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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-17

GWAIMS JUSTICE.-The North Carolina JUS
tee containing a summary statement of the
Statutes and Common Law of this State, together
with the Decisions of the Supreme Court, and all
the most approved forms and precedents relating
to the Office and duty ef a Justice of the Peace,
and other public officers, according to modernprac-
tice, by Benjamin Swain. Second edition, revised
and corrected.
FORM BOOK.-The North Carolina Form Book
containing all the most useful forms which occur in
business transactions between man and man, as
well as in official stations together with the Con-
~stitution of North Carolina, and of the U. States;
the Act fixing the fees of Clerks, Sherifs, &C., &c.
Calculated for the use of the citizens of North Car
olina, and made comfortable to law. Compiled by
a member of the North Carolina Bar.
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE, OR POOR
MANS FRIEND: in the hours of affection, pain
and sickness, a safe and reliable guide. This book
points out, in plain language, free from doctors
terms, the Diseases of men, women, and children,
and the latest and most improved means used in
their cure, and is intended expressly for the benefit
of families. 1t also contains descriptions Of the
Medical Roots and Herbs of the United States, and
how they are to be used in the cure Of diseases
It is arranged on a new and simple plan, by which
the practice of Medicine is reduced to principles of
common sense.
This invaluble book has passed through many
editions it has now been revised and improved in
every respect, and enlarged to nearly double its
former size and contains nine hundred octave
pages.
1t does not propose to dispense with physicians
in severe cases but it does propose to save thou
sands and tens of thousands annually, by putting
the means of cure into every mans hands, and Of
saving many valuable lives (Which is of far more
importance) by instructing individuals how t checI
disease in its beginnings, before it has acquired toe
much strength to resist and overcome.
All of the above Books for sale by
III. ID. TURNER,
Moth Noro1;oo Doole4oro
Raleigh, Nav 18th, 1854. 81
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MARKET.

By ROWLETT, HARDY ( Co., Com. Merchants,
Dealers in Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements, &.
Corn, sales soc market dull. Wheat, Receipts
small white $3.50 a 2OG; Red 81 so a 1 9Oc
poor grades, 81 20 "a l Coo. TU1acco in good de-
mand Lugs "a SO a so "a 6 so a Z SO; Leaf
Sc so a s 80 "a 10 "a II so; as in quality
Cotton, 9 "a 9Bc; not brisk, Guano, Peruvian $50;
Mexican $35. Flour, super fine So "a SO; ex-
ira brands S. 80 "a 9; Family 50 "a 10.
Petersburg, May IL, 1854.
NORFOLK MARKET-Corn 20 to 76, dull cotton
9 to 81, better feeling; S. Flour $50; E. S. SO; F.
$94; Lard IL; Bacon 81 hog round; Tar $3i
dipped Turp. $34 to 81, dull; common Rosin
$I:374. lmay IL
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PULLEN & BELVIN.
Dealers in hardware,

GROCkERY and WOODWARD; Cutlery, Guns and
" Edge Tools: Coach Trimmings, Boiling Cloths,
&C., &c. R. Smiths Corner, Raleigh, NC.
Pocket and Table Knives and Forks, Locks, Hin
ges and Screws.
Chisels, Drawing Knives, Saws, Augurs, Anvils,
Vices and Bellows, Halter and Trace Chains, Hoes,
Axes, Hammers and Scythe Blades,
Wrought, Cut and Spike Nails, Spades and Shovels,
Hollow Ware, Coffee and lea Pots.
And every style of House Keeping articles, and
Farmers and Mechanics Tools.
Raleigh. April %. 1894 AZ
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

GEO. III. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval Stores, Virgin So Is, Yellow dip 50 60,
Hard 2 so coming in slowly, and dull with adown-
ward tendency spirits only a moderate stock on
hand, selling at SOC, at which price holders are firm.
Tar has declined from So 65 to 8 30 firm, coming
in freely. Coffee plenty, Rio 124 to 13c, Lag. ID to
134, Java Is to 153. Cotton, midding fair SC for a
ply at 95 to 81 p bu. Flour, Fay. brands has rul-
ed steady at $73 from wifi. s from stores, at retail
some lots sold for Is to Il. corn, 2 cargoes arrived
2417 Blu. and sold at SAC, an advance on the last re-
port. Peas cow, 25 bu. sold $105 and being scarce
Guano $50 for Peruvian; $40 for Mexican, p tor
of 1000 TBS. Hoop Iron good quality, $40 p ton
Lumber, 2 RATS flooring 128 to 75c; W. B. SO u
M. Provision, Bacon 81 to loo hogrorpd, Hams Il
to lie supply fair, Lard 1O4 to lie, and scarce
Salt, a cargo of sack arrived and sold at 81 10
Timber arriving slowly, sales from 6 to $14 as t
quality.
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PRICES

RALEIGH MARKET.-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh.-Flour $64 "a $63
% Dbl. Corn 90 to ST % bushel. Meal go "a
95c. Bacon SO to SO p hundred. Lard 10 to
lie. Fodder 81 40 to 81 so q hundred.
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IT AND WARRANTS LAND WARRANTS! !!
The subscriber will sell all Land Warrants en-
trusted to his care, at the highest market prices
paid in America, and make in all cases immediate
returns in Bank checks for the same. Being in
the best market and having had much to do in that
line, he offers his services to his friends in North
Carolina and the public generally. Commissions:
Too and a halt per cent.
He refers to N. W. Woodfn, q. w. Baxter, J. w.
Osborn. J. A. Gilmer, j. P. Smith and A. M. Cor
man, Esqs., and Hon. W. A. Graham, D. l.. Swain
and Alfred Dockery, &c.
Address JAS. NJ. EDNEY,
(37-tf) Sc, John street, New York.
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AT HONE After an absence Of two weeks,
we are again at our post. Our sketch book
has several Mems. from which to furnish our
readers with "Pencilling by the way )" but
our paper is full and ready for press, and
we must defer them having only time to
give the subjoined announcement, which we
promised the distinguished individual we
would make in this issue.
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X ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
W Forwarding Agents, Office No. 20, West w.
Water Street, Head of Roanoke Square, Norfolk,
Va, will pay strict attention to sales of Produce,
of all kinds, ard make prompt returns.
Orders for Goods filed at short notice.
NATHAN JONES. WIN. X. BARHAN.
Norfolk, April 2S, 1884. 29-Iy
Es~ Roanoke Republican copy and send paper
to J. 4 B.
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1851.
1.ouisbure Female Seminary.

1OHE Examination at the close Of the Spring
III Term will commence on Thursday morn
inc. the 25th of May, at 0 o'clock. Concert
by the Young Ladies Thursday night. The
Annual address will be delivered by Joseph j.
Davis, Esq, on Friday the 26th.
a. Fl. RAY, Principal.
Nav Atb 1874 36-tf
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COTTON GINS.

TIME subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the sale of the celebrated Cotton Gins, patented
by Samuel Griswo!d, Esq, of Georgia.
These Gins are surpassed by none, and have
taken the Premium at several Fairs where they
came in competition with others of acknowledged
merit. Being furnished with water boxes, they are
notliable to take fire, and in this respect are SUI
perior to all others.
Price two dollars and a half per saw.
These Gins are warranted to work well, other
wise they may be returned. Out of thirty sent out
by me TO planters in Carolina last fall, none have
failed to give satisfaction.
Persons wishing to purchase or examine, Wlh
JOHN B. OD0M,
Gs7-12m,l Norfolk. u Fayette Street.
rOMMoN SCHOOL neutrality-suspicious.
\Iare desired by the Committee, for a Teacher to
take charge of the Common School situated in the
Western Ward of the City of Raleigh. The appli-
cant must bring a certificate of No. 1 qualification
from the committee of Examination.
A. NJ. G0RMAN,
WM; G; D0uB, Com.
Raleigh, April 9th, 1854. 37-St.
NOTICE. first rate Coach and Buggy body
Maker wanted, tor which constant employ
W. D. K1RKSEY.
Pittsboro', N. C.. MAY IS, 1854. SIT
A YOUNG MAN who takes his degree at Chapel
N Hill, in June, would accept a situation as a
TEACHER, if sufficient inducementb be offered him.
He would prefer a private school. Testimonials
will be furnished by Gov. Swain, the Faculty or w.
J. Bingham, Esq, Oaks, P. 0. Orange.
Address immediately M. NOEL,
I37-4t1 Chapel Hill, Box 106.
HENDERSON MALE AcADEMY.-The ex-
III animation at the close Of the Spring Session
will be on Tuesday the 9th of June. Original COM
positions will be read and acclaimed on the morn
ing of the 7th. In the evening an Address viii be
delivered by William NJ. Crenshaw, A. B Principal
} of the Forestyille Male Academy.
H. B. BRACY, Principal.
Henderson,, May 10, 1854. 37-3t
rs Standard and Register please copy and for
ror1 ooanunf
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A Painter Wanted.

ID onnets and Rihbons.-Silk, Satin, Straw, Leg
I'D horn, Dark and white Braid Bonnets, Tafeta
and Bonnet Ribbons, good assortment for sale
cheap at MURRAY & 0NEAL'S.
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NoRTa CAROLINA REPORTS.

nUsBEE's LAW AND FQUITY-Bound vol
ID umes and in sheets, for sale at the North Car
DINA Bookstore.
Complete sets of the North Carolina Reports
constantly on hand. ID. D.IUhNEh.
Raleigh, April 27th. 1854. 81
irish Linens, Pillow case linen, BlegtsNPend
Brown Linen Duck, Linen Drill, Cottonades
and Gambroon. Brown and Bleaehed Shirtings
ia Bleached Sheeting, dc. for sale by
MURRAY e. UNEAL
ID cots and Shoes. Miles & Sons pegged and
ID sewed Boots, Robinson q Cos. Ladies' and
children's Shoes at MURRAY 4 0NEALS.
THAT'S! HATS!!-Beebe's Spring style of Hats
III Leghorn, Straw, Campeacby, Wool and Soft
Fur Hats, at MURRAY 4 0sNEAL'S,
Four doors above R. Smiths Corner,
White Front, No. Is.
p.l:-L Ill GA 1oER1 az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

A SLEDGE HAMMER ARGUmENr-Mrs Emma
R. Coe, student at law and advocate of woman,s
rights, delivered lecture al Broadway Taberna.
Gle New York, last Friday night, On '.tle socalin
equality OF the sexes" la the course of her ar.
gument the learned geatlewoman glanced at the
physical organization of the female, as compared
with the male, and insisted on capaciv as the oplv
test oil right. Often the woman was stronger in mus
Gle than man. She could then WELD the axe or the
siedse more easily than he, and she should be free
% follow her inclination 1t was absurd, she said
to deny her the privilege.
itis natural enough that Mrs. Coe, after having
adopted the legal breeches, should recommend 70
her fair sisters the beauties of the leather apron
All could not work at trade, yet all mus. cross
he line which has hitherto divided the spheres o,
the sexes. But the idea of beautiful woman
heaving the ponderous bellows aud welding tn.
heavy hammer, while the ringing steel emit, ,
thousand sparks is as ridiculous as it would he dan
gerous 1t would be rather amusing, however
10 see Mrs. Coe, or some one of her beautiful dis
cpes, drive mule cart up to the door oil the sho,
where the lady Smith was shoeing horses or max
log pIoughshares, and hear the false.to CRY c
/" CAarcoal. ladies'"
Seriously, these feminine Ciceros. in their adyo
cacy Of woman's rights, would iaiics up On the fe
male sex unnumbered wrongs Our only desir,
10 that they may conne their labors TO field norti
Of Mason & Dixon's line.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY s. iss4.
VIRGINIA.

.NKwsrAPER IMPRovgMENr.--The Fredericks.
burg H~aIi appears In an enlarged form aud
with typographical improvements. The Hsrald
keeps he readers we'll posted In passing events 10
aud around Fredericksburg. and IL very entertain.
lag paper.
INFORMANT TO MARINERS. The light boat sta
toned of Bowleris rock, In the Rappahannock
river. has been removed from her position, in con
sequence of the closing of navigation by Ice
wArEx PowKR ComrAsY.-John L. Marye Jr.,
has been elected President of the fredericksburg
Water Power Company, with a salary of $780,
HIGH PRfcEs-The Norfolk Argus has never
known the demand for negroes greater, nor that
description OF labor scarcer or higher than at the
present time. That Ia general complaint. The
philosophical principle-"what goes up must come
down"is entirely contr overted in the instances of
negro hires and house rents. Like our worthy
brethren, the Milerites, they arc always going up
Excelsior" Is the word now-a-days-Hiye, ssiu
right
HEALTHr.-The pastor Of st. Paul's church, in
Norfolk, remarked in the course of e sermon de
hvered on new years day, that in mis- congregation
which consisted of upwards OF one hundred fani.
lies, Ia casting his eyes around be could observe bu
ono single seat which had been vacated by death
during the past year.
REsrGNATroN.-Mr Samuel Stevens has tender.
ed bis resignation of the office of President of the
Appomsttox Railroad Company. to take effect from
the LIST of January, 1854.
PREsEsr.-The boarders at the Bollincbrook
Hotel 10 Petersburg, have presented to their land.
lcrd. Col. Gillian, splendid service of silver al a
token of their appreciation of acceptable services
rendered Them
LEcruRE-Rev. T. v. Moore, OF this city, lectured
bcforet the Library Association of Petersburg last
night
WARREsroN.-ln this beautiful village, (he copi.
tal of Fauquier county1 several new and spacious
buildings for stores and residences are now ia pro-
gress Of erection There are tive fue churches
Northern Methodist, Southern do, Presbyterian,
Episcopalian and Baptist; Odd Fellowship, Free
masonry and the Sons of Temperance are all in a
fourishing condition.
DEpIcArIoN.-An Odd Fellows Hall and Hall
Of the Sons OF Temperance, at Bird gewater, Rock
ingham county. Va, were dedicated on the 26th
uItimo
UNpARALLELgD-Oorc country exchange papers
furnish but little news. Their barrenness OF Incl
dent and accider is without precedent
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iNTEREj TING FROM NEW MEXICO.

Files of the Santa Fee Gazette to the 26.h of Nc
vember have been received at ST. Louis.
The reception of eleven hundred head of stock
sheep al Santa Fe is regarded as an evidence that
better things dawning on New Mexico. This
is the first attempt to improve the stock Of sheep i'll
that Territory, which is said to be Il great sheep
raising country.
letter from Don Fernandez de Taos, dated on
the 5th November, says:
1T is reported here that G ov Brigham Young is
waging a war OF determination against the Grand
River Ttahs. IL is also reported that some Oi the
Utahs OF New Mexico have joined their brethren
oil Red River to fight the Mormons Whether this Is
trueor not we cannot say
The Gazette of the 18th contains ain account OF
the shooting of Hugh N. Smith, Esq. Several res.
pectable citizens diverting themselves with a
game of monte in room, when two men named
Stephenson AMI Scallion entered. TIE former
was somewhat Intoxicated. Some remarks made
by Stephensonled to quarrel, when Scallion, who
had been a spectator only of all that had passed,
drew eavy Colts revolver and commenced fir
ing upon the persons present. The account con-
ciudes as follows:
"Scalliolfred three shots; the first one struck
his own companion, Stephenson in the hand, and
the second one struck the Hon. Hugh N. Smith in
the chest, the right side. and was afterwards cut
out from the back part OF the shoulder. The wound
was regarded as mortal by all present, as it was
supposed, from the direction the ball seemed to
have taken, to have passed directly through the
lungs. Under the excitement occasiuned by This be.
liet both Scallion aud Stephenson were immedi-
ateiy arrested by the citizens present. Stephenson
was sent 10 jail, but Scaliion was not SO fortunate
court was at once organized by appointing chi,
zen TO act as judge, who ordered jury of Twelve
men to be empannelied, and the prisoner was put
upon his trial tor murder and after patient hear
ing OF the case he was found guilty an immediately
hung"
Mr.. Smith did not die of his wounds, although
this supposed to be inevitable, and was recov-
ering at the latest date.
The small pox was raging among the Indians in
the villages OF Zuni and Mosqui; and as they were
totally ignorant Of the disease, it was feared they
would be decimated.
Gen. Garland was in Santa Fe about the middle
ofNovember, on his way TO visit Cautonnent Bur.
sSin.
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The ESCAPE OF SMITH o'BRrEs-The Free.
mans Journal publishes the following connmuni.
cation from the editor of the Limerick Reporter:
'sRgreRTERASD vrNpIcAroR 0Yrfcg, LrMxaIcY. >
Dec. Is, 1855, 2 o'ciock, 7. NJ
"Wc have Just been handed a letter from hieii.
" respectable freshman resident In Melbourne.
giving full details o! the escape of Smith O'Brien
rom the penal exile to which the British Govern.
ment doomed him, aud from whit b he has been re.
leased by the courage and fidelity Of few Irish
risnds In the colony, and the sympathizing aid OF
the commander OF an American trading vessel
whcn was 10 tne enug to take him away to the free
shores OF Columbia. There Is no doubt whatever
OF the fac' and we need not state that we feel con.
siderable pleasure Ia being the fret mediu of an
nouncing 1t. The writer Of this letter was ono OF
those who assisted Smith O'Brien in his escape
PAROLE
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

AZ ROAD-OPEN To OpERbf'S "a MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct Sd, 1888 the regular pas
senger train win daily, Sundays excepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overby's
Tho train will stop for passengers ct the follow.
ing points only: Manchester, Robou's, Coafeld, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Msttoax, Chula, Amelia G. Fl. :,
Wyanoke jennings Ordinary, Hsytokeh, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch and
Overby's
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ. Returning,
leave Overby's at II. so O'Clock, p. II.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants by themselves be furnished
with two passes so that can be retained in the
Office, and it be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars.
Passen gers Tor Halifax C. H., Danvile and Green's
borough, can meet Messrs Fiagg Co.'s four horse
coaches ct Overbys daily; and those for German
town, Salem, and Salisbury N. O., can meet Messrs.
FIagg Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE, Milton N. c.. and Yanceyville, can
meet Messrs. Moss Co.'s coaches at Oyerby's on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
and Yanceyyille by Flagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Overby's.
Passengers for Lynchburg. via South-Side Railroad
and Flage L Goa stages daily.
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NOVEL BATTLE.--The author of "The Voyage to
India in a late English work describes combat
which he once Witnessed in the Straits of Maiacca
between shark and a,turtle:
zone day, while lying at anchor and whistlinr
for breeze the stewart rushed 10 with the strange
announcement that shark and turtle were en-
gagged in GIT alongside Doubtful and amaz edsat
the account OF go unusual and unequal a combat
we all rushed on deck; and there, sure enough we
saw au immense shark and turtle of venerable
antiquity if one might judge by his size and the
protusion OF barnacles and other parasites with
which he was decorated. Without respect for his
age and quakerlike habite, the shark made furious
charges al poor turtle, who opposed the dangerous
jaws OF the enemy with the iuil front of his back
on which no impression could be made. On one
occasion the iuirle cid not turn sharply enough,
whicn cost him the greater part OF one unluckiy
clipper. Indignant at the perrersion of such aid
uiaric banquet To the voracious and discriminating
appetite OF shark, our skipper interviewed with a
narpoou, but with such Judged aim, that iG fell
Uutt-epd foremost, instead of the point; where
upoD in our disappointrn nj, would gladly have
pitched him after II II, however, answered the
purp sc OF soaring away tae shark for a few mo-
ments, and which he turtle made the most of to
scuttie off to the bottom, where he was safe from
the attacks of his ravenUus admirer'
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The Wilmington On. CO. Journal of Tuesday, says !:
Yesterday forenoon we saw train on the Manchee.
ter road, at the ricer opposite Point Peter. This
was the first rain that had been able to come quite
down 10 the Cape Fear.
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ABEaDEEs yoR CmNA.-!hn English ambassador
u needed for Canton We beg to propose the
esri OF Aberdeen. Such selection would be
great compliment 10 the Chinese,-tha noble ea-l
betng very like tea-chest; namely, varnish with.
out and lead within.-Paach
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EXPENSIVE LrxURY.-On the 2oth ult. as Bedini
was getting into his carriage on Raymond street,
Cincinnati, one Augustus Thei was heard to ex
claim, Damn Bedinil" The indulgence in the
luxury OF cursing cost him five dollars
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TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.

TRI-WktikLY CONNECTION.
To Lyuchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
gong up; 81 0b
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave q pass with the Ticket Agent and also shew
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge viii be made if passengers do not
obtain tickets. l.. II. GILL,
Sup't Transportation.
~ Washington passeng gers may go by the Junction
and reach that city in "a hours from Stsunton taking
the night train of the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company. f. III. GILL, Sup't.
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NEW EMPOKIUM-FRAN A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
TICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS. TOYS, and every de-
scrhption of articles usually kept in such estab
lishment at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would BIS happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
Iy" His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
sents, &c is complete. de 10
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OvvIcEH SHor.-On the 9Th Of November an
o1acer was shot 10 St Petersburg. for having fu
nished % Radzivisch, the Secretary of Priare
Gortchakof. tine materials TOR bis correspeniencs
With 0mes Facha. This 10 the first exception that
has taken place in st. Petersburg for twenty-five
years. Kadziwiseh was shot on The spot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-05

Ben-Ayet, the wealthy minister Of the Bey of
Tunis, has been to Marseilles to fetch his three
wives and has brought them in triumph to Paris.
These ladies have adopted the French costume,
and appear in public without wells. The Bey is
furious as he accuses Ben-Ayet Of having plunder-
ed his treasury. Since the Minister'S flight, his
widowed sp0uses have been detained as precious
hostages the Bey.
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RATLRoADs. sTUAMBoArs. &c

NkEAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
,IYn nLIIt = En- pn III ~ ~. MnNn.v
the 18th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Ph sdei, hia can be obtained eff this Company over
til ir route, Washington, on thesfolowing terms
viz
To Baltimore. 90
To Philadelphia. 90 %
Which secure to the passenger transit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti-
more free of any extra charge whatever and as tive
daily lines are run between Philsdelpha and New
class passenger, ard proportionately for second
GLASS passengers the public can now be at no loss for
cheap and comfortable trip to New York
The Through Tickets named above allow reason
bic sojourn in Washington and Baltimore, without
dstrinent to any privileges conferred BY them.
s. RUTH, Agent of Transportation.
Office r. r. L 2. 4. r. Co,
Richmond Aup 18th. 1858.