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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

JUVENILE REpRoBATrs.-The city of
Richmond l. infested with set II ncoirt lie little
v,gaboi ds who omit no opportunity Of improving
their proficiency In stealing and acquiring certain
habits, the practics of which will eventually lead
them to the "White House." Samples were yes
terday presented at the Mayors Court In the per.
sons Of Vim. Gallagher. Richard Cronin and VIM.
Irving all three lads of such small cabre that the
pack would not make tolerable sized specimen
of adult manhood. They were charged with steal
ing coat valued at -. the property of Luther
Libby. The article belonged to Mr. Libbys SER
want, who rooms on Market Bridge. On Saturday
the parties, or rnther Cronin and Gallagher, were
seen to enter the servants room and emerge there
from, Cronin with an old frock coat and Gallagher
with atalma, which he put back on seeing officer
Johnsoh, who came just in time to nip the whole
affair in the bud and arrest the parties including
i win 4 who O confeGera of the others -
A LAD who saw the parties enter the premises,
testified that there were five in company and the
lads Irving and Crcnn, being interrogated by the
Mayor, said that the names of the others were Sam
Meanly and Thos. Tucker, both of whom said thew
meant to go to Petersburg, but that Tucker had
been caught by his father and sent home. To show
how systematic they were, ii may be mentioned,
that one OF the lads last mentioned had been sta
toned outside with whistle to sirpslize the 9th
ers on the approach of danger The little chap in
charge OF that important instrument, blew 1t mt
the wrong time, for officer johnson hearing the
sound and seeing the retreatiug urchins, eompre-
hended the whole affair at glance The most the
Mayor can do is to have the others brought before
him and admonish the whole party, for which pur-
pose the triofi named were sent to jail
Irving said that he had seen most of the parties
at the Fairfield Races during the week and on Sat.
urday Some of them frequently slept in the mar
ket carts, watching an opportunity to " take
things"
The above little episode Of life at the Mayors
Court clearly demonstrates the urgent need of a
house of correction for Juvenile offenders. These
lads attended to, may make honest men; left alone
they will only shine as reprobates, and be Known
rs No. - in the White House, under the manage
ment of Col. Morgan.
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INFANTIcIDE.-Virginia Llovd. Il

unfortunate young woman, charged with this
crime, will doubtless be srraigned for trial to-day
In the Circuit Court. Since the alleged crime was
perpetrated. several months have elapsed during
all which time she has been ncarcerated iu the ci
ty Jail: Much sympathy has been expressed for
her, while execrations have been freely poured on
the head OF the base sedncer, who is rightfuly re-
garded as the author Of all her msfortunes As the
accused will have the benefit of able counsel it is
not unfair to presume that during her trial any
doubt as to her guilt will be construed favorably to
her.
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pICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
IL on BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS.-The classes in vocal music in this nsti-
vance,ll on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at 7Is
O'clock. second adult class beginning on Monday and
Thursday evenings at ia O'Clock. The juvenile
yanoed) on Wednesday and Saturday. the second
beginning on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the piano given when preferred unless too nconven
lent to the Institute. For further particulars apply
to (ocl2-~lm) r. l.. GALLEHER. Principal.
n l.. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
l. THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE-TERns
per session of a lessons $2j Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him for the last
three years he respectfully socits its continuance
Until the ist Of tober he may at any time be found
at his room on Broad between 9th and lsth streets
ii
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A FREAK or NArraE--A lady in Blaekford coun-
ty recently gave birth to a child only weeks
after previous confinement The FIRST child was
a boy and was born on the 18th of Jane The
second child was girl aud was born on the ist day
Of August. They the children OF Aaron hsss,
an old resident nf Black ford. Both are hsings
and the mother Is doing as well as could ps s1-
pected She attended TO her daily houssnsia ea'
ties between the births Lafageste ihal se'se',
Orf
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RUNAWAY.

Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers "Wostenholm's =" Butchers" and MAP
pins pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, s1 fttb breast, back, tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows, Anvils, Yses, Stocks and Dies, and Tonys
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Gritfin's horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles Springs, Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear blister and German Steel
Spades Shoyels, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Strrup Irens, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Wagon stage and gig Hames
Brides, Halters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad. stock, chest. till rim and nortice Lecks
Building Hardware Of every description
Carpenters smiths and saddlers Tsols, of every
description
Simmons Collins Menn's and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth
\. B.-They are. also, sole agents in Richmond
for Psirb3nk's celebrated Scales. sci
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Nor CoNcLuDED.-Charles Glynn made
his debut before the Mayor yesterday for assault
ing Alexander Garrison at Rockets, on Saturday.
lie produced note from the latter requesting the
Mayor to dismiss the charge. lie was, however,
held to bail for his appearance this morning, when
the affair will be investigated.
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A BALL IN TIE BREasf-In Northampton, Mass,
ON Thursday evening, Mrs. Berry. wife Of Alexan-
der Berry, was setting at the table sewing, and
Mr.. Berry was at the same time working over .
loaded pistol endeayoring to extract 9 ball from
it, when il suddenly exploded, sending the ball
through the right breast Of Mrs. Berry, and
through to the left blade, where IL lodged
| and still remains The woman vas living at last
accounts, though but little hope 10 entertained
| that she can recover.
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Rufus Wallace died In the Jail Of Simpson coun
ty, Miss, last week, where he had been confined
for the murder Of w. w. Brown.
At the Buffalo fair grounds day or two since an
Indian ran ten miles In SO minutes and 10 second,
"a speed unprecedented.
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MURDER IN GEokarA.--In Turner eoanty, va. s.,s
"a III s nsmsJ Walden. BY stabbing and cut
III ting % him repeatedly with knife The affair arose
ont OF bel ON the elections, which were then 80,
ing on The murdered man leave. ,msss,a,, sS .na s
three children. slaughter was immea'sssiy ~
rested and committed TO jail.
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IL MAIN STREET.

&H O. B. TAYLOR has new en- hand ~
~ large and varied assortment Of CHINA
GLASS and EAKTHENWARE, embracing almost
every variety Of article in his line of bEsines Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASTORS. SPOONS and
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns.
Painted Toilet Sets. LAMPS, CAhDELABRAS.-
Also Green and Black TEAS. Of the best quality, at
New York prices. All Of which he is warranted in
saying he sell as low asy house in the city.
To country merchants he is prepared to offer Hne
assortment Of goods suitable to their trade and is de
termincd not ts BE- nIdersoid by any other house.
call with view to examination OF his stock and
nricna il reanertfIIllY solicited l2-2m
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I..xsr FRTIs NokwicH, coss.-We learn that .
,.rgs are occurred in Norwich last night II broke
a,t near the old American House and consumed,
a. nearly as we can learn, ave buildings. We hsex
,hs loss estimated at something like Sloo,00o bst
of this We know nothing dshats-Asse Lesdes
Vay, en.
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JAMES NJ. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
dLhZiEk, corner Ifth and Franklin streets, oppo-
self Of this method, TO return his thanks to his
friends and the public for the liberal share of patron
age they have bestowed on him during the last six
teen years He therefore fiatters himself that by
strict attention to business, (endeavoring always to
please to merit continuation of their favors He
has on hand considerable stock Of fresh materials
such as LEADS, ZLNCS, VARNIsHES, WINDOW
GLASS, DRY PAINTS, &c, which he would be
cash or ON the usual time to punctusi payers.
Having had 80 much complaint about closing my
shop while have been ged with my hands out
doors and with other businessl the subscriber has
secured the services of Mr.. SAM'L Il. SNYDER,
who will always be there to receive ORDERS from my
patrons. oc dim
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SENT TO JAIL.-Jesse Spencer, an eman-
cipated slave for remaining in the State contrary
to law, and Joshua Tanner, free negro without
papers, were consigned to jail yesterday, to await
an examination before the Mayor to-day.
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SUDDEN DEArn.-A stranger stopping at the U. s.
Hotel, in Boston, was found dead In his bed Satur
day morning. There were papers in his pockets
having ON them the name Of j. Poultney Smith,
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A MAN SHOT BIZ DOG.-A young man, whose
name we did not learn, shot by his dog in this
county last week In the following singular manner
lie was riding mule and carrying shot gun. lie
tied the end Of rope, by which he was leading his
dog, to the gun The mule became alarmed at
something and threw him on; the dog started 20
run aud dragged the gun after him, when it went
of and shot the young man In the leg. We did not
understand whether lac Was seriously hurt or not.
The Pamela (Miss.) Star is accountable for this
statement.
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SENT ON.-Thos. Stanley was exam;n-

en before the Mayor, yesterday, for stealing a
watch worth Sl3 or sli, on Saturday, from VIM. II
Bassett. Defendant presented hims.lf to CAPTAIN
bassett and asked for work, which was given him.
lie was set to saving wool and Bassett repaired to
dinner During his absence, Stanley entered the
vessel and left, taking along the watch, which he
disposed of for s., up town. He was afterwards
captured and handed over to the police, confessne
the corn In the meantime. He was sent on to be
tried before the Hastings Court, on the I'd Monday
in next month, and committed to jail
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GEORGIA EIEcTIOS.-keturns from 90 counties Ia
Georgia give the Democratic candidate for Governor,
Hon Joseph H. Brown a majority OF 6,0is, leaving
Is counties to hear from. The Legislature is large
Iy Democratic. The Congressional delegation is -
follows:
First district, James l. Seward, Democrat; second
district, Martin J. Crawford, Democrat; third dis.
trict, X. z. Trippe, Americana fourth district Lu-
eius j. Gatrell, Democrat; fifth district, Augustus
X. Wright, Democrat; sixth district, James Jack
SON Democrat; seventh district, Joshua Hill, Ame-
ricsn; eighth district, A. ii. Stephens, Democrat
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EDUCATION.
DRIYATR INSTRUCTION.

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION. The sub
Il scriher offers his services 20 his friends and the
public generally. as PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR In
the ANCIENT and MODERN LANuUAaES and ia
any of the ENGLISH BRANCHES or EDUCATION,
lie viii teach single Pupils Glasses at any hour at
their residence, or at his room corner Of ihth
and Baak streets. He will be glad to see any who
may wish TO pursue or revise ther English or 1assi-
cal studies, Il. H. MONTAGUE
&C e~-eitm@ Corner of 10th aud Rank sta
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DECLINED THE HoSoR.-The Richmond

L. !. Blues, at a meeting of the company held on
Monday Oct 5th, chose Capt John b. Daniorth,
Jr. I'd Lieutenant of the Company, which honor
that gentleman declined, la a letter read to the
com pany held last night.
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DEATH OF Mr.. SINCLAIR, TIE yocALIsr.-The fol
lowing is from private letter, dated London,
Sept. 25th:
II am sorry to tell yOu Of the death Of old Mr..
Sinclair lie has been failing with gont, &c, for
long time, and just lasted long enough to know
aud rejoice at his daughters success on the Lon
don boards lie died on the I'D. His death has
been some time anticipated, which relieves, in q
measure, the piognaey of the blow. His death
proceeded Immediately from exhaustion and age.
lie was seyeAty-fye years old. lie died TRANQUILITY
and without pain.
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OvERRULED.-Them motion for q change
of venue in the case of the notorious Thomas
Hardy, charged with rape, having been oyerruled
by Judge Meredith. the trial OF the prisoner will
doubtless proceed on Thursday next, the day sci
for il to come of.
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9 000 DOLLARS WORTH OF
DsOoO Trimmings, Millinary White Goods,
Embroiieries black Silks bleached Cottons Hosiery,
Gloves, Irish Linens and thousands of other articles
to be closed out at great sacrifice Fifty per cent.
at least saved great many articles by purchas-
oc l2 2ds Broad street.
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EALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

VIM. IRA SMITH DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CL0THING-Hsvingg greatly enlarged and improv-
ed my store (at my cid stand ia Main street in the
latest modern style. shall now be enabled to exhib-
il my stock toa greater advantage, 70 my customers
and the public generally. Being thankful for the
pery liberal patronage bestowed upon me for past
years, shall use extra effsrts to accommodate my
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES Of the very latest styles and fabrics
My stock will at all times be complete in each de-
tire satisfaction.
Ny large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week and all in
want will find it to their interest to wait and give
my stock inspection before making their fall pur
chases. WH. IRA SMITS,
see ia Main street.
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FARMERS AssEMBLY.-An election was
held yesterday at the City Hall, for members of
this body from the city of Richmond. The follow
farland, L. N. Ellet, Corbin Warwick, John A. Mer-
edith, 4. b: Bigger, John 5. Caskie, VIM. NJ Harri.
son, Chas. Magruder, Rd, o. Haskins, X. d. Haxall
l.. W. Glazcbrook, Ro. Edmond, Edmund Fontsine,
I. y. Deane, 7. 2. August, A. C. Layne and VIM. c.
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MADAME DUVALL, ASTROL LOGER
~ AND PiREN0LOGIST, also the LADIES' BO-
TANlCAL PHYSICIAN is now in Richmond and
has taken rooms the Grocery corner of nth and
Main streets on the same door with Or. Rust, adj
sQt gentlemen wishing to consult her In the above
science, have now An opportunity. Ladies' will ind
Madame DUvALL safe and confidential adviser Her
medical compounds made from Herbs gathered
under the strong influence Of the Planets which
rule them. oe Inns
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There we're as deaths in New York last week
and lg2 In Philadelphia.
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LENT, PAINE & Co,
IN IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FORBIGN AND DO.
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos I6s and 1875 Main Street. Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1851.
We beg leave to invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
now receiving, which in few days will BE- very
psts in all the departments and will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment we have
ever had the pleasure TO ser to our friends and Gus
TONER'S
By the ships Riga" and "Lalla Rookh'' from
Liverpool to this port, and BY vareus arrivals at
New York, We have received Il large portion Of our
importation Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, sng which are many of
entirely new and beautiful designs
IN Cloths, Cassimeres and Nsstings, Cloaks and
Msntles Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and Rn-
broideries our stock il unusually attractive.
W. are also receiving full assortment of D0dES-
TIC FABRICS of the most popular styles manEfsc-
tured,
Wsshall be prepared to exhibit a splendid stock Of
REAbY-MADE CLOTHING Of all grades, and hay-
ing had it manufactured under thoroughly compe-
tent superintenssnts. en- the promises challenge
competition in quality and prices, and feel assured
that can siier inducements i'll this branch unsar
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock
which will be mach larger than We have before
exhibited and which increased facilities enable
to sffer to cash or prompt buyers at prices that
will meet the competfou OF this or aay other mar
ket.
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
aus KENT, PAINE l. CO.
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The AFFRAY IN THE FLORIDA "ARHY."-A letter
dated September 5th,appears in the Florida Republi


| The AFFRAY IN THE FLORIDA "ARMY"--A letter
dated September 5th, appears in the Florida Repubi
| can, of which the following is an extract;
We very often hear plat0ons firing over the
graves Of our fellow soldiers but amid all our gloom
dark shade cast our hearts by the sud-
den arrest Of Major Dozier. DR.. Rogers, and Lieut.
Marsh. The latter was arrested and placed In
close confinement, on account of a rencontre be.
tween himself and Sergeant Monroe. OF the Regular
Army, on the I'd instant which resulted in Monroe
being mortally wounded. He died yesterday. 1t
is hard to obtain correct account Of the unfortu-
nate affair, the volunteers who present diff
fer widely from the regulars in their testimony
Yet have gathered enough to clear away the cloud
that might be cast over the fair characters Of Major
DoZier and Dr. Rodgers. Our Major, hearing
Marsh and Monroe using harsh wards to each other
in the Suffers store, commanded the peace, when
he was asked by Monroe who he wasl Major DO.
zier replied he commanded these boys, and was
Major of the Regiment. Monroe, in reply, said
that he damned liar, and struck him. DIR.
Rogers then ran in between them, when the DIR.
was struck. immediately the report of pistol
was heard, whose ball with lightning speed bore
the summons of death; and the unfortunate Mol
hurried of to the Hospital, from whence
he came our corpse. Sergeant Monroe much
respected in the army, and understand, has left
an interesting family to mourn his loss.
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
w YOU'VE LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the lsf day Of October.
Mrs. Ei.LEN G. ST r4IC0S will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, corner of 9TH and Franklin streets.
ma
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STEAMsHIp JAMEsrowN.-This fnx,

STEAMSHIP JAMEsTowN.-Thi favorite
steamship arrived at her wharf early yesterday
morning bringing goodly number of passengers
anu anu i9li freight list. The boat has been much
improved by her recent overhaulipg in New Work
ana bids fair to retain her hold on the affections of
Ti' 1ne travelling public for many years to come
ihose.who are necessitated to 20 down to the sea
N ships, could hardly select better one than the
Jamestown nor could thew eutrust their lives 70 a
more careful or experienced commander than her
poiite and accommodating Captain, LEwIs PARRISH.
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DOGGETT 4 ANDFRSON-

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner Of Governor and franklin sts)
III AV Z received their Fall Stock Of
l. French and American Paper Hapginxs, all quail
tiles Floor eil Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Aattings, and many
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Cured Hair ana Shnck Mattresses, of the best quail
ity. and all other work in line. executed by The
NEST competent workmen, with the strietest desire
to give salts sfcction portion Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. Sc 2s-3m.
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NOTICE.-Any one desirous of obtain
IN ing LICENSE for the sale of liquors, can buy
one for less than the cost, by application at the Dis
oc Sta
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n BOETTCHER, IMPORTER A N D
". DEALER IN TRIMMINGS WORSTED,
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST. 3
DOORS ABOVE hESSRS. CHlLEs CHENERY.
Double Zephir Eorsteds in all imaginable shades
Single Zephir Worsteds in all colors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, white and col
ored
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and coOrcd Velvet Ribbons (qualte de Paris)
Silk Fringes from So to IS per yard
Dress Trimmings latest styles. Sc 25-1m
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CIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.-At
~ cost for cash, to close business. Sixty thousand
dollars worth fresh staple and fancy Dry Goods and
Carpets at Tor cash. to close business Owing to
large and fresh stock the marl ct at most ruin
sacrifice, to meet the exgences of the times The
stock is large of Ladies' Dress Goods Mems and Boz
wear Carpets Servants Goods, Hosiery of all kinds.
The Ladies, particularly. and consumers generally,
most respectfully invited to call and for them
selves. c. A GWATKIN,
oc 10 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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AIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAs.

NT w d I = INAN LII y y u u II y L VI5-iC-
4fI SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL MAIN ST.,
YrwEgS 30 AND 4TE STs.-The l4th Academic year of
his School will commence on MONDAY, the 2sth Of
September, 1857.
4 Class will be formed in Greek and Latin. and pu-
pills will he admitted whs prepared to commence
the study st either Of these languages enter some
of the mere advanced Glasses already formed.
au I3-2H
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRrcuLrARAL Soc1Err

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTARAL SOCIETY
AND THE RAILRoADs-Most of the different Railroads
converging to this city, have very unwisely, it
seems, adopted rule not to receive any notes of
the suspended Banks for passenger fare aud freight
This rGls if adhered to, will have tendency to
keep many country people from attending the
Virginia State Agricultural Fair, to be holden here
on the 18th inst. They, or the majority of them
have no other kind of money, and it would be ex-
pecting too much of them to demand. what under
the circumstances, they could not obtain If the
soiveDcy of the State stock and other suspended
Banks were questioned, the rule would be good
one for cooperate bodies, like individual citizens
nave right to protect themselves from loss. 1t 10
to be hoped that the Railroads will take counsel to-
in regard to people coming to the Fair
ay the stringency OF the regulation that prevents
the prohibited notes from being received. Such a
eoruse would multiply receipts amazingly