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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-13

AUGUST IL Steai,ng.-S Sebastian Turner, n Ger
man, was indicted for entering the house Of Francis
Clark, and stealing from thence articles OF cosning.
&c, Of the vslue Of $45. The ia 1t Of the theft vas
clearly established but 1t was conteuded for the do
fence that the prisoner subject to rush Of blood
to the head and insane al the time he took the
property. II was also contended that the arti cieo
stolen wefe not worth $25, and that the crime wAs
petit and not grand larceny. The plea Of insanity
was not made ont, and the jury found the prisoner
guilty of petit larceny.
Sfsoi,ng.- Henry Smith as convicted Of entering
the store of Isaac Jacobs last July, aod, while pre-
tending to purchase pair Of pantaloons, levspteA
with watch, chsin and key, valued at $l55. Sen
ten ed to three years in the State prison.
Shaiing.-Thomss johnson, colored, was cnn-
victed OF ste aling bank bill of 500 from Edward
vaDderbof, bis employer, on the 22d Of July lase.
Eent need TO three years In the State prison.
Burgin'y-Charles W. Thompson was indicted
for burglary in the second degree for breaking int1
the St. Clai Ho'el, at the corner of Eighth street
and Broadway ard endeavoring to steal from thenoo
certain haDdkercbiefs and other articles. For tho
defence It was cobtended that the prisoner did not
enter the bouse in question with feloDious inent,
but went there to see man named Williams. Yer.
diet Of guilty Sentenced to Ave years in the State
prison.
The Court then adjou ned.
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Don,sssic M,scellanx.

little child died at south Boston, Monday noon un-
der peculiar circumstances. After dinner a. usual 1t
took nap and uron asking played about the house as
usual when 1t suddenly had troubls catch It's breath
and Ii short time died. medical examination howod
that the II, gland, under ths breast bone had en-
sred ard destroyed the action OF the nerves Of the
respiratory organs Gs TO cause death.
lev, Kno~on became eptaD sed 10 some betting at the
factory Of Mr. Albert Catis, and drawn over the
drum hich IL revo,yed. His body crushed In tho
one hoar.
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SINGULAR AFFAIR." few days since gentle
man and lady stopped at Ballous Hotel, in this vii
laEe, for leisurely scjourn. He represented him.
0Ss1 sn Il. Ss o. s'a he second
evening after arrival, tho lady from her room
TO the office, and gave the clerk small pa kagc,
which she said contained poison, and wished him to
down, apparently much excit,d, and said he wanted
light to look for something urder the window.
Mr.. Dallou, the landlord was now present, and told
the gentleman he presumed be had the article ho
was In &C arch Of. MI. Balou then aske1 hin what
these strange circums,a cog meant. The stranger
then FaiL that lie and bis wifc lived unhappy, an1
that they had made up Their minds t, destroy them
selves; aRd for tbs purpose had purchased some
striehnine Of an p Ioshecsry. While hc was engaged
Of Tie strangers, when the woman said that the
man vho bad accompanied her was not her husband;
that no had entictd her from home, and that shc
lived very unhappily, &c. She ALAG said that her
pretended husband was mesmerist; that abe was
/" subject" that she could not control herself
wilIcd her to do sle did involantarily.. She also
said That her home was IN southlnstou, Conn; and
was truly q singular dtnouen'<nt. The man donied
the wonans story claimed her bis wife, and for
bid any int erferenco IN his domestic concerns Ivy
cthers. Bat the lsdy's story appeared the more
TO lodge for the night in separate apartment. This
he finally consented to, after valy trying 20 retain
the key Of the wxes chamber. Very early the next
morning, (Which was the Sabbeth,) tho follow do
camtt q, and has not since been head Of. The next
dsy gentleman OF this village, who was going to
the West accompanied the duped and unfortunate
woman b Hsrtford, wnere she wss given in charge
OF smother gentleman, who was to see her returned
10 her friends In Seuthington. The unrnitigased
sconnJrel who thus played bic pranks with sAis uu
sophisticated young woman Ia named az she ssid,
Jose oh Niles Pembleton. He is hall breed Indian,
Of smart appearance, and swaIthy complexion. He
was well dressed, and appeared to have plenty Of
money. Il Ia hoped that he may bo caught, and be
given q permanent home In the Penitentlary.---
Wccnsockd PGfyiof.
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BuysIc4ioay Eftcrine SoTe-0eorge ssiiler was ar.
rested conveyed 70 jefferson Market on charae of
having etoel the store Of Henry wiencke No "a fAu-
srrct and attempting TO remove from the promises
$50 worth of groceries, IL appeared from the aidavit
che store In The morning, found the stape out Of the
door, and pushing II open out the prisoner Mer
ho arrested afsr . short chase, By officer Roucho
~bo found the staple in HE pocket lie committed
s. sxsr rh'ifp ,. scsH;c ,,.sse.
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A Man Shot.

CINCINNATI, August IL, 1854
Ayouns man, by the name Of stephen X. Smith, was
shot Ut Hamilton to-day by another young man. named
Jsssup, and was dangerously wounded. Jessup was
elsrk In retail dry goods store in this city He had
eeived letters purposting to from young LADY,
this correspondence carried for three months,
when Smith discovered bs the real a1thor Of the
lsttss, which were subsequently published in Sunday
yapsr which Jessup sought sasaction by shooting
ksrn
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BAIuxoRz, august H. 1854
The te~rsphIc despatch published In one Of the New
Yort evening papers, stating that 900 had been pur-
1Dinsd hon the Post oce in this city, or between hero
and Phihdsipha, was wholly incorrect, neither the
post master, heTsn in philadelphia having heard of tba
matter untd they saw the faieaeport iu tho paper In
auHatfon.
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MONTREAL August ~, 1884
Tho people of this city gave brilliant reception to the
Benngsr Guard which arrived hsrs to day. Many per-
sons were disappointed to only about twenty Gve
members Of the Guard resent.
RicG In 81. Louis-No Mall from there. &c
CINCINNATI, August IL, 1854.
Our latest adyices from St. Louis are to Wednesday,
ana from that the riot had not then been
eubdusd. Great excitement was prevailing there.
There Is no mail from St Louis tonight, and the tele
g1apAis not working
We had ane rain here to day, which was much
needed
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Hartford, August IL 1854
The Ece.inum ss.inet min in Rockville Alonxo Bailey
agent totally destroyed by Are this morning Loss
oce hundred thous and dollars insured for fifty thousand
Ths nm ans new one, and hal not got In sn Of ih
1nachiuerV
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sIYeuLAn.-Tte Paterson (N. J) Iatt'fgencer
gives curious incident Of the late thunder stofm:
A little girl was standing at window before which
was Young maple tree. After brilliant flash,
q complete Image OF the tree Was founi imprinted
on her body. This IA not The first instance H the
in!; Int q 's singulr phenomenon.
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PHnAnnrHA, August ", 1854.
Our stock market has bean dull this morning and
tpnsscisons light at tho following p,icss: Pleading
Railroad os CsunbuIy and Eriey soy; Pennsylvsnia
Railroad, ri schuykni Navigation, 49, rs; Pennsyl
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buS1US AuYust II, k6JL
Hon .osph Whitman. Senator from Worcester county
during the last session. and cashier Of the Hopkinon
Bank dei suidenly st his residence in Hopkinon aud
vas bsrio yesterday He formerly di.ting gushed
Methodist elerRymen.
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oeles ases from Saratoga County to tho ANTI

Nebraska state Convention.
SARATOGA, August IL, 1854.
The following named persons have been selected
legstss from Saratoga county to the Anti Nebraska
State Convention which to be held in this place on
18th of August :-E F. Bul'srd Leveret Moore, John
Brothsrson, A. Mccoy, E Youmans, Bilby J. Clark,
william Hays, and J. B. McKean. Esqrs.
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Coroner Gamble held an inquest Yesterday upon the
body of uoroihy Bdgewood, Tsnh avenue corner Of
Sixty fourth street, who oied from CHOLERA Verdict &C.
coroipely.
Coroner Wilhelm held inquest upon the body Of
Sarah Cavaragh, at $40 Grand street, who died from
severe attack Of the cholera veroictDeath by cholera
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WORKINGS OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
From PhlInslolpllia.

xHy Nrs~ING BALTINORE LETTER CONTAINING IS ,OOO
PHILADELPHIA, August H. 1854.
The Postmaster of this city denies the report that the
missing letter from Baltimore containing 50 00o had
heen traced TO his Office states that he has received
no information, officially otherwise, of the circum
stances up to this hour
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TEL EG r HIC

TELEGRAPHIC
HEALTH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA August 2, 1854
Tie health Of PhiIadelphia ia inprovog Ths deaths
for the past week have heea only three hundred
hfty ing only t5 from cholsra which is Afsca
less than last week
AT THE BALTIMORE ALxaHoUsE.
BALTIMORE August 12, 1854
The cholera at the Almshouse is abatiog Thers
now but two three anj only two deaths
daily All are FIRST attacked with vertigo The strong
and hearty TO be the Victims while this sickly
cape. The city is entirely exempt from the disease
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In consequence of the severe drought In parts
OF Prince Georgss county Nd, ths snd tobaeoo
iDg bnctvhsas in their stsh Jls cattle are suffering
terribly Tor pasture
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From B afTalo.

from DuMdlOs
THE SARATOGA CONvksrION-THEATRICAL.
BUFFALO, August l2, 1854
n.ion to select delegates to the Saratoga Con-
ysntaoa Is to Be held in tho city thi, afternoon
fve act drama by Dion Bourcica 1t produced
at osr theatre last night and proved complete failure
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From, Bottom.

From Bottom.
SAE vyRMOIT CEkTRAL RAILROAD-NAvAL INTEL
LIGENCE.
BosToS, August IL, 1854.
pubiished statement OF the earnings and expenses
ef the Vermont Central Railroad the year en1ng June
l. 1854 shows the following result:-Total expenses,
S605, $40 48; tstAl earnings, $s2o, ,l19 so.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders Of the road yesterday
. committee appointed nominate . Board Of
Directors to be voted for at the annual meeting in
b. rtember.
The United States ship john Adams, In tho
Chaxsstown Navy Yard II to be fitted for the Pacific
usstely, orders TO that effect having been received
yesterday win take but short time to get her In
yeadinees-
WORKINGS OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
BosroS, August L. 1854
l. B. Porter the well known landlord Of the Market
Hots in Cambridge, arrested yesterday and tried
bcrs the Justices Court for eighteen violations Of the
nausr law, and found guilty on all the counts. On the
Arst be dned ten dollars and costs, with one thou
sand dollars bonds the second count he was fined
twsnty dollars and costs: and the sixteen other
counts each twenty dollars aud costa with three months
IN jail amounting in all to fine Of three hundred sn
nfy dollars and four years imprisonment. Mr. Porter
sppsaled, and gave bonds In six hundred dollars to
pros ecutc his appeal
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JEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Democratic Convention Broken up
In q Row.
me LIQUOR LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS
TIE RIOT In ST. LOUIS,
&C., &c.. so.
aani'ton County (oh,o) Dsmoeeas,c Convsn-

Hamilton County (OhSo) Democratic Conven-
tlOn.
CINCINNATI, August 10, 1854.
The Hamilton county Democratic Convention met at
Carthage day. for the pur,o Of nominating candi
aates for Congress and co nty officers
Tho Committee Resolutions reported the Baltimore
platform soon as tn afternoon proceedings COM
nsnced Great excitement prevailed. The Kosw Moth
Pug question introduced aud Its organization de-
bounced.
Charles Reemelin, Esq who was delegate, said II
inconsistent to depounce them while democrats
had secret organization efsrripg to the Miami tribe
Of which United States Senator, George E. Pagh, was
the chief
The he given to this assertion. Mr. Reemelin was
severely attacked, and nay had TO Ay, after which
the convention broke up in row, without nominating
any one, passing any resolutions
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From Wasni~gt0n.
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT - SECRETARY
DOBBlN ON VISIT.

WASHINGTON, August IL, 1864.
The President has appointed Mr Baldwin, of New
Hampshire formerly q newspaper editor at Newport,
and subsequently at LOWELL Secretary to sign patents
M. DtbbiD the Secretary of the Navy, left Wash
hgton this evening on a visit to his homo in North
Carolina.
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Fires In New York.
FIRE IN MERCER sTaEET.

FIRE IN MERCER ETBEET.
About half past nine O'Clock last night ere was dis
covered in the china factory belonging to E. v. Haugh
wout OF No SOL Broadway situated in the rear Of No.
l31 and 133 Mercer street. It three story
brick building and cellar This building Is used for the
decorating Of fancy china OF gthe most costly de-
scripton, and for that purpose 1. became necss-
ssry to have extensive ovens and furnace for
the baking Of the china after the psintiDg One
Of these ovens had been completed yesterday, and
purross Of giving the new brick thorough dryisg
hovs'er there nov appears to have been some detsSs
n Ds and me yGea p an s
ing the third door doing considerable damage 70 tho
stock 1bs bremen wers 500, on the spot, and sue
cscded in ssving tho building The damage done TO The
suprosed however that s2 oeO win cover the loss We
snd building, consisting Of s25o6 on the stock, ana
81 0t0 on the bui ding Shese amounts equally a.
" ars ana o.. i :S,S
Ehs MarsAeps investigation.
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.
Betweca and two o'clock Saturday morning Hrs
discovered In tho liquor storo KEEP BY John Bs q
No. S2l Third asenoe, corner Of Twenty dfh strest
Whfn the door broken opsn the premises 1s4
with smoke, AMI lad named John Consklin, vhs wAs
Gated tore he could eject his escape by door ssdn
20 the aYl The FIRE originated under the COUNTER bu&
in sbst nsDnsr y st prsss.t doss not sppsas u z
the are rough hole in tn floor from the ceAr. Mr.
Bell was insured ON hs stock 70 the amount of $780, In
the Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company There =
considerable ystery about is cas- ID the Fire Mar
shal viii We hope, By hs investigation, b enabled -
ssen the motive for the setting are to the premscs
SOUznwEsrEIY yIBoINIA.--The Abingdon Vsr-
gniaw, In an article devoted 70 the natural advan-
tages and woDders Of Southwestern Virginia,
sayH:--And we have natural curiosties, some u
them grand and wonderful. We have heretofore
spoken Of the Natural Bridge OF Scott, Of which
that Of Rockbrdge " q miniature. The arch
gweeps IN pretty regular curve two or three hun
dred feet across Stock creek, leaving tunnel large
enough to shelter ell the elephants In the usles Of
Ceylon, with Q carriage road on the SUNNI I, four
hundred ard twenty feet above the rapid stream
thas tumbles through the tupnsl and washes II.
base. We have In this county, fcw miles west q
us, perpendicular fa Of water cf about one hum
cred feet; four or Ave miles north OF us another
stresm that fas twice that distance 10 three grand
l copsecutive leaps; spring few miles esst Of ue
l that has ebbed snd flowed twice In twentyfour
hours since Noah's food; and few miles south Of
us the Passaic Falls In miniature. We havo caves.
| and clnh, ard gorges, where perhaps the foot a
l man has r.yer troddep, srd crags upon which Tho
sealc rcs hcs u ss.'', go :: S:As L. saa.
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STATE or THE srREsrs.

Tie dissraceful state Of East Thirty third street. from
Second avenue 70 the Dock Il all but ncrediblenever
half cleaned large holes in the very middle Of IL full Of
allkit d. Of rubbish and smelling badly that 1t Is
wonder there hss not bee, cholera The sweapers
cant well do their work until the strest paved where
u neejed II II disgrace 10 the city the way things
are let 60 in streets not occupied BY the rich n
ea mechanics aud Industrious working people, ho
they may keep the inside must not look FOR
Cleanliness oatsde their houses So long tho coidsh
ariscerscy" sre kept from disgusting smells and dirty
paved streets, The working folk may got ~ they
ness canunloss tho DrRArD their assistance
Yours, respectfully, AN OccvpAr
New Yorh, August II, 1894
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green and blue beads, eagles wings, and the stuks
worn by the Yesoites. The designs Of these stufrs
they are probably brought into Tartary Karafaut,
although 60 near TO Yeso, Is separated from it by
very rapid current rendering the passage between the
Two countries extremely dangerous lD the sea to the
east Of Yeso IL the archipelago called by the Japa-
ns se Tst sima, Thousand Islands, (the Kuriies)
as may be seen on the map Of that country II con.
siAs Of thirty seven islands. The inhabitants Of
ieso frequent two Of them, which are called kounar
Eiya, (Kunachsir,) and Yedoeofu (Iturup.l"
Ono o. tns Japsnese Damea for TsIskay A Y ssr oku
cont<mporaneous paps of Japan, II Is ieprcsenscd
a. forming part OF Tartary, and separated from
Kamtscbatkh BY q marrow strait. Inc nct on feso
and Tsrakay being separate islands remained doubt
strait now bearing his name, TO the north Of Yeso,
the discovery Of which first established With Euro
peans their separation from each other.
The islsnd ID naturally divided into three tsacts
the mountainous, which occupies the southern por-
fiop; the level, 10 the mddk and The hilly tract,
which extends over the northern dsticts. The
mountain region Ia the largest and comprehcuds
more than one half Of the island, tcrminatlrg 4
on the moth at Cape Delis,e oe u Crsyere,
rear 81 degrees north latitude. A chain Of
mountains begins at Capo CriIlion, and oon-
tinucs in an uninterrupted nDc north~atd 70 an
eItyssed summit called Peak Benizel, where itseems
10 We lpitti TO another and lower chain, which ira
verses the eastern peninsuls, and cncnses the bay
of Arivs on the eat. Cape Aniva 10 formed By q
high Isolated hill, which Is connected by low 18th
mus with chain of hills which lie farther. north
and Join the principal range Of Peak Benize. Fur
II o. Do1th occur other uInnits, az Peak Iemanon,
Peak MoDgoz, emo Mount Tiavs--thc two last men.
tiored are north Of so deg. north latitude. None Of
ton probably does not exceed 5000 feet above The
level Of the sea Along the western coast the noun
tains IN fuue Places come clnec mp from the Phore
IDd tbls tract Is covered With bieh tees, while ths
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VIRGINIA.

) -
SUICIDE OF MrNisrKa.-The southside Demo-
crat learns from private letter that Mr.. William
NJ Tabb, of York county, committed suicide lew
days since, by cutting his throat with rnzor He
was an estimable and worthy citizen, and has for
long time been Reformed Baptist preacher. He
lost recently his two only children and the depres
sion consequent thereon is the only cause assign
able for the act
FiRE.--The stable Of Mr. John Donnan, in Peters
burg, was destroyed by fre last Thursday.
swINpLER.-We learn from the Stuanton Specsa-
tor, that man named d. d. Douglass, has been
swinding the Odd Fellows of that place. represent
ing himself to be member of Union Lodge No. a
Richmond, Va. He is about As years old, has a
dark complexion and dark hair.
INTERESTING QUESTION SErTLED-There was
quite an exhibition ofpeasantry at the recent meet
ing of the jamestown Society in Washington. A
son of the Old Dominion arose and inquired wheth
er man born out OF Virginia, but who had mar
ried Virginia lady, was not eligible to member
ship Some said no, and some said yes and an
amusing discussion sprang up, which was finally
settled by motion from Mr.. Caskie to the effect
that man born out of Virginia. if married to
Virginia lady, can join the Society. This says
correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper, was
agreed to without any objection.
PROF MrLLAR.-When the "Siminski troupe,
visited Williamsburg, the distinguished "Prof."
Miar, as agent, employed some negroes to pur'
chase candles for lighting the concert room, and
left town without paying them for the candles or
the labor.
GAs-The Fredericksburg Herald says the vote
in that town last Monday against subscription to
the gas works, will not affect the subject. The
works will be erected, without doubt.
JACKSON CoUNrY.-The farmers of Jackson
county will meet at Ripley during the March court
for the purpose of forming an agricultural so
ciety.
AccIDESr.-We regret to learn that Mrs Warn
er, wife OF Mr.. Adam Warner, OF this county,
so badly burned few days since, that her life is
dispaired OF. We understand that Mrs. w. ia sub
iect to fits and that her husband had gone to his
work, a short distance from his house, and that
Mrs w and child, as usual, remained at home
when one of these spasms coming upon her, she
fell into the fire. and before proper assistance could
be had, her body, in several places, was burned
nearly to a crisp UestOn Herald
Alb Herst, the individual, concerned in the rob.
berry of one of the passengers of the Georgia" in
this city, about twelve months ago. was arrested
last Saturday, on Back River, as he was about to
sail for New York. and is now lodged in the Hamp-
ton Jail-NorfoH Ncws.
ARREsT.-Two individuals, named Buck Willis
and Phil. Hinchman. were arrested by the Watch
last night tor assaulting and robbing a sailor of
about $40. They were committed to jail.-Id.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO..
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW
GTAC0

GLASS, &C.,
No. 90 Main Street, corner 14tk. Richmond,
OFFER for sale large stock, embracing
" the following in part, low prices, for cash. or
credit to punctual dealers
5000 lbs best Indigo,
hhds. prime Madder,
1900 lbs. Cream Tartar,
see kegs Sup. Carb Soda,
"a bbls Spirits Turpentne,
50 do. Burning Fluid.
$50 dozen Yeast Powders,
1000 gallons Linseed Oil,
500 kegs White Lead dry and in oil,
100 gallons Lamp Oil, :
$500 lbs Extract Logwood,
800 Nutmegs,
80 bbs. Tanners Oil,
25 cases Chrome Green and Yellow,
200 kegs White Zinc Paint,
Is bl Is. Ventian Red and Spanish Brown,
20 do. Alcohol,
10. do. Varnishes,
800 baskets Sweet Oil,
1000 boxes Window -Glass-French and American
IL cases refined Borax,
25 do. Cooper's Isinglass,
1000 lbs Paris Green,
600 ounces Suphate Quinine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Liniment
Bulls, Sands and other Sarsaparilla,
MLane's Vermifuge, and other popular patent me
dicnes
Their stock is large and we'll suited to the trade of
Virginia, North Caroline and Tennessee. =
N. B.-Particular attention is paid to packing and
shipping. fe 24-d&c
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IHE SOUTHERN WEEKLY PosT-The Raleigh
Weekly Post has been enlarged so as to contain
about one-fourth more matter than before. It is
large and handsome sheet, and very well con.
Quoted
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writer in the London Times expresses feal
that Russia intends the capture of Australian gole
freighted vessels there being report that Russian
vessels of war had been seen in Australian waters
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THE OUTLAW WILL CAsE-The Supreme Cour
of North Carolina has affirmed the judgment of tn,
Court below, in this case so that the plaintiff DIR
Outlaw, gains the suit