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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

BANK CASHIER IN TRouDLE-Samuel f. Jones
Jr.. late cashier of the Colchester bank, Conn., i,
charged as the Times of New York says, with hav
ing embeZzled $4,000 of the funds of the bank, ana
appropriated the me to his own use. He resign
ed his situation IN the bank without any suspicion,
existing of his alleged defacation and established
wholesale fancy goods house in New York
When the officers went to arrest him lie had fed
and has not tufned up since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

LEAVE TAKISG.-Dr. Holmes in his article "Th,
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" SAYS: Don
you know how hard it is for some people to gel
out of room after their visit is really over =
they want to be off. and You want to have then
off but they don know how to manage it, On,
would think they had been built in your parler ol
study and they were waiting be launched
have contrived sort of ceremonial inclined plan,
for such visitors, which, being lubricaied with
certain smooth phrases backs them down. meta
phorically speaking, stern foremost into their liza
tive element of out doors'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

AMERICANS LEAVING PARIs--A correspondent
writing to the Conrrier des Etats unis states tina
Il great number of the Americans ssjourning il
Paris, have departed in consequence of the crisis
i'll tue United States aud for fear that they will be
short of money. Many Of them have already been
Obliged TO have recourse to the purses of their
friends. The Hotels regret this the more as the
Americans generally 1--we on grand scale. Fortu
nately the Russians have replaced them, and ths
russian roubles are not subjected to crisis like
the American dollars.
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COAL.


COKE COAL.-A good article of Lump,
~ suitable for CRATES and stoves at s. load for
'aie az the yard adjoining the stone building IN the
,iasin. . de9 BIS
stHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel 10
~ be had for stoves furnaces and cooking ranges
good HARD COKE, which we delivering fol
he present at S4.75 per load.
oc lets JNO J. WERTH Agt
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THE fnIHusTss ExpEpirIos--Therei 10 prevalent
impression, which every day tends 10 strengthen,
that GEN William Walker aud his advanced corps
oi the new Pibaster Expedit.B have ouBdgraves
beneath the waters of the Gulf The steamer
Fashion which bore them away vas not Ne In
sea going qualities, and the long time ~birh hs .
elsp-ed since sh. eff wi,hout idnss ffoni her jus
tides approximations that she has gene 20 the bot
tom with all on beard The California steamer dos
at New York next week. will probably bring ssDe
in reaching any Of the Central America ports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

ASYLUM FOR TRUANTs-A new institution has
been established in Brooklyn, N. Y.--namely, All
Asylum for truants. Boys that don't or won't &c
TO school are there incarcerated until such time.
as they are reduced to consent to pursuit OF
knowledge in the regular way. A high fence en-
circles the building, but, high il Is, the little
rascals frequently contrive successful escaiade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

HEasr ynmer.--Ths case Of John fiisn VI the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Halfisaoss haSiro~As
terminated in the court at New cAstie. b~l- -
Monday. The jury gave verdict IN tsvor ~ MI
.. ior si30oo. The piaiptia, II will b rsmFs-
bered. sued to receiver fcr personal intnFf<s ~
eeiyed by ~olIi~in II two trains white oo ne
trip from itAliinore 10 Milmpxton. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

INPUDgScE oliver, slave to Mrs.
Tazeweii charged with playing marbles in the
street, aud beiBg exceedingly impudent TO the
gentleman who ordered him TO desist, Was found
guilty before the Mayor yesterday morBiBg, and
directed 10 be punished by stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE--The kitchen of Major
Banks, ia Tuscaloosa Ala, was burnt ON the night
of the Gath ult. A negro boy about five years OF
age perished in the flames, and another boy about
twelve years of age, was severely burned in max
ing his escape.
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IvrgRssrisc sr.pAY LrcTrRrs-R

lNrgRssTIsG SuNpAY LEcTuREs Rev.
L W Seelsy. the newly elected pastar OF the Sc
coad Baptist Church, has commence d the delivery
4 what promises o. be most interesting series of
.undsy evening lectures, the ktistlr tn the He
bregs. We .ere fortunately present last Sunday
evening and heard his first lecture. The subject
tile incarnation n Christ and We have rare
iy heard more eloquent aud instructive dis
course. II will be seen from this notice IN another
column, that 'tie nainiarygf ansels ID the subject
for to morrow night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

CaPTUsE OF ASL.yEs.-It 10 stated that Dispatch
es received by the government at washir gtan ab
pounce that the Brifish steamer AiretTa bad cap
tured SLAYER on the coast of Africa with six hun'
dred captiyes, two hundred Of which wese drown
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

MAN doubles all the evils of his fate by ponder
ing over them. scratch becomes wound, a
slight an injury, Jest an insult, small peril a
great danger, and u slight sickness often ends in
death by broeding appreheBsions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

i On Sunday afternoon last, Miss 0iean Taylor,
residing near Columbus, Ohio. committed suicide,
in her room, by hanging. Miss T was about 22,
beautiful and accomplished, and had large for.
tune in her own right. No cause is assigned for
her awful act. 81
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LOTTERIES.
VAN & co.'s LOTTERIES --,NEW ,l,IIIl'I,I

A1NAN NOs y 1LQl lIEhIEN. .---NEW
~ AND BRILIIAST scHEMEi--CapIrAI.
sAvn by s. Swan a Co. Manager OF se Fort .s,, -
toademy 1tterys'ss each OF their LOTTERIES for De-
ssaber, tS57, at Augusta, Ga, TO which city thsv
nse removed Sseir principal office. s
Ef&fSS 6s
% be drni at-he city gf Augusta Ca in public ON
aaFsVspAf, DECkABER sfH, iss7.
GLASS s&
fe be dravn n the city ot Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY. DkCkABER l2rH. lsy, y"
GLASS 50.
20 be drawn In the city OF Augusta Sa In nnhie ~.
SATURDAY, DkCEMBER i9ra, isss.
CLASS ks
80 be drawn In the city OF Augusta Ca In rublie on
SATURDAY, DEC EMRER 2s. iss-s y"
oS THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUhBERS
A40e PRIIEsl
Nearly ONE pszc 70 BTsrp Mae TYeIsxf.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMgl
10 an DRAWN
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Rock BATTLE Yesterday afternoon
officers Seal and Perrin put to ront the two ar
mics Of boys engaged in q rock battle near Mrs.
b. nces. and captured two Of them. They will be
brnnght before the Mayor this morning for pun
ishment.
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GENERAL AssEMRLY on aIKs.lNIA
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

a kN<
Prayer by Rev. Mr. wosdbssdgr.s
message vas received from the Heusa iufxu-
Ing the Senate OF the adoption If q. ioipt resoIu-
lion nxing "Wednesday. the 10th int an the day
m .or the election OF Second Auditor and Keeper oi
On motion Of Mr.. Claiborne. the communication
was laid on table. after discussion partieipat Ell
Ia by MessFs Rhite, Amber, Thomas, August,
Deneaie and others. sf8s9zg esE 80 = =
The foiswihg bills we're repsfted: Incorpo, A.
ting the Brooke connsy Iemesery Co; inenrpora-
ting the Stone Man Manufacturing Co. in the
Counties of Page, Maiisoh and Rappahannsck: K:
oi granting The petition " thetrnstees Of trinity
Episcopal thuren Of staunto1;- a biil allowing
additional compensation $50 per wee hi to the CLERK
OF 53-4 and $685.
Tue following resolutions OF inquiry were offer.
ca By Mr. WEIGH. of Incorporating the Dark Hol-
low Mining company. in Page, Madison. AMI Kappa
hammock. By Mr.. French, of amending the charter
OF the Hythestile and Mecnaulsburg turnpike
company by Mrtasawell, OF increasing the fet 3 Of
the jsilor Of Ohio county. for keeping and snpyort
Ing slaves or other persons confined in said Jail
BY Ar Caldwell, of dividing the Commonwealth
Ihto - ksvenue districts, and requiring that all
taxes and other revenues received from each dis
ttiet shall be deposited in some bank or banks In
such districts. BY MI. Thomas. of amenaing sec
tions and l0 OF Chapter 1885, rs to provide that
suggestion executed shall have the force All effect
o. an hafachmens executed. BY Mr.. French. of crea-
tihg new county out of a part of the county
OF iazeweH By Mr.. August, of Incorporating the
fiahter savings Bank OF the city of Riehmosd.-
ny Mr. smith, OF Jackson. Of reporting Senate bill
no i"u OF last session, to incorporate the Guysn
dotte Bridge Company. BY Mr.. Smith. of Green
prier OF hlaking an appropriation to the Grayson
aud Raleigh turnpike company. BY Mr. WEIGH of
Incorporating the Long Ridge manufacturing conl-
pany IN the counties of Page, Madison and Rap
pahannock By Mr.. Old, of so amending the char
tiers OF the Banks OF Virginia. as to prevent the
issue, or payment by said banks, of any note for
circulation, except of the denomination of So $40
or some multiple of ten. By MIR August, of
amending sec. IL, chap. II, regulating the time of
Closing the transfer books in the Auditors Office
petition of the Virginia Mechanics Institute
asking the exemption from taxation of certain real
estate heid by it, was presented and referred A
petltion was presented from certain citizens of
| Roanoke county, asking permission to peddle
books without paying license for the same
On motion of Mir. johnson, the bills reported
were read second time.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr..
Taliaferro and adopted:
ReSctref, That so much of the Governors mes
sage as relates to the Banks of the Common wealth
| be referred to the Committee on Banks
ReSofred. That so much of the Governors mes
sage as relates to commerce. be referred to the
Committee on Agriculture and Commerce.
Va motion, the Senate adjourned.
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PIeKiNG PocKEr - On Thursday
neht last widow lady was relieved Of her pock-
etboek containing $50. while at the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad depot. sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

LARGE YIELD or PorAroEs The Helena (Aak.
Shield states that Mr.. Y. NJ. Bledsoe, living in Wal
nut Bend, raised this season 900 bushels of Irish
potatoes on two acres of land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

FouND GUILTy Louisa jenkins, Q
slave, was found guilty before the Mayor yester-
day, Of stealing lot Of clothing and money from
Mary Ann James, and sentenced 10 be nogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

THIS AFTERNOON The Maid Queen
a rare and Interesting spectacle-s Is 10 be persenfsd
at the theatre for the datinu of ladies and
children. aud We presume - barge nnmber Of them
will be in attendance. Apart from the musie
songs ard dances, the scenery Of itself makes ups
show thst will repay visit Children, on this
occasion, viii be charged bnt ffteen cents Let
sli the little folk be on hand 20 enjoy the enter
tafn Anf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

-, rssAs.-~rs~rsvsts-hs are t<lsa ssad<
b. sis ral. !. shs wheat H. iss sssl.. = 80
Tsssn tha kesl lpfgMnttuN a saai sns. .thtF4 Msfp
sksea sssi y se~s ~. ssss skss tks sess s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

. SERIOUS AocIDEsT.--W William Num-, youth o.
Chapel Hill, n. C.. dangerously wounded last
week by the accidental discharge of pistol in hi,
packet. The entire charge entered his abdomen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

KEyTucEr LgGislaruRs--This body met on Mon.
day. John @. A. King, an American, was elsetsd d
speaker Of the Senate, and DIR. Daniel p. White. n
democrat, speaker OF the House. The Senate, Il Is
said, will refuse 10 go into the election Of United
States Senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

FROM LAKE surgGp,R--fhe Lske supernr tpper
sbinmsnt. AZ eopoer nom ontansgan during the
sa.san ~ ls.r. te bs 40 tons, l5s2 lhsr valued
hv The Advocate at NOT less than one miiioh u dob
lara. 4tsrse3
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8. d. DENO0S
LOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS

, L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
7th street, West side, between Main and Cary
.IXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
-ERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
RATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
RON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
stch, on such terms warrant will give satisfac-
ion. Ny old friends, and the public generally are
1cited to give me call before engaging else
Ehere. my y8-d6m
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STEALING Susan, slave, was con-
vietd before the Mayer, yesterday, Of stealing
el thes from another servant woman, and ordered
to be soundiy punished for the offence. S
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ACCIDENT Henry lay, neg man
employed onpbu- driver at tho Exchange
iiotel net with ss'rt toas aeeid-n' the eoi her
sth aud tary streets. yeste, day nieTning. lie
had bren {" tn" packet boat with lead ot pas.en.
gers and whiI" standing Oh his box his hore@s
tarted n IN attempting 10 place his fJnt upon
The break So AZ to stop fheni lac nIsde a s-si+p,
'nd iaiiing upon The pavement beiaw. rec. ived a
sey're o'ntu-Iun on Que Of his and b uie ed HIS
mead severely. d.. Brown dressed the wounds,
aud when Sc last heard from the servant he wus
dding well. fbe horses bad not gone more than
square. uhen they were ste pied. without Iu-
jury to tlrrinseives OF the vebicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

RIpIcuLE has shafts, and impertinence arrows
which, though against innocence they may be le
veed in vain, have always the power Of wounding
tranquility.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

A HUMBUG--A story is going the rounds of the
press, of the fearfuIly disgusting sights witnessed
by the divers who went down 10 the decks and
hold Of the Russian frgate, which is without foun-
dston save in the inauguration Of the writer. 1t
is fact proved by the experience of the divers Of
these lakes that nothing be seen when a few
feet below the surface of the water. Some fellow,
after the successful attempt of d yer to get mp
the SAFE ot the steamer Atlantic. a year or two
since. wrote for the Detroit Advertiser a vivid
description Of wha. the diver saw in the cabin OF
that il-aed vessel. and the article copied far
and wide. BY chance. not long alter, We came in
contact with the diver who. 1t Is said, had seen
that terribly beautiful chamber ef death, aud he
very eooly told us that he nothing-hs labor
If finding and raising the safe would have been
comparatively light could he have been able TO
even the dimmest outline Of object. In de-
scendins, all light lost to bim fifteen twenty
feet below the surfaee and from that time the
darkness of Egypt prevailed and he was gov
erned by feeling alone - Clsrstgtsd Leader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

A Royal NARkIaGg--Th. i,st English papers az
flied with a very ,bg telegFaphc dispatch iron
serln relating to the appro achng marriage "f
yrince Frederick William. Of i'Iu>sia with the
Princess Royal Of England t is tobe an IninleR-4
event in all respects palace has been almost "
tuilt but medical CONGRESS 10 use the popular
phra>e.) has decided that the dslnpnes. Il III
will be beinluri'us to the health Ui ths y unG
couple. and therefore they are to commence "h"Gs
Keeping" in nne If the old palacss It's hand
case. but then the citizens seem determined r.
,;.ake all the amends 10 thtir pow E. The city a.,
Berlin il 10 present the young prince his mar
riace with a table. vase and Two candeiabras OF
silver The hurcomasteTs oftlir principal towns OF,
the Rhine have met together t. See in what way
they can best express their united congratulations
She Sirri4nS have wisely cOucindad tn uDd some
sort of charitable institution comm, IN rsiiot
IF the happy eyeht One >ucii society has nirril,i,
.een formed, which shall. on the coming sseddiue
day of the princely couple, and every recurring
anniversary, ,cobfer on one young wedding cnnpl-
ont of each of the eight provinces of Prussia tn
out distinction Of religion. the IF 100 thalers
as a help towards commencing housekeeping. And
another institution is formed Tor h0noring the mar
rage aud 5eDeitting agriculture at the tiDle
The name of the latter is the Frederick " ilhel1,-
Victaria-Stftung. and the name of the other is
worse still Truly, this is great furry over We
~ common event.
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Mfr. William H. Thomas, late af the ws-hingfoa
city past .lfe h<s se-n xppointed 20 he III A~sis
tant Possma@tsy IL me fl.sascsf atpss sssss0vsss
vice Horace Uptoa. E~s;,. reaov<ds y
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e WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND sJEWELRY DEPOT. COR
49, NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS
- Having received our fall stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ,SILVERWARE,
and SPECTACLES
we are prepared TO show of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any house in yir
gtnia We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying, believing that we
can offer Hch inducements will be satisfactory-
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers in this
country and Europe, which enables us to sell low
as they can be sold in any of the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo Mosaic
Pearl. Carbuncle, Lava and Diamond Earnings Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies and Gsntlemen's Gold Watch
Chains, Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings. with Stone; Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings: pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses;
Gold Pens and Pencils: Gold Thimbles Gold Neck
laees and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks; Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets
One OF the firm being practical Matchmaker en-
abes US TO do work in the REPAIRING Department
st low prices and short notice and the same time
will guarantee 10 give satisfaction.
MYERS 4 JAHNKE
Corner of Main and Pearl streets.
y. B-The highest price paid in cash Cor old SILL
YER. 60
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,asFALL TRADE, 1857.
~ GEO. j. SUMNER,
.. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND E4RTHEEWA

NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA
We are nov receiving Fall mportstions PEI
nips William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills
ity OF Brooklyn, &c. and per steamers and vessel-
ms he factories, stock of Glass Ware Looking
Kisses, plated goods, Block Tn Britannia and ia
AIMED Ware, &c, &c. which make up stock tx
srgest and most complete we have ever offered, and
o which we invite the attention of the trade. Our
Il OK has been selected with special regard to the
galts of the merchants of Virginia. North Carolnai
nd ennessee. our facilities being unsurpassed w
re prepared to offer our goods rs good terms a.
ny re-packing house in the country,
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North, respectfully requested to call and examine
ur stock, as we are satisfied they the risk
'nd expenses on goods by giving us their orders
Great care taken in filing all orders, and none
he best packers employed.
GEO. j. SUMNER
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VESSELS ASHORE The Britisb bark crimea from
smyrna. went ashore Wednesday morning ON ths
spit inside of Boston Light. The schooner Georgia
n,ne1 Fl fk ff& s8a
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DssssAAyps. --iisraisS IutssMsnr fseratn e1eE
ysrsisr shsrplss a.t e.s. 4zs.,s pstskess = TN
sinnsii. t1ALA s.s~inlfspd ssisttv a nfNenteQ -
klsadsy. re sIsseel ssgss e W cssG H.
ff8Nse9eNz N u "a.
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SUSPECTED sLAvsR.--Reeeptiy, on the coast OF
Africa, the U. s. ship Cumberland overhanled this
baraue ortez. of New York on suspeioa of being
SLAYER hut. after an explanation. released her
As the t. s. sleop Il war Dale. however. was on the
lookout tor her, IL is supposed that she subse
quenily taken In charge 10 answer.
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DRUGS, Mnp1c1nns. a.
- PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
- pkALkgS II 1 IN M, n.alN'rs otis. pYEs.

..n No. Ia pesyi street, Richmond.
,heiT y Es,i stecE q DKuas. DYES. cHsMicaIs.
sortment we'll adapted d the wants Of the trade.
phrchased IN person by Of the house. on the most
sivvyshsageaos W. s e terms and mostly for cash.
Their teng continued and fattering sapport and We
more that with the facilities pssese tor obtaining
supplies, and the strctest attention 10 the ouaIiy
ht III soooS sent from as 70 preserve the reputation
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
PURCELL. LADD Co. Druggists,
No. is Pearl street.
aa % The street oppcsite their Old Stand.
CouGH ELIxIR-For Pulmonary Dis
Coughs M phW coG GStss EiS aS fSr stsn Gsds and
above any other remedy that has ever been offered TO
cine does not profess to eradicate ali Diseases af what.
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare il 10 be the ONLY CRY
.or pnimenary diseases; but frem the reputation ii
has ae2nired for ITSELF and that too without puine
with those who have used it, and from the great nUr,
per of certincates of residents of Richmond who
nave been benefited and cured by its use she feels AT
,hsa q dena ano II 70 general use satisfied that
eeneht ironi Its healing and curative powers
Tor sale BY Mrs. A. n. DAVIS, Bennett a Beers.
grxal Cnas Miiispsugh, Il. j. Pcot. A. Bode
w VET ranu Cnas. u. ate my21
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
80 W 4 certain emre for Fever and Agne-LEoN.
discovery of the age. Ii has never been known to
TAIL and sconsidered by numbers that have used II
land by the medical faculty, the best medicine IN
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of .-..z
THOMAS LEONARD
" rnF{ sIox st,dA
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FRANcE.-The following is copy of the letter
addressed by the Emperor to NJ Magne, Minister
of Finance, on the monetary crisis:
Monsieur lie Ministre Il see with main tha,
without either real or apparent cause the public
credit is injured by chimerical fears, and by the
propagation of sol disant remedies for an evil
which only exists in the imagination In prece.
ding Yeas apprehensions had some foundatiun-a
succession OF bad haryests compelling us to expor,
many hundred millions of specie to pay for the
corn which We required, and yet We were able Ia
avert crisis and defy the sad predictions of alarm
lists 10y simple measures of prudence adopted mo
mentariy by the bank.
''To-day why is it not understood that the same
results rendered yet easier by laws which Der.
nit the rise OF discount, and which suffice frtiO,7
to preserve the bank specie seeing that we are in
very much better condition than last year the ha,
vest having been more abundant, and the metaiir
reserve more considerable? | beg you to DENY per
emtorily all absurd projects attributed to the TO
yernment-the propagation of which so easily ere
ates alarm-and not without pride can we affi m al
France that there is no country in Europe where
the public credit rests upon more extensive and
solid bases Your remarkable report confirms il
Give heart to those who vainly brighten them.
selves; assure them that am firmly resolv. d NOT
to employ emperical means only resorted to In
cases, happily so rare, in which catastrophes be-
yond human foresight break upon a country.
"NAPoIEON"