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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08

sg Maj. Ben Helm, one of the oldest cit
liens of Kentucky, died IN Elizabethtown or
the oath ult., at the advanced ago OF ninety
one years.
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FOR AssEssOR.-wear are requested TO announce
JOSEPH @. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
mari
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Mexican MustaDg lIniment.-Iti is eight years
since this Liniment first offered to the afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have been used, and IL has
given better satisfaction than any article before
tried for similar purposes. 1t possesses specific
power over inffmmstions, and chronic or accidental
arrangement Of the Muscles, joints, Lieaments or
Skin. 1t is source Of great pleasure to feel that
have been the humble means Of relieving such an i'm.
mense amount Of suffering, and have caused many
thousands to leap for joy" because their pains
relieved their wounds healed and their stiff joints
made elastic. INSCRIPTIONS parties, regardless OF
their obligations to ourselves the public engaged
in attempting to introduce spurious and miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER NAME by representing 1t to he
the similar. sS- Be on your guard, Buy
none brit the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, and you will not be Deceived g. W. WEST
BRoor, Originator. BARNES PARK,
feb25d&wlm Projectors, New York.
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To The whole number Of hogs packed in
Illinois this year is set down at 42l,s74
against 36l, PAS, last year.
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
~ Livingstone's Travels in South Africa:
Lucy Howard's Journal, by Mrs. Sigourney;
Mrs. Hales Receipts for the Million;
Life OF Aaron Burr;
Woods Botany,
Twin Roses, by Mrs: Richie, Just received at
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SUNORIES.-
- 1904 Gunny Bags;
. hbls Crushed Sugar;
% bbls Powdered Su gar,
% bbls Loaf Sugar, in store and for sale by
PRESTON BROS

RI LIQUORS! LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
Ia 40 Dbl Old Rye Whisky,
g nj bills do do;
10 bb,s Cherry Brandy;
% nj bbls do do;
90 bhis Fresh Brandy;
20 hf bbls do do;
bbls Apple Brandy. received per steamer
Princess, and for sale by Ia d. HERMANN.
fehsS
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u Daily prayer meetings for business
men have been commenced in Cincinnati,
sftsr ths fashion Of those in New York.
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Ii persons concerned, will take notice that GER
"A tificate given by the School Commissioner Of
Vanderburg county to one Walter Beal, September
25th 1884, for the purchase Of lot No. T. on the plat Of
the School Lands and being the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section To- town south
cate assgne bv sad Beal 10 enc Ambrose Yeagel
is the property OF the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed made for said land and thai
the undersigned intends to apply to the Auditor Of said
county for a certificate, according to the law in
that case provided. ANTONY KOSTAR.
Eu2 I'm
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0Doctor Boardley, Dentist, will be absent for
a week or two at Owensboro. Those who wish his
professional services, win leave note for him at Mrs
Penteco rs or at the Journal Office. Helwil have his
Office on his return at Mrs. Pentecost's. mare-lw
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FxxALr PHrslcrASs.-Thc commence

CEhALE IHtBlClANss-lnc "COmmcuct-
ment" of the Female Medical College of
Philadelphia took place last week. The Press
says the attendance was very considerable;
curiosity having attracted crowd Of ladies
and gentlemen, besides some three or four
hundred male students from other colleges.
Four young ladies graduated, and are thus
qualified to write NJ. d. after their name 8
and practice as physicians. After tho grad
uation valedictory was delivered by Mrs.
Ann Preston,a Professor in tho College.
The address was characterized by good sense,
good taste, and good temper, and was precise
~ the reverse of what one the "strong mind
edn would have composed. She urged the
propriety, almost the necessity, Of having
female physicians, and upon the difficulties
which, however well educated they might be
they laborcd under when they desired or at
tempted to take their place in the ranks o.
the profession. She also with much trutl
indicated women from the charge Of in
capacity to comprehend and master the diff
culties Of science, mentioning several illus
tratious examples to the contrary; and last
ly, she alluded to the natural desire among
females, to have physicians Of their own sex
In most parts Of our country, female ply
sicians are regarded as novelties. Not SO il
Paris and London, where even clinical in
struction is accorded to the fair sex. The
have had'female physicians for q long Will
in Boston and New York. In the formc
place, for several years, DR.. Harriet X. Hun
has been most popular and successful ply
sician; and in the latter, DR.. Elizabeth Black
well, is held in high estimation, both by tn
public ut large, and the medical profession
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X l. NJ . " A l..
X L NJ o v A l..
A. ANSPACHER & CO.,
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS,
llAyE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
Ii from Main street, to the
COMMERCIAL ROW.

On FIRST street, "a oOOr aoOSe sycomorc ~.
Their stock Of clothing for the SPRING AND SUM
MEX TRADE Is now complete, aud open Tor th~
Market, and in variety and extent we ater ourselves
West.
Purchasing materials at headquarters, rs We
do, ard manufacturing them into Clothing here, at
much less cost than the be done al any other
point, and having taken advantage Of the late panic to
seizure good portion OF our Stock n heavv rcau ton,
feel confident in saying that there Is no Factory tina.
can sell Mt q lower rate or ON letter terms.
We invite the -ention OF the Country Trade n our
stock, with full confidence that wecan supply dealers
good terms they purchase In any Western
Market
Those who cannot in person may he sure that
their orlers will he filed with the geatcst care and
attention. A. ANSPACHER l. CO.
feh1--tf
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-we are requested
to announce GEORGE wOLFLIN as candidate for
City Collector. mars
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CANDIDATES.

JAMES ID. SAUNDERS Is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR.
vEYOR. mars
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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An Impenetrable Secret.-The attention Of all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness In the color Of the Hair is invited to the fact
that such changes NAV be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application Of that perfect smua-
ton ofevery shade of natural black or brown, widely
known as
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tinge which it instantaneousy mparts
Is true to life that II CANNOT DETECTED the
result Of art. by the keenest observer. Sold every
where and appliedby all Hair Dressers-
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
mar3 d&wlin No. 6 Astor House, New York.
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Woolsey e. Nelson will continue their
sale of dry goods this afternoon.
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Sale Of the Lamasco Market House.
TIME CITY MARSHAL, viii, on the 18th day c!
March, proceed to sell the Old Lamasco Market
House-the same 10 be removed within given time
Payment for to be in either cash City Orders
II time OF sale.
BY order Of Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk
nas2-let Holksbote copy.)
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FOR RENT

\hE HOUSE. on the corner Of corner Of IN I'd snf
u chestnut streets, formerly occupied by J. J.
Danieh Esq "a very desircahie situation, vhh soea
saHWg And carriage heuss 10 Cor rprt ~ rac1 ~
AM eosr1re o. fisS-H.I Up. RypHE
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LOST

M L. JOHNSON will furnish all Lost or back
N1e numbers Of the various Magazines or Papers,
that may be wanted in the binding. nars-N
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EVANSVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.

ME have opened seed and Agricultural Ware.
w house. Have on hand and intend to Keep full
supply Of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS; also, a full
ssotment Of IMPLEMENTS. We are Agents for
Mccormick Reaper; Mower and Reaper combined;
Young America Corn and Cob Crusher;
Sarfordb Straw Gutter;
Raymond Roberts Flows;
Peabody's Premium Prolifc Corn;
LAndreths& Sons Warranted Garden Seeds, re-, he
seol5.d&v Z.H. COOK h son.
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RI OST.-On Sunday morning, on Main street, he
II tween First and Third, atBLACK LACE VAIL.
The finder will please leave IL Mt this Office, or at
GEORGE THORNHILL's Saddler Shop, Crescent
City Building, feby3rit
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STORAGE WANTED.

VY7E are prepared TO store in orr Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-'
chandize, the most liberal terms
Having large and airy mp stairs, particular
will he taken OF Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements ard all kinds of goods liable to
damage from damp rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located Of Locust street and "
and Il. Canal, and most convenient for shirpinA o.,
River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER CO.
AMPS.
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TO MAsONs AND CONTRACTORS,
TIME COMMON COUNCIL Of the City of Evans
il vile are prepared to receive Sealed Proposals uT
to Saturday the 18th day CT March, 1853, for building
an extension to the Division street Culvert, North
Easto Of the Canal, OF AS feet in length.
Pla. and Specifications are now file in the office
Of the undersigned: WELL II. WALKER, Cl'k.
mari-td tVolKshote copy.)
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE

CUMBERLASD, Nd, August 3. ls55.
PROP. Dr. 0RATH-Dear Sir haa stiff neck from
Rheumatism, for the last six weeks, and could with di
fcuIty move my head. Accidentally met with a
gentleman, who. with application Of De Grath's
Electric Oil to the part afflicted, cured in two min
utes. The stiffness is entirely gone from my neck
Therefore, can cheerfully recommend De Grath'
Electric Oil to every person so afflicted would no.
be without II, IL 1t cost me el0 bottle.
mar3-d&w PADDOCK BRASHEAR.
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CANAL STORAGE.

HAVE a large dcubis Warehouse nj the Cana
II Basin, ca, fable Of storing any amount Of produce,
which will he received, stored taken care Of and held
subject to the owners orders. the most reasonable
terms. p. q. O'R1LEy
ml36S.
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The ORIGINAL Electric OIL OF Profeorss De
Grath.-Co. 4. Grant. No. 2s erh Thirteenth street,
says: bought hottie Of you three years ago, in
Chestnut street, which cured me OF neuralgia. Many
Of my friends, Mr.. Grips and others, have known
to he cured by your Oil when not able to walk.
Prof. Charles De Grash.
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TERMS OF SALE:

DECEIVED BY EXPRESS
II American Almanac for 1853;
Burton's Ecclesiastical History:
Fruits for Christian Seasons, first and econd Sc
ies,at [jan2ll J.HEALY.
STAR CANDLES
- p Boxes Proctor & CANDLES full weight for sale
at reduced prices by Ic. Fs' TER CO.
novel.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
r II ES
NOTICE.

by goundG;I II fGRH srs5 Fl SAIL
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CHEAP, GOOD AND PERMANENT
AMBR0TYPE LIKENESSES.
s MITH'S GALL cry,

OpposNe Court House, Main stFccf,
At TWENTY-FIVE CTS. EACHANDUPw
sB- Remember over Kcller's Gun Store II:
Call and see Specimens, when you will be sure to 50
a good Picture. febs1-aw
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were taken at CTS. Cd Thore nothing Gass,S
10 Hsvre.
Hay quiet at Soc 6Oc. for shipment and q TIC.
7bc. for city
LIME quiet at zoe. for common, and 81 Tor lump
Roc land.
ho1srs Sales Of 100 hhds Cuba muscovado wore
made at .3c., and 100 bbs Now Orleans al 3oc.
NAVAL SToRn- we're quiet Small sales of spirits t1
enine were made at 4Sc Other srtcl ,hAn =
CHs.-Salts OF linseed made the ut at She
Cruoe sperm and whale without change in qu,ts
uoIs.
IRoyEioNs -Pork-The market was depressed and IN
setcd Sales confined about $50 bois. Ia SIN all
o's closing nominal al ST. rs for old mess, tai ut siS
Sls 20 for new About 90 bss. ~ wre soil ~
ceNvery IN March, at Sis 800 do do. IA Marsh ami April
81 SIS, aid 500 40 for June, at SIS rme on the sp
., sl4 $l4 25. Beef plenty an heavy. Sales OF
10 bbs made, including country prime al 30 a
10 30, country at 81 50 a 81, rep,ckai Western
mesa at IS SO $40 rs pr,me ana beef hams
quit and quotations nominal Bacon was dull y, 900
rough sides reported sold at T.; cut meats
STEADY at Exc exc for shoulders, an sales II CITY
hams at Ole Lard was heavy, AMI sles condaei 70
about l76 ibis. at l1c liMc Butter an cheese
steady and prices unchanged.
SUGARS Sugars were steady, while the sales embraces
about 500 Lbds., including New Orleans NJ 6xc. 7xc
ana Porto RICO, With Cuba chiefly within range Of
t1Sc. a &C. and about 800 boxcs SIC for refining.
NnTKEY The sales embraced about 60O 700 bbls
at &c. a rs &c.
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The obigng prrssr 81 to- sc,ssip C,atti. arrived s
eyenins from Charleston, ~. our ,hanss fos papers
ftpruAAd.ses from Havana ia lsy trD
that he 'clp,ain. % brg fds.
ha gcruty wrecked he Hkharsls ratshe Haytit be
" inst BRIG Fo'a. pauby, ~ from Btdfa1rs bat u ror
Booty Island, aut probably lie ses'l reerrsi -. -
~ TONS but Al Esiport - ISL an owned "a GEORGE
town, no.
Currnn Drpnr, Caut t4sehlaapn ipsainr IN
Messrs wp, Coleman Coslns To- srsncso, pier
IS FAST River. The DERBY susssut.a Al s9 u saasl
capacity, rspf scr iaslss IS, tts lowest raies and hts
slways cnretaai hde her crS1es ia excellent 5rir -
Z advertised to sail on IA tb ins All I'll uAsig b. 81. BIS
Rvs Go, xcn., Rsrney At Boston mon Charleston.
Bar VI vTus wIw.rit. suth ~ New Orleans from A
pnsAh r'p9rts-Ne, ~ Arehlaad Minggo. uags d ga
sane nsit ID sae 81 sna he cabin boy HEINZ iloa.
- hew lolk W. - ~ teS1i $50 ~ Nshl.ts ssSe1i
buried - a,4rHntne.
~ B.rs cccsrsuls Cockera orn sar.or'es for Boston,
hulearss spiN sails, AZ.
~ sase o,as. Htcssa-, trrn Rotterdam 90 H,.'on ~
pairs 81 ns sna ready proved hsr voyage.
BsIs cAslitas ~ Iarpswsin from Havana O. Rpn, b.
manned in nss alhouSh - ~ shassd - position NJ
asa steamer i.lasa lion. wousi - 7. III sssssas u 81
~stsr, BIT doubtful whsihsr n would b. 81 ~ shh
Sous scrnpsa .of ns-us,sslei Freeman fron wen.
heei lor larger, Which BID s,iei rom sesp an rc'a
bor q N.~pos about ococs u ihs i,h nst ran aoai
Rsic5, WI as ancsspaa ou'ss D. brsasa,sr While
vndsr ful all carry nE away bo9 $500 49, ls'tsas.s'
bad rail and bglgarss ca, down V he 4ees iorwar The
Both vessels into he inner harbor - resIrs
ssas B.sI,rrs Go9aas,y fro'a no.'p y rss,e
pn pf ~ o.i Nh bhss ia IN r,s - ~ ',9l5&n
schooner, and hsi the bull bsiy hnge poop iers sye
AM otherve Injured rhe unkuowo srht had - Core
rigglng carried away.
sens W. 4 En,soS IN rhiaasphl) ''uu wlniust,n. Nc
for hos,ou whlgh went Asborc ~ Dson 1tarl,gu bseh
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aud Jamcs mick anu Of bs brothers in PATRICK
keeiy and Jsn'c Carly are respectfully invited 20 atoni
the tuLersI "a Wednesday moruug al oco * fro
bis late rcecoo-, No sl second avenue N 81 Patrick
ca,nedIa and from thence 70 Calvary Cemetery.
M HES-ln Brooklyn, on Monday morning, Dec. Is,
MARY iouRx wfe q Caleb Mosher Both year OF her
age
Funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at three O'Clock, from
the Idvngs,oO house, Brooklyn.
MrlR-on sunday Nov. q, OF consumption, d. AUSTIN
MUIR IN The SD year OF his age.
NJ" Jersey IApeis please copy.
Nnas.-on Sunday evening, Dec. ~, Of cougestive
fever JosSis NELSON, aged Al years and months.
The FRI nds and relatives are requested 20 attend the f
neral at his late residence No I79 Fourth street.
this roesday) evening" at sevea O'Clock without further
invtitn'n. HIS remains viii be taken Somers, West
chester county, on wednesday morning. by tho Harlem
Raiuoad tea clock tram
oAaurn.-on Monday Dec. IS, ANN ELIZABETH DIN
STD 10 the 3Sd year OF her age.
The funeral ~i take place this Tuesday Afternoon, At
two o'clock from the residence OF her brother No i52
DelAocey street. without further notice:
OGpES -OS Sunday morning, Dec. ~, HEyRY OGpKS
son OF the ste lsaac Ogden. OF Montreal Canada la
18th year IL his age.
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invita- u attend the funeral from the Church Of
censcn Filth avenue, this tuesday, Afternoon, at three
O'Clock.
ssnm-At Tsrrytowu, N. Y, on Sunday, Dec. H.
GRoknE SMITH, the elst year of his age.
The funeral all ako place thus tuesday, afternoon at
Wood.
TlsspArx.-on Monday. Dec Ia, CAnEask. beloved wife
Of Edmund Tnsdae, aged 80 yeirs and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 athena the funera Wednesday afternoon
At two O'Clock, from the residence Of her brother in
no 2o6 Greene street. without further invitation
tn MAs.-ln Brooklyn, T. D., on Saturday, Dec. IL !,
MARY rect Of Robert Thomss Senr the 18th year Of
her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral, from her late residence No 367 Grand
street ths (r.sday Afternoon, ~ two O'Clock, without
fuI ther invitation
WHEY -on Monday, Dec. Is, OF consumption, MARY T.
wife Of Reuben Wiley, ID the 3lst year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend Me funeral, from her late residence, FIFTY th.rd
street. six doors Of Second avenue this uosday) az
teruosn al t~o O'Clock. Her remains viii DC taken "
Dut. hess county for iDteTmeut
loup .c'sle papcre Please copy.
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SwsvaGn DsaaD0SaAo MAIDS.
rrre o. CLOSING AT rHs INV 0rrrCk
Rawxsrss .Eorshk lbany, Buffalo nod CAasAAA..
Ncrtb ana W eat say 1an- ........... o< A. ~
Western mail, VIA fire RR ~ A. Il and } Z.
HrUA SOD soah@essasp -
i Essasrp n.ii b. railroad !. a ssS Z
By ssosIaboat.. ,........s r. y.
cAIneaDIA By sissGaor, Via Panama hoadsy,
Iho overland Mail fsr California a~vos n L-oal,
ever, Monday ard rhrrstaY ats 4 ieinr'
ssesigned 10 SAoad be a-~xksd "ovssAnd@ ~
q. IAxx Cgrs rho ovefauo Mad fosa ~ yossvA (noD
6au Lase city, 81 Josepk syory satur
day. ~ A. N. Levers should be nArks1
"Overlsrd, VA ID Jd9eph"
Be, Psr,sic ~ steamer, us Panama, Monday,
aAvAsA.....hy steamer Philadelphia. FRIDAY. Do
Pr1m New Orleans BY steamship isanessre an
The lat and lhth ~ oarh month. u,tters ah1uid be
placed ia the Once NJ New ysrt sr days pre-
yous 10 the abovedat-l
EURorx. by steamship Europa from Boston.
close here on Tucadsy, Dec. li.....i and r. n.
81 II viii be that the time closing the snerncos
half an hour earlier than usual THIS VIII probably oontnus
dutng Lhe winter
1IsE or CLOSING At THg LONDON 0YFIoA
The Overland Mail closes follows
seies, on the I'd, 9Th lIth and hth of each month.
Via Southampton eth lAh and akh, touching e
VITA Marseies the 9Th aud 1sh VIA 6ouhaup
too 4th snd Ath
AUSTRALIA Via Maresilfs and the lOA Via 8osrSh
AmptOp and Suex l4h-
2AURNIus. Via Alden he tth and nth " the mOnh-
BRA1ui-. Via Southampton the 9th OF the month.
~ When the date al making ts Indian and AustrAAaa
msik al London fAls Sunday Iey sAAe W 10
evening previous
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL.

MONDAY, Dec. 13-6 T. NJ
The unsettled condition OF the political world and espe
caly the cesrat hes contained in this mornings HERALD
in reference TO the action Of the British in Central Anne
RIGA and the possibility of collisions between forces
and those o. her Britannia Majesty led to much
ton and anxiety business and banking
day Several bankers appeared look for higher rates
Tor money and some loans very speculative stocks
called in. shipment Of about $500 900 m,ie
10 day 10 the South Exchange on Europe is firm the
best bankers exchange held al l09h at which
is possible TO ship bars. There rather inquiry for
money among the brokers' though not enough 10
a change OF quotations.
The bank statement which made up to-day
pares follows with that which appeared last week.
Week end'g discounts. Specie Circalatn Deposits.
Dec .s12d ,33s 3A 274n7 ,126 s37 sir s9jt 200
dec. H.. l26,62o,i29 81 1882 775ol68 1851 ,s66