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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12
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b. w. STARKE.

ID. w. NJ" N.
HrlokNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBntc
smn6,hf, a SlIts: YAM building, an Sranflintr.. -
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12
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Boarding- & Snack-Haus

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'F"" -"'"'" V"p lNs Pprratpi9. Gbrinian NrouS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12
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nm = u naa m,dsn,one uno ~lmecsent taten mir srn. 8. ao1i,t
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12
. eut6 de Npptete
auf Shockoe Hill.

W.T. SIIUCkUG TIL.
Snoehl mir eNrouf onimerflam MAIDEN, baf mir lest unGre gpc-
thut IN WrraSl!r. No 300 gang nu unb 0cidm0dppu ciIocridu,t
babsn Mben mir ~htcrbur, uulrrc Grt,inbs uno Setannten frclmb.
lid icn. uus nit ibrsm SriuCc III brcbrsn.
g8tr boben etn "clitdne9cS Go9cr pr ben friihelen ub bclru
@rsne i%nittein, Gtemiealieu, Orpgutn unS 8rdutcrn
on9sltaHt, INT unlere MpSwahl rrn 5pilctte> GWrntdnrcn
Sciicn, 9pmnseen.
9arfImcrien, .Som6lcu,
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Gi9arren, Sat0f,
II. [. ~. II. |. IL.
Ut 10 reid ue nit u 9rcBer Spr9falt ausocipdht, baE GtniE fem
geiuder fh in icincn Grpartunstn 9ct1ulht Tnccn mirS. 5Scrnrr
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Corfu. 9tfcr'S Tarina, Goffee> GlIcni, Gbotclobr
GaLat>Sl nnb Gins @ienae onerrrr grtttl in boiler SuaItit.
28ir BADEN uniere @rtile inr9liht tini9 eeiie0t, uno wcrecn nm
bsmIbsn, hae 9rttrtc 9ublitln in jsocr biriidt ,nfriseen III ittQcu
kSilIer II. 0r6nin0,
SO. Oil 9rpabitr.
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90 tttrr, @
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Der 6lrnlcs 0lNnl ncnruiIhrr ~"

Us it3tim. . attIer ~. HpmnT------
IT, AZ MainIrrtt,
nipNrpli itintn Stprr in alien Sprt;n y0I. nuh sD ,r.s
g g u. 10, ternln 6cnltcrSias IN i,err NSrrr, nv yt"'tt
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gtGp . gprt; 90. 1872 SrcatwaY. Sucbcc, gorplsrn SDtorf
3urt meinc eircftcn Scrtinbuugcn nit ben touctabGdfeu
sSdtne. Grpehterttn in ben peri6icpencn Soirnpt6ecn OcuiibIanbs
oE W'srsTlSnes. Ur9NtdrtS .nS GnsIonbs. bin I'D in ben 5tant
a3remtn, 9amburs. antpcrprn, Soprc, 2rnepu, 9oGl. Bern
G~St1HBbur9, @tannbetml, Ssiltren, Granifurt a. ~. Wotn,, GSlr
a. o., Samtcr9, Niludcn, Gclpsie, Serlin, gBien.
ODER jeeem anrcrn AnlnnrSpaer DcNtlhlanbe pber tsr G6wei, ous
mad Mcp Srrt, &piubspbie, Baltimore, Wep.S rlcons. Sirjtny
p:ct Sucbce gu ben mp9ti6it ti1issn 0rcilcn ob,ulhlcstn
@u@ uSsrnelnie tp bel antunft Ger @hiiasicrs Srrsn 9~rftrSsruua
nad alien s hiiten bes Snl0nbcS.
auf bic meiitcn Yldpc 0eutlhlanbe 9ctc i'd
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II ~bcHebi9en GetrIacn srn So aufmlrtS acasn Sdein in gmpfono
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GdirCti %ouSiotlcu.
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gruno elmer Grtlhoft iu crboltcn BADEN, fcle i'd S3rlnotten rSer
ssedltl aus une lale bic G%intNlTruas Der 9rtrasr runt nrins
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Der yer. Sioatri lte ubtrnebme Die S%cfprbcrung ppn Nadcfcn lb
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@lS @srnt fur Nthmpnp purbe pph Srn. ". q. Q6lhrr oufae
felt "'e'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12
Seuer= umb Standardization,

Uener= unb Standardization,
Ger -. @." .h t ~
Virginia Fire s Marine Insurance Company
Die elm Soma She Gapital npn $500, 900 teiist
nno IN Sabre 1872 rurh Die gclsbgcGuns
nen Sirairien ~cin9elebt muree.
ScriiderunScn irerbcn purd, pieie atc Gpmpo,uis rr6,rt rr,.~
6cn ailnlfialtrn 9ebin9uraen oean Nrurrr unh sSalicibSssn an
GatScnifiinl aler Mrt, ais: Sdnicr, @feute(, IS liter unS S8,nrrn
aucr grt, iohprbf in Ter Siatt, ais aud, i'm Name. ruS rrerS" =;
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gas5I sur ee geli:r itHp Die Iufna9mr Der ;u scriidsrnbn G5s-
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Sntee No; III @ainitr., &ttmunt, Sa., cine Sblr u,tsrboIb
Giepotb officer. Sbpm. AH cMifrirnS S,r HTn"''
SO. 9. @pmarbin, Sccret6r. ' LII m6 ,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12

~ tmhss unp Hsnpsrs (&aminsittcr)-I
prCS,Ismi ~ q I'm smT Iuar GrattS unb 8tnbtrs IL berobatlcpt,s
SIf Sv% nna%,, al" nSu ls!nsr f'snen 8atrif, melats JIG SG ben t GyIS 81 Snl
nr ,ttm SE,mr % "ms : ,; @rnlts lnp .sairltf az lml IN aah BE-
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Auftra9e ans stSSt NM V Sm'tmSsret fur ben Swimmer cisnen.
I SrSvn ht,t2 @'sesIscrtaaIer tpnncn nat bsa nierrisi ten n rSIs%a
boarcg Scs0bluno. EaHEf =" V'''Nu's'Hth Discount bt
eO msS rnlt s ,tlt bhtet sorsuiprsatn in Der ,g,en- mn a.
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2S nt. @remier,

(Sctnrih mb Nreulr) Ill YrpaeliroEt,
Der fD sum eit8c9cnMthmen olcr bcrartiscn NuirdSe cnpfcblt NIB
nS4 Ss sM 9Nranf autmtrtlam madt, SB or eirettt gseticl
nan Sclin, Gelpjl9, Grturt, SdMrcrtn, NrcuG. Mli .brn. Grcu;.
nnat, Gobtn, Sremcn, Srcmerbafcn, Ghitsart, Him, Vombtra.
S5snad' SsmptSn, 9arlSrgn6s, @aren- S0sra, 6rentfurto a. GNain,
Sett tnp e5elo sripart, msm bic bctr. gBcditl bel itn aefauit
merttn, tnctnl or ii6t nSteis BAT, crit UNI ~prtten mad 9icp
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12

Jn Der .-I fI. 20 ....E ,.-.H. .-f.4U r.
Derltlhrn ~9(pctAete anf @bcdce Sill
SeIlnest lid jSet Die rei4ie ~slnSwatl NON alien mSstidsn gsaen.
.%anIuhren, ais. .r '"Nt S'rP'"'
&alarnmcItr,
Gaiirmsltr,
.#g-s 1. StrsiIriemcn,
81 ,r ,n, .. , aleiesr>, put, 6aar-. Sa6n-,
Spilearifcn, ''""'"'
9rnabsn,
5aarele,
..u.... vi. 9orfIms,
Ni.45s44. asctteS &6tnt&cs gRaGtr,
Speael, 9atmonnaies; --gl "'"'"
G%etbbeutel, -tt"
98iensr Sintb6ter,
,H Snria 9tut6tr< 3atteln unb jRinoe ,ne
sns gNenae hnetrer arttttl, welhe mir ianimlli6 81 ben biuisitsn
lin re&t SablriAsn 8uipru6 bitten frtinbli6
.1..a SiiNer H.. 0r6nino.
u.1rH. $40. I'll &rpOpitr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12

200 Sud ga Guita Aafte,
$50 Saf &ip aaGee,
as Sad Slp Saya Aafee,
$50 1her %ecmablncn Rafec.
500 9iee 9atrapisr, 2
500 9fo. 96delntih, F T..
81 8litcn %aentobisncn @feftr.
10 Sud Grain Nisiier,
10 Sod @rain Mllpiee,
80 &Iten Niultare, "m.
10 8ircn MutmC0S, a-H.
200 9adste arUnen llnb Idipor;rr Sh,.
l'o S'FfarN'9 ufo 81 ea0fh pft pm. @atfaoe II. spbn.
l3.Sotr., SipiIden APain II. Gol,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-12

F" SarrrtS o1prtirtt Grdbcs fir 93Sd,r
-, % 9He 6lour.
iCo 9af@9cS Spca SaierotuS.
q on Barrels Aew Orleans A,pioCts t.7.h g. ,.,;.s.l r,a.as
20 SNren %Scmalleuul 0inaer, "' -" >"''""''
20 itrsS tcaf ID. l Vorp.
70 g0ircls Gtaf 80. vnrb. | @Ht
!. 30 SssS Wolbtn Gutter "a'a! R
i'' ''tf"let9 mo 81 btutScn Yrcicn III tstcr bei
Wm. 2|Salluct II. Spbn il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

Wcgather from the latest London papers
that the experiment Of laying the Atlantic
telegraph cable will not be repeated this
year. The probable destiny Of the cable is
the service of the British government con
vcying dispatches to and from India.
Professor MoRsr, addressing the Sccreta
ry Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, adj
vises agains, another attempt TO lay the ca
DIE across the Atlantic this year. lie SAYS
in summing up the results already attained
and that which is in prospect;
We have now demonstrated that either of
the two plans OF splicing in mid ocean is
practicable.
We have demonstrated that the cable
once laid out from the ship is not rccoyera-
bic with certainty by the means at present
devised on board
We have demonstrated that the cable can
he laid out.
Now with regard 10 the future; =
The advanced state II the season opposes
an obstacle to any further attempt at lay ing
the cable this year.
Before supply Of the quantity lost can
b. had and cooled on board ship. the season
Of rough weather sets in, adding untried
difficulties 10 the undertaking. Hence u
postponement til the mild season Of June
or July Of another year would seem desira-
bic.
The weight of opinion is that the next OK.
pertinent will be made early next year, so
that IL the first effort should be unsucccssful
the trial may be speedily rel Gated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING,

Al a meeting Of the Democrats Of Wa
SEGA county. held at Wilton, On the 2ls,
day Of September, 1857, TO ratify the pro-
ceedings Of the Democratic State Conyen-
ton, Col. w. w. RoBisSos was called TO
the Chair, and s. SrRNo was chosen See
rotary.
The published report Of the proceedings
Of the State Convention having been read,
the meeting was then addressed by A. r.
PICK, A. Il. RICE, b. WELSH, l.. r. Sro-
WILL, and j. l.. IoUcK.
. The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted
Rssartd, That the Democracy Of waseca
county hereby rAtify the proceeding, of great
Democratic state Con vention, held at the Capt.
tcl an the 18th and 18th days Of september,
inst, and accept and ratify the platform OF the
party, ~ adopted by that COnve ution; and tha.
We bespeak for IL the candid consideration Of
all good citizens, who have the welfare OF tho
state and Nation at heart, from whatever coun.
" they may have emigrated, or to whatever
political party they may have heretofore been
Rendered, That we will use all Just and hon.
orAbe means In our power 10 secure the cleo.
ton of the candidates nominated a. said Con
SeBti0n.
Rssojcsd, That the Democracy Of this county
approve, ratify and adopt the nominations
made Wy the Delegates from the IN Jud,eiai
D''biet for Judge and District Attorney for said
district, and hereby pledge an undt~sded aud
hearty support Of the same.
On motion Of A. T. PECK, the proceed.
ings Of this meeting was directed TO be- pub
lisLed in the Pioneer and Demoerat, and
's'ssls e.'se:' N4rsci air papers as may please
to confer the favor by transcribing the same
To their columns. Adjourned
w W. RoBissoS, I'rcst.
Attest :. SrRISG, Sec'y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

From The Washington Uncn
The Secretary Of the Navy this morning
received the following letter from Captain
Hudson, commanding the L. :. frigate Nj.
agara:
U. 3. FRIGAYg NIAGARA,
PLyNorrH, Aug. 81, 1857.
Sir; have the honor to report the ship
as yet anchored off the dock-yard at this
port | returned from London yesterday,
having been requested to meet the Board Of
Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, with the other commanding officers of
the vessel employed in this service, for the
purpose of consultation as TO whether il was
practicable and safe 70 lay the cable in DC
tober next. 1t was the united opinion Of the
nautical men present that il might BE- laid
but attended with risk and hazard at that
advanced season.
The Board have not yet decided whether
to get more cable made and attempt il, OF
dispose OF what remains TO other companies
who are now in treaty for and anxious 10
get it, to establish a telegraph line direct to
India al such an important moment in the
history Of the country. The company seen,
determined TO consumate their undertaking
ard have called upon three of the best prac.
teal machinists and engineers of London to
have a thorough examination, and to report
upon the machinery now on board the Mag
ara. This will take place on Tuesday next.
Should they defer laying down the ca bic
until the middle of July next, which is prob
ably the best time to commence the work
they will have abundant time TO make 5000
miles of telegraph cable by the LIST of May.
We have on board the two ships 2,52S
statute miles of cable; 33j were lost when
the brakes j;as's4, :.le cable. Ian, satisfied
that it will require 5000 miles Of cable to
insure success in another attempt.
If the company should not lay out or
otherwise dispose of their cable this season
hope you will furnish me with special in
structions for my further action with this
slip. The officers and men are in good
health.
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WV. J.. iIuDsoN, Capt.
Hon. |. ToCCY, Secretary of the Navy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

SUSPENSION Or JAMES CARTER u Co
We regret the necessity for recording the
suspension Of JAMES CARTER & Co.. bank.
ers Of this city. The doors of their bank
ing house were closed yesterday morning
taking the community generally by sur
prise. As nearly as We can Judge, it is be-
leved the suspension will only be a TEN
porary one and that depositors will in Il
short time, receive every dollar of their
money.
1t has been known since the failure OF the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company
that MessrS. CARTER A Co. were heavy de-
positors in that concern. and that their loss
ses were inevitably very considerable; bat
it was hoped and believed they were not so
great as TO compel the unfortunate result
now made public. The confidence the
public have in Mr.. CARTER discretion as a
business man, besides the well known fact
that his private fortune is large, induces the
belief that whatever may be his losses by
the Trust Company, rs soon as the derange
lncnt Of his resources can be cOunteracted
and something like order restored, all
demands viii be met.-GdieaG Courier.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

Tue ltoIL CALL OF ISrANy.--A "Con.
vention of American Clubs" assembled at
the Swan Club Room" in Baltimore, on
Monday week. The following organiza-
tons, pledged to the support Of the great
American principle that Americans should
govern America, aud to sustain one religion
against the Pope, enforce the reading Of the
Bible in the schools, mustered TO the call.
We quote from the record
Upon calling the names Of delegates the fol.
lowing clubs were found TO be represented :
Tigers, Black Snakes, Stay fAtcs. Plug Ugles.
Rough skins, Hard Times, Little Fellows, Blood
Tubs Dips. Ranters and Rip Rsps.
These names speak for themselves but
they also have history written il blood
upon the annals Of crime. Out upon such
Amcricanism
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

Az AMERICAN PIRArE.-A Hong X oug
correspondent of the London Time, gives
the following account OF an American
pirate
While | am upon this subject of piracy,
let mo mention that an American, named
Eli Boggs, was tried at Hong Kong on
Wednesday last, for piracy and murder.
His name would 10 for villain Of the
Blackboard class, but in form and feature
he was the hero OF sentimental novel A.
he stood in the dock, bravcly battling for
his life, j, seemed impossible that that hand.
some boy could he the pirate whose name
had been for three years connected with the
bodest and bloodlest acts Of piracy II
was n face Of feminine beauty No, down
upon the upper lip, large lustrons eyes. u
mouth the smile Of which might WOO GOV
maidens, af'luent black hair not carclcsSlv
parted hands So small and so delca'elv
white that they would create a sensation in
Belgravia-such was the Hong Kong pirate.
I'll Boggs. He spoke for two hours in his
defence. and be spoke "ell-without 'remor.
without an appeal for mercy bu, irving 10
p'o'c NAV Nus prosecution was tht rcshV OF
y conspiracy wherein a Chinese bumboa,
proprietor snd sub official If he low
both Of whom he charged as being in league
with all the pirates on the COAST were the
chief conspirators. The defence WAS. of
course. false. IL had been proved that he
had boarded Junk. and destroyed by can
non. pistol AMI sword, fifteen men: and
fired at one Of the victims, who had clu,chel
a rop" AMI held on asterr No witness
however, could prove that be saw a man die
from blow. or shot struck or iircd by the
pirate The Jury, moved by his youth and
courage and straining harl their con.ccnccs.
acquitted him Of the MURDER bu, found him
guilty OF piracy. H. was sentenced 10 b.
transported Tor lfr"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-01

4 Glance mt London.


A correspondent Of the New York Com.
! mereiai, writing from the city Of London,
thus glanoes at some Of the pecuiarities Of
the modern Babel:
Pedestrians pay no attention To right
or left, but push ahead and collisions conse
qnently often occur There are more than
fifty streets here crowded as much az eyer
Broadway is, and the walks being much
narrower. it is easy 10 imagine what the
; difficulties are in progressing The London
ers are net early risers, but rather turn night
into day. Very few, so far as | can learn,
take breakfast before nine o'cock. and twelve
at midnight is considered an early hour TO
retire. Places Of amusements often keep
open 10 one and sometimes two in the morn
ing, and in gardens where pyrotechnic dis
plays are a prominent feature, the fireworks
are not set of til twelve
Hotel life is peculiar There art very few
public houses in which the inmates eat at a
tabie dhote. Englishmen like TO be alone,
and more than once have ! noticed one step
into an eating house, and, finding half a
dozen persons at the table, Immediately ~
tire On this account large eating room,
like the one at the Astor House, for instance.
could not be supported. Hence the large
number Of restaurants and the very limited
accommodations. One Of the worst features
OF these eating houses IL the pay OF the
servants At every meal you have TO pay
two. and at some places four cents, to the
waiter who attends you, in addition to the
high price of the meal Thcsc walters
wear fashionable clothes and white cravats
The streets Of London are kept very
clean. So far as | can learn there is no reg
uiar time for sweeping the streets, but when
any filth or dirt collects it is directly re-
moved. have been in nearly every por-
ton of the city and have not seen street
50 dirty as ours are Immediately after they
swept. Notwithstanding it rains herr al
most every day, and when the streets begin
to dry up they at once lay the dust A
stranger would hardly expect to see birds
flying about in city like this but they are
here in abundance. Tia streets are full of
sparrows, birds about the size Of American
wrens, and they are very tame They are
seen in the most crowded thoroughfares, as
"ch ~ nv 'h' icSS Ht'lWHttu stItctS.
The police system of London is as nearly
perfect as possible. A policeman is almost
always in sight, and being dressed entirely
in blue with the coat buttoned mp around
the neck n Ia mrt''a,re, can be readily dis
,inguished. The streets are 30 numerous
and crooked that il is often necessary for a
stranger TO ask questions of the policemen
and they are always ready to give the re-
quircd information With such systematic
arrangements it seems almost impossible for
stranger TO be- imposed upon if he uses
proper Judgment. AT oil places where
crowds are likely TO collect, such "a railroad
depots. steamboat landings, theatres. &c,
the police are distributed literally. The en-
tire police force Of the Metropolis is about
5000 in population Of about 2GO00oo
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The arrival of Old Hickory. Jr.at New
York. has given rise 10 curiosity resp,ctin.
his connection with odd llicA0ry." sea.
lhc ErP,e,, says Andrew jackson, Jr., /,
the sou q Mr, james Douelsou. who was A
brother Of the wi!e Of Gen. Jackson. Ago.
thcr brother, VI. Wm. DoUclsou. nox living
IN Philadelphia. was born at the same time
that j; 10 say, William pone!sou AMI the
so-ca''ed Andrew Jackson. Jy., arr twins.
When tn twins were two days oil Ten
jackson and his wife had no children they
took ueof them anj adopted it a. their own
child, naming it Andrew Jackson, Jr.''-
The Andrew Jackson, Jr. grew up as the
child Of the GcDcrai and his wife. lie ha,
of,,u beSn coufuSed with Andrew Jackson
nonclson. The latter i his cousin Mr..
jackson has three chidrtn--two sons and
ouc daughter. The ollcs, so,.. Mr.. Samuel
Jackson, Is living on plantation 10 Iousi
ana not far from New ORLEANS. The other
500, named after the father, is a siuden, al
the Military Academy a, W,st Point. The
daughter - married. to John VI. Lawrence.
and lives With her husband near the Her.
mltaEc
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s.tn % y, YrsN ,o4rcrA Ergule.. >rp, J..
The following rules have been the guido
OF one Of our citys oldest merchants, who in
a period of over twenty-five years has never
lost dollar 3y stock operations.
Always buy when, from some eN,raneou.
cause, such rs temporary money pressure
or larcr failure, people grow timid, and
are ready to sell out.
Never sell on falling market.
Always remember that when stocks arr
in ordinarily good reputation fall during a
money pressure. they are as sure to rise again
a the sun in the heavens.
Remen Der the good Old proverb-' ex.
'remes produce the opposite whether in
panic prices or other less important mat
tcrs.
Above all, never lose contidencc in intrr-
sicaly good property because temporary
causes cause temporary depreciation. bu,
"ho:d on. in the emphatic language Of tie
tlmcS. Tor the reaction which Is sure TO FOL
low.