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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILR0AD-sUnNEs
IN arrangements for pleasure raveTrstns leave tweay
sirth aAtion folows-0D A. M-sxpress tor Al
bany, Troy sAratoxA springs Niagara Falls LAKE
George Lebanon springs and Lake sshopse csnnectns Al
Albany With fork Central Rwroad for sharon spr
Niagara Falls ali places West Aso with trains for
ts.a All ponss North Sis A. Nor Crofon Falls
meeting AZ God~ns Bridge w,th for Lake waesbnr
cro,on Falls with sases for -te hsbopsc az p
M-For Dover Plains, censscung At Gnldens Bridge
va<es secsbuc and Crotop rala fov
LAke Nsbopso. .
John BuRCHII.I. Assistant Superintendent
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REsTAURANTs.

TABLE DBorE AT SIX O'CLOCK
yos wan zoe good duusr =, rs cen including pin
o. cisre call Al l6i Brozd between fshtn Ninth
tresa Pfiyae psriors fw sigpvfs and psrtesl
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FINANCIAL.

A TTrNTIog-MoNEY TO EURoPE-sfGHT DRAFTS
"A from i've dollars upwards payable where IN Great
Britain Ireland France GERMANY, Italy, aud al other
countries OF Europe by SCHMIDT CO. European
bankers No, 4 Chambers street, New York
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DRorossfs FOR $50 yp OF THE CKoroN wATEh
stock Of the city Of New Yost-sealed proposals ss 1e
he Comptroers officer until thursday sSptem
Is 1860 O'Clock T. NJ when the came will be pubcly
opened for the whole OF The sum o. two
city Of New York" authorized ~ chap S2 Of the laws o.
1850 ordinance Of the Common Council approved
BY the Mayor August 1850 for ipcreasing the supply o'
Coson extending The necessary WORKS for scc umu
aing and dis nbuting the some -.
said sock WI bear inseres ~ The rse o. AT per Gem
per anuu payable quarter yearly ana the principal VII os
RED eemabie On the hrva day Of November, lSsi
proposals viii state The amount Of stock desired and hs
the whoee pro-As sccep;ec
viii be required depost with the Chamberlain q the city
within the opening Of the bids The awarded
W respectively including the premiums on the same
On presenting 70 the Comptroller The recepn OF the Cham
berHn for such depoes the pArewilbe entitled ~
certificates for equal amounts OF the par value OF the stoc<
bearing interest from the oates a psymenn-
pm position should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
Water stock OF the city Of New York and the same
incosed second envelope, addressed 70 the Comptroller
The gh, reserved on the par Of me Oompsrser 70 reject
any Of the bds considered necessary W protect or
'''"''' NV ROOT. 7. HAws Comptroller.
City Of York, Department Of Finance Comptroer's
oace, August IA, 1850.
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ENOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT
House in Forty sixth street. between Fh and Sixth
nues, in desirable location. For particulars apply 10
B. s. MOORE, office Sixth Avenue Railroad Company
he nrensea.
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JVANTED-DowN TOWN APPLICATIONS IoB
w loans first mortgage t20,000 $4,000 and 80 W on
bond and mortgage Also various sums 70 loan IN Brokyn
Brokers need pa apply. ...~,xv ..,,.
ST. 600 n BIT asr.,. nature 1s
the above for four months The advertiser
OF references and would handsomely for the
accommodation; would not beet 70 connect himself with
OF spirit Of not too fasdous dsposson with the
above sum. Address u. X. n, Herald Office.
GIN mn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
C1U.UUO n ain per cent, 90 Ora case msroyed cis
property. Z. O. LOCKE, 70 Pine street.
OK OOO-TO LOAN AT 81 PER CENT INTEREST.
COO.OUO on first class city properly, $70o0 70 loan
proved brooklyn properly farms IN this state Ap
py JOHN " CONREY In the once Of the Peoples Fire In
rance Company, 66 Wall street
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SPECIAL. NOrlCEs.


nR. HENRY MELvILLE \, o. WEST TWENTY sIGHTH
OF my srsefa thar Ks Tor your ssal
%s ss GSp s az %o sS. sSa @ %
may how much have 70 be thankful will state
had for months, obliged TO keep her bed
G Wasting ~S "a. what wa. r Ser &c r S ss
i've months and nOv In The enjoyment Of such measure o
5ous-hod family, She had previously
been obliged rengush 40 the treatment, pa sued % YOU
that my daughter under your Tor great deli
eaey OF CONSTITUTION aud asons cough WIN s s ,ns @ hs
eventually heath Hoping tns yodr Efforts for
s,hsr. l :. .i nesd ~''h equ' sHUg; re,as Ffnsa'
NO sos our ousrn srRsrf JrnsEr CrTr Aug a. isO
7 O. OFF SHE INITIATED MEMBERS OF TIE
independent Order Of Endless society are notified 70 meet
Miderton Manson House. keyport ~ D., Angus - 1901
NroTrCE-MY FRIENDS AND THOSE HAVING BUs1.
IN Dess VIII the ~u nad ue a. A. Wssen a yo's no 10
c,PEcIAI NOTICE. no THE ANDREWS FAMILY-A
- meeting q The Descendants Of The esry settlers Of this
social rtcosninoo at WHnso d .onaecscai on me I'm
SOLOMON AsDRsws NJ ~, Of re1h Amboy, ~ ..
VIOLENT society New surtatsd July 1859 the only
one In es,n. ace every Monday nigni Military Hail.
@ s@ws ay i hss ~ At eIsh, eecs IS bushes q
importance will be transacted by order. , M, ,..,,.
JONI CniDBorRs. seeretary 9. kAArh rres'aenI
DENTISTRY. -.
MuNsrER aRADUArAD SURGEON DENTIST, las
Ia. removed 70 - West Twenty ninth street. between S'o~a
way ani slSla avenne.
NJ n. GRIFFIN BROS DENTIST, NO SO GRAND
~, i Or r.r.i ., q ies,s N heir improved sunpoer
Plate. With sthor erirncuns The rcson silver " sse
q Dor @ W. 1.ss sfs s soa On ausr1 ses
liver 80 re,h ersaced ~hbou pain . cens
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ToURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n. d.
~ Bosu leave pier No North RIVER at 80 asd II 20 A. e.
$50 and $50 n; from foot Of Dey street ~ 1850 An
and $50 y. NJ Ample accommodsucns for permanent o.
lrAnsent boarders WESLEY W. HT1sL,
Formerly M fAfArse Housed Proprietor
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Ara EIssAU srREET-A HONfgxAS DIAMOND
"A broter advances mopey " snj smount on Diamonds,
Watches and All tnds ~ Merhandse OF buys tor cssh
private ofce, - Nss-sn street room M Bpsoess
kdentraL
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RAILROADS.
< AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
FARE TO ALBANY -

N
IN FARE TO ALBANY -
On and After Monday June is6D trains viii leave
~ sirth street station New York. AZ follows
For Wlllmsbridge ant all way stations, 20 II A n and
sSQP NJ For white Plains and all stations, ID 4
NJ For White Plains and al stations 6ls from whs
street depot For Croton Falls from Twenty sire~s
Depot SIS A. stopping al Willamssrid stations
above For Dover Plains from twenty srh depo
r. M stopping White Plains and hts
runs 10 Mnerton every Saturday evening" For Albany from
twenty sisth street depot lob A. express NAL tram
stopping At White Plains, Bedford Croton Fse and
north.
RETURNING
VIII leave wDismsbrdse, stopping at Az way stations w.
PA. NJ and r. NJ White Plains stopping al -ttiuuS
and A. tl5 and r. NJ Dover Plsns. HJpping ~ AL
stations north Of Fcrharn A. this ,rssu leaves Mleroo
every Monday morning ~ b2b Crotn Falls r. " soppuT
at all stations north Of fordham Albany A. ~, stopping
all stations north OF White Pslns
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eOx BRoApwAY-sECoND FLOOR TO LEI, SUIT
O.14 shle for any gepeei business; also, ONCE Rooms
above Apply 10 j. DISCO ios Ea. Twenty third street. be-
fore 10 A. M, or after p. ~, or on The premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

NOTICE TO BoEpHoIDERsa THE BONDS OF THn
IN New York and New Haven Railroad Company. due 10
December will be paid with accrued interest," preson
tion and SURRENDER the freasurers Office Of Twco
~ seventh street and Fourth avenue. ..-
INV YoRK, August 7, isD W. BEMENf, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

CTRAWBERRY FARMS, NEAR RED BANK, MONMOUTH
- bunty, New Jersey.At tbs delightful summer resort
pleasant Of rooms FOR families be had from Angus
rs Terrs mcterse. Apply 10 J. WARREN, ~ above. or 70
Mr.. MIIIs 67S Broadway. Boats 10 Port Monmouth from
Rob PIER North river daily At A. NJ and r. NJ
thence by rail and
RIO sOrrHERNERs.-BELHONT HALL. NEW BBrgH.
stsen Island Tins pleasant hotel but thirty mi
hus s-i from Inc particularly convenient for merchant
and d-shu al residence for visiting the BOts
leave Whitehall and pier North rse-
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N,o TARGET CoMPANrES-A NEW rI.ACB-PAssArC
Pals, Paterson. n I'VE are now open 70 receive
ply 20 JAMES WILSON, las Wet Thirty nth street. or By
letter a above TO the proprs<ofs Noorhies Wilson.
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DENTISTRY.

MUNSTER, sRADUATAD SURGEON DENTIST, n As
IL. removed twenty ninth street, b-a~een bro~d-
way an avenue.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, WELL VENTILATED
IL Rooms angle suks with without Board al NO II
Clinton place.
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7 O. or SHE INITIATED MEMBERS OF TIE
Ind-prndeut Order Of Endless society are nodsd 10
Al Mdc MANSON House. keyporL ~ j., Angus - 1901
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

Ar THOMPSON cos. BROKERS' AND COMMISSION
a herehane lW faHnaa street. corner q Ann street
No ssccrd door ADVANCE money from o. . ToM q
kinds a. merchandise boughf Particular attention rad V
auctou aies II Furniture 10 sewing n.chse bonrkf srs
eDlA. A r. THOMPaON Anc,sD.Sr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

EEaS- 1t is noticeable fact that the num-
Der of Southern States in which the Dis
union sentiment has any degree of preva-
lence, about equals that of the Northern
States that are charged with notification !"
tendencies. The great majority of Free
and Slave States alike are true to "the
Constitution, the Union, and the enforce
ment of the Laws" - Gin Gaz.
And it is noticeable fact, also, that the
States which nullify or obstruct the enforce
ment of the United States, laws are in the
extreme Northern and Southern portions of
the Union. The States near Mason and
Dixon's line-those whose inhabitants know
each other we'll through frequent inter-
course--do not act the fool. If secessionists
and aboltionists could be induced once
every year to visit each others section OF
country and become mutually acquainted,
there would be no trouble Know thy
self is a sensible piece of advice kno1c
each other is equally sensible, and necessary
TO peace
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03
These issues are secured by the follow
ing stocks deposited with, the. Treasurer of.
An Appointment Asked For.

WILLIAM JoNEs5 Esq, prominent citi-
zen Of Spencer county, was warm friend
of Abraham Lincoln when the latter used
to live in Indiana. Mr Jones is now also
friend and correspondent of M Liocoln.-
He spent the whole OF the summer and fall
working and speaking for the Republican
National, State, and County tickets.
For this he asks only one return: that is
that he be appointed messenger to carry the
electoral vote to Washington. 1t is due
him that be should receive the appointment,
and it would be one eminently fit to be
made His friends down here ask that the
honor 0e conferred upon him. VIII The
Electors and all interested bear this matter
in mind? The Electors meet this week at
indianapolis to cast their vote, and we hope
to hear ot Mr.. Jones appointment in due
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

New TIMG.-A new time table went into
operation on the q. and NJ. and E. ana G.
Railroads on Monday. The mail train from
the East arrives here at 4:5O P NJ, and de-
parts at $40 P. N. Mail train from West
arrives at 1880 and departs at Zoo P. ~
The mail trains each way stop for meals at
this place. w ---t e
The express bound West arrives here at
4:50 A. n. The Eastern bound express at
1924 P. NJ.
Trains on the Evansville and Crawfords-
Vile Road depart from this place as fol-
lows:
The mail train going North leaves at
12:42 p. m; going South at lO:U7 n. m
The accommodation train North leaves at ? NJ.
going South at ll;25 a. III. The up and
down mail trains pass at Princeton, and
the accommodation trains pass at Vincen-
mes W.. -
The new time will give US the St.
Lous mail one hour earlier than before,
and the Eastern some four hours later
Ytn. Goz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

CINCINNATI, Dec. Flour unchanged;
demand limited and local; 40 for superline !;
80 a. 5 90 for extra, and G 90 for Fa-
gan's epicurean. Wheat unchanged; very
little doing and prices little better than nom
inal. Corn % a 30. Oats 90. Rye ~ a.
SO. Barley IS a. so, and but little doing
in any article. Whisky declined &C. sales
of $50 bbls. ct II. Hogs unchanged in
s. 90, while holders ask ; %. Receipts
demand quite limited Green meats de-
clined to 4ic G, 4s for shoulders and 81
for hams Lard dun at s8 "a %. Gro
ceries unchanged and quiet Sugar 81 a.
=! MoIasses % a 80. Coffee I44 0 ISL.
No change in money matters Exchange
on y. Y, l per cent. prem.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

GeEg~ The render who is in need of good
Dictionary--a reliable and standard work
is referred to the advertisement Of Web
5ter's Unabridged in another place. -Tbis
great American work has recently been en- =
larged and improved by its enterprising
publishers -sIcssrs g and c. Merriam,
Springfield, Mass. Anew feature has been
added to it, viz; pictorial illustrations, of
which it contains 1900, illustrating the
meaning Of great many things not easily
comprehended ga bare explanation by
words. This Dictionary has also had add
cd TO i large number of synonyms. We
shall have more 20 say about this work. here
after.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

Proposition To PUT Down EX0TEMENT.
We end the following in the Washing
ton correspondence OF the New York Times
of Wednesday: @
1t is also said that on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week. an influential member
Of the Republican party viii offer resolu-
tions in Congress, declaring the rights of
the several States in terms which must be.
satisfactory TO every Union-loving man in
the South, with the emphatic declaration
that this bill of rights the Republican party
is willing to embody in the Constitution.
Should this be done, all excitement, it is be-
lieved, will snbside in As hours and that
reason will resume her sway, to the chagrin
and modification OF those who have labored
SO long and so earnestly to break up the
Confederacy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

COsMoPoLITAN. Arr AssoC1ATIoN.-Mr
Perry Elliott, at che City Gallery, No. As
Vain street, has been appointed Agent for
Evansville OF the above-named Association.
The Association is known here well. 1t
offers rare inducenents To subscribers this
year. We merely give now the fact of Mr.
Elhott's appointment Ia first rate one, by
the way) for the benefit of The old patrons
of The Associations. We shall have some
thing more to say in short time for the
Information of those who are not well in
formed rs to the objects of The society.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

FAMILY POIsoNED.-Thc family Of Rev
VIM. Mast, who resides in this city, and
which numbers some FIVE or six persons,
were all poisoned yesterday b. partaking of
fresh peaches put up in tin cans. 1t appear
ed upon examination, that the cans had not
been properly sealed, and that the air had
penetrated to the fruit, thus generating a
poisonous acid. Medical assistance was soon
called, and after the administration of the
proper antidotes, the lives of the party
were saved, not however, until after con
siderable sutfering.-C Gin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

DIPTHERIA This fearful disease prevails
to some extent in this city. The little girl
whose decease it is our sad duty to announce
this afternoon, died of it in spite of the
best medical aid. Parents should be ad-
monished to exercise the greatest degree Of
vigilance in warding off the first approach
es of the disease, as everything depends
upon taking it in time. The best prescrip-
tion we know of for the early symptoms Of
the disease, is TO send Immediately for the
family physician.--Laf Cou.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03
"a Vic following is an extract from

G@The following is an extract from n
letter written by the Rev. ]. S. Holmes, pas
tor of the Pierrepoint Street Baptist Church
Brooklyn, N. Y, to the "Journal and Mes
senger," Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes
in favor of that world-renowned medicine,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Child
ren, Teething:-- a-. ...
awe see an advertisement in your col
umns of Mrs. WINsLow's SooFHING SYRUr.
Now we never said a4word in favor Of Il pa
tent medicine before in our lite, but We feel
compelled to say to your readers that this
is no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED rT, AND
KNOW IT TO BIZ ALL IT CLAIMS. 1t is proba-
bly, one of the most successful medicines Of
the day, because it is one of the best. And
those of your readers who have babies can't
do better than to lay in a supply"
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M AZ RIEn:

On tho 29th of November, by Rev, Mr.. McCarer,
at the residence of the brides father Mr.. VALDE-
MAR SoRENsoN to Miss KATE GILsIAE, all Of this city
The printers were of course remembered in this
instance. An elegant and delicious cake and a box
of cigars served a text which to hope all man.
Of happiness for the bride and groom
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to peace.

SHOCKING DEATH-Mrs Martha Hyde,
three miles above Vincennes, came to her
death on the oath ult, by falling into a well
by the family residence. She was drawing
a bucket of water, when the sweep at the
we'll broke, and she was precipitated into
the well, killing her instantly. She leaves
family of three small children to mourn
her loss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

Bg5H Congress meets to-day. There be-
ing no officers to elect, the two bodies will
proceed at once to business. The Presi-
dents Message will be read probably about
Wednesday. We hope to publish it in full
on Saturday morning, and perhaps to give a
telegraphic abstract sooner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

EfE@ The total nopular vote received by
Mr. Lincoln for the Presidency viii be fully
equal to that obtained By Mr. Buchanan
four years since, and will perhaps exceed it.
Lincoln has IFS electoral votes with 8
chance for six more in Oregon and Califor-
MA, while Mr. Buchanan had but Iz6 IN all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03
New York Market.


NEW YORK, Dec. fst.-Flour heavy and
a shade lower, with only moderate busi-
ness doing for export and home consumption
az decline; sales 1880 bbls at 1904 10
for super state; 4 9oG5 90 for extra do !;
t I0G1+ so for super western; 5 2005 %
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Rye flour quiet, with trifiing sales at } 400
20 for common to choice Whisky heavy
and lower; sales $50 bbls at I81@I9c.-
Wheat heavy and lm2c lower, with mod
crate export business doing; sales "a, GOO
bush Chicago Spring at / O5G0l OF Al, 900
bush Milwaukee Club, at l 1OG3I II IT,
900 bush winter rel western at 20; 6,00O
bush choice Racine Spring at l II. Rye
dull at G4GG70. Barley scarce, and prime
parcels decidedly better sales IG, 900 bush
Canada nj S06S5, the latter for choice
Corn scarcely so firm, and the export de-
mand not very active; sales 50, 600 bush
at 6 for MIXED western in store, and 65
ailoat; GGGG67 for southern yellow. Oata
quite firm, with fair business at 37BG38k.
Pork dull, heavy, and declining: sales 275
bbls Mt I ; 80 for old mess; 6 Is for new
mess; 10 1901 90 for prime; total stock,
Il, ,226 hbls; same date last month, 204lG
bbls same date last year, 80, ,610 bbls.--
Beef dull and unchanged sales so bbIs at
g 50MI0 90 for rcpacked mess; 10 SOFA
ii 90 for extra mess; total stock 90, 573
bbls; same time last month, II, 746 bbls,
same time last year, 62,437; prime mess
beef and beef hams dull aud unchanged.-
Cut meats heavy at nc for shoulders; 100
l01 for hams dressed hogs quiet at &c for
corn-fed live hogs dull at 5}05& Bacon
quiet; $50 boxes short-ribbed middles,
Philadelphia cured, at IOc. Lard dull and
heavy; sales $50 bbls At l03CGI1 for No.
to prime western. Cheese 9MIl4. In
stocks more doing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

GoLD PENs.-Mr. Il. c. Hill, of the firm
ot Barnes & Hill, Gold Pen Manufacturers,
800 Main street, Louisville, KY, is at the
Pavilion, where he will remain few days.
This firm manufactures superior article of
gold pens, as we have reason to know, and
sells them wholesale or retail. They also re-
pair gold pens reasonably, sent by mail or
otherwise Call on Mr.. Hill if you want
rnrIhitilr II Ibis line
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

sI@ The Supreme Court have decided
that a Bill of Exchange drawn by one of
the Free Banks of Indiana was not the act
Of the bank unless signed by both President
and Cashier. Hitherto the practice has
been for either of these officers to draw the
bill, and the act has been regarded as suf-
6cient, but the Court decides now that it is
not sufficient.
The Indianapolis journal says The
decision was given in case brought
against the Gosport Bank, one of whose
bills signed by but one of its officers, was
protested in New York for ou-paymept,
and returned home for collection, and re-
covery was resisted on the ground that it
was not the action of the Bank ss~s 81
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PhiiadeEphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee Ist.-Flour quiet at
; O0@}5 25 for superfine Wheat firm at
l 28@1 81 for red, and 2O@I 25 for
white. Corn inactive yellow 656654;
white 67G 20. Mess pork Is Oo0l8 25.-
Whisky dull ut 19JM20.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

nA- -Hambujer, the wizard, performs in
Henderson on Monday night. The people
of that city will see sights that will aston
ish them. Hambujer and the dwarf,
Sprightly, can keep any audience in a state
of astonishment for an evening by their
incomprehensible feats.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

New YonK, Dec. lst-The Express states:
ave regret to hear that the week is closing
with the discharge of larger number of
laborers than on Saturday last in conse-
quence. Of the increased difficulties in rais-
ing money to pay them"
The steamship Teutonia for Southampton
and Hamhureh took 100000 in specie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

G..s~Those SIS Oysters, which you tread
about, are superb. We tried a can OF them
which VIC procured of Partner Caldwell,
next -ioor to the Post Office, First street,
aud have no hesitation in saying they are
equal TO any in the market. Partner has
!, r-,v cases left and continues 20 receive
chem daily 10y express. Call at No. if
}ou want them fresh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-03

Ge0. Ladies aud gentlemen, remember
,ne sale of fine silk dresses and other dry
goods 10y e. Nelson & Co, at their auction
tooms, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. They
htyc about 500 yards of silk goods, good
article, which they will sell without regard
to prices, to the highest bidder. Ladies are
iugitcd to come and buy. dec1