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HUM S.

There Is no branch of NJ edica Is cience so neg
lected as bad and corrupt Humors Humors pro-
duce Catarrh: umors produce Sore Throat; IIu-
mors produce Bronchitis and Bronchial Afec-
tons; Humors produce the all gone feeling at
the stomach. Now teese each and all combi ne d
lead directly to CONSUMPTION. Now here is a
remedy. My Medicneswill cure you, (not one.
but number.) for mark. no one medicine cures
everything. 81 eat difference in disease grows
out of the Institution Of the patient. To illus
trate take Consumption There is-1st, Chronic
Consumption I'd Acute OF Swift Sd Febrile 4th
Childhood 5th, Latent ConsumptioR Now who
would think of curing all these with re med y!
No honest Ian. As with Consumption, so with
Humors and all other Chronic Diseases.
To the afBctedJ say my Remedies are Pur ely
Vegetable. They are NATURES Remedies. and act
in Harmon, with Natures Laws. and they act
| with a certainty. They are harmless because
they act in Harmony with Natures Laws to assist
Nature in her struggle ageinst disease. Therefor,
| the patient cannot take them without a decided
| benefit. You that have disease, COME! / will
tell you just how you are-what your disease Is
| and the remedies that will cure you. 1 cure many
with my single remedies that are given up to di,
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED HUMORS CAN
BE CURED!
IS Medicns sent to any part Of tho country
by addressing G. o. TOWLE, M. D.,
No. $50 Highest. Providence. X. I.
n B.-All letters must contain one more pos
tage stamps to insure attention.
Come and see the Doctor. Advice free.
ONCE hours from to 10 a. m. and from to p
IN. ONCE No. $50 High.st, 294
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CIGARS.

7 AM prepared to sell Cigars at wholes ale
L and retail, as cheap as can be bought in
the State. Dealers are invited to call and
see them. q g. WELLS.
Westerly March 6, 1856. 266
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HAVE taken the store FIRST door below
=. - Potter Champlin's drug store for
,ne purp ose OF transacting the Hardware
business In its various bra nches.
snail Keep constantly on hand a good
assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery, and
Manufacturers articles generally, such rs
BeHing, Lace Leather. Files, Pivers,
Hire, Copper Rivits, Burrs, &e., &c.
80S y. II, LANGwORTHY.
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G. o. TOWNE. M. d.,
THECELEBRATEB
Vegetable and Root Physician,
For the cure of
Consumption Blood Diseases.

Once, No. $50 High Street,
nR. TOwNE will wait on any that wish at
IL their residences at any hour Of the day or
night.
DR.. Towne pays special attention to the cure
Of Catarrh, Th roat Affections, Bronchitis, Cou-
sumption, Humors Of all kinds. Piles, Heart.
Reumatic. and Nervous Diseases. Headach
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Weak an all gonr feeling
at the Stomach, and other Chronic Diseases.
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B A k II X Y.
MAaaa GTRkET, , r. I.
Oliver ID. Hail.

wouldr especially nform the citizens of Westerly
and vicinity, that he keeps constantly on
hand and for sale at moderateprices,
AH kinds of
BAKERS sCRAcKERs, WHITE AND BRowN
BREAD, SPoNGE, Pound, FRUIT
AND SHORT CAKE,
AND PASTRY, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Also, q complete assortment ofallkinds OF
Candies.
Constantly on hand. at Wholesale and Retale
Mr.. II. takes this opportunity to thank his nu
merous friends and patrons for the liberal pat
ronage with which they have favored him. and
cravesa continuance ofthe same. 257
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TO THE REPUBLICANS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
Republican Campaign Documemts
In one vol. svo 500 pages. Cloth. Price 81,
postage free.

| An OhV wa. wv WV RokC8. OlOtus TlCC xiy
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lHKVING received, since the close of the
llCampaign, numerous requests for COM
plete sets of the Speeches and Documents
issued by the Republicans Association, the
subscriber is induced to reprint the most
important of them in n neat octave volume
of $50 pages. 1t will be remembered that
many OF these Speeches and Documents
were prepared with great care, and contain
much valuable statistical and other mat
ter that cannot readily be obtained els
where, and, although compiled specially
for the Campaign, possess a permanent
value, and will be useful for future refer
ence, especially during the next three
years
These Documents and Speeches may be
considered part Of the literature Of the
day,
The volume contains twenty six Of the
most important Speeches delivered in Con
gress by Republican members, together with
the Speeches Of Senator Seward ut AL bany
and Buffalo, his Plymouth Grafton, and
three delivered during she Campaign. al
Detroit, Oswego, and Auburn.
| Also, Weston's standard Documents, en-;
titled-Poor Whites Of the South Southern
Slavery Reduces Northern Wages; Who
are and who may be Slaves in the United
States! Will the South Dissolve the Union !!
The Fepral Union, it must be Preserved;
and Who are Sectional!
Report of the Kansas Inv vestig eating Com
mittee,
Kansasi in 1856. A complete History Of
the Outrages in Kansas, not embraced n
the Kansas Committee Report. BY an Off
Ger Of the Commission.
Reasons for Joining the Republican
Party. By Judge Foot.
Orga nization Of the Free State Govern
ment in Kansas, and Inau5ural Address
Of Gov. Robinson.
The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1850.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary Republics Association, Ma
tional Era Office, Washington, d. g.
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ShawlS F! Shawls |!

A VERY nice assortment Of Spring and
IA summer Shawls, at very low prices,
just received at GATES & MAINTH0W'S
299 Variety Store
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PAINTS,
vARNISHES,
" i1adOoU Glass,
&c., SC.
Paints Mixed to Order!
POTTER 4 CHAMPLIN.
A &RLkMDHn
STOCK OF
& % @ ID -,
FOR THE
Coming 8 e a son.
HAVING, by recent purchases, ,replenish-
cd our stock of Embroider.es, Dry
Goods, Dress Trimmings, &C., we ore now
prepared to show our customers the newest
styles of all these articles, and would
chiefly call the attention of the Ladies OF
this place and vicinity, to our superb as
sediment of Dress Goods, consis sting in part
Of black and colored silks, plaid andstrip-
ed, delaines, challics, lawns, ginghams,
ber ages, sc. ~, also to our entire new stock
of Spring and Summer
RIBBONS, BONNETS,
Artificial Flowers, together with "a large
lot of Embroideries and Dress Trimmings.
These goods having been purch ased early
in the season, and with great advantages,
we can offer at very low prices. comparing
favorably with any other esta blishment,
either in this place or New York. Please
to give US an early call.
GATES g. MAINTHOw.
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CHINA TOYS. Perfumeries, Toilet Ar
~ ticles, and also fue assortment o
Hair and Tooth Brushes and fancy goo ds
just received BY o. STILLMAN.
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NA N ~ nlAI u "A - ne
THE subscriber would respectfullyin.
form the citizens of Stonington and neigh
boring towns, that he keeps constantly
on hand a large assortment of American
and Italian Marble, for Tomb, Tablets,
Monuments, and Grave stones, made to
order, in every shape and form, at his
Marble Yard in Stonigton borough where
he offers any thing in the marble line
for sale as low as can be purchased in
the New England states. Those in want
of the above articles, will do Sellto call
and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Allorders, either by letter or other
wise, promptly attendedto and faithfully
executed. A share of the public patron
agcisrespectfully solicited
Particular attention paid to the set.
ting OF Monuments Tombs, Tables ano
Grave stones, sold from Yard
ORRlN D0TY..
stonington, March sth, 1856.
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SPECIMEN OF LYTHOTYPING

GRAINS @F GWAD,
Or A COLLECTION OF
Social, Moral and Intellectual Ma11ms.
BY SAMUEL M. SMUcKER. A. M,
Author of the Court and Reign Of CATH
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will be printed from plates formed by the
NEW LYTHOTYPING PROCESS spoken of
in the last number Ofthe Monthly Rain
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1t will, without doubt, be the handsom-
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before pu ublished; and it viii be printed
and bound in the best style, and bound
in the best style, and it's contents will
IN axe it attractive and pleasing to all
Glasses of req aders. Price so cents q copy
for which it will be sent post paid. Ad-
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294 83 Dock Street philadelphia
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Apsrsr oY ~ AIisGrD BvEGIAs fsox Pm 1pttruA :
Johu nller stS Houston sh,s korriron, was srrcsiei
Yesterday se' by tccr Rc>oh Of ,hc sixteenth gard
police, charge of belEg fugitive from Philadelphia,
where be stands charged with having been inprcned 10
The late burglary perpcysted upon tho extensive dTy
goods boute oi Curss Co. Chestnut street. when tilks
valued 5000 we're c0ricd on BY the usve,. Too
prscrer ~ also charged wh having been conoe~ed -hn
corntr Of Third ard Narset Streets C 81 200 Worth 81
properly and also With having ti0en hlut 900 worth D.
ievtlry from bouae In spring Garden street ssArun
vas made Al all the receiving shops In tdis ciy
for the stolen rcods, bui ~ilhrut fne
prisoner brovgh, before Justice Fisudresu
:, the Jefferson Market Police Court. where officer Tag
str OF the Philaiepha police, was In WAXING convey
him back TO the Quaker City FOR trial The necessary all
dsvs against he sosnscd upon vnch 81 hol3
him Ia ousisdy Until regulation re hss from me
Executive of thi, Nate. An effort wN rsfe b. the
prisoners c,uuse 70 have him released from catoay By
MI ans OF habeas corpus, but without sucess
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The Of Michael hickey, the who died from tho
effects OF stab received political row In Vrt avenue,
reven!h street, on the Sd inst W. copclrdsi yes
terdsy by Coroner Oonnery From The OF testimony
taken before the jury bu, very nIe clue could be aT5dcs
10 VIC rerpessr Of the deed The jury were therefore
compeled 70 render the following vefdiel:-" Te the
jafy, believe that hchsel Hickey 70 his dcNd ~
stsb received at the hsnds OF person persoa
posiivey unknown 70 the jury, bat from the evidence
hhen before ne we wonid recommend v the Coroner %
held the persons q Pstck hckeever Palsy h1ean ard
the two Reys, cons Of Bernard Riley whose given names
are unknown 70 the jury for their Appearances before be
next Grand Jury, upon suspoon c bare mpicsted IN
tho dc.h ~ tNd Michael Hickey Upcn the Fsndron a.
sSove verdict Wsrran's trrei f9s N. Ry cb s1Eoi
af ihe hblYa merientd renons.
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City intelligence.
HoRTrcULrURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION.
The best annual exhibition given py the society,
opened las, evening Nibo's szloop and largely al
tended The fragrance o, myriais Of flowers, tho ponder
ors fruit and pletboro vegetables with many curious
rieles OF psnn, will rraufy the most sensual ~ well
the most scientific Amorg the plants, the draa ias11o
hun tropical water hy In foil bloom, Is probably ooe
OF The remarkable In Auerca spoc.mops 81 croon
raried,d and ,ds air plants arc curonr. The lat
ter grosr daoay cd sticks. s rooa devrg Their only
noufshu eat from The air. rne aosorr are iuscous A
Gorst harp, sc,les temple aud toser, exsdc the mat
delicious sroms While baskets Of flowers, and
ally nre dirplay or cshas and add 20 ths
uora Tao ffuiz and Esiaelos unusually tempting.
and The only wonder Ia they remain 90 rel 0usly
rnr clesied by the rnsny vste-t
The premiums already awarded, but want of spsoe
prevents our publcsuln of Tho IL. NJ present gfand
concert st which the Mtudelst0hn Union -i s,ss,
festival are form unusually attractive features a. the
closur Of the EXHIBITION. Tno substulipn Of Nol,s
loon FOR the former psce Of exhibition an Improve
merit and with the e,ceeni mu,c rroduocd mast
q large attendance OF Walters.
Nrv Csraolic CRvscH -nu Sunday lao, Sept r., the
otrner stone Of The rev Cslsono church Sing sing.
" wss IHii by the Rsh, Rev John Hughes, Ar'ah,hop
OF New York, assisted by the Rev. Edward scGeaa,
pastor Of the church the Rev. " MoNsracy, secre.ery
10 the Archbishol and the Rev Mr. H,csss Cf larry
town The inereIiirg coBes Of dedcsi n Goa
cuded By appropriate aud eq7eri ocoursc from tae
Archbbhop, founded on toe parable Of the mGssrd tosi
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et10p0iatRn E'0ltee mattcfs.
The Police Commissioners met yesier rday
morning The following minutes OF the proceedings are
fuIprhed by the gsn,lemanly chief clerk Mr. Eabree
The Board met IL o'clock--An the members pfcien
except Mr.. Chol son
Mr. Bew.s offered . pumbsr OF petitions from patrol.
men fer permission TO receive rewards. After dis
cusson was moved By Nay or Wood that s such money
be placed In the fund 10 be created under the Law for dis
abled policemen.
Mayor POWELL suggested that the chief cicr be requested
10 provide book wherein snA no entered evidence
Of merit the several 80 paid into the police fund by
each enlcer- which vas unanimous passed
Mr. Bowen moved that In the care OF the New London
robbery prooeedngs bc Immediately taken for the
very Of The reward offered for Tho apprehension OF the
ire complaint OF J. Warren property clerk, with 70.
gard clerks Of pSrse complying With tho
Bow en- referred 70 the Committee on General Dscipae
report measures 70 tho Board for the remedy OF the
| evil
was on notion resolved that Isaac narsand and Jas
Austin, OF Brooklyn, be dismissed from the department
paying them 10 cato FOR services, - was explained by
kiyor Wood ~ be the custom un for the old law.
ar BowsS moved thai tho men complained OF In the
ESn,h tried the 25h be restored 70 duty and
charges aeainlt VIM wes,crneii were upon motion Of
Mr. Poscp, diSmissed
MAYOR woop moved that ,he chief cerk be instructed
10 keep book alphabetically Arranged FOR The regsering
OF sentences against members Of inc force
charges against J. shipon we're proved, and the sen
tenco was sufpt naon frum pay Tor t1igty DAYS.
charges sssipn Georse Foster no, berg sufficiently
proved be restored pay from date or suspension
In the cue Of James f. Carter chAIci proved
sra pay forfeited for thirty days
Mr. srslsAHss moved that Daniel y. Jones, Moses A.
Nunu and John Elliot be made psi.olren Of the kotro
y,lltsp force In Brooklyn, vhcn WAS uIani nously
carried
Mr. srpA,HAx also mcved ,ha, uon,kIlp Smith Jonu
hsuhcvs be appointed serseans OF the Brooklyn force
v hich vas carried
II vM uron motion resolved mat ven ounn CHAM oe
Dismissed from the der arlment from date.
The Beard then sdjousned, 70 meos at O'Clock on
Saturday.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
yru BANK PlNTC-PARrIAL sUsPgNaIor or sFRcIs
pAvMVrTp


Prom tbc Phsdelpbis PennsJ lnsnian, Sept ~.
The monetary oxcicmcps 10 this clty asumed a rev
phase yesterday by the suspension OF the Baah OF Penn
aysania followed By severe run upon sove a o'ner
banks snd In view Of the excited ttsie ot pupc oeing
and lhe condition n the bnnxs themselves, crnscq leul
npon the demands upcn them, and the many recent fen
sres, whereby seyers have ruercd heavy loss, vas
usanimously deermlned q. general conferences OF he
Pre~denn OF the banks neld during the nernoon 70 re
commend 10 their several boards Temporarily " suspend
syoce payments al cheeks and notes Of ten dosrn snd
upwnds "a The ony mcasurs a. au sacuisled 70 produce
relief 70 tho community, and preserve themselves rom
nsssser Inc Necessity for such SEP IN n1ncp to DC re-
erened, sshed A. we that majority of our bsnkrt
nsiiuons are not cnly sound aud reliable bat that n'ny
nave been managed hroughout the recent terrible crsis
with careful refsrt 70 the N the rsdins
ccnmunity ana IL carne1v n be hoped th.t the srdci
pafons OF those Who have advised may Nc reszsd in
prompt relief OF III money market aud The spc~dy nec
gerce OF business from Nv present enrayrsss
ncpu. The ncoes.ity might have been sroided, c,tli
general feelng Of confidence have been cultivated 1t all
commensurstc with enr immediate and ny specslvo rs
sources and hc event presents the snrusp sno-,ay of
the ouuinauon ot ers dirax,er A. tn,e when The
evidences Of large general prosperity wers pevsr o.
nar,fest then cvoF~ stcndsnt .rd the rasses
II large portion OF the world directly Of our csr,m.ud
During yesterday, and until tse oiote of bsuS
witt rrcmpmess, several Of them rsyInr out from
flcc 0o 70 f6o COO each 10 coin srd the B.rk or Para
sy-snis bed during tho week snf pre- TO ~ ausren.
son raid cut " ooin s70n oocvrry r-r ~erc ne
NJ liabilities. II had dey0ed ncf nobly 10 ise ntere,i,
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FINANCIAL REVULSlON.
STATE Of AFFAIRS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
ku- 10, 10
RELIEF MEASURES IN BOSTON.

RELTEF MEASURES IN BOSTON.
Bosros, sept ~, 1857
marc n nothing now In financial matters to-day A
Scsr feeling prsvah and full confidence the stability
q the banks 10 expressed.
meeting Of the Boston bank Presidents held this
asernoon M which twenty -four Of the thirysix banks
we're Represented. proposition 70 ds,ount ton cent
q their capital stock during the week discussed and
,noualy hvorsd, but without definite action the
meeting adjourned n to MORROW 70 enable The banks not
PRESENT 70 vote upon the proposition.
rns banks have gained 500, coo in specie today.
BosroN wKHkLY BANK srArgMsNr.
BosroN, Sept 20, 1857
mo following tho footngs Of bank statement f
ne past week compared with those Of The wecE pro
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TILE CRISIS IN sr. LOuIS.

THE CRISIS IN sT. LOUIS.
CT JouE, NO, sept 20 1851.
Nsssn Bosy, nllenberser n Co, bankers nsrc, closed
iheir doors this mo~nag Their assets are said 10 be
ample.
Cards, signed by largo number Of our weslthest cit
ssns are published guaranteeing the sOlyencyc Luoas
On und Renwos Peterson and Assuring depoi.o o. lao
uAfe<y OF shelr deposits.
me public mind vcry unsettled, ard thsro general
run brokers' The banks stand arm and arc dis
esuntng Hcersly.
THRu O'CLOCK p NJ
rhs bankers upon whom The runs vsrc made this
Ing freely and promptly met all caccs and thus rosorod
conadsncc The excitement has almost entirely sobsded
Yhs immediate Of tue suspersou Of Bosy Nenhet.
gsr % the arrival OF coin in tranSu Tho pro
liabilities are wa, they win re opcn TO morrow. The
assst OF Anderson Co and OF Darlcy Bskdale large
J eroccd their liabilities The presunrtcn ,hs.
hey win resume In q very short time.
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THE HARTFORD BANKS.

HAn1FoRD, sept 70, 1857
The Hartford banks have no idea of suspeudns specie
payments they are vastly stronger thsn they we're last
week Their liabilities much reduced, and there spece
has been by the energetic steps taken Tor no
yxrrass. All persons may rest easy that no one Of the
Hartford banks any danger Of saspsndipg. The
aAon Of each knoen 10 all, and all are Easasd hat lie
uFds b past.
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Ca q SiL sso-sn IN P0gt-Ctfvse er n. SiipDsnsf-
cFfspH eyhe Erpror-situatfcn u ns Hsppah and
Chcyg,s y N DoroS
Public attention has again been directed t,rard tho
dillon Of the rcor scamcn -ho fieq1eus this port r5o
,hirT,ns Interest, until recently erprsacd theuseIvc
rats ied with the existing state or affairs and have ia
cafes refused 70 render any mslcrs aid rhey say ths
theh homesr 10 America England Frssoc, s me cas-
rsy oe; ths ihey have established hemscsee Ia Hsyt,
Ni~ rsk 81 their hyes mcrer fcs the of trade,
and tha - toor ~ ioey aod thsmieves saeisnay rcn,
~ return 70 their countries therefore tosy csnss
be expected 10 interest tnemscve. aud spend ncr money
n 40 affair ~tch properly be'ogrs " me government
The EmpFe., sose ,x or seven months ago, gave his
views indirectly N ,he subjsc address IN Which he
asserted thst was ct rocy o ihe empire % encou-
rage foreign eultrs IN any ar or ne hhnd What moro
ecirs Al mode or supporting this FOLEY shan hs OF main
anng the dread or fever tna hnnss IA J0rsw over the
heads of the uscsnnaiedf Yellow fever, ID well
known Ecldcm snks Hs ten whose parents vers born
on he rsnd ana 81 tsese oayes ne rastJ
much nllder srd less dangerous foim than Ia found
Tst me detcriDe the situation chosen Tor our nospis
ard you vii tcarcey be surpYd ~ ths 200 20 200 deahs
thAs or.1r yCAfiy smorg American saafs Stn the
ctrcn Of onc o. tso, III hospitals ball me
.torcf Of putrld river, rather canal, snd poln of
corvenleoces tna frcsf air hardly bassor lhau sbe
crowced 5erLs OF no sailor aboard ship The chsyses,
- have already mentioned nous, sad the st.
trdauco st IT IRE b. Lldnss VOL no1r. fD The an.
msdae ycrN ~ the CITY lhere are hills clnrsrrivp vpy
htslhy a. ie C-f - ias such toeg R.e, ought
ID b. ,larsJ
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frepENsrON rF TIE BALTIMORE rLNKs.
lFtcri the Baltimore American, SER. 2s
Tire siocusl fcstFts ~ psric impressed UPON re
iHirg tnanap prcsfmeby the Occusrerses Ia p1s9tpEa
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SUSPENSION IN CHICAGO.

nsurs T. J. Tlnkhsm Co bankers, Of this oiy, sus
pended mis- morning
There ID no run on the other banks.
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THE CRISIS IN VIRGINIA.

THE CRISIS IN VlRGlNlA.
suernsIos OF THE sEoRssrows BANKS, KrC.
wAimseros, Sept -, 1857.
The Bank Of Comuerce and The Farmers and hcchapics'
Bank OF Georgetowp have followed the example OF the
Washington banks and suspended specie payments.
None Of the banking hou,cs have rofusei the dsmsnd,
asans them excep, the suspended OF Nosrs Pro
= Nouse
ruR HoRvoLx BANKS.
EoRoLK, sept. 20, 1857.
All tho banks here continue firm.
BANK SUSPENSION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
EIzAHsrn CrY, n. e, Sep. 20, 1857.
rhs Farmers Bank, OF This city, has suspended m
brsses are tAkisg the notes any per ocn discount
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nav 0sIn.ss, Sep 40, 1857.
Money tight and exchange sssnani; but no fears Tor
ne banks expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30
TELEGRAPHIu.

NhANHssTuS, sers, q, 1857.
ne siosmihip csiaHhs, from Hsyso, % .ho ssln via
Key West he Day ha. arrived bu, brings no news
o. importance
s-gas Al Hs7asa we're depressed, and pr,es -ere DO.
ebpug
Tho ',osmstip n,~cl Webster, from New York l7,h
iast "a, -ssngF Nay Went for The California NAL for
New Oflc.ps, Tor stsr OF the wes.