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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
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sof,,y Mr.. Never CspE {. corsr. J. Wolf Nor.
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ard three Children Henry wife and two sARdrsa A.
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shiysyn Kriesky Kpiesky Mrs Collins ssd tSrs. ehIi.
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snd two children, Thoa Aotton ~ Carney w. A RsvIsy
8 Her,b.y, w. AgeIs. A. Srclsr T. Donehas l. Cb~sley
inc Brownlee Mr.. Holmes, Jsa Member, @. A Hortos
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tner bs-sr Of dispatches from Psrs MI stevens House.
mann Weller and lady w Bsa.iof, Cas-. BtHis,s Nj.
Ronei g. c. Gr.y kss c Birth. senor Z. Eealaas poas
And dau inter- Hr Montgomery Gassve B0ch John
Gl.dall Edward D. Palmer. Leyersood Mr. Scott A. y.
B.Ina Oscar Bransne and son Richard Dck,o1 Alderman
Corpelscu ard lady, Mrs oNeil, B. Mrains'i ~ heconb
tisd). -, , =, r,-, =,
Glroy L Blake 3. Hsndqoez, J. Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

RM steamship Eqrop. Ls,:oA LS's;G1l p. Ne, . I'D, %
.rs se.mer supposed 70 be the kdsc bsrce for Liverpool
The E1Iops BRING; ollie ..sripIl 'p,sie.
passengers. 10 spoaord Tieston 4 Co sunday, a. Is
nis. south hssI,. s.eh;nssa .sssl. with .'is.sce-
exchanged signals with steamer Augusta froE n YOrs be nd
Steamship Roanoke, Simmer. Portsmouth ke mss. to Lad
ann Pf.,an;: h p; a. S "a h's Island "As'''a
Bs1i M.S.ens Mgndsy cai,hsssna 8 ds,s Ida S.ca.
&c TO Everett Brew. Experienced hsayy vs.;s.' ss
81 .Ssse bs pran1ond IS day. oa i.va~, i
S.wY Key We. Deg !, !, - n +. :, r sa:
reilepced head winds Gains and gales the entire psssAs
IarSSds FS;s. S.:s h s.ai: 4. ss' n
1872 spcie bai Mar, H. Kendall, from Ch'Is'e' vi f'H'
Bs Mariner (Br Aiin.on Iq5t, I.l.na IS Day. =, % r
keyiu Som 9Th h N Co. lon 70 .Riss ss sss n @1s:
I Of A5econ in 10 kiaOn: water passed v.s.sl .aal
supposed to be herm bre with the heed o. Der nav sse
,oPn.s sticking out Of water had not been i's s
Bfi1 Don. Irm.o. rGtnsgs.s) Amorin' Aqat w. C A.
Big Bel Flower Duel, Galveston % da,' e'''Oo' nc "
Bis Iii. tof c.ndsD McAevy L.un. and s..l vi. K's
Nov T. 9s 81 and hemp p r;ss chs T
s sPeit lark Ko.a,S from HsVsn. G F.ea,a
,tos pine fe4 Slch. vessel to a.ysss T.so.
Sailed n CO. With bhs Belle Poole Joy for Trinidad r'a"
Sem: Statesman, Weeks Georgetown days -four kc' "a
schT Westoysr Ncker.on Alexandra day. eOcr.
schr Mary Emms Coffin Norfolk days grain 20 j. b. Cdz'
pipshsm.
Sem. Charles Anna, Recap. Richmond days grain
s M ss fIsnt06 s1s :y a9 nc y
Bee l. Co.
Schr. Alabama, savin. Odessa Del srain-
schr. Sarah Minse, Weaver PhilAdslphis day. eosL
sehr yOs sS Beatty shnnp s,s% atsys d; al ,
eehr T. ?. simpson, Marcus, VIginis days wood
S.hr. J. B. Cunningham, Hall Virginia dsya wood
schr. r BuIley, Mart Philadelphia days. eeel.
schr Julia Frs5tln, Jswitt GeOsetowp- Ne, ds,s I've
fsh 10 master
schr. Minnesota Baker Salem days. mdse. TO w RopsG
sehI suwassett, Hulse, Port Jefferson. l. /, IN sAss.
Steamer Thomas swan Post Savannah IS hours with mdss
70 II B. Cromwell ..
Chesapeake Crowe Portland q bonrs mds TO T.
B Cromwell 80
Steamer Jackson Baker Baltimore a days, With mdse 70 T.
r Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

LheA Cha ct Hssie, snS N hvos>s Il nsxIs a. -.
terms hsfrsd ~. b tI demand ss fsa yees ~ rsas
"a ssy ereS hsv Orleans R.sssA 81 ssevirs eli 49,
ts.ree Dslhstj 43 hkdsL sssd q 6dsio. ne
sALIPETEh-lt Bes.sn tAis sI.ie,s Il Scl al A..
rot ,rived -. =" u srrs
p>zcins WIKI n. trade hoy spsdnsiy sy Feat,
HOCl-1tsfs kss s..a KoEs ircuiry Ter "a. -..
Ia'isfs Rahaf. i;isn ssss: wol. Ia. tee ,t
esszsp Thee who bold Wool .re A.. a, = inporx.
ext 90 lozs q nes, boyas ins;esa q aSSa. = rses-
claims 5enaDd further sxt nsor. f-sssAIs s1sstss
WHISKT-Ths make; ts Gessy en- 49,
ssles Of fte bbls ~ 7liS. ~s bvuj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Disasaers, Re.

NEwFoRT, Dec 1.-THE schr. IVES, Fsmoe-a fofn Ns.
York or Pocas,e went ashore Boea -d on sstaf1sy
and blfed but probably VII be saved 10y eietePh :" "
wood Walter eco M ,,L.-.
GARDEN KEY iSAevA, Dec The sehr A ~ as7en.s.sf,
fon hstssords Texas belonging 10 PToyideDce, pt "
here or 6srbor blowing from tie esitssd =. ths ms-
The ,ehoon, Attempted fellow brig beating ioto - L
Pas. ard rS n ,hos the NE. Of Losgeshsd sns wss
.s,r,sd e by wIeekeIa tte, 70 Eiisooc Ws.sr s'2
H,vANI pee g.-The ship National, from New Orsssss
Hsyre vih cargo Of cotton ashore tie Coetsas
Re, on the nisht Of the 2h Capt Boyd I'D Psssn
r,r I'D the city In Spanish steamer The snip
badly on the reef shcorers and launches enpoyeda
savns and II the wesihsr remzrs 30 10 now ose
Of The csIso be sysd slthough in damaged STATE
very doubtful whether the ship be g.; Of By letter a
ElWood Waiter ESQ.
HoLsEss HoLE Dec 1.-THE brig vernon o. New !, orss
With Ct -four, for BaEs q en- .sose o. Wy nos'
(By t.epsph 20 j. r. Jones ssq Pfe'aenI Of ne A'nn
Agtls Insurance Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Nv TeleGYaph.

BOSTON, Dec H-Au buks Moneyniet, Smith. Chwles.
ton; Amy Eickersop and Wysndo-, Burns, PbsAteipnas
brEs ssosne Br, Bonfant Cape s:y,isn sas.n CO..
Ori1iys sbute Savannah; T. Rhodes, Msths~s Ph'sGS
LevsthaD, Notion Do HidslsO whi,teuors DO i.s. I'M
,chr. Antelope wormwood Msmorsi Piies ,B. CAD
WICK Ithaca via Gibraltar; Lombard, HMdiar ms'sni"s
steamer City Of New York, Hcwes Phlsdslpbis- -
CHARLEsI0N 1. c., Dec 1.-THE mall stsens1ip
Columbia from New YORK arrived 81 her WHAT here d
o'clock this Monday afternoon. 49, -.
SAVANNAH, Des 1.-THE s,rew steamship Wsst'rt eon.
Of CronwePs Ike, arrived here yesterday 10 ~ bo"s 10"
New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Markes......Reporte4 By Tskrys,,

OswEGo, Dee rs Il FLout-s go,
nor 20 ,xH Ss1ts WHEsr 10 ui,ho, !, "a e,u-
to-day- liso lush Chie.so sPrirs a tle Goa ss
LAxE JNPosIs today. 30 bsis Flor, ssS sosi,si.
sHfpPEp BY RAILROAD 20 Abszy Soc ~. 80 ~ wAesi
Fogr TO Ae:sy .ss Troy Is. II, v,ss.r % O., =
CBTclGo Dee. "a. 6 p n-pLss. s.><t,. ~,
CoN very coll 9; 5sc Oars esa krcsl,r, ~ .snr cs1.
Ms Flour 2 30 bu,h W5es. eesJ-iso
CHasLIsToS, Dec A-CoTToy-s.s.s 70 s.,1
ia c Seciire Al Augss'A and ssyt ar.h v. .,ses -
A,rt,aed and decline Of ole tooH Place. sS sers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Marine JOURNAL.
Polr OF SEw-YoRK......psc. a.
Cleared.

ship-Chs.o,te Hesuith Charleston. N.sntk s,n
Baik.-widhie, Campbell Vsrs Cruz. Piise Of tse 80.
Tram Arroys Znsga Del Vale &c Eagle bskef. Cnfsoss
Asen Heinick (Bren Odsssns Lsslrs Stanton hesef.
Brigs-C Kennedy, R,ndst Noeyts, Bet, sss 70. !,
NJ Ridley, brown Hsrsor Grace. saien IrcEssds
schooneIs-Jsmes:owp, Ls:ourete, City Point M
R. H. Huntly mond Baltimore Mailer, Lord Sssf u
Rorasnsguss Hipch 81 Pierre. g. w. Whesvrishi rnn
Besrse Boston, S. W. Lewis Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
To Mariners.

BEACON RANCE LIGHr AT sApELo. GEokGt a eesof
light be exhibited for tue fret time the nsh' 81 Jso
lse frc m elevation Of tY fec: above the ey. Of me
from the fame Structure TeoeIty erected In Root w
ward Of TIE msin light situated the southern sttrem
Sspeo snd Ca 70 for cossos ee gar 10 o'
best water.
The 10 painted black and fitted With If oresf GAIA
diopric apparatus the system Of fTe'nei ,,h a.
To IN the bsr bring the beacon In rsnss W..
main light and keep tia. range line until ne eey NJ
beacon Wolf Island bears By compass D W.
when n. W. By W. W., ksepiDs In cot ess
sthonns wssr TO the snehoTags abreast Of ne nla,a
JF GILNER Captain Epslsssf''
SdrdEnaA, Ga Dec. 7, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

The Fulton Bank bas declared semi annual DIVE
dsnd [of FIVE per cent, payable on the I'd of January
This Is in place OF the usual November dividend which
which was omitted at that time.
Mr.. Andrew Carrigsn, the Receiver Of the Mechan'
ic. Barking Association, hes declared second divi
dend Of fifty per cent on the claims allowed against
that institution. The dividend is payable on demand
S. Drsper's regular daily auction sale of stocks and
bonds will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at half
past u o'clock at the Merch ants Exchange.
Adrian A. Muller will sell tomorrow, at l2l o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange, by order of John W.
Dodd esq., Auditor of Indisna, $4,000 Indiana State
stock, payable in 1866.
Albert II. NicOlay's regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place to morrow Tuesday
at bslf.psst 10 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
mr. Draper sold at auction the folio wing Stocks and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

AIKER-wJRTO2- Amhers., 0AIo, ca Ihutsdsy Nov o.
=, ne Rev A. EestL, Mr. II. e. Aken 20 Mlss A r. Wan
~ dsusssr Ct o. WiItop Of Amherst LIsis County Ohio
sRARHof-POsT-At Port Richmond, on ssbe.ih Dec. -
y Rev james brownlee DAVID SLerrct 10 hHf Sopha
Feat A. Cf 6ts:e1 isaLd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

r,ys,h RiSsr Bea,s - so bbs FogT q sss s..s W.
l,eoo bush R,e $50 plss rrovi'sas q Fsss wAlsIy 81
Ashes 100 sidss Lsstber.
p. Ere RaE,oa6-7tco bills Fo1r go O. wli.a, 10.
.rs Ref l75 bbls PorE 81 do Aeoho if bsss WA., -
o.. 20 40 Bs..ey 1870 phEs eu.tsE. lloo Z. o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

rHx TRIBUNE can be obtained in Tokes1o GisanL -
cInP..Ii Kirrt West two doom east Il zas 0tses o"
Our friends in Rock IsL.ED, H., oe;sn TIE 'A''''
Of h. A. PosTER Bro -. 49,, A ssefs -
,se a. % Tas TsssysE " gssDpsSsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
In regard to American Stocks he advices by the Eu-
ron are rather favorable Mr.. Satterthwaite says:

In regard to American BLOCKS ne adVlces W Inc Eu
ropa are rather favorable. Mr. Ssttertdwaite Gays:
Since our sdyces 2 instant there has been steady
improvement in the general situation Of conm.reiai snss
There have be- few important failures sunouneed o1t
Understood the position Of the Bank Of England has ma
tersy improved fbe dsrut that has arisen from the fall
ures OF Joint stock banks and mercantile firms has led 70 large
Investment Of In Consols AID other approved secr'
the price. Of which have steadily improved The msifei mas
been further aided BY the slscory character Of the
Indian news
Consols close ct 81 70 for money and account.
The market for American securities IL LONDON mas been
moderately active daring the past week There hss been
ust.pe inquiry Erie Third Mortgage Bonds AZ
rates with few Offering Some small Transaction. have TAKEN
place In Erie Shares from 4d5 Illinois Shares are no. %
inquired for and there regular supply on tne
the certificate, freely circulated ster
ueut the call illinois Construction Bonds advanced 70 10
on the importsn. ,e reported from New but the en-
HANGED price brought In seers and they close IoQ New
York C.ntrs Bonds continue fTm the e. cent Convertible
have bous co. Michigan Contra cent Bonds 1903 nave
been done in former rates being eqa 70
piemum Of the bids accepted 81 the company On
he lean. .,o,s fsaiv
offered &; lower rates x,yL =.
Asso bs, led 70 no activity here in American Stocks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

The Europss rews is cheerful and encouraging N
lie financial aspect. The improving character Of
monetary sffss il this country and further successes
in India hsd coed effect upon the markets, and the
reaction in public feeling was very strong. The
morey market had grown much easier, and the demand
had greatly rubsided. reduction in tie Bank miDi-
mum is expected and loans 6. the discount houses
were obtained al much more favorable terms. The
Bank had gained G779 SO n coz and bullion, and Ire
i,ue,. il is understood had been redu;ed to point
within the limits authorized BY the SC. Of 1874. Con-
tos show marked improvement, AID there wac ~
Increasing disposition to invest in sound securities.
The following table vii show the fluctuations in
Corsolz since the ooh instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

AuIAruxs ALhAHAc......fNs DAy.
sup-Riss,, 7:ls Ises-.....4sh Noos-1sss. .s:Aa
UcB wAfBn....rHis pAE
Randy Hsok 65 Gov lspd... 7ism Hell esis. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

,ss,, Nat ssx< uers Of her s,cAss<s - csns ~.
sheh thsy ksd isnir:ss e tee Tine We sIs VI M
Of bis are tius returned have net sSree
nors Or, rem s7steo 70 200 A Mesrs hoors ~,
l,,, rrct- nv ,,t,r = F.z York tr stu, Ats1ns
.r ssf, E,, Is.Se and which III SOB 10 TeahS<c Spai
"a. hsls.s saksr Ch1ress s1sh1rse stand i1f eI-e
& ret their noreJ BAR a.. ..
Is. 81 Soven b-r lad been eesrzh:sd ~ s~ ~ tse
red vb.a hs rez Sac Bsn2s ssoGd &c i.s1ed n c..s ,n
sseu. .kou. ,.n-or TIE STATE csb bet sssms -b@ 80
6oT,r-or 70 order Iyod further compilation Of we t1e
Desires h.t he Supreme Ceurt sss.ld tss -
vbs,ber ne yc.s election IL trsy u -
sou h. ku. ;hs. 6ecoI az he Bereh VII e ss'e'
and will he rendered n few vesfs.
~. forr.b ps.c. Cor. kss within w days oreeIed re
city AID oossiy pay ever % ..
CITY Fua6sd Deb required 20 nee. =
kfrr a.. ,re also Of tbs tnnrsl eo,tlos 70
Il. srlrf fake The Ct:y Tresf2EJ 70 iAts'y "
d. for 1857 ksvrs seer pad Z VIE
trde. 49,, -. E.,i..,
ir s.oeis BuIon be- tier. 20, been te dere. hehe.n
Do.r, :Lus .sIes qsostcEa We Ane1 II IsI So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Leans IN the Sock E1change were 20 % ma On
Government securities at from 4 10 = cent. Cotton
vas dull AID dropping, and had undergone farther
decline Of ID. e h 10 Orleans and Mobile, id. IN
Boweds, and in some instances ID. . b in the low
cemunon qualities Of American. Trade lie IN very
ursstii factory condition. although more improved
feeling manifested. In point Of fact the state Of az
fairs in England bears the strongest possible reseu-
bl.nce 10 that witnessed il this country, aud We shall
no doubt hear presently Of a money msrke. groaning
under plethora of wealth violently torn from the
bleeding channel. Of trade to heap up usesssy 10 the
vaults Of The Bank OF England. Then, violent specs
l.,ion and reaction, with spa.ms of improvement and
the reverse until Tie machinery of trade is fairly in
motion sgair.
The return fron the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 9th ofNovember gives the following results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Altogether the statement is very sstisa story one:
Y.r 81 N. Lean. sp<eie Ci,elaos and Deposiss Of
Bank Of City Ee York for ths peek ending on SafH
6av Dee L. 1857 e irheh Is ozedtke Capital o. edea Ban
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Barring Brothers report more disposition to de bust
sress but prices a matter of negotiation. Messr'.
Bell & Co. also report more business doing than for
some weeks previously. The London Times OF Satar-
day. ths 26th says: American Securities generally
left off with increased firmness.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

The amount Of notes in circulation is 42l 4O,3O0,
being an increase Of fi6 lO5 and the stock Of bullion
in both Departmental & 263 62 showing an increase
Of GO Sc when compared with the preceding return.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
MON 0MER Y's
Real Estace Mart,
Mn mr. . IyTDT ITU or % L. ItfII

THE subscriber having opened office at No. 95 slap
Icy street. the and sale of Real Estate Bonda
Mortgages, Stocks, &C., takest meto Of informing thu
public TINT his entire attention will be devoted to this bust
ness.
Ali kinds Of legal writing done with neatness and des
patch.
Persons having property 9r stocks to dispose civil ind
have them entered upon the public catalogue 40
P'lssSSIn nl1 .,u. "a M,
opportunity Of looking oveT extensive list Of
tate ana stocks IRON whIah they select ADVANTAGE
ously. Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Agreements and every
iry l3-9m. JAMES MONTGOMERY, =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

The boiler of the Telegraph Flour Mills, on
nails Avenue and Fawn street, Baltimore, ex-
pioaed Thursday morning, at half-past 7
o'clock. The boiler house and three small
dwellings adjoining were demolished, killing
TWO children, and seriously scalding the engi
neer and others. The affair caused the great
est CONSERVATION.
Through private telegrarhic correspondence
we learn that the failure OF Beebe 4 Do. of
New York, affects an extensive bullion house
IN New Orleans to the extent of over three
quarters of million. Money matters in the
Crescent city are tight
report reached st. Joseph, Mo-, on tn
9th, that Gen. James IL. Lane, the Kansas free
State leader, had been shot and killed in Il
tight at Lawrence, few days before.
SHERIFF PooLE.--The bail of Sheriff Poole
has been fixed at 81 900, being 81 900, on each
vi the four charges against him. lie is still in
Jail at TowsantOwn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

''Phosphoric Acid and Lime as shown by
the above Analysis added together is the pro-
portion of active Superb hosphate.of Lime,
The above statement exhibits one of the
cable manures ever offered to the pu6lie II
contains the &C food'' of almost all plants grown
in this lattude--B Bridgeport Farmer.
Those desiring to know more concerning this
fertilizer will have full information promptly
mailed to them by addressing their inquiries 10
Lemon Akin, Market and 10th streets, viii
mington, sole agents for the State OF Delaware.
Price 40 dollars per ton.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
YOUNG LApTns TNsTITurn.

w TIED TO Thirty, RRv. THOMAS NJ. DAMN
Ptpepal. ass isted by Experienced Teachers School
buildings Ocato 1874 King street. Sclnasto year oom
men Is iirs .M2nday in September. Resess 25th De-
and August; Charge per year 1885, for Board, and TUT
lion in English Music French, Drawing, 60, at Pro
iessors prqes Pupils charged from tho time of
Hills to 10 paid qulrterly III advance.
w Catalogues forwarded at request. Address,
REV, THuS. NJ. CANN, prInolpa,
Univ ". lmn. Miml nplnn-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

The BRITIsH IN PERsIA.-The Austrian ga.
2ette learns from a correspondent in Berlin
who had the news from Constantinople, That ~
Persia the Indian mutines are regarded nc a
result of English oppression, and conte mpt for
every non-Christian faith. At Teberan II il
related, the public excitement is so great that
" the members Of the British leguti on. if tbev
Ventured to appear in public, ould in ali
probability be assassinated, as tb members of
the Russian legation were twepty years ago.
at time when the populacc ere in a state Of
great irritation, because a peace had been
concluded on ciisadyantageoEs terms.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
THEO. HYATT'S,
5E1ECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NINTH AND TAnNALL STR EETS.

WILMINGTON, DEL,
THE duties OF this Insttuton will be resumed on
MONDAY, August 5lst, Tho School is furnished with
Maps, Globes, Philosophical and Chemical apparatus
Surveying Instruments; and Library and wiiha Gym
are large and well ventilated. Pupils after having
thoroughly pursued the primary English branches eau
enter enter e elass cal scientific or matleatc4 depart
posing enter the school requested 10 apply as
early possible both for heir and the prino pals
convenience.
TERMS Por quarter Of lO4 weeks, Board, Washing
and Tuition, payable IN advanced $50,
Day Students pay able wseks before end of quartet
Primary atulies SiD,
In tho departments SIP.
Circulars eonta ming catalogue orstudens and rules
ntthc School mey be obtained By applying to
aug. G-2mngt PrnninaI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24


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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

TnE PANIC OvER.-The New York Times Of
" Wednesday says '--'sTheEe is one good thipg
nomend 1t cannot last long Pauics meyer III.
come chronic, and if they are mischieyonq
IN their effects, they are soon over. ir1n Il.
nancial panic Of the present season rra,,t,.d t.
eliminating point last week aud lie srtSsiJ@ncs
is now very perceptibly felt. As tho CONNER.
cial community begin to look coolly about tbem
they discover that there was not 50 mrch cnSIs,
for alarm as they had suspected The clnng
Tor the better has already commenced INT
will require long time Of prudent and praC
tical effort to recover from the harm done dul
ing the past fortnight Of excitement and alarl
in the commercial world. ;,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

s'HoLD FORTH THE WORD OF I.IFF We
remember, says one, IL have read d tr;lyrllar's
conversation with the keeper Of The lighthouse
at Calais. The Waterman was Boosting of the
brilliancy of his lantern, which can he seen ten
leagues at sea, when the visitor said to him,
"What if one OF the lights should chance to
go ont ~
"Never; impossible he cried. with 4 sort
oil CONSERVATION atthc bare hypothesis. "Sr, .
salu ne pointing to the OCEAN, s'yOnder, where
Aqthlng can be seen there arc ships going by
to every part OF the world. # to night one OF
my burners We're out, within six months would
come letter-perhaps from India, perhaps
from America, perhaps from some place ncy-
er heard ot-saying, such Il night, at such a
hour, the light Of Calais burneddim the watch
man neglected his post, and vessels were in
danger. All, sir, sometimes in the dark nights.
IN stormy weather, look Oat to sea, and feel
as II the eye of the whole world were looking
at my light Go out burn dim Oh, nuy-
er!''
Wasthe keeper Of the lighthouse so yigilant
did he feel SO deeply the Importance Of hi,
work and its responsibility; and shall Christian.
neglect their light, and suffer it TO grow dim
grow dim when, for need of its bright shining
some poor soul, struggling amid the waves O
temptation, may be dashed upon the rocks q
destruction No. "HoM forth tt coya o
hfe.' This is the way to save souls. .Hnld
ing forth the word OF liie,' SAYS the apostle
why "that may rejoice in the day of Christ
that nave not run in vain, nor Iabnrrd i
vain"
"For sadder sight the eye can know,
Than proud bark lost or seaman : woe
The shiplvreck Of The soul" Brace,