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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

BRUTALITY AT THE NORTH The death of Hon
p s. Brooks, of South Carolina, has given occa-
sion for the most foul abuse OF his memory by the
fanatical prsss CT the North Some say, HE has
gone to his account" while others subdue a smirk
when they say, sit is judgment Of God" and
still more say, "His death might readily have been
predicted At no distant day" For Boston, how
ever, the "Athens of America it is reserved to
cap the climax Of this brutality. The Atlas, of
that city, says:
The sudden death of Preston S. Brooks, by one
of the most viruIent and painfdl diseases that at
flct humanity, scarcely fail to impress the pub.
lie as signal instance of Divine retribution for
atrocious and peculiar crime A bold and AFRO.
CANT man, while yet bossting of his dastardly out,
rage-whie yet 81 aggering with the barbs.ic
honors showered upon him by brutalized cons
stituency-his lips still quivsring with threats
against the friends and associates of his victim
is seized by the throat by invisible and rresis.
ible grasp, and strangled to death. He dies, says
dispatch from Washington, horrid death, suffer.
ing intensely, and ondeavoring to tear mis- own
throat open to get breath.
1t is well that Preston Brooks died in his bed
that he was struck down by Divine and not by
human hands-that no son of Massachusetts, sui
lied the fair fame of our State as a peaceful and
civilized community, by taking upon himself to
avepge her wrongs. Providence has dealt with
him in Its own way and at its own time
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u A Gard .-FellOw.ssf aizens Of tbe 49,
JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Many kind friends have sl,s,d'
prfposed me to you a. . candidate for the JUDGE
SILT s.l In our District Much more in eomplisre,
myseif to Won 40 . candidate for that otIisa T -
fully conscious Of the dfnity ind iportsne. Of ~
office for which seek your saHrsxes Ispur.e;a,,
fully the elevated standard of qual,fications 49,
ed by our late pure end able Judge / ca. en-
pledge to you my best efforts to disehsrre ths AMI
Of the office. If you shall beuow il on ms, / rso.,
held on the 18th day of February next, and raw 10
49,, c. W. DABNEY.
~ The undersisn.d d, ar .ne selici,ar.,
Of MANY friends irrespective Of political parss r..
fee Of CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the cisizsn,
of Richmond generally to give him their support
ia l5-dts ED s. GAY
" City seraennt.--In conformity IL the
expressed wishes of many of nv friends Announce
myself es candidate for the office of CITY SER.
GEANT, and If il should be the pleasure Of my Eel.
w-citizeps to elect me- promise to Discharge tho
jaIs-lm GEO w. WILEY.
~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoHD.-l am candidate for the Office of CITY SER.
oEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at The
js7-ts THOMAS w. BOSWELL
A. For City sergeant.-- subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for tho
office Of CITY SERGEANT at the ensua NJ election.
and will be thankful for the .gppo Of the voters 81
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES
ja 1-dte
~ Notice.---At the soiicitafiou OF many
friends, announce myself candidate for the ofhca
of City SarResnt at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early sunounc spient to correct the mis-.
statement, and impression the minds Of soms
that would not be candidate.
de 2e-2,n THOMAS U. punLEy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

An OUTRAGE UPON THE Liberty OF THE
pREss.-A Jury in Cincinnati has assessed $500
damages against the Gazette newspaper of that
CITY for having copied from one of the station
house records the fact that Mr.. Timberlake had
heen arrested
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> aPOTHKCAKY AND DKU q

.pUTHECARY AND DIR U q
GESsTORE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
IA hs, moved into his new store Ton the corner
OF 18Th and Broad SITS, Church Hill and has supplied
hu1s-f with fresh and we'll selected assortment OF
DPUGS. MEDICINES, FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS, ETC. he solicits call from the public,
assuring them that they will find every thing that is
usually kept in well regulated Drug Store =
k5F Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
u 'A' WIN. O. sNELLINes. Broad st.,
fa4-,m Corner Of 18th CHURCH Hull.
g DOYn LODGE, NO: 3I:---AI!end a
" aal. on THuRs5AY evenins 5th ms. ct
O'Clock Members of sister Lodges and transient
brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
b. order of Worshipful Master
n4-2t GEoKGE u. TOMPKINs. sec'y.
- HkNKICO Ii CHIT DhAGUONS,
S ACKNOWLEDGMENT meeting of tbs
@ Co%psry' At W a sa sa,e Dc Arlnss
As business Of great importance will be befors the
company, a full atte ndapce is required.
fest ''' VI ~ C HANEs. let serst.
NOTICE no LADIE..-Jusl re-
ceived, by Express, at No. IS
Ladies' white Kid Slippers
Ladies Id 1i.b. s 10 Kid DC esi Ssl.e''
Misses 80 w hlas Kid slippers Hg 40
Leoies' White Satin Caters.
And have on hand every Their style Of Ladies'
JOHN C. PAGE, JR..
fe4 No IS Hsin street
R FOX GENTLkNlkN.-.-Justt to hand
& this mo ming by ExpresI-
III Cents Quilted Bottom Boots
81, do Calf Double Sole Congress Caters
Vol suited to the season. to which the attention of
e'-''''-'A - JOHN c. PAGE, JR,
fef No IS Main street.
Nsa FvK iENT-A Cottage esidence
s situated on Church Hill containing four large
-AA rooms with closets and necessary out-buiidipgs
with well of good water on the premises, and gar
T.. A. J. CL0PTON,
Agent and Collector, Ne Wall st.
feast Under St Charles Hotel.
ana A OUTRAGE RESIDENCE FOR
E@s SALE OR RENT wish to sell rent the
EdEA Cottage in which l now reside, situated on
Marshall street, one and q half squares above the
Few engine house, on Brooks Avenue. Tho lot
fronts so feet Msrshal street, back 1870 feet
two rooms in basement besides Kitchen lock room
closets and brick servants room attached in the
rear. On the floor above these are good rooms;
in the yard there Ii q new brick smoke house, wood
and coal house, CT ty water, with iron hydrant, &C.
ANY person wishing neat aud convenient house
In good neghborhcod, would do well to call on M
or Messrs Taylor a. Willisms az a bargain may be
had, and the terms made a'co Sn !.
fe4-2aw2w Ofthe firm of KArsev Davis
- FOR RENT-.-And possession given
sE:a immediately s story new Bfick Dwelling
2;4 situated on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets,
obtaining large rooms aud necessary out buidnxs
with gas and city water on the premises: Apply to
Agent and Collector, No Wall ST. est-
fe4-St Under st. Charles Hotel.
1t FOR BKEhLEN.--The chip HER.
80 NINE Capt. Fl. RAscHEN, will load for the
fed St. EDW'b WIN. de- vOss co
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FRIGHTTUL STATE OF AFFAIRs.-A report ha S
recently been submitted to the Board of Education,
in New York city, which estimates, satisfactory
grounds that there are between thirty and forty
thousand children in that city, between the ages
of five aud sixteen. VINO are growing up in ie:no'
rance aud vagsbondism and lifting themselves to
be the future marauders upon society.
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ngAH.RlR m.
DlKu.

On the % Inst. By the Rsv. Mr.. Jetsr, mr hoSr.
r. eIgyENa to Miss ELIZABETH AikeOV"p
both of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

MEMORABLE the House, on Monday, Mr.
Faulkner, of Va, presented sundry memorials
from citizens of the county of Frederick State of
Virginia, asking of Congress . grant of land in
aid of the construction of the Alexandria, Lou
douu and Hampshire Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

MAILS There was DO mail North of Washing
ton received in this city yesterday afternoon.
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:, ~, - W. UHBNEY,
d6uoVer, <uth Januefv H7I. 10 2t-tdr

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich.
Mosp.-l am candidate for the Office of CITY SER.
CEANT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
next April election.
ia 7-ts THOMAS w. DOgWET.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

SPECIAL NOTGCE-Fesa .3d IEaz
~ HENRY SHAFER will CONNIE AGA this dav. and
will continue to sell at prime cost for cax to close his
present business his entire stock of READY made
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs-as fol.
black and fancy Cloth Frock and Cress soets blscE
and fancy Velvet, Silk Cloth and Caseimere Vests
black and fancy Cashmere Pants; Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers, Cravats. Scsrfs, Ties Stocks Sus
penders, Gloves, Gauutetts Shaw ls Dressing Robes,
Collars, &C.
My friends and the public are requested to give me
| an early call. HENRY SHAFER,
fe2 corner Main rand l4ths.s
SOME MORE CHEAP GOODS. -(sood
~ Furniture Calico at 1T cts. per 70 I'd, De Bsige
12'; Cotton Cashmere for dressing gowns at
Worked Cambria bauds at IS cts, Mi pses Worked
Collars at l2t cts; Velvet trimmings at 81 cts.
piece; Gents large size linen Hspdkerchis at Is
wool Fannes at Is cts heavy quality hirs at 81 90;
Cactus Skirts at IS cts Linseys at Sd ins, worth
sad many 5 Gsas srt A. EE It es s
UNIB EK .--82O.OUO worth CT f-nm6er,
~ Mahogany, &c, a: rsduced prices viz:
15n 600 f. sUSQUEHANNA BOARDS
l25 900 #. Claar Canada White PINE. all sizes
leo 600 #. Wide Inch PLANK. for tobscco cases
so o eoS r. r as snS Inch R SG AMI
10000 #. !. !! 2 asd Inch CHERRY
| 10000 #. BLACK WALNUT, all si9ss
| 1890 fl. II ROCK MAPLE
25'eoo e q n. csrolins DRESSED FLOORING
| 10000 It. White HICKORY
Also. spanish CEDAR MAHOGANY COFFIN
q, Ia
POST9, ne.
In view of the contemplated change in our bus;
will from this day sell to respo usI ble cu.
mers On accommodating terms, our entire stock of
Lumber ct greatly reduced prices All pertains
claims against our concern are requested to
them for payment; and those indebted to us Are "a
quested to pay their indebtedness.
ain. BELvIN Il PARKER.
CO.PAkTNERsHIP. Tho auhsc-iI1er.
~ have this day formed co-partnershlp undeT The
| style and firm of MAULE l. BEVILI, To aonduct
the PAINTING business IN ell its b-anek,ea vi, !.
House, Ship, Sign and Ornamental Painfns-on
Broad street, four doors above the Thes trs
LEWIS MA1LE,
STOUKs FOX SALE
~ 20 Shares FarmerS Bank Stock,
l25 Exchange Bank Stock
2l Bank Of Virginia,
10 600 I" Virgins State,
5000 Central Railroad Bonds,
iotoo Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Bonds,
In sums to suit purchaseu.
fe 4-1 G. w. PURCELL n co.
EDUCATlON--Thes ubsc ri6cr 1aI :. Ts.1.
opportunity to inform his patrons. that his School
viii be opened on 5sh inst, ct 8 O'Clock, n NJ for
the reception ufscholars Location, between "a and
srd, bfosa street BRANCH 4. COSBY.
SAFETY Fuss, BLAsTiNea z.NO "a :
- FLE yOWDlk; Hydraulic Cement caisinsd
l1 a. 0''''' SSsAvEsroRr. ALLrn co. .
0LD HOUKBUN WHIsKEY. Tor .sis
~ ~ BRD0FOAD Co.
fsz On The Dock.
MIssKH WOULKN HAWL5-A very
1sA comfortable article, for sale cheap Tor eash g
| st 9. AA6TWELHs. il5 1rosa 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

I AW jOURN Al.
}. w. RANDOLPH has just published the Quar-.
terly Law Journal, foE January, 81
Evidsnce-Witness-Ms and Slave.
Fvidence-When Admissible.
Evidence-Execution Debtor-Fraud.
Fjectment- Evidence.
Anuuspt-Nhst ConsLitutes-Evidence.
Assunpsit Form of Action, Confederation.
United States Court of Claims.
Recent ngl sh Decision.
Rescue-Attemp to Escape.
New Trial; Evidence Pleading.
Removal from the Bar-Power of the Courts.
Representative of Husband Ri AIT to Timber Cut.
Endorser-Notice.
Proof of Writing -Practics-Evidence.
Sale Of Interest by Expectant Heir-When Valid.
sherif-Execution-R
Limitation in Observation-Disclosures.
Readiness to Perform.
Editorial Miscellany.
Book Notices.
Revisor's Reports.
Index t. erattan's Reports Joy pages, svo.
fe at
L'UK sALk..A llMeIy Negro v oman, VINO
4 il q good Cook. Washer and Ironer. Apply at
Cary street. jail. fe its
IIDLEEDINGO A diiiicuIty o sOn,e lew
, - words occurred between two persons above
the Bleeding" a. aggre:fer the bleeding" one
thinks it necessary to gay, he was invited to 8
the sgsrisved, the +" Beeder" was at once held for
reconsideration by the landlord superintendent
las he believed en- purpose received several blows,
and was held until the aggreved, a. stated, wss
!ea,ed.
P.S-Ths particulars are reserved for the land.
lords, until the "Bieeder hears from the balance of
the company fe A-It'
EARW FDii sALE IN CHA nLrs CITY
= COUNTY, offer for sale good Farm ia
Char'ss City county. situated and lying the road
leading from MISSIONER to the Long Bridges III.
land 10 well adapted to the g.owth Of wheat and
corn. u contains about 215 acres, more or less
About $50 acres cleared and the most Of bieh
tween 80 and 100 aores we'll sat in timber-osk and
pine-whleh timber could be sold for nearly enough
TO pay for the place.
There 10 -aso crop of wheat on the place: and
should the year be suywsys reasonable will turn out
from three to three hundred and fifty bushels Of
wheat And besides 1t 10 pleasant, heal. Inv and de.
ssbis residence The houses are In good order with
all scesary out houses Very nearly all the out hous.e
are new-two new barns new earnags and smoke
houEss-new fence around the garden, bult of saved
paies, and ell of which are heart.
Any one wishing to purchase, will come and sxa.
mine for themselves.
WILLIAM J. GENTRY.
My address is "6winyards, Charles City,
SPECIAL. M,.TICE.-.Fesrnary Is1, ~
- hr B. L: CHRISTIAN i admitted to an inter.
est in our business, from this date.
We would take this opportunity to rsturn our
thanks to friends for their liberal
unremitted exsrtion. We shall continue OUT busi.
ness upon the same plan pursued for the last two
yesrs viz selling exclusively for cssh-knowins that
enshss ~ to osr to purchasers goods at less prices
than any othsr system can do
To make room for Spring Goods, We shaIl continue
70 onsr Erest inducemens In present stock, and
oonsts Shaws and Closks will BE- sold a. clearing out
pries:- CHRISTIAN LATHROf,
h4 90 nain street.
= kEu OATS ga suporiOr les Of seed
8RIb0FoRD CO.
III On the Doek.
:300 RxS AdaI9attne. aad spsrm Gan.
sa fHollAs JONES i co. j
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rELTGRAPHiC NEWS.

,,poprxD FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCH
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- FOR RENT-.-And possession given
S$:a Immediately story new Bfick Dwelling
R:A situated on Clay, between 7th and 9th streets
containing large rooms aud necessary buildings
with gas and city water the premises Apply TO
E. A. j. CLOPTOE,
Agent and Collector, No 8 Wall street
faA~St Under St Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

ERsHIP.--.The eubsc ri6er.
style and firm of MAULE BEVILL. To sonduct
the PAINTING business IN ell its b-anokes' VIZ !.
House, Ship, Sign and Crnameptsl Paintips-on
Broad street: four doors above the The .trs
LEWIS MABLE
January 10Th. 1s57.-ims VIM J. BEVILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

NOTICE To ALL GLASSES OF BU.
~ SlNESS MEN.-Ths subscriber offers himself
as a General Collector, for any ether busip es.
that msy be entrusted to him l promss to make as
speedy collection possible and pay over the
money collected As shall Keep no Office,
any person disposed to pstronize me, will pleas.
drop line In the Post Office, and will call at their
place of business suppose reference 10 not g.
cessary as have lived in the city AZ years. if is
could give q lisr 8 hundred yards long.
f. 4-N* JOHN TALMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

Mrs. (sAK DNEK,S GENUlNE INDIAN
wi RALSAM OF LIVER WORT AND HOAR-
HOUND-Prera red from Indian receipt, contain.
ing the virtue Of 20 different Kinds of Roots and
Herbs the greatest Of all preparations discov.
cred for the cure OF Consum ptien, Coughs. Colds,
Splitting ofBlood VIII epn e'Cougb ,iAsthma, difficulty
Of Breathing. Influenza, Quinsey, Phtiisic, Group,
'1'''' ''- JN6 w. POLLARD,
fe4 Druggist 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

THK DIR Sc TONIC CUKEs DIS.
i TEMPER; the HORSE Toric cures worms; Il Q
Horne Tonic cures bot. tho HOSE Tcuio hide
bound; the Horse Tonic cures surfeit; the Horse
Tonic cures mango; the Horse Tonic cures CHAMBERS;
the Horse Tonic cures cough in horses; the Ho So
Tonic cures roaring: the Horne Tonic all in
tsrna diseases of the horse 1t Ia worth annually to
the United States SlOoo,o00 as the preserver of
many valuable horses. For sale by
DUVAL u NORTON, Druggists,
fed 10th and Main ats.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
Misttllanrous,
An American Pirate.

4
4 Hong Kong correspondent Of the
London Times gives the following &C.
coun' Of an American Pirate:--
While ain upon The subject of pirs.
cv. let ne mention that an American.
named Eli Boggs. was tried at Hong
Kong on Wednesday last for piracy and
murder. His name would do for vii
lian of the Black beard class. bit in form
ahd feature he was the hero Of senti-
M ntal novel AS he stood in the dock
lirayeiv battling for his life, it seemed i'm
possible that handsome boy could be
III pirate hose name had been for three
wears connected with the boldess and.
bloodiest acts of piracy. 1t was face Of
feminine beauty. Not down upon the
upper lip large listrious eyes. mouth,
iii smile of which might WOO coy maiden,
affluent black hair not careessly parted.
hands so small and so delicately white
that they would create sensation in
Brlgravia-such was the Hong Kong pi-
rate. Eli Boggs. He spoke for two hours
in his defence ard he spoke well-with-
ont a tremor. wi hout appeal for mercy,
hut trying TO prove that his prosecution
was the result If conspiracy wherein g
Chinese bumboat proprietor and sub
oflicial Of The coIohy (bolh of whom he
cha ged with being in league with all
The pirates on the COAST were the chief
con>prators. The defence was Of course.
false II had been proved that he had
boarded junck and destroyed, by can
non. pistol and sword, fifteen men; and
aud that having forced all the rest over.
hoard he had fired at one of the victims.
who had clptched rope and held on
Iaslesn. No Nitness, however, could prove
tiat lie saw man die from blow or
shot struck or fired by the pirate. The
jury moved by his youth and courage,
and straiung hard their consciences ac-
Quilted him Of the murder, bnt found him
guilty of piracy. lie was sentenced To
be transported for life."
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
read th,s line from tue Old Testament
II w3s hort. yet terrible!
Tint nudh shat dip."

read th,s line from tue Old Testament
1t was short. yet terrible!
Ttat mdh shall die.
Look! the brother springs forward to
linng. a knit. into the murderer's heart:
hut the tory piuioned as he is, clngs to
he widows knees. lie hegs that one
more trial may be dlade 10y the little glrl
hat ch Id Of FIVE YEARS old with golde
hair and laugh ne eyes.
The widow consents. Tnere IA terri
lie pause With smile in her eve, with.
hht knowing what she does. The little girl
he B bic as it lays on her mothers knee.
She turns her laughing face away and
places her finger upon line.
That aw ful silence grows deeper. The
deep drawn breath of The brother and the
brnken ga~ps Of the murderer, one di>
urh the stiffness. The widow and dark
yei boy are brealhlesr. The little girl,
uncancouS as she was, caught feeling
II awe from the cannienahces around her
and stood breattleSs, her face turned
a | lie and her tiny tingers resting on that
lne of life OF death.
At last. gathering courage. the widow
ett her eyes to the page. aud read. Ii
,a~ Il line rim the New Testament:
: Lone youf tnfmatS.
.fl that m6ment was sub inc. Oh, aw
| I'll book of God in whose dread page
We see Moses talking face to face to J,-
iovah. or j <lS waili"g ily Saniar :
veil. or wandering by the waves Of dark
Galilee. Oh awful Book, shining IL
night "a speak. The light Of that wild
ow's home. the glory Of the mec anic
Silop shining where the world comes moi
to look nn The last night of the convict il
mis- &c lighting the way to God. even
nver &ai dread gibhet. o., Book oi
lerrihle majesty aid child like love-o
ubliutv that crush the soul Iito awe
st..sass sislt niels> iisei1eaf ttsish IA I,
| nre. you hever shane more strangei,
beautiful than there in the lonely dot o
WiSsa ikon when YOU saved the murder
IDS life.
For need tell YOU! that murderer
pfc was Saved-the widow recognized
L he finger of God. and even tue stern
Iarother was awed into silence.
[ The murder went his wav.
T Now 10 k you. how wonderful are the
ways Of Heaven! That very night. q,
The widow LAT by her lonely hearth her
orphans by her Side--tIiere was a crush
ID heart and hot eye balls thinking oil
her husband. who now lav Numbering on
Iae blood-d.enched suil Paoli--lhere wa,
d Tap on the deor. SHE opened 1t, that
uShani living though covered Wit
wounds. Was III her arms
II had flile, in Paoli bat not in deaf
He was alive. aud his vile lay painting
III his bosuli.
That night there was prayer III thai
Soelembowered cot of the Wissah.kon.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
4 California Widow.

Captain Saltwater. says his FIRST essay
to effect matrimonial compact resulted
i'll manner 80 dlsconfaging that he don't
believe he vii ever be induced to try Is
over again. The captain being out OF
service for some months conceived pas
sioa fol a rather mysterious young lady,
hoardiiig at The same hotel. Says the
c,ptaih. conveyed her around TO shops.
shows. balls. theatres. churches, and eve
nv other place Of amusement and infornia.
ton, and at last when thought thae
things had gone bout far enough. /
a lafes nay yards and says. just as cool an
a powder moukey-Ma am I've been think.
ing Id ike to he spIiced =
Spliced," sayss she as aftless IS eur.
10 dove.
spliced..'' said /, and if you have q no;
ito that way. I'm ready to share uEy luck
and duanage With you ma am!7
She looked sort Of taken aback st ftss.
but she goes About sHd says She
Cap'a nj I've been thinkin il my hus.
band don'fwritc soon. and send me some
money and gold watch from CalilnrnI.
Id just us leave marry somebody else ~
not, aneA il you Il wait q few days III giye
yau lhekprelerence.
He. Husband had cone to the Pacihe
iu fouw months. and 70 was q Caiifot-
MA sido@i 6 stood OF, after thai" SAID
the eAhtain.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
A Difference.

A correspondent Of the London Record
notices a pleasing cousras: between the
conduct of two distinguished visitors now
in England. The one is the Queen Of
Netherlands. who on Sunday, went to
Manchester aud attempted TO gain ad-
mission on tilat day to tile great txhibi.
ton of works OF art now held there
She however, failed. Notwithstanding her,
royal claims. The other is an officer OF
the United States Navy. now in command
Of the steamship SuSquehanha. Entering
an Engiisa port On The lords day, he re.
Trained from firing the usual salute until
Monday nioruiug. tls showing deserved
respect to the institutions both of tie
country to which lie belonged, ana Of that
whirh he was visiting. His name is not
mentioned hy the English writer. but we
think II is Captain Huds6n. well known
not only as gallant officer, but as con,
sisteht aud active Christian.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
lie.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

THE PEOPLE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
hav. at last disc yesei the largest aid chea est
stock Of Stoves aid iii wa e. that can be feu ID ia
theEnu4ty, az A. TMANNIAG s.
Freehold, Angus, 9Th, 1857 4l-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01

The New York Times tells of mer.
Chant in that city who received a remit.
ianeo f,om one Of his correspondents, in
the shape of draft on the Ohio Life and
Trust Company for $4,000 ON the very
day on which that institution closed it's
doors. He immediately telegraphed the
fact to his debtor. who sent him another
draft on Jonn Thompson, which arrived
alter tie failure Of that broker; the mer
chant again teleg aphed the failure, and
received in few days another. draft on
Atwood d &c just as that firm suspend:
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