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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-28
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-28

FIssAspo 1.-The New York autocras has
finally concluded to take his seat a. au "a
e6Icio member Of the Metropolitan Police,
which b has tried SO hard and with sach =
high haad to put down.
RrWs weald call attention to the ajver.
tissmest Of r. II. Abbott a Ce. Of the Sec
oDd-ss. ehsap Dry goods store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-28

= =
= 1nuaboT Yard.
= - A1sortnsot Of ths 70
ssessqua1itlss, lenetAS sna
th4eknsss.
4 tslr assortment On hAsN,
aAd bills filled at sev-nlll
prices.
0so1-siss1 pAlss of ths con.
ma isngths and sisss.
Sawed aad 80, the lAstsrvery
!, cheap.
Piss. Poplar All Cottonwood
1ron smallest 70 largcst siss.
Small lnl large, plain raised
and moulded.
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
For the Delaware Republican.
To Evelyn.
"H is not aitOays night"


''It is not always night;'
$50 said friend one day,)
The future will bring light,
To drive these clouds away.
heard, and thrilling through my soul,
These words of comfort sweetly roll;
Like music from some heavenly sphere,
To soothe, and charm the listeners ear.
"But mine is sorrolc's night;
Beams there q sun for me,
Whose rays of genial light,
Will make my darkness tlee."
Yes cen to thee light is given,
To guide thee on thy way to Heaven;
Religions sun e'er brightly glows,
10 gild Life's pathway to its close.
But if Deaths gayless night,
Should close upon Liie's day;
Is there Sun whose light,
viii drive Deaths gloom away7
rne sun oil righteousness wlIl sui.ys, Az.
With beams Of Heavenly light divine, -
He comes with healing in his wings
And takes away Deaths sharpest stings.
"But when Deaths work is done,
The spirit freed from clay;
Shines there no glorious sun;
To open endless day3"
In Heavens bright dome they Eeed no sun
The Lamb gives light to every one
His glory lights eternal day,
And night forever drives away.
I'm,
"Then will strive with might,
From darkness to remove;
And still through sorrows night.
I'll seek for light above"
Though ang ish everynerve doth thrill,
I'll bow submissive to Gods will,
And with faith more pure and bright,
Remember ''tis not always night,
Mat. 4th chap. I'd verse. REV. 2lst. chap
verse.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Tn rIIE euR Lie

'RuiE NDERSlGNEDt thankful tnr pa st faVoTs from
l generous public, and hoping to NOR il the same by
after ton 70 business dnd to os0deslrng the American
Injuries Tohle9o Snn Sesars, gives notice that he
mas Just ranelvsd nt of superior from he
celebrated manufacturers, numbering twenty 1--WE DIFF
eTent kills, and ranging frOma half cont to ten GEMS
pleoe Also lot UfsnperiOr bright Tobaooos VIZ Vii
Sinll, Dlqiem Fis Ll12r9do, Belle Of Florldai besdos
Snnh of2ll kinds, fine out Tobacco AndesOns MIlers
and Hn1hwns He agent for newspapers from all parts
81 the UalOn, New York Ledger, Flag of cur Union,
isGsrs WeeSly aGnr Casket, Auierlrqg zion, Frank
iieses Illustrated Newspaper, and all kinds of Nova
papers constantly on hand. He has hand fine lot
xlOinsi tnltn Bows, Violin s. rings, Sc, ,ews, Bridges
kosin Tai Pieces for Vblins, for sale cheap Tor cash
Inc atentio oflo publ is respectfully nyitei to his
Store, Brondway between Chestnut and Walnut Sts,,
Newark, Dsl. 5, X, CHOATE. ~
2i ltnOs, Segars, Tobacco,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
]. 8. WHEELER.

ANN DRAPER AND TAILoa,
A THE sUBSCRIRER tepdershis thanks to his
E8 numerous patrons for their liberal patronage
Ma since he oOmmPnred bulness in Newark and
NI would Respectfully state that he has removed 10
the Odh Follows Hall whore he will have more
room aud greater iaetes 10 tho conduct Of bus bus-
perien0e in the art of garment dranng and employing
mono but competent hunds vii he safe guarantee Tint
substantial manner and At the shor!egt nOtico The best
quality lCLOTHS, ,AssIMRbs and NBsTSas, CONSTANT
kept on nnd besides large aud varied assortment Of
llandkefohies, Collars, Neck'ieB, Gloyes. Stockings
Shuts, Suspenders, &c. AlnHn excellent assortment
nf Havana mud domestic Sggars, Chewing and smoking
robn with variety of other articles usually to bs
had in a Tobacco store. apr. Q ".
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

VIE subscriber has now and intends keeping at
, the old established Leather Store, N. E.. corner
House, w mington, Del, large and well Selected Hs
sortment of Spanish and Hemoo Solo Leathar Fireman
and patent Callskn superior Brand and all the vaT-
opS klns 81 Hh made use Of IN the maRp fsctre
be sold on he reasonable terms, Persons wshn
To purchased find 70 heir advantage to oaH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sbef2re Pur ehasn sewhes
.S.-Patent mac hin str he'd Ban Is cememtedw
waterproof cement and copper rv ted, constantly on
and aat mldetOOrdsr, warranted to give satisfaction
mar 6-lT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
NEWARK, DEL,

DAVIS w. DEHAVEN, PR OPRIETOR.
m THE UNDERSIGNED takos this method 70
A announce To the travelling public that he still
IsssM tnues TO keep {ls wei known establishment, and
IaEbL is propared TO accnnnodate oil in the best
manner Disposed to thvor HIM with their patronage. The
rooms arc well furnished and yantlnea, and no trouble
pxpeuse Is spared to provide for tho wants aud cOrts
IT'D Fuess-gonl stalnS il attached to the Hotel with in
drstrous an1 experienced Osers, and good will be
taken Of animals and vehicles Families and others who
side tho large cities and who desire spending portion Of
hair time IN The country for recreation during wealth
er oan no where find moro delightful healthy place
he country Obigng mad attentive servants Will be con-
stnnty kept attend 10 The wants and coyenloces othe
patrons of tho House. Hack leaves the Hotel to cnnec
with each train of Cars to convey from and To the
DppOt a .D-N. u, w. DEIlANEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
DoCT. q. w. IiAENEs,
DEN TISr.
NJ exkfarIr- noI

--, AS MANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
R Of the time necessary TO- perform perfect ePdfa
1Op tona3a the Dental art, Think il but justice 10
to ihoSo o. dlstanne W n3 nay SonfeTPate visiting me-
prOpriey OF timely Informing me by mail otherwise
that effect request this asa favor especially
where the operations required of nature as to
render them NECESSARILY lengthy, as sufficient time
then he reserved for auoh special thereby pro
vent disappointment. Il. w. HAlNES, d. y. =
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

ss Leeompt, the American horse, has been
badly beaten in the race for the Warwick
Cup in England. Only three ran, and he came
in last, being beaten by twenty lengths. There
are runors Of minor changes IN the British Min
lister.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

We were once asked the question, "What is
always ready and never wanted.' If we were
compelled by court of law to answer the
qcestion, we should say,-soid maids"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

A traveller who happened to meet the broth
ef oi Clnoya, soon after the artists death,
asked him whether he intended to carry on
his brothers. business.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

A raw Irishman, on his first sight of To-
comotiye, declared it was the evil one. ssNo,"
said his companion, ''it's only steamboat
hunting for witer."'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

a person once sent a note to "a wageish
friend for the loan Of his noosepaper, and re-
ceived in return his friends marriage certii-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
CENTRAL HOUSE.

Ii THE undersigned would respectfully announce
A that he has become proprietor of the above house,
sishn situated on the I,ancasisr Pike, about miles
son nn and has opened it aud is now ready to accon9
date the travelling public. The house has been IeTod
Portable Annerthe rooms are well yenllaled apd new
BEDS and Furniture been pTocured-he tables will be
sRnty supplied with the best the market affords. It's the
intention f the proprietor to make this place one Of the
host stands for drnvcrs in the county aud all who desire to
soil purchase cattle respectfully invited to CALL
New stables and shedding have been erected expressly
considerable expense for the convenience of d0vers and
June All THOMAS q. MORRISON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

an English paper, speaking of a very tall
actor, says; "By Joye, he is tall enough to
act in two pieces. - w
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

1t a fact, though perhaps not very re-
markable one, that some voices, generally very
disagreeablc, sound and exquisite music when
they say "good bye"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
NE w Arm.
THE QUESTION Settled.
nE IRAY Xy SnN

The UNRIvALLRp CHEAP TAiLoRs, AT NEWARK
Ia ARE selling their goods cheaper than am iher
RA store IN Delaware and Maryland. Their store Il
Nd visited by people for many miles who former iy
M Tore in the habit Of going 70 phiadel phn and
ledge that they procure them this esiab sin ent
cheaper and BETTER Coats Vests and Pants every es
rriptiOn. onnstantly hand besides HandkerohI
Drawers. Suspcnddrs, So, IN abundanc All who ant
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

An Alabama editor, in very swelling arti-
ele, says there is but one being he fears. We
suppose that is the ssfool-killer.0
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

- g HAVE DoNE ALL SAN Do 2,-M----
1 version Of one particular soul. He had made
| him the subject of continued prayer and Oft
| cntimes urged him TO seek the Saviour, as the
only refuge for tho perishing. He had held
before him both the threatenings and the prom
ises OF God had told him of his duty to God,
and his own soal, but without avail. And he
was ready to ask, sc What more can do 3''--
/ But assured that there was mercy with God.
he resolved to persevere.
He brought his case to the prayer-meeting,
and there requested the earnest prayers OF
Gods people in his hehalf. Now, thought he,
this will be the last effort on my part for what
more can l do But / see not why these pray
ers, If offered from the heart, will not be the
means through Christ OF bringing him speedily
into the fold. He told him that he was thus
to be made subject of special prayer think
ing this possibly might lead him to greater
thoughtfuness.
Though somewhat affected at first, the Inau.
ence was not lasting, and tic laborer sat down
sick ut heart, aud almost distrusting the pre-
cious promises Of God. Suddenly the thought
came home to him with exceeding force,
have never prayed with him. True, have
often prayed for him, but have ever taken
him right to Gods throne, and kneeling by
his side, asked God, in his presence, to con
vert his soul No, never. starting immedi-
ately in search of his friend, with earnest
prayer in his heart for divine blessing to at
tend his feeble efforts, he hastened to his
neighbours home.
He found him FREQ as ever to converse upon
his soul. After few moments, he said'to him, |
" Shall pray with you l' lie pesrcd sur.
prised and somewhat agitated, as he had new
er been asked this question before, and for a
moment was silent. The question being re-
peated, he replied in the affirmative. He was
thus taken more directly than ever into the |
presence OF God anG God touched his heart, !
and he was melted to tears. oh, the influence
Of prayer Said he, g cannot rise from my
knees until have sought forgiveness for my
sins, and acceptance with God. l never saw
my heart, and now God is showing it to me.''
He arose evidently changed man. lie
went his way rejoicing with joy unspeakable,
and continued to glorfy God, who had thus
rescued him from eternal ruin.
Christians, can any of YOU say, " have
done all l can do rs Let us seek to reply as
in the presence of the great Searcher of
hearts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

A father and son, Anthony and Thos. Screw
escaped on the 25th ut., from the Wetumpika
Jail. There are two Screws loose.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

When is a man part OF steamboata When
ne is aboard Of her.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
TfIl ADAMS EMPRESS CoMPAM.
OMoe Glagle Buildings sd and nrkot SITS.
aa ssaRO Xxi dsShFESSEs siShlF, n Nv T % @R I

UH08 uIN1I0T \, WPR I9,SsSg,I3slII n n
a ki5 Eliijsf " philadolphiq, Now Y or k
afI =as--s19 Boston, and all o the EasleFn
Macon, Mobile, Montsomcry and New orlenns, leave
daily nj 2,2O and ~ z. NJ specie, Iewelry, Valuah es
md Nofchaniss OF egory description in charge of
special messenger. - , .
yolk and ali the south weStern uitas eavednily
by the midnight train, which also accompanied BY
Special messengers.
Notes, Drafts, Bh &o., collected Eodrr1t erma
and prompt returns made,
Gods pnrchaped psr order in any the eastern,
ern of 1Outhern states, with ldoity And despatch.
rhe pubic will please boar mnd we call for and de-
lyor all parcels without extra charge,
ExpTeIs Tor Hayro Grace and nj l0rmedihe places
l.uve daIl y at . A. NJ.
EHpress or Ciay NJ arous Hook and Chest cave
daily at9P. Al. GEO. CANNING AEent
WA rap ORDER5 FOR MAC 1lWAEE
fg.-s MACHINERY ofal kinds made aud repaired
f6f3 lHh cheap, sloh steam Engines, Cotton and
% hT1z Wooen Al}ehmerI ShafIinE, NIL Gs9,l1g, Saw
Miohin!gt, cJTaoi Of Front an lnstison STA,
Wilmnton, Del
N, An work warranted to give satl5Aoon
uly ll-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

A siieriti7s officer IS a man who never leaves
another in distress.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

f., WY is every man clergyman Because
he is pas son. (Parson.)
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

a motel keeper recently asked permission Of
naval officer 10 board bis vessel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
WELLER
FAIL ADELPHlA, WILMINGTON % BALI
MORE RAILROAD:


1tl Ill 9s!z 9. -! -
~ and after THURSDAY, July, 9Th 1857, tho pas
w. 'ann'r ,,n, l'fRS 'ffFR$SyEPnIIAREhpn -, =,
%Wi%5asiti%aSIt8S W. !: IA %SiSSTgS[pll,f Nj
MiGdisiowsS S at al : &. Nj IT. ana %i5 r, III.
ssal9FF&s 9FF&&Ss Il s. Fdk ~ Rnq qPfhhiLfkBMELpIA. iii <
''''S iiRila}Ss9 ss3 a.
ioown ns It H. ana a. I'D aRf H. 'o' + NJ
s'alorfTfR fTfRtElAA;sM 4 4; NJ tDR G1t i fbKfLi4FinoRn Il L4Fin
sS"iSy oily S$ 1S$ Rsi%Sss RasshS y FbisssSGiss
Baltimore md aavTe.de G|Se Accomm ,aation frain
''ays sl9ss risyi5hfepS 8,t@ore az 4 r. f'Y NJ t. "
Fesl Tram wita Passenger Ca. attached, will run
:cSssPhjayl,rlphra III for PorrIvlo and intermediate
,oWa%initoa for PerryvtlIo and intermediate places
WidIminston for PhilHaolRPaEs E,!iE6,, p,..,.
Delaware, FronchtOwn 8. Now Castle &
Wilmington Railrouds.
re s,y (Sani AFTER p ~ llsDAY, July q, ,1 1872,
sefori NantaoES Ss1 oiS Se RSSadolphia a
b2agSRifi bb2SiaSgssSiiS S1Gs'i'.es 1si Il H. "a a n
81, t,lohait9wa 5'3j Al y, ~ PiM.
S'%I 1yP S$:.ss + III ;SSr.m.
S9ad5s S9nif5SuStss S.s5 r. E. 4: A. u Ssl SPl9EM NJ
s,nyfhS, b rs 4. ii. 7.s2 r. IL.
TOwnsond DIS A. NJ, $50 +. NJ.
MddletOwn 10, A. NJ 5n5 L. NJ,
Mt. Pleasant 1910 A. NJ. 8.l5 T.. NJ.
st. Georges 1929 A, NJ. 1876 z. NJ.
Now Castle, ll.n5 A. Al. 0.5O p. NJ.
Leave New Castle Tor Pha. at $50 a. NJ, l,21 p. NJ.
Leave Phia. for SoafDrd NanttoOke oity o. A. M. d5
''- WilminEtd IN 9. 81 a. NJ. B.in p. NJ,
New Castle 9,Ij A, III. sos p. NJ.
St, Georyo's 10 ~ A. N, B.35 T., NJ,
Mt, Pleasant 10 B5 A, NJ. G.+I P NJ,
MIldetu IN 1880 a. NJ. 7p. NJ.
Townsend l,o5A, NJ: 7.lOP,M,
Smyrna, ll.25 A, NJ. 7,Jl L. NJ.
Irpsic il.4l A. NJ. 7.45 r. NJ.
Hover IL. A. NJ BIO Z, NJ.
Camden 1910 A, NJ ,a.2j z, NJ.
Canterbury la.25 A, NJ. B.51 r. NJ,
Frodcrion l2.1O a NJ. . Pm
Milford JUNCTION i25lA. NJ. g.35 y. NJ.
FnrNiingtonl A. NJ. 81 r. NJ.
ST JolHst)wn lie A. NJ . ln.t5 =. NJ
iIrid sevilla las a. NJ. 10 20 r. NJ.
CAunon's Crossing s. A. Al. 1881 z. NJ.
Leave Wilmington for Castle at lii4 A. NJ. 20B pm.
ID, A, SANBORN, Supt Delaware Il. Il.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

one OF our exchanges speaks Of a ofnished
scamp" We wish they were all finished.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
| PEOPLES BAKERY,
| NO. AZ SECOND STR k.ET, BETWEEN FRENCH
pTYST,Tlf3 GOVTFgS

EAlLElIE JUN1a5,
sLA SVoulD Te.pselTqy y inform u The citizens Of
szaA ell his BAKERY No. q East Second ST., where
pan he found the following articles, such as extra large
rcad Pies and Crc 'soTptiOn; also the fol-
lowing CAKES, vziFresh ten Blscuitan Rusk, evory
ateroun, Plum cake, Almond cake, Citrnn cake, Large
pound cake aTge spNn'e cake Fancy cake, Rnism and
CrOn pound cake small sponge cake, Small pound cake,
Sheet sponge Iced Spanish macaronns, MncaroOns Coco
0nut drops nhes hngers Ginger snaps Ginger nuts, 100
spced ginger Bread for 81 lGl scotch cakes for 81 100
Honey cnkes for 9 6n Moagses pound cakes for Fan
sgRr Ron n sugar cakes Rock cal kes Queen cakes
Diamonds Jnmbes, Lemon snaps, large sugar cakes co
for 81; Water sugar and soda Crackers.
n, B.-Cakes Iced and Ornamentgd in every Style Or
des thankfully received and puncuay attended to- Fam
lies can be supplied with BREAD by leaving their names
al the Bakery Very particular attention paid to FAMl
L,Y BAKING.
GoNFECTioN An kinds of Candy, Wholesale
and Retail, July 9-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

POPULATION OF AusTRALIA.-Thc Census
Commission issued summary of the popula-
tiou Of Victoria, on the Goth of March last,
from which it appears that at that date there
were i0S ,409 persons in the colony. This re-
turn includes the aboriginies and Chinese, the
former of whom may be estimated as number
ing 1900 and the latter as 10000. 1t will be
seen that Victoria equals in population New
South Wales and South Australia put together
the former colony having, at the date of our
census, 20S,000, and the latter 100000. The
population of the Australian colonies on the
lst OF July, 1857, may be taken as ut least one
million, and the proportions ofthe various col
oEies as follows:-Victoria, 4l4,000; New
South Wales, 100000 South Australia, l05,-
900; Tasmania, $4,000; Western Australia
$4,000 New Zealand, 10000 total l,O4S,
900.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
HUMOROUS.

What sea going vessel is an editor like A
clipper, TO be sure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

AIL and the piotures al No. 05 Market street. a
~ boyo Third, Striking lkenesses taken in ali wert
ers bY June % IT, NELSON CARiiSiE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

- THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
N call the ht.enttDT o. imers and
\1pa3N z<zz7zN dealers to he follow ng xtensivea as
sesSEAaAA soTtment OF AuRtCuI TU X A l.
1s1s.sasA-sSzezAnS IMPLEMENTS, Sc., which are
made OF the best material and OF the most improved pat
terms. yz:-ioore's POw and Castings of all sizes.
Peacock Rarr, lhears of all sizes. Woolcook Wiley
castings slzes flarrowslnd Cutyators OF all kinds
Patent Wheat Drills with Seed SOwer; Pierppnt Thresh
or and Separatn Atkins and Nancy combined enper
and MOweT. Montgomery X Bros Grain Fans, EAGLE
Fan Sc Yankee stray Cutter of al sizes. sPRrrow
Hay straw cutter. t.lenlng Machines, Superior ar
telo gnd VandeslIoN Sausage Cutters for butch
erlng and lnmios These naclines superior any
thh IL tho nmtket. Corn Shelters of different makers
warranted 9 DO the work eqnRl to any use; Ggan mill
ior horse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand hOes
Vegetable Cutters Sauuage or and Lard presses AirO
aiaTse aso ment Of Spades, Forks, Hoes, Axes
measures. Gram Raskets Rattan and Splnt Tafeu and
sqpeghosphRte Of Lime of Che best qualit and
anu genuine. Al ORDERS for ipcInents, seeds, De,
PROMPTLY attended to- r addressed To the subscriber. No.
10 DTnnge Street, or lbMuTket street, Wilmington.
doc lN.n EEM. G EHIIRNSINES
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

SHOCKING AFFAIR.-A horrible scene was
enacted on Thursday morning about half-past
one O'Clock in Philadelphia. An unfortunate
woman of the town had been taken by man
who is not yet positively identified, into the
third story of a building occupied among 9TH
ers, by sir. Colbert, printer, on Fourth street,
corner of Forest place. The woman was at
terwards seen to emerge, kicked out into the
street by her companion. She fell upon the
side walk. When taken up the pavement was
deluged with blood, and three stabs were
found to have been inflicted in the woman's
wrist, the main artery being entirely severed.
The unfortunate creature was taken to the
Central Police Station, where our reporter left
Dr. COad endeavoring to take up the artery
The man who committed the assault was pur.
sued into the room of Colbert, where he cs-
capped, probably upon the roof. A. coat, vest,
watch and papers, doubtless belonging to the
assailant, were found in COlbert's roou. Ow-
ing to the lateness of the hour we are unable
to give further particulars.-Norh american.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

INGENUITY OF PARIIAE THIEvEs.-The in
genulty ofParisian thieves is well illustrated by
the following ncnnrrauoo -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Seamen's Saving k'und Society,
-, ~ OF PHILADELPHIA,
lGce 2O3 Walnut Street, one door above Second.

- INCORPORATED by
the Stete of Pennsylvania,
1855. Tho Charter prOvi
ded that no Manager, Off =
Ger or Ag ent shall directly
OF indirectly, borrow any
Money from the Society.
All sums paid back on
demand. Also that n hook
shall be kept, in which
every depusltOr shall be at
liberty 20 appoint some
person or persons TO whom
\ in case of death the money
shall be paid.
Deposits received at FIVE
per cent, interest. In sums
9fOne Dol lar and upwarGs,
-1from Mariners, watcTmen,
TStevedores, Shipwrights,
1Tadcsinen, Clerks, Me
chanlcs and l.abnrers, and
particularly invite DepO
sits from
aMAkRIED AND SIM
p GLE WON EN-.
Remember that Sickness
and want of EmplOy yment
are the fate ofnll, more es-
pecially those who labor
thing for q rainy day,
0 O'Clock, A. NJ, until p.
,day until 0 IN the Evening.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

:, EAUIIEMFNF N TINE NEw ORLEANS orToN
MARKET.-Ne~ Orleans, Sept. 1G.--Tl here is
m'ich excitement in our Cotton market at the
present time, and prices are from /, TO above
the lowest rates of last week. The sal es are
large, and nearly all to fill English ord ers re-
ceived GEOGRAPHICALLY by the Europa, Baltic,
and Persia. The execution of these OF cers is
also the cause of the improvement in prices,
which close firmly at 155 for Middling. The
market for Exchange is quite unsettleti ., and
the best bills on England have been d. one as
low as 80 per cent.