them of which there ten every week. Moot Court
is holden in each week. at which, previously given
out argued BY four students and opinion delivered by
the Presiding Instructor Rooms and other facilities
provided for Club Courts and Assembly held week
w. for practice in debate for acquiring knowledge of
parliamentary law and proceedings
Students the School any Stage OF their pro-
essioua studies mercantile pursuits and at the
mencement of either term in the middle other part
of the term. ...-. w. - .
They are liberty to elect what studies they will pur
sue according their view of their and attain
ments.
The Academical year, which commenced on Thursday,
six weeks after the third Wednesday in july is divided
terms of twenty weeks each with vacation of
six weeks at the end Of each term. .s...
During the winter vacation the Library opened warm
ed and lighted for the of members Of the School
The Exercises of the Spring Term will commence
MONDAY, March 5th; those of the Autumn Term,
MONDAY. September Sd, 1860. .-. s..-s..fs s..s -.
Applications for admission for catalogues, any fur
tier information may be made to either of the Professors
at Cambridge -. 90 ia. ..., e. ~ r..
Cambridge, Mass, March 90, 1860. 12-H3ipd
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LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE

Tie Zastyucto-s in this School are:
HoS. JOEL PARKER, LII. D.. Royal Professor.
HoN. THEoPHILUs PARSONS. LII. D.. Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, L. D., University Prof.
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STRAW GOODS.
A MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF BONNETS
n HATS &c. At
HEARTT & IREDELL'S.
Raleigh, n. c.. March 90 1860. 23-4t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22
OVERLAND MAIL.

ATcHIsoN, March 81.
The Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak
Express arrived here this evening, bringing
dates from Salt Lake to March "a. and from
Denver to the 10Th inst, and 800 dollars in
dust
On the I4th of March Moses Young shot Mr.
West, of Leavenworth.
On the 18th Young was tried before the
Peoples Court, and hung at 3 o'clock the same
afternoon. He only said in defence that he had
world would never know.
The funeral of West on the same day, was
largely attended by MasOns and others.
Mr.. Stone was still alive, but his surgeon,
DR.. Mcdowell, had pronounced the wound
mortal, and he could not survive many days.
MALL-Y STATION. Ear5h 81.
The Overland Mail from San Francisco,
March Sd, arrived here at half past six this
evening. It has telegraph advices to the Sd
inst.
The Democratic State Convention in resolu.
ton endorses the Cincinnati platform, approve
of the Dred Scott decision, favor Pacific Rail
Road and Telegraph, endorse Buohanan's Ad'
ministration, approve present and past Demo
cratic State Administration, declare Dickinson
the first choice Of California, but does not in'
struct for him.
A resolution declaring Douglas the lasi
choice Of the Convention, Was tabled 2s4 to Go
1t is thought that seven of the eight dele
gates are friends of Senator Latham, and elect
ed through his influence.
There is great activity among the miners anC
capitalists are investing largely in claims.
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PROM WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON, March 81.
The news from Mexico has created a profound
sensation here, particularly relative to the cap
ture Of the two Spanish Steamers, and awaited
with great interest further news. II was SUD
posed they were captured as pirates, and the
act on the part of our naval forces is fully sus-
tanned. Loud and open mitigation as expressed
against tie Spanish authorities in Cuba fol
fitting out the expedition 10 act against the
Constitutional government of Mexico. which
we recognize. 1t is believed by some that the
steamers were fitted out by the authority OF
Spain, and sustained by France.
A remarkable change has taken place in the
last forty.eight hours in the minds of those leg-
islators, who had opposed the Nicaragua and
Mexican treaties
The Democratic Senators held caucus this
morning to discuss the Eoprety of ceasiug all
efforts TO make any treaty with any Spanish
American country, since the Republicans have
brought matters to dead lock.
The Republican Senators also had caucus
on the same subject, and the discussion was
warm.
The result was that Senator Dixon, Of Conn,
and several others joined Senator Wilson in
the policy indicated by his vote on the Mic
aragua treaty, and if practicable resuseitate
the Nicaragua treaty and pass It.
Lieut.. Upton, Sd artillery, is orGeIed to re-
port at Fort Columbus to proceed with recruits
to Fort Brown.
Information received si the War DeTart
ment eOntradicts the dispatch concerning the
rumors Of the assassination of Indians of the
Eel River by the whites.
The Judiciary Committee met to>day and
determined to investigate the charges against
Judge Watrous, and notice had been issued tC
him to that effect. Judge Simonds Of New
7 ork, aud Hon. L. B. Evans, of Texas, appear
as counsel for the memOrialists.
Senator Wilson designs pressing upon Con
gress his proposition for suppressing the Afr
can slave trade, and intends, if possible, tC
secure action upon it.
The Democrats question the prOPriety of this
in view OF the difference in the nayies of thiI
and the European Governments, and our ma
tiOnal repugnance to the right Of search
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRIToN.
popTr.Nn March 81

PoRTL AND, March 81
The steamship North Briton, via Queenstown
eth lust arrived at Portland at l:45 A. NJ to day.
bringing one day later news from Europe.
Latest via QueenstoWn-London, Thursday, Sih
The Daily News city article says the stock mar
ket remains depressed. Attention being still al
most exclusively directed 20 the complications on
the Continent.
The funds have not experienced any decline.
The share market continues TO drO0p.
The demand for money is slack owing to the
new check to business.
About f44 COO in gold was taken from the Bank
to-day for export, a portion being for India, A
sum Of f7O.O0O in West Indies and Brazil was
dispatched abroad.
The Commodore Perry is now ll3 days out from
Melbourne, and insurance on the cannot be Ell ect-
ed under 25 per esnt.
The great military dinner at which the Duke Of
Cambridge presided, Is the most interesting feature
Of the dsy One thousand officers sa. down, and
the GALLERIES were crowded. At the hall IN the
evening between 5000 aud 1000 persons were
present
MARsEtLLEs, March 7.-Letters from COnstan-
| tnople 10 tie 25th ult, are unanimous in stating
thsta misunderstanding exists among The Minis
ters. and that change iE the Ministry Is expected
The Europeans have protested against the tax
on house rents and the penalties imposed on their
communities.
II is certain that the Porte, besides calling out
| the Redias. has Ordersd double enlistment as q
precautionary measure.
me Ulemss have recently protested TO the Sui
tan against the taking OF Tetuan, and have OBJ
tanned letter Of arrangement and subsidies fOr
Liverpool, stb, P. M.-BreadsiuHs dull. Pro
visions quiet but firm Other articles unchanged
The North Bnton brings 76 passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

The Cork papers, of Thursday, contain the
following news
Warts extremely probable between Austria
aud Piedmont. Piedmont is buying cavalry
horses in France.
1t is stated that Count Arese has been en-.
trusted by the Emperor Napoleon with the
mission to bring about dehnitiVe settlement
between Frame aud Piedmont on the Savoy
question
FLOREEcE, IA Government ordinance has
been issued, supprossing all former DEGREES
against the liberty OF the Press.
NAPLES, 3.-There was grand military dis
play here on the Ist inst.
Some persons Of high distinction have been
arrested, and several noblemen are about to be
exiIed
Great activity is being displayed in the arse
nails.
Letters from Sicily announce that the Aaor
ney General at Messina has been murdered,
and that Eliminating bomb had been thrown
at the Director Of the Police, thereby which
two persons were wounded.
RoME, Great agitations prevails in the
Marches and tri color flags are hoisted nightly.
MOROCCO News from Morocco is to the
2sth Feb.
The permanent occupation of Tetuan by the
spanish had been definitely agreed upon and
10000 beds had been ordered there
Several batalliOns in the Peninsula had been
ordered to be ready to 60 10 Africa upon the
first summons.
A letter from the Sultan Of Morocco was read
GU the 25th Of Feb, at the principal mosque in
4 Ingiers, announcing his rejection of the
conditions OF peace proposed by Chena.
lie says that he is coming to the Northern
lrau "a
prospect of peace, that he has ample funds and
that he will prosecute the war to the end if he
loses all his seapOrts He exhorts all true be-
levers to arise in defense of their country, and
says that he has given orders to put to death ali
pIunderers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

Mr.. Trumbull presented the proceedings of the
Board of Trade at Chicago, asking for an assay
Office
Mr. Green introduced a resolution requesting
the President 70 communicate 10 the Senate the
correspondence between the Judges in Utah and
the Attorney General or the President, in regard
to the legal proceedings and affairs.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported back the bill for the protection of female
passengers on boaId steamships and other vessels,
and it was passed
This is the same bill that has passed the House.
After debate, an amendment by Mr. Hamliu,
making the reduction of 20 per cent. on the pres
snt prices, was agreed to, as vas also an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Fitch, that the reduction
shall apply to all the printing ofthe present Con-
| greEs, except the Post Office blanks.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Mallory gave notice that on Friday hC
would call up the bill to increase and regulate ths
pay of the Navy.
Mr.. Hale offered q resolution, which was adopt
ed that the President of the u S. inform the Sen
ate if any instructions have been given to officer
fthe Navy, BY which, in any event, the nava
forces Of the 0. S. were to take part IN the civ
war in Mexico, and by what authority certain
Mexican steamers were captured and their ofheer
and crews made prisoners.
The Florida claims bill was debated at SOM
length and postponed till the 10th Of April.
The Homestead bill was taken up. Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

Gas EEPLOsEON AT BuFFALO.-A terrible gas
explosion occurred at Buffalo on Sunday evening
last. # took place in portion Of a block occu-
pied by F. W. Lohouse, shoemaker, he living with
his family on the floor above. He had been absent
during the day with his wife, and on returning
in the evening, they were struck with a strong
smell of gas. They passed up stairs and thought.
lessy struck light, ignorant Of the amount of gas
in the room. An explosion instantly followed, the
force Of which was SO great that the windows Of
the room were completely crushed into fragments
and the partition separating that room from the
next was torn to splinterS. In the adjoining store
Of Knapp & Aver, distillers, liquor casks were
burst by the force Of the conclusion, and glass
was broken across the street. The noise Of thG
explosion was heard throughout most of the city
Mr.. Lohouse was severely burned about the face
arms SC. Neither his wife nor his child were In
! jnred seriously Total dam4ge to the building
S4OO TO $500
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1NeToN, March 2l.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
All the Democrats and South Americans
with two exceptions, present in the House to-
day voted against the resolution providing fol
the taking Of testimony in the contested cleo
ton case Williamson against Sickle These
two South Americans who bOlted are hessrs
Adams and Anderson, both of Kentucky.
The resolution of the Com on Elections in
the case of Howard against Cooper, of Mich
declaring it inexpedent to allow further time
for Mr.. Cooper to take testimony will be called
up tomorrow.
The bids for printing the Post Office blanks
were opened to-day. Mr.. Crowell, Of N. T..
offers to execute the work for 90 cents, and
Mr. Thomas, of Buffalo, for 94A cents less on
paid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

PoLIcE COURT-JUDGE LAWRENcE.-HarVey
Pheatt and Thomas Carl plead guilty to the charge
Of disturbance, to avoid worse fate. They were
aued sIO each and sentenced to thirty days on the
streets. When called upon BY the officer to go
forth to work in the muddy vineyard, P. demured
and sWors be wouldn't go, aud not bit Of work
would be do, so now MeIlrath quietly took down
formidable chain with 3 94-pounder attached
and proceeded to unlock the shaekles, when
Phea't fered 10 open negotiations, aud went to
work bravely.
VIM. Pike, (nOt one Of John BrOwn's,) for dis
turbance, was fined 81.
Patrick Murphy and Luke Fitch had been des.
perately drunk, for which they were fined $40
and costs eac b.
shank" S peck Was up for drunkenness. He
was convicted, and sentence was about TO be pro-
nounced, when be begged to say that if allowed to
20 free be would leave the town and never come
back again, forever and ever. speok has noted
edorg," which Is his boon companion. The Judge
inquired whtthar this dog was with him when he
was drank. mo" said he. "Well, then" said
The Judge, "as your dog was not with you, vii
let yOu of with fine of IS; but # he had beer
with you, you might have been put upon th'
streets" speck then offered to bring forward th'
dog and let him go upon the streets, but bis oael
was declined, but his master was required e
promise faithfully that be would not drink anothel
drop Of liquor Whils in town.
Juiia Cameron was fned S. for Iutoxicstion.
Christian Kuglsr sndhIs hnlly were sent to tn
lIndmary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

FIRE Last night about II O'Clock FIRE broke
out in crobaush's Daguerrean Rooms in Kyser's
Block, Ontario street The fremeu were prompt.
y % hand and the fro extiuguished' but Gro
baughs stock was nearly oil destroyed. The
amount Of loss could not be ascertained last night
The stock Of Perry 4 Kyser, provision dealers,
aud J. Stair Son. seed store, which were under
'sath, were much damaged by water, Origin Of
the FIRE unknown.
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Last Nights Report.
xXxyhh CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINGToN, March 81.

WASHINGTON, March q.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stanton asked leave 10 introduce a rusOlu-
tiOn requesting the President to inform the House
whether the recent capture Of two Mexican YES
sells in or near the port Of Vera Cruz, by the U. S.
sloop of-war Saratoga, was in pursuance Of the
order Of the President or Secretary of the Navy,
or whether the act Of the officers in command of
the Saratoga had been or will be approved by the
President Also, that the President be requested,
if DOt incompatible with the public service, to
communicate copies of all orders or instruction
under which tho vessels ic the Gulf Of Mexico are
acting.
Mr.. Crawford objected to the instructions of the
resolution.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the resolutions reported from the Com. on elec-
tons in the Sickles case.
Mr.. Sickles spoke in support of his right 10
a seat.
Mr.. Dawes replied in favor Of his opponent,
Mr. Williamson.
Mr. Branch moved to table the whole SUBJ
ject. Negatived 80 against 81
The resolution as reported by the Commits
tee, requiring MIR. Williamson to serve on Mr..
sickIes, within 10 days, particular statement
Of the grounds Of the contest, and that Mr.
Sickles serve an snswer within 20 days there
after, and that both parties be allowed go days
to take testimony in support of their separate
allegations; were then adopted so agaicst 81.
Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

WAsHlNeToN, March 81.
The Government, with such information a.
Is now ~ It's possession, approves Of the re-
cent conduct Of our naval officers il the Gull
Of MEXICO
a, Inc refusal Of the Miramon steamers TO show
tnelr soloIs, when asked to do 90, vas consid-
pirates '-- '-'''S'' =
The President has recognized Carl Otts
Whi'e as Vice Coasul Of Sweden and Nor.
way, at Charleston, and Chas. j. suuded as
Vice Consul Of Sweden and Norway, at Chi
cagO.
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