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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

CorertNG IN RteHT STvtp.-sC;it eou+ ,,o,,
ros, rnrny,et me- alone or I,ll tsiI ,,o,, you
cried 5nt Sallv-- TO her lover .Ia,e eul 'i'i
who sat abont ten feet from, bsr nnIlinc a.,
from the chimney lam. Fe N'''
Il arn't techin; on Won. Sal. resnopdsd Jahs
sWel, perhaps yoion,t mean 10 nnthar-Ndo aSI, q
vou1, Nv
mo. 1 DON'T
cause YOU'RE too tarnal scary. Won Iong.
legged. differentiated, slah. sided. piSeon. toeS
cansle.kneed owl. yoil-you hadn,t cot a tar,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

The observation-disclosures BEAFEN.-W
find in the London News of Wednesday, 18th
inst, a summary of the race for the Sussex
Couty Gu? al Lewes, on the preceding day,
from which it appears that five hsrses ran and
that the American mare Prioress came in
fourth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
NE AfSN.
TIE QUESTION snTTzED.
DE GRAY X SON

The uNRIvALLED CHEAP TAiLoBs, AT NEWARK
IA ARE selling their goods cheaper than any theT
store N Delaware and Mary Wand. Their store i
ma visited bypeople Tor many miles. who formerly
HN were in the habit Of going TO phiade phia and
Baltimore to get Clothing, but W hO now acknow-
ledge TINT they can procure them q this estab sgent
orplion onnsanllv on hand, besides Hantkerohleis,
Drawers Susnenders, 20, ~ abundnne All who want
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

PETER CARTwRIGHT.-Ssme queer stories
are told ofthis preacher. He had at one time
offended certain Major l.. who was q fire eat
er, by the boldness of his preaching, and the
first time they met, the Major few into a des-
perate rage, and said if he thought he would
| fight him duel he would challenge him.
'Major," said very calmly, eff you chsl
leDge me will accept.''
swell, sir" said he, 81 do dare you to NOR
tai combat.''
every we'll, I'll fight you, and according to
the laws of honor, l suppose il is my right to
choose the weapons with which we arc to
fight"
''Certainly," said he. uH
"Well, " said /, ''then we'll step over hero
into the lot, and get couple of cornstalxs. I
think can inish you with one.''
But oh what a rage he got into. He Glen
ched his fists and looked vengeance. Said he,
'lf thought could whip you, would suaite
you in moment.'
"fes, yes, MaJor,' said I, "but thank God,
you can't whip me; and don't you attempt to
strike me, for il you do, and the devil gets out
Of you into me, l shall give you the worst
whipping you ever got in all your liie,n and
he walked off and left him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
1857. GEORGE s GRIER, 1852
Iron Founder and Machinist,

MllFokD, DEL. AWARE.
A Ii. klnds Of Mill nnd Machine Castings, Gearing,
EGRiCpLTukAL iNiPiTNiENTs.
am manufacturing and keep supply ofthe following
articles, yhIoh HI NGIg9Pt e sye sqtSiastog e Tie
OF HORSE POWERS.
have altered tho patterns and made the Wheels stron
ger, and the Skating instead of Casts of Wrought
No First class power, strong for horses Mammoth
No'2 :. .i6or9 horses, Price SIS 90
NOS for NOT ses, Price $50 90
No. Rail way or endless chain, for horses,
No. g " for I horse Price Sd5 90
horses. Price 500 90
ndors Of either Iron or wood, with Teeth securet by
screw and nut 18th Improved eOncayes and box os, and
No, /, so inch oylindor ofiro to thresh, fan
and o eau nj the same tina 500
No. !, 50 in. cylndor., all iron, 50
So.2'ss99.... :, wood, tOotth scr wOd,.n sss5
Mo o, l6 " all wood 80 - 25
SrRAw GARRIERs, SUPERIOR BELTINs, wEEScHEs,
,,anu., AND OILERS. ---..-
- PORTABLE FL0URAND CORN MILLS,
The LITTLE WONDER AND MAGIC MILL, FOR TwO
Warranted to Grind with two horses or oxen, three
bus els hour, of the meal 2 bushels OF feel Tor
stocki and with more Power applied Will grind in pro
portion. II measures tvel by high nude oi lrOn with
roh uar bur null stones, the same Hs any large Mill
Price . 15 One oan 10 aeon operation at my shop.
Corn Shelters for Hand and Horse Power to sePerate
FLOWS 81 different slzes and kinds, among which
are tue Celebrated Improved Eagle and Moore Pows.-
iune H-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
rhs onban Egalr Envigora


'TNHls NEW AND VALUABLE pREPAR,iA,IlooSS oS
isnOw pTesentedte the public by tho Tnprletnr' al
ter giving It nnexonsye trlaland renoiyins ne lin
Of all who have used it ltwill
certainly the falling out oftho hair ana restore
when has fallen. Ii ehectnally oeansesthe scalp
from all uand:u, and prcventsi it's forinnss IL
beautiful dresser Of the qr, producing fine Eloss hnu
sOtlness. II is particularly recommended to the aules
t. Prepared by DIR, EDW, WOkRFLl,
AtDaaware CITY
PRICE 974 and rs cents per bott le, ,.
Sold ia Wilmington by Messrs, EDWARD MCtNA
nd A. H. GRIMSIAW, Druggists. Nov. II 6niu5
Testimonial TO DIR. h. WorreH
DELAWARE CITY, DEL, Feb. q, 1851
DEAR SIEill aaars me much pleasure to teSty to lne
scfbed 1t number of where the hair had fallen
from disease and IN every case proved successful
IL not only prevents the hair falling out, hut promotes ITS
growth by stimulating the plices, and cleanses the scalp
by removing tandru and eayeshe lair sol and glossy -
The great advantage IN it is that does not leave that oily
apt To do ~,
am sustained in my testimony by mquy ladies Of the
highest responsibility in neghbeThOod who avs USED
il and spoken io Of It's qualities. am firmly convinced
1t only required to he known to insure its genera use and
can c9nscentonsy recnnenl 1t asa safe eicaconsand
JOHN II. .FROMBERGER, NJ. D.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

''oh, yes, Joe my father is an old mariner
= regular sult." "Why, Inever knew that.
what service was he In % 1.-The whaling SER
vice. lle goes cruising around all night, and
IN the morning, when he comes home, he goes
a whaling the whole family, from the old 'omaR
Down, and boxes the compass about tho hired
girls ears.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

A SAD SToRY.-lwo girs were brought OF
Thursday, to the Central Police Station. They
are tho children Of IL professional beggar, who
for long time occupied positign upon the
steps Of the Girard Bank, feigning suffering OF
eN every character in order to excite sympathy.
The eldest of these girls, although about if-
teen years OF age, has undergone fearful
amount of dissipation, and is now 4 squalid
ana broken down creature-the victim of vice
SO gross as to be unfit for mention. A few
days since the mother died in the ulmshousc,
ana these miserable children have since been
sleeping in the markets, or wherever they
could find nook, in which to stretch their
limbs.
The picture they presented at the magistrates
Office was enough to draw tears from auy one
however callous. Even the officers exalaim-
ed, as they tottered into the station, " Poor
thingsl" The elder girl will be taken this
morning to the House of Refuge, the best pos
sible place for her, and home will be provi-
ded for the younger in the house Of relative.
The latter may yet be redeemed for the for
mer, few who see her as she now is would en-
tcrtain even hope.-North american.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Mamme-.sI don't know; why, my child ."
Unsophisticated Boy-eCause he gives me
so much money. Almost every morning after
breakfast, when Sally is sweeping the pdrlor,
ne gives me sixpence TO go out aud play"
Sally received Il short notice to auit
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
roiS PEf6L.ApI!lRLPiIIn .
7 rdlLAOsLPHiA, WILMihGIuN 30 BAIL
MORE E1ArLR0AD.

L l.
FniLhuELfiilh, WiLMiiSui oN 90 DhL'l-
om4SdE T hNtdiEfai OF houa.
Tf rsf gasss,i;a;lsssaa ias:4sial,a
- -; - ,r177ns9s1 inv 5- iS55 iLe n..-
\ ssnger Trans
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
'0' WminstSa az 4. H., l. &i5aRl T. NJ ''
SIIidSeiswa T SisSsg NJ AZ q & &. M NJ Mand ID Is r. nj
Dover nj o a. M. and AIS 2. NJ.
SeaiSFERR SFERR&SttSSss s FOR W GPifiIilLAPELPpIA,
HH5I@1Es GSS a, n saS IS a. a. AZ & M M
NeW Castle a $50 aud i,5 A. NJ L ant NJ s.O5P,M,
iinvsrgt s5o A. III, and I, 7, NJ.
Ssaforti nt I. 4. Nj and i. =. NJ.
vo ~ * 4 Ms p M and 1917 A. NJ
sniSy only a. ii r. H. from P ileipha 10 Baltimore
nd i nyre-ds tTnce comm ,uation Iran
Leave iiavrs- GtacS al g5o j. Nj.
FTsisht rrsn with Passengor Cas- attached, will run
ss hIlows: ' -
% i,Sys phjlaIaphla for Patryve and intermediate
p,aoes,ate. r n, ,,,,,,, a., ,n,.,,.,,.,. ,,....
.SI Mans'on for rhiI'2AsISGf'F T. ST. 'Ftf6N & NJ President,
Delaware, s'rDschtown 81 New Castle Il
WILMINGTON Railroads.
5NS ami after THURSDAY, July "a, 1851
y nm Selota ty v' fn PPiadelpbla A.
Me a ~ 'Sv'''" y o Wv i'' P'' "
M - 6; ,SsIn;,oo-s sI; r,rossinr 7in A NJ a2OPM
81. Si'ts tSRSsto VI M !. 81 81 x. A. n. As I'm.
pTsti Sniaais Corner 7.50 A. III. $50 p. NJ,
Milford Junctlon8, A. NJ. 5. so r. NJ,
FTsdoTica D. is A. Nj 0 y. NJ.
Canterbury g.25 4, ht. G.lOp NJ,
Candon $40 A; ~: g,3i Pan.
Leipso Dos 4. N. 7.iaP p. NJ.
smyrna, y.2l a. NJ. 7.32 p. NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

WESTERN CITIES. s.-Like onah's gourd, cities
spring up in the West in single night. The
Pacific City Enterprise, published in Pacific
City, Mills county, Iowa, has the following
items:
cover seventy buildings are now completed
in our city, yet the click of the hammer rings
out as incessantly and as cheerilly as when
the first house was built here six weeks
ago. Pacific just now is a bad place for
persons with nervous headache to live in,
as the constant din and clamor of meehani
cal operations is really deafcnng. We know
of contracts existing for the completion OF
nearly thirty more buildings before October. -
The cry is onward, upward, and 'stll they
Gomez"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

NOVEL MEETINd.-Dr. H. attended rnas-
querade ball. In the joylu and happy throna
he falls in with a fair pilgrim in black silk,
whose charming person, snow white neck and
betwitching coquetish airs awakened in his
soul the most rapturous love. She casts upon
him locks OF the most languishihg tenderness,
he revcls in the hope of having made |. bliss
full conquest. He musters up his courage end
ventures to address her:
"Who art thou, lovely mask asks Or. H,
almost melted in the glow of love.
"Is it possible you do not know ns. Doctorl'
lisps the lady in black silk.
"No upon my word do not know thee'
''Bethink yourself, Doctor" ."H
''Ah! you are surely the gracious fliry who
has appeared to me to dly, for the first time to
open 10 me the gates Of bliss 7''
"You are mistaken, Doctor, am no fairy. -
"Ah-who art thou, then 20
81 am the we'll known lady to whom you
have now these nine weeks been indebted In
the sum of two dollars and seven shilllngs for
washing and ironing
The Doctor stood like petriaed herring.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

FATAL APFRAY.--On the afternoon of the
18th inst, young NAH named James Nolan,
on some slight provocation, stabbed another
man named John Renon, in New Orleans, La,
with a sheathe knife, causing his death in a
few minutes. Nolan was arrested, examined
and committed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
5eamen's Saving k'und society,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Office 2O3 Walnut Street, one door ADORE SecoE

p INCORPOR ATED by
the Stpte Of Pennsylvania,
1856. The Charter prnvi
dod that M Mnn1Eer, Off
Ger or Ag ent shall directly
or Inuireotly, borrow any
Money from the Society.
All sums paid back on
demand Also that a Rock
shall be kept, in which
every depOsitOr shall he nj
liberty 10 appoint rome
person or persons to whom
! in case fdealh the money
slnll he paid.
Deposits received at FIVE
per cent, interest. In sums
ufOne Dol lar and upwards,
7lrUm Marine rs, wateTinen,
TStevedDTes, Shipwrights,
4 radesInen, Clerks, Me
chanics aud Lals,rtrs. and
particularly invite Dapo
sits from
aMAkRTED AND SIN
z GLE WOMEN.
Remember that Sickness
and want of Employment
are the tate ofall, more es-
pecIally those who labor
stiing .ur n raily day.
o O'clock, A. NJ, b, lintilb +.
-.l..F tt.,f.l ID a.. ~, d, tss.l,s, t.,..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

A Chinese couplet says:
CHE who pursues an Idle wish
But climbs tree to catch fish,"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
HUMOROUS.

Why is man who spoils his children like
another who builds castles in the air7 Because
he INDUCES infancy too much.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

IN the bull-iighting days, blacksmith, who
was realing bull pup, indnced his old father,
20 go on ail-iours, and initiate the bull The
canine pupil pinned the old man by the nose.
The son disregarding The paternsl roaring, ex-
claimed: 'iIluld him, Growler boy, hold him
bear it flyther, bear it! iPL Be tie Epakiag Of
he Pup 20
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

What is the difference betweeen fisherman
and truant school boy7 The one bats bis
hook, and the other hates his book.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

INNOCENT AMUsEMENT.-Bishop Otey, Of
Tennessee, is not opposed to the cultivation of
innocent amusement. His pleasant disposi-
ton is illustrated by the following remark of
his.
Thirty years ago came to Tennessee with
my wife, my fiddle and horse and sulky.-
My horse and sulky are long since gone, but
my wife and fiddle remain as good as newl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

The Venerable Chief Justice Taney, who
some six weeks ago went to the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs, at Warrenton, Va,
in debilitated condition, is said to be now in
and looking better than he has for the last tlf-
teen years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

',lamma, papa is getting very rich, isn't
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
PEOPLES BAKERY,
NO. 42 SECOND STRtET, BETWEEN FRENCH
AND WALNUT,
PEflE,LlES COMBS,

PEIlLLlT9 COMES,
u. MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
efSa " Wilmingtohand syiqnity that bo llasopon,
oil his now BAEERY. No, J2 East Second ST., where
can be found the following articles such as extra agSe
lowing CAKES. v2:FTesh ten Biscuit and RIsk, every
teroOn, Plum cako Almond cake CitrOn clko, Llrge
pound cake, arge spOn cake, Fancy cake, Rasln and
Ctron pound Glke small spon4e cake Small pound cake,
drops, Ladies fingers, Ginger snaps, Ginger nuts 100
spicel gin Bread for 8 100 scotch clkes for 81 6O
Honey cakns for 81; in MoasSe pound cakes for SIS Fan
cy caKc Drop cakos Dome cakes Sugar cake5 French
sgar oikes ROush sugar cakes Rock caos Queen cakes.
Diamonds Jmmbn9, Lemon snaps; largo sugar cakes, 60
for 81; Water sugar and soda Crackers.
N B-Cakcs Iced and Ornamenled in every style. Or
ders thankfully received and punclualy attended to. Fam
lies can be supplied with BREAD by leaving their names
al the Bakery Very Particular attention paid to FAMl-
"coNFECTioNARl AN kinds of Candy, Wholesale
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

lady fixed the following letters in the
bottom Of her -four barrel, and asked her hus-
band to read them. OIC URMT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

DROUGHT IN IowA,--It is stated that a Sc.
we're drought prevails in Henry county, Iowa
no rain, with the exception of two slight show
ers, having fallen there since the 29th of last
March. This is singular, in view of the fact,
that the whole country for months has been
nearly flooded with rains.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
CENTRAL HOUSE,

III THE undersigned would respectfully announce
IA that he has become proprietor ofthe above house,
lsism situated on the lqneasler Pike, about miles s
son nn aud has opened il and is now ready to accon9
date the ira yelling public The house has been renod
dediha interior having heen fitted up in neat and com
Portable annerthe rooms are we'll ventilated ant new
Beds and Furniture been prooured-h tables viii 0 con
santy supplied with the best the market affords II tho
intention o tho proprietor TO make this place one 81 the
host stands for roveTs in the county, aud all who desire 70
sell purchase cattle respectfully invited TO c9-
New stables and shedding ave been erected expressly at
considerable expense for tho convenience of doveTs and
lime 4-.t THOMAS q. MORRISON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

To DE HUNd.-Anthony, a slave, belonging
to Mr.. A. q. Chewing was tried at Amherst,
Va, court last week, for attempting to kill
Mr.. j. P. Campbell, oyerseer for David Wal
Ter, was found guilty, and condemned to be
hung on the I'd day of October next
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Ayoung girl recently committed suicide be-
cause her mother refused her a new honnet.--
Coroners verdict; ssCame to her death through
excessive spuuk"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

New York Leuger, Flag OF cur Union,
IARPERS Weekly n ews-pa paPer, YayeTly Masazne'
H Yankee Notions parlpr Casket, rank Lcslles news
paper llusirated, Ballegs Pictorial Drawpg room com
paniOn and al lkindsof Newspapersahd Maguztnes, TO
ceiY cd weekly and month"; and for sale AZ
$. u. CuOArES, Cheap Tobaccn and Gig NoIe'
Broadway, between Chesnut Walnu New
an, l6-tE ark. Dell. sigN Mia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

<zz.2 THE subscriher having for q series Of ears
KHzH been engaecd carrying On Understandings M i AZ
sAa the corner of Tenth and Ihtnn streets WOnlu
most respectfully lnouuce TO his fri nds ana me pun
ic who nave so 10 him their patron
age that lie has purchased the interest in the wheel
wright shoE adjoining AMI will hereafter conduct 10th
signed to Ye but oticH mechan in his EN-
p1y keep tn best MATERIAL therefore all who dt sire
good work executed pootfully invited 70 call u
10 mentisn the various kinds Of WORK ek
cd establishment, sutoe II to say that Wok
OF every description pertaining to the business Will DO
IT, Horse shoeng done at all times, anticipating at
iaiy % SNOW. JOSEPH TURNER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

SOi.UTION OF Pfoio Nitrate of Iron, an astrngen
$40 mic, prepared aud sold by DR.. A, II. GRIMSH AW
GIMarket-st,, Wilnn ngtoh, july Sv>N,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

ppKrv nv W. VERNON IN THIRD STREET BETWEEN MARKET Al
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

the hardest. las up then snml
Mt Office open daily from
NJ .and on Monday and Satn
President, / rankin +
=. PltINGLE. Treasurer,
MANAt
Edmund A. Snuder,
Stllwell :. Bishop,
Capt. John McCanles,
Jacob Slleetz.
Joseph N. Cowoll,
Joseph . Myers.
Edward II. T'rotter,
Franklin Bacon,
Edgar T.. Petit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28
Theatre.

Tbs play Of the "H,nchb0ek' was repeated at
tho theatre Thursday night, and We found that
onr first criticism upon it was more than sustain
Cd. Mrs. WALLaR issdecidsdly the best 'Jnlia".w
hsve seen. Her rendering is original and natural.
Like true genius she does not 'ner herself to be
restrained by the usages and tastes Il others. from
imrartins 20 character she persona.as the ex-
preston which her own Judgment tells her Is
proper and natural. Mr. WALLsn played the
Hanehback vita no especially remarkable feature.
ApAEs acquitted himself well as Clifford.
fo-night,sthe play OF the "DVchcss Of Kolf'' IL
TO be repeated. II was played last night for Mrs.
WALLKns beneht. We had no opportunity to see
H. prior n the writing of this article. 1t isavery
old play, having been written in 1923, by John
bsteatr, an English dramatic poet Of rare genius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller, discovering In bis long for
gotten play great attractions. determined to revive
it, and WILL sure, present it to the best al
~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

BE- LIVER REaEDY.-The Liver, according to
Psychologists, occupies in our human economy a
place second only to the heart and consequently is
one OF the greatest dispensers Of health and happi
ness or sickness and disease To keep the Liver In
proper performance of Its duties Is to keep the sys
tenn In state of health and free from nearly all
bodily Ills. DR.. SANFoRD's ISvIdoRAroa Is great
Regulator n tire Lfrr 1t instls into it life and
rigor, strengthens it and inrtDoroes 1t, curing the
fountain from whence so many streams of sickness
flow. We cay TO all who troubled with any de-
rangement Of the Liver. such as Dyspepsia Jaundice
Sick Headache Biliousness debility Of system do
not fail to try DR.. sASFoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR.
FISHER WINSTON and ApIE l. GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28
= -
The Bank Of England.

The act ef the Government for the relief o. ths
Bank Of England, IL adapted TO the emergency "
suspension At first il seeks relief by issuing
Of email notes and inereasine its paper
beyond the amount Of its securities In the nahos
OF the Government, to which its charter limits its
saper i.sues The effect OF this as has been repre-
sentet by IN. fbreign news. was instant and mvora-
II. ooasd.nce. ip . great degree, recovered under
u. and business became mere acsVe' win 40 I'M
nra,.ma.t In the value of csnsols and Of cotton,
shs great iudIees Of The state Of feeling In the mo-
nsy market
The Bank continued 70 pay specie tor all de-
r,suds upon II. Should, however, the demand In
crease IL would no doubt have 10 suspend specie
p.vments entirely. This IL can do when IL deems
proper, the government having relieved 1t from i.s
charter restrictions. How far IL may 80 In the
srcse OF Its privilege Glover issuing paper depends
on circumstances Should confidence be restored
and trade resume Its e<en tenor 1t will not End it
necessary to Issue more than II can maintain. The
continuance Of the panic would lead TO the issue OF
more than IL conid redeem, and entire suspe nsion
would ensus. In is47 the Prime Minister and the
Chancellor Of the HKehequer intmated their reahi'
ness 70 take the responsibility upon themselves to
suspend the Banks charter, II necessary until Par
the necessity did not arise.
One chief advantage of the present moven.f 1t by
the Government and Bank 10 that Issue Of
small notes supplies the want for
throughout the country, and stop.
object, which ultimately flows In an
rent from the country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28
MARRIED..

40 Ian in.i.. by the Rev. Leroy M LTs, ~ U
d.r Ayepue In the county Of Cheeter6sd ~; =. s.
WACO ~ ER and Niss MOLL1E y ~ n ~
sais he Of the late Richard Archer. OF Cheefernssa
county.
On Thursday evening. Nov 18th. at Csnten nIT
Chnrch. by Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr ny y
m HARLIsT0N to KATE Virginia, dausnts, On
Thomas Barham, all OF this city
On the morning Of the e6th Inst, By tho Kew; ~,
brown. JAMES q. LAIRD 70 Miss 3. N. daughter
III James y. Patterson. all Of Stanton. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

MELANCHOLY ACcIpESr.-0n Monday evening as
the ship New Orleans, bound for New Orleans, La,
was lying in East River, New York, a German,
named Conrad Riegebuth, who with his wife and
two children, was passenger on board, had been
ashore for necessary article. and in returning
fell overheard and was drowned. The widow and
children proceeded with the vessel, and the poor
fellows body was taken charge ofby some friends,
to be buried in New York.