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CoLoRED WOMAN. VINO WISHES TO JOtN HER
~ hnshsna sar iraue.sco. u ansious q With
fneuan std stg ruing there nrder whose
e.uld go She wisg % BAY her r1saee. ard 49,
FL smhrmnid % the lady durnv tho vovsss Unsvcspon
s r'issnee given lp1uire Al i ~ ar street Bobby
TUE HAND BOOK TO cENTRAL AMERICA, WIN
destTpiun y the rorto 90 california aad th@ Paclhs>
~ Tie great AVE ~ Naf.run, n " " Cauty. Prhfted
sad cod GEORGE q. kEstl 4. fad Priatsr.
Corner ~ Wei nnd Wa,er streets.
(REcORYs CALIFORNIA EEFKEss-.N ExPRGss
~ vii be made a.f fotN arded tHn this Office ~ each
~ he steamer Ohis nnd Cfe.eee city, - sail On re -h
infant and ls june rearectNer, ~ clarye OF spe-
..sl nssseursr The delivery 81 parcels shs v.s<sres
b. hs Etprtss lire. for 81 part ~ lsVrna ~ s.-nteA
9 ~ he proltsser IN t,r'-r ueaafes sfteF e ssrv>t
o. tie steser ~ san Francisco. sEurRg he utnDt do
rstch. Once D Pss-i stree s,rre- wsl, lat Blown
C-s ruOspsON mr. uCOCK, AGENTS.
y. B-rsynss,s fer frsirb, can be Gait
fornia. ss ds.iros
no IroRNiANS-CAHBiNES RiFLEs. REvOLy-
pistos Donhis gHas Sg1rfire ipnie r,e,ta fis~v
scae w,rhts Gold Picks Ae Tor sale at extssm5.
a. W srIss co. o. Maiden Lane
CAIiroRNIA QUARTZ RocK-TifE BEST GAMBLERS
" W word, in7eqtei ard sofa BY r. IN ~. the re-
tutttd Ca ruihr Also his nove bsgrave trunk which
~tfran, Cd y, lest roa ssraft.r nov r',o-t and
~ ~ Yer ~ hny quantity. M California outA CON-
pete. Mo- Pnrf NV, opposite the Astor House.
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PIanett's BItters VIII cure Dyspepsia. In.


Question DEBILITY Liver Conpairt Nervousness Headache;
and all bilious dscrder he had wholesale and
JAMES SADLlER I Broadway, for the proprietor.
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WATERING PLACE.

r. ,. HICEs HOTEL. NEW ROCuELIE.-THE UN.
derEned has the pleasure 60 inform his friends
tb that be hfs taken the large house. formerly the
ZION Hou,e The ssiatlshmcnt las been much improved
new and he ndsoely furnished aad will opened
reception ~ company Monday next the 9Th Of Nay
TIE fulscritcr VIII he prepared make arrangements
anes for roons and board for the also transient
visiters. a. ~ KICE
New Rochelle. Nay IS. 1880.
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THIRD WEEK-KING's PANORAMA OF THE Holy
Il Land, and the Ruins OF Ancient Cities, at Montague
Hall brooklyn, embracing twenty-one Views, including
Rome, Nnsyah Malta Jerusalem Fire. Athens, Baby
Palmyra, Cypress, sc. Admison % cess children half
price Doors at ia oehck Panorama begns moving
sl4. Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday,
I'm Stages from Fulton Ferry the kali every
minutes
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WELCH's CIRcuS-ASTok PLACE.-THE TRoUPE
w delayed another week Monday evening, May 1850.
Universal rush 20 witness tho ieaDing Naning and
Flying Act q Horsemanshp hy the unoarslieed South
American Rider, Eaton Stone. Two Glow Dan Gardner
and Bobby Williams Also. for the convenience of families
extra afternoon entertanu en "Wednesday and Saturday.
May I'D ars 2bh in which entire tsle7t ~ this syendd
troupe win appear Ado'sion - oens children under ten
o nae
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MUSICAL.

M UsICAL.-iSTHoNr STuCKLER IN, mas AT
AVA refsrt ssms henri unoctNpsd which sbls III. A.
ssts few pupils for the rsnoforts Sat. .rr.n "a
harmony. ADDRESS No. isT nester street 49, 'e-''' ''
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are admirably exefcped anu illustrated ly HILL the Ini-
mtab Is Nassau street who adheres strictly scen
tte rnles thereby mpartng Go the beauty
nen and Of personal appearance which ne
previously aware of possessing ShamPoong thoroughly
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Broadway I'd cdor-Best Of Preserving the Teeth
Atmospheric Procure in eutisry Artificial Teeth Leve'
Patent Enamel sc exc The above useful and instructive
work may be obtained gratis by application to the author
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None need despair either young old of having their hair
restored The virtues Of this Restorative have been
fully and atsseorly tested References be given to
some Of fret citizens who have had their hair restored
Agents please address Mr. l.. Ieals lower Once.
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DRY GOODS, De.

IMPORTANT TO LArIEs-NAGNlFiCENr INDIA AN d
other Oriental Sains of quadruPe width from twelve
eighteen dollars the web, dress pattern. Russian
Crash Popln article Of great beauty aud is
bty mot btznahlc in this
eighteen dollars the web French Ria lcss s. 81 per
dozen Superb India FoUlard Tissue, and Robes
from So 90 So 90 the dress India China Maltese, ani
Persian Shswls. at little than ~ duty. Gents
India SILK Handk rehefs st 81 the piece seven together
with iosny curious and articles suited for ai,
similarly age0Us terms be obtained
for days ONLY, at the Coliseum Assembly Rocaa.,
Ne. 400 roadw which have been specially retained
behalf of the Lows Merchants CumpaDy the purpose
oond citing this eresng sale by private treaty only
BIT has arranged dispense vita ckett aimis-
sion the freely open inspection
from 10 TO each day. A. LIVINGSTON
Sec 70 the Company
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A CARD-TuE STRANGER WHO so MOLLY AND
"A Faiisrtly jumped into te North nyer near Thirty
street morning and eaved that boy
drowning viii confer favor Nv sending his address call
irg bis graceful parents where he lef. the boy.
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TIVE SALE or TiiE CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY or
rare and valuable Book conclnted ~. fSsturlayl
evening, ~ the Rooms ~ COOLEY kEEsf SCI and
$40 Br sdwsy. This evenings sale comnrs nearly al the
aud articles including the entire colec-
ton Of Eomsnccs Facetia. TIE Dramt History. travels.
IlhogrsThy. nsIties A.. works u Erasmus. Mrs Hall.
tteveuscr Peter Pinda- Marguerite de Navarro Beaumont
ard fletehcr b. Jcnson Middleton ard Decker. Reus
lhfortaiue. Cicero, Ovid. &c. sale commences az
o'clock, with Ne. - on the cstalouxe.
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a DAN FhlHLkS BENEFIT NUNtEHT NIIL TAKE
IA place saturday, May 18Th Apoli o Rooms
which occasion he viii he assis ed hy the Phh rnpac
cety, the German IederkranT the fowlng per-
tOmersNesrrs 1m, Scharfsbarg. Bristow Noll pfOrt,
R.yer ard Perkins Leader OF . orchestra Mr.. I. Bis
feot. Tickets, Doe. each BE- had the
Concert TO commence at s o'clock For particulars
programme.
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INSUHAsCEs,

NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CON-
~ rsny, Of New Haven, Coun. Capital SJ0o-iIorses
tafue &C, injured sgAnst death ~ disease or
pI.ctors-Aidrcd Eds.rds ~ Andruss, }. L. Taylor r.
y hason, j. W valentine. A. EDWARDS President. q. e.
Prince, secretary. Chas wills, " s. Inspector Appea-
ons Tor Insurance. received the Agency Orice IL van
street. New York. by }. H. TAylo IS Fuitsn street brock
ysi by Henry pavson. Peel slu Fsrrv. wiilism.b-rs
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CrO1riENts.

A g. WILLIAMS. ~ NASSAU STREET, NEAR ruiz
"A. ton, invites attention to his superior stock %
sonahe goods Tor gtncmcns ready made male
oroer cheaper ani better than any Leuo in the trade
Please esll and tcst the truth Of this n.tics
('Asr or CLOTHING AND FURNITU.E.-LADGES
~ sna gentlemen can obtain fair price for % cisth
ing, BY e.ndng for the bscrher trough post
wise, who will attend their residence Ladies atteaaed
j. iEvESsrYy. ,os broadway. MP stairs.
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OLYsPIc.-PIEkoE's MINsTRELs-ruE oRlaINAL

n "
- fo,psJ late u ChFsy's Eustrel, 80 Broadway be-
tween Howard and Grand sta.-Evary
wsckDeors att Coacsrt 1',losh The royeise
introduced By e. H. Pierce in stye Etiupsn perfor
and which have beVN received
Iaast decided marks Of appreciation ny
has etanped then selng hC cue plus ultra" Of psrr,
entertainments Afterno~a performances and
Saturdays. T.. o'clock in,a-
2. tirrhes.ra homes wat. hese
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- doors FROM Broadway-er. ShkACCo, tLe only pro-
lessor Of the new Dances Known Ia America has the
- inorn he vtiers 81 - Htnss newport k (of the up
PER clas cfsocsy, who USUALLY honor bin that his loons
pen every ard those ladies' and gentlemen who
saosd ke 20 honor him With their patronage D. aured
20 css (tv his urigac netho. fss ali the m.
ard fashionable dsnces
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HPE.~IAL NnrICES.

ExrCuToRs SOTICE-BsTATE or CAPTAIN VIII
H Ham Lang. late of United states Marine Corps.-Au
rersors indebted 20 ue seve estate ARE relucsea 70 make
Immediate sud those having claims against said
requested 20 make them known phont delay
JANES ". Isle, Execator.
khy. llsn ~. Walnut sireel. Philadenhla.
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RAENUMs I hA,,NcAsmhE SELL RINGERS, AT raE


~ tween strng aud Prince stress.P. T. BsrnoIn Pro-
prietOr aud Manager Reengagemen for short tme
commencing Monday May Ioth Of the Chinese isdy aud
sui who purpose visiting the principal cities OF the Union
previous 70 their departure Europe addition TO the
Chinese Family six in number including the lady
~ nehes long the Chinese collection, consisting
million ,hine,e curiosties Vocal and instruments nut
etc during 'he day and evening Open from " till 10 =.
NJ. Admisson 25 cents; children under 10 half price.
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Hair Dye only be procured at the mandatory wal
street The public should guard agsns limitations See
various diplomas. Persons whose hair assumed
color froe the Of the imitation dyos
% ~ calling ~ above. S9py tho address.
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ron SALE AND 40 LET.

BUSINESS STAND FOR sALE-vERY VALUABLE
- property the Hudson River-store stock OF goods
ard good will 81 the essbhmen business established
several years principally for cash. aud full
ton bus the compelled South
tiouars spply TO
COT INLAND PALMER III broadway second aoor
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s.lsCELLANE.OUe,

LANES CONNER 4 SON. TYPE FOUNDERS CORNER
Of Anu and Nassau streets. Now York have N hand
every article for complete Printing Estsbsh-
neats The materials which this paper printed from
thu abeys Foundry.
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SPORTING.


VTNION COURSE. I. I-TROTTfNC-FRIDAY MAY
~ 5st-A pure 81 $40 will y Given for all
purse so0 niis hcss hes. three Eve
harness Entries tobe made a. Greene Mad Tens Satur-
dry evening by uire U'oiock-ihte make
and two g. start. sP1CER McNANS. Tropfiotors.
VTNfON COURSE. T. t-TBOTTfNg-rONDAY MAY
~ e. az three o'clock r. VI purse snd stake $50 nile
hests. 20 80 10. T. Jthuson Mcseuter.
g. Spiccr tr e. Arab. SPfCER 4 McNANN.
Preprctors.
DiCEoN SHOOTING AT WILtTAMsBuRGu. OF NON
y day May 9th nst-Matcies, Seeepsakes. Sc.-There
will positively te feur hundred tirfs the ground and
sSouid The weather favorable. shooting viii
81 10 o'clock M prtcisey otherwse the next fair day,
at the same time and place. r. GOTHAM - Grand 81.
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BOARDING, SO.

BOARDING, sc.
NOARDING-TO TRAVELLING PARTIES AND TRAM
ID city vster genoel accom- m0da ou moderate
1T Nc. Sf5 Broadway, door a. the ST. Charles.
BOARDING SEVERAL SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with small the desra
bic ~ the city also large suitable Cor gentlemen
and their wives by applying at ~. COLLEGE place.
BOARD. GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES ALSO
- single rrnilenen ind full partN Bosrd At 20
mercer street az Nelson place near E IA street Tho
houfo reTlee with all the modern aud
uguous 20 tie Ehth street and broadway lines 81
DoARD-oSE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH LARGE
- pantry nny be had by immediate application Also.
single front and other good
single rerflem,n all handsomely furnished sad la we'll
lept house with cold. aud shower "a rs for the
use Of the tsareers Apply At No O. Warren street.
RoAKD NAY BE OBTAINED nv ONE OR TWO PER-
~ rspccshty, the plcs-anty aud ceatraiiy
located swelling, No. ~ Wooster, near Caaal street
BOARD wANTED-EAsr OF CHATHAM STREET.
- between Market aud Pike street. farpshof Toe
lady nnd aepcman With full board for tla LADY, aud
questions asked. All Erietly cJn1ienal-
hddr'ss y. j.. Herald ofiee. for three days.
EEH1FEL BOARD. Down TowN-GEsTLENgN AND
~ thor -ives. single gent-mep, OBTAIN
desirable rooms, furnished unfuruiscd ressonso
terms where they enjoy the comforts ~ home No.
~ Barclay street the house having ehalfoi handf aud
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terfet Of this celebrated article advertised
for % cents The public cautioned against this impos
tion Inquire for " Clrehrgh's." the original and sn
genuine ~ the Of all diseases Of the hair and skin
the head Principal depot, l59 Broadway, up stairs.
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WALLHALLA, &c CANAL sTREET-PowERFUL con-
w eentration of attraction Two speniid performances
day o'clock in the afternoon and in the evening
Engagement OF ten Of the most beau fu Females who will
appear at the Wallhaa The female Serenaders Orehes
ira Box, J1a cents Parquette, - cents.
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DRo BONO PUBIIcO.-DR. J. s. ROSE, OF PuII.ADEI.-
phia author Of tho ChronoTbe Practice Of Hed-
cine has established No 80 Anthony street. first door
r. mv md rxTs al s sss
tion tf the afflicted IL called.
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Comb Factory, asa Tsrosdwny--La,lies .

WCVOTy, osI MISUNDERSTANDING M
Invited examine this rich collection OF Combs
equaed in variety me city among which will b
found the open chain pattern, much admired the
made to- order after any design matter how intricate
Combs altered and repaired. A. b j. SAUNDERS,
Comb Factory, Sy7 Broadway
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08

THE SIRocco OF DOMESTIC HAPPINESS
More than one hundred thousand Of the
daughters of the last generation we're doom
edit the tremendous curse of having drunken
husbands, and of rearing their little ones
under the blasting, putrefying influence Of
drunken fathers. Says a gentleman who
visited all the alms-houses and jails in the
State Of New York -" In no poor-house
whatever, have l failed of finding the wife,
or the widows and the children of the drunk.
ard. In one poOr-house, of one hundred
and ninety persons relieved there, the past
year, we're nineteen wives of drunken nus.
bands and seventy-one children of drunken
fathers. In almost every Jail were husbands
confined for whipping their wives, or other
wise abusing their families"
Now, when we reflect that but a very
small portion of these inhuman monsters are
thus punished, the amount of domestic suf-
fering arising from this fearful Sirocco Of
Humanity exceeds the power Of the human
mind to compute. Aye eye hath not seen,
nor ear heard, neither hath the heart of man
conceived a millionth part of the wretched-
ness that woman is called to endure from the
wickedness of man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08
WE STAND

An esteemed Brother from Virginia, a mem
Der of the National Division, has called our at
tention to a misconception entertained by our
Grand Division, concerning a change of Rep
resentation in che National Division. We find
by reference to pages 81 and 81 of the I" Jour-
nal of Proceedings" that the Committee on
Constitutions reported a Resolution cutting off
all future Grand Worthy Associates from seats
in the N. D., which was adopted; but subse-
quently, on motion ofRep. Kirby, " the Report
and Resolutions were re-considered and laid on
the table" from which they were never again
taken up. Our worthy Brother calls our atten-
ton to the matter in order that our G. D. may
procure a Dispensation to elect our present es-
Unable G. W. A. to represent us in the N. D.
Our Grand Division, however, entertained
some doubts upon the subject, and therefore E.
lected the acting G. ". A. along with the Past
officers of that grade, so that in case he was
entitled to a seat, all would be right. We
take great pleasure, therefore, in announcing
that G. ". A. Joseph B. Littlejohn is not on
yduly elected, but fully eligible, to represent
the Grand Division of North Carolina in the
next National Division.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08
PERKINS PRIZE ESSAY.

We have no personal interest in the sale of
this capital North Carolina Temperance publi-
cation, further than the desire which all Of us
feel thatlight upon this great subject should be
spread throughout our entire country. VIZ
trust, therefore, we shall be pardoned for again
calling the attention Of our readers to the mat
ter, and of urging upon them the importance Of
circulating them extensively through the State.
Every Division ought to purchase at least so for
gratuitous distribution. A number Of copies
have been left with us for sale, at the following
prices: 10 cents per coPyi 81 adozen; 81 for
so /; 81 per hundred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08
REV. PETER DoUB'S ESSAY.

We are indebted to the publishers (Messrs
Lemay & SOM fora handsome pamphlet copy
Of " An Essay on the Evils of Intemperance,
and the Remedy proper to remove them-by
Rev. Peter Doub." All who are acquainted
with the strong logical mind of the distinguish
ed author Of this work, viii be prepared for an
intellectual treat, as well as forcible arguments
and Illustrations in support of the propositions
he lays down in the calculation of his subjects.
We have perused it with great interest and
profit, and shall take pleasure in laying some
extracts from it before our readers, as occasion
may offer. At the same time, we would re-
mind the friends of the cause Of the propriety
of spreading light before the people-and as
we know of no publication better calculated to
effect this object, we trust Bro. Doub's Essay
will receive a general circulation. His defence
and recommendation of the Order of the Sons
of Temperance is irrefutable, and should be in
the hands of every member of the Order. We
understand the price of the Essay is the SAINT
as that for Rev. Mr.. Perkins. Copies, in largt
or small quantities, can be obtained, by ad
dressing (post paid) VIM. C.. Doub, Esq, o.
Messrs. Lemay & Son, Raleigh, N. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08

The CHURCH AND THE Sous OF TEM-
PERANcE.-In the last number of the
d" Southern Christian .AdUocate," one of
the ablest and widely circulated papers of
the South, we find the following, which
forms a part of a letter under the head Of
Revival Intelligence" 1t was written to
the Editor by the Rev. W. D. MATHEWS
of Newman Circuit, Georgia, under date of
Oct. 4th. 1t needs no comment, and we
merely add, that we could exhibit weekly,
similar evidences Of the happy influence e.
erted by our Order in preparing the minds
Of men to consider the claims and acknowl-
edge the authority of the Bible.
Permit me to cheer the friends of our Zion
with a brief notice of the state of things in
the bounds of this circuit. Our camp-meet-
ings, four in number, were all common oc-
%casions, except the last, which was held near
Completion, and resulted in the accession of
20 persons to the Church. This meeting
was interesting from its commencement, and
increased in interest all the time. Much Of
its success is, doubtless, traceable to the Or
der ofthe Sons of Temperance in their e-
forts to prepare the way Of the Lord ; and
many who were won to Christ, here, were
won to Temperance before, and thus placed
in a position where the gospel could reach
them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08
MORE NEW DIVISIONS.

Accompanied by brothers c. c. Raboteau and
P. P, Williams, we visited New Salem Church
about Is miles South west of this City, on
Saturday last, for the purpose of addressing the
people and organizing a Division of the Sons
Of Temperance. We had the pleasure of meet
ing with Brother Pearce, our Travelling Agent
and several ofthe Brethren of Asbury Division
Short Addresses were delivered by ourself,
Bros. Pearce, Raboteau, and P. w. Dowd
at the conclusion Of which we proceeded 10
organize New Salem Division, No. 1876, with the
following officers: Rev. P. w. Dowd, W. P. +;
A. j. Woodland, w. A; VIM. II. Woods, R.
S.; WIN. B. Olive, F. s.; James Woodland
T.; George N. Lewis, c.; William Young, A.
c.; Thomas Mills, S. There were IL appli-
cants for the charter, four of whom being absent,
some of the offices were compelled to be left
vacant until they should come forward for in
~itiation. This Division commences with men
Of sterling worth and integrity, and we doubt
not will rapidly increase and exert a most salu.
tary influence on that community. On Tues.
day last, Bro. Pearce organized Freedom Di-
vision, No. 200, near Soap Stone Church for
particulars, see letter under Editors Cores
pondence head. These make eight Divisions
in Wake County, and we are grati6ed to learn
that one or two others will probably be in
stituted in the course of a week or two, which
being the case, will make Wake the Banner
County in the State.
HEREFORD Division, No. 1917, has been inst.
tuted by P. NJ. W. P. Philip S. White, partic.
ulars of which may be found in another col.
umn also, Camden, No. POI.
The Grand Scribe has also issued Charter:
for Reems' Greek Division, No. 1873, in Bun.
combe County and Rowan Division, No. Iss,
in Salisbury.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08

- We trust the appointment for P. NJ. w.
P. Philip s. White in this City, on the 21st
and 22d instant, will be remembered and made
known extensively, in order that all may have
an opportunity of hearing him on these oeca-
sions. The Committee appointed for the pur-
pose, will announce in due time the hours and
places, for the Lectures; but without presuming
at all to interfere with their duties, we hope
they will secure the Commons Hall for the af-
ternoon Addresses, and some of the Churches
for the exercises at night.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-08

The AFFECTION OF A SIsTER.-The
New York Tribune, of a recent date, re-
cords an instance of the deep devotion
Of a sister TO a brother in disgrace. "a
beautiful young lady," it says, residing
in the country, applied to the clerk in
the keepers Office, City Prison, asking
Of him the privilege to see a beloved
brother, who had been consigned 10 the
'Tombs' for FIVE days, on a charge of be.
ing drunk and d~isorderly. The fair APP
Plicant was politely informed that the
rules of the prison forbade 6ve-day pris-
oners being seen until their term of i'm
prisonment had expired; but said he,
your brother will be discharged al three
o'clock this afternoon, at which time, il
you call, you can see him."