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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20
Markets. .Peported Bg Telegraph.

AIB,sr Nov 19-ep m-FLogE dun, and sal4ble retail
100 bush Of western Mixed at &C., aaoat OATS dull but
steady 354c for State aAoa BARLEY IN large supply and
ada West aoat ne ear lots do 65a67c for State four
rowed and SIC for Mixed State WHISKY lowers sales oil PIG
CiscSNArr Nov l9FIorR dull and accurate quotations
be given WHEAT dull and declined Sc, at 5c for Red
WHISKY dull at oc. Hoes dull holders offer freely bu show
dsPSsiiSn to pres sse, and packer buy Psrsy At 20 100
cautious SIGHT ExCnANGE on ewAork at & cent pre-
BrYYAIo, Nov 19G p mFrorR dull, but prices UNCHANGED;
sales CoKS III fsir demand sales ~ 900 bush st &c 5000
sales 100 bb at lSc CANAL fREGHTs5c on Wheat Toe on
Corn to New York LAKE. InroR1sloooO bbls Flour 81 90
E1PoETs4 900 bb Flour, 10000 bush Wheat 9lOOO bu,h
OswEeo, Nov. Is-e p m.-FLouR dull and 25c. lower.
W%EAr very an Sd loEes ale 1880 bush No. Mwsakee
oo At and oc bush No ohesso Spring q, s'e Other
ing asking l6c Wheat wYok hut shipments
1900 bush Barley hush Rye sOObns Oa. aud Ogo
59,h Peas Canal E1PoETs sl3e hh Flour, 200 bush
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1870 bush Barley, 5000 bush Rye
B4ITINOEE, Now i9FIour heavy and declined be; all
kinds offered at s. but no buyers Misunderstanding enden
ey loG2c lower large sales Red ~ 100 II 23: White
~ Dd4l 80 CoES dull and declined Sc. Yellow Csc
White, to arrive 6se Provisions dull, Prime PORK 10 So
CoFFEg quiet WnIsEy dun at 2O!c.
% 900 bull, 6c Tor NortesteI Club 75e for No. ' sg
t tG no. GA4 III ae fSE 2 s g 26 bush e %
" neat - eC bush Com sHirsEsTs0o bb Flour GOO
Wheat to Buffalo. sIGHr EGcHAsGE Ne-York nonnelly
et Z cert prem. Banks not selling.
NKwOKiEASs Nov l9-CorrON-ssles to-day 1850 bales !.
markets too irregular 70 give quotations MOLAsR, 25d2Ic
FLOUR dull al $50 1914 Tor Superhne CoBs steady a. sea
re Sterling E2chpnge at par 70 q premium Sour
k1chANGE on Newiok At par to a. cent premium Market
very unsettled.
Cn,RLKsToS, Nov l7.-CoTroS sales to-day 1893 bse..
prices ranging nom loailc for nddns aud declined g.
ket Depressed.
AueusTA, Nov l7-CoTroS ,nsrke; is fat.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l9.-FIOTR dull and de- lining
WHEAT duh, and declined 6a 7c: Red ~ 2j0 81 Cons
duh at oo0tSe. COffEE firm aud quiet isKY dull at ~ n
pc.
PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
PHLADELPHI, Nov. lg-Uur Bank sfsemeu' for the mat
week shows the following:
Decrease In loans. 1888 600 Decrease alton Loo
Decrea.e in deposits. 42gO0 Increase ia cee 900
The money merle. today j. easier
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rate within reason Indeed capitalists can hardly DC induced %
look at street paper There isn. a1 osns
moment Of The discount Nothing Is done IN advance and
nothing parties to discount their own notes Ine ous Of
been comparatively siures In this city there have been
Of or se conc sas eDSSe x @ g. The S
fors has also been few end at Boston only Two or e ie
years he crops have good SOUTH and
GOOD The present year West IDda. has been and
speculation m lands Of lots stocks anything else
debtednes. Of large and companies filing
streets with borrowers, who have In 1884, converted hga
o% 70 3 ) cent MONTH There Z noth"f q any y ,h
the bank. are consequence all the better based they also
bins now 20 at D cent premium and fir bills al par These
rates % %sse sf ge and bes op pss I'D
Of our own City are about 70 forfy thspeyes BY
secession Of any Of the Southern States With the sIg
hardly how there be financial crisis The only differ
any part Of the country results from Political differences
show. Itself on stocks most ,ensye all com.
od' seses,s they are The no. 5sa b a.ds m IN The
other commodities not m ike deee affected because do
and all the various products labor show the depre
citation IN price becanse they all brought within the
oil or that could be desired IN u7 bonng harvest bot
man in Lis peerss nature wagoHy hLg.' all these s aside
The Ner- Orleans PcdyVHc Of Thursday last eays:
Some Sterling required to-day for direct remittance,
and o sales Of strictly prime signatures 20 the
tent of R2000 AZ l05 and little Only
action in bill Of adng at 04 notice Nothing Of
any consequence done IN francs sale Of strictly good 90
days NewYork transped discoun But the general
time bills be moved any figure Sight
what mer At the the banks asked IA dcou sad
outside checks dealt in at a and discount round
mount on Boston sold at J."
Canal tolls received for the second week in Novem-
Der $780, slptl7 Ia
Do in 1909 10
increase In 1900 Observation-Disclosures. xSg4l4
For two weeks in November ............ f145
DO in 1859. 1889 a
Increase Ia 1860 Observation-Disclosures. ssI6l5 Is
From opening Of navigation TO and including the
second week IA November 1850 s2s3s2 n 10
Do In 1859. COL 40
Increase In 1861 237 ssl ~
These figures justify the hope that the tolls for the
year will exceed hree millions Of dollars. There viii
doubtless yet be two full weeks Of navigation.
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ioills &c. il to be conducted by the Bank of Com
merce for the joint account Of the banks interested.
Private dispatches from New-Orleans to-day quote
sight bills on NewYork and Sterling both at par inis
stops the drain of specie to that quarter.
Henry Willetts, esq, Treasurer OF Westchester
County was to-day appointed Receiver of the Bank OF
Sing Sing. He is depositor TO the amount of about
$4,000.
Money on call is perhaps little easier, but III the ne
COLLATION. of paper there is no relief Leading names
90 at 1918 cent and there h little or no currency
at these figures Buyers appear to have entirely aban-
doned the market, and have in many cases invested
their means in stocks. The Corn Exchange If nearly
at a stand still in consequence of the imposslbity OF
selling exchange Forced sales Of Hour and wheat
haye been made at large decline. Cotton Is also de-
cinng and dull In nncurrent money still higher rates
rule. Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, ~ cent; indi-
ana 3 y cent; South Carolina Georgia. Alabama, 10
y cent; Virginia. sc. v cent. The heavy decline
in State stocks has has destroyed, temporarily at least
a large portion of the security in the Bank Department
of the Western States held for the circulation Of the
banks and this has been great and sudden that it
il now useless to call for additional security. We I'M
derstand the State officers have dec ded not to attempt
ueh call and also not to receive at present any OF the
tocks Of the Southern States on deposition currency.
Burlington and Quincy Road shows gain Of $500
The Michigan Central road earned the second week
of November, 1861 y oi ~
In November, 1859 4Zd'o ~
Increase. s71Oe go
The Michigan Southern in the same week earned an
increase of $1,000
The earnings of the Jeiersonville and indianapolis
road for October were about $50 000 being increase
of $4,000 over the earnings of the corresponding
month last year.
The bank statement to-day is quite as favorable In
the specie reserve as could have been expected after
the heavy Southern drain Of week before last. The
loan line, however, shows very sharp contraction,
most of which took place i'll the early part Of the week,
under fright. During Friday and Saturday we think
there was a more liberal action the part Of bank
officers. The deposits show the natural effect OF the re-
duction of loans and drain of gold.
The following is a comparative statement of the con-
dition of the banks of New-YOrk Chy Nov. 10 and
Nov, liz
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NIDTSISG OF cArHARINE STREET.--Ihe Stree
Committee Of the Board Of COuncilmen met yesterday
ut D. m to hear parties in reference the widening
on the west SIDE Of Catherine street, proposed in the
resolution Of Councilman Campbell Of the 9th of Sep
teu,ber last Petitions were sen in in favor, and Mr..
s. w. Warner presented map showing the import
,,nce Of the street and it, widening aud made speech
in favor alleging that the Seventh Ward had been
1axed long for. and had never actually been benefited
BY any Of the city Improvements Of lhis description
Mr.. Giles also favored the widening but hd moi want
hs lot cut through. He requested an ad'urnnent 10
get Others Of bis mind 10 come The next meeting VIII
be advertised
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Nov. Ia-Before Justic
DAILY.
DECISION.
Manning agt. Blogg.-Order settled.

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Noy. la-Beiore Judge
RUSSELL
Charles Smith indicted for larceny from the person
In taking silver hunting watch from John Honche on the
18th October was tried convicted and reronded until FRIDAY
for sentence. - u, h.., Uinn Of
WIN Rigby pleaded guilty Of assault on Robert VIM
T1eenfb stree on the 1t October last having used
naL. knife as was alleged quarrel II appeared that %
onsinant drew his own Sentence snspedod
Rosaa Murphy grand larceny pleaded guilty OF petit larceny
n; taLinc silver worth % from o. e. Cbesiyn ON the
22d Oct She the Penentisry Tor SIX ni2h'h
james Taylor indicted for assault and battery with intent -
KILL was tried aud acquitted - Il. IA, ,n.., =,
commit rape Sentence Teseryet until TIE third rJy o.
the term The complainant s Margaret Conners VINO Mes
tha, ON The 18th inst about o'clock she ana henry
MrCoick together fom dance which he'd lasted m
pi,b roneh AZ Wood and that while crossing the 10y
between the Third and Fourth avenues the assault referred 10
the complaint made >, 49,, In, ;,,or,
% hi FRANCIS Burbndge and acquitted Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20
THE SOUTHERN PATRIOTS SONG.

From The Mobile Tribune
Hank on the breeze il is waited sisr;
The sound Of the trumpet, the alaTum Of war.
Up! up with our banner. the hour has Gomez
Let each Southern patriot prove true TO ms home:
When we are united, what have we to fear?
SO Danish contention and discord ioTeer.
Grasp the sword,
strong OF hand
Pass the word
To each band.
And stsnd in defence Of our native land.
Is II peace that We ask for when there is no peace 2,
Let such useless clsmoTs forever now cease!
The time is long past when freeman should crave
A boon his knees like the downtrodden slave:
Nay stand 70 your arms like your fathers of old
The tricolor proudly above you uDrolled;
Never blanch,
then but fight
Ever stancn
In our might
We know that we battle for Freedom and Right.
Then fearlessly face ye this fierce coming storm.
Like sheep will drive back the hiIeling swarm;
FOR plumber and rapiue they raise the red hand,
We night for the love Of our fair Southern land
Like heroes be bold, and surely vel prove
lie lights doubly armed who is armed with his love.
Let the South
BE cry,
And each mouth
Ring IL high;
These hounds OF the NoIthlsnd before us win fly.
But let the base coward shrink trembling away
And leave us the honor and brunt of the fray;
While hid IL dark csyerns his safety be seeks,
The blush Of his shame deeply mantling his cheeks
The bright crown Of glory shall cover the brow
OF every true SoutlTon that strikes down foe.
Firmly stand
BY the sod
That your brave
And Trust IN the truth Of your cause and your God.
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MARRIED.

HALIOCK-CAsE-At Shelter Island y, Y, on Saturday
Nov n by the Rev ID. NJ Lord j. W. Halock OF hisere,a
Long Island Miss Emma A. youngest daughter oil capt 'o
seph 8. Case Of the former place
uIrNTERBURNS-In this city, Friday, Nov l6, by the
Rev Mt Brewer John K Hunter to Isabella kirksnd Burns
both Of Scotland. -
HIIJ-SMITH-A Stonington, Conn, on Thursday Nov 10
h 10 Rev VIM Gin Chas s. Hu TO Mary II. Smith both
OF same place. ,
LITTLE-BARNEs-On Wednesday, Nov H. at the residence
81 tLs bride,s father by the Rev h. 4. Munser, Mr. j. .
Ttis of Osteadvlle II. " TO Miss Lucy Barnes young
ct dsugher of T. s Barnes ESQ., of Minerva, Essex County,
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SUPERIOR COURT-TK1,L TERx-Nov. I9.--Before Justice
MASUTAcrrRE or CAR AxLI

T \ u ~ " W TT = ~ TT = w
Stephen Il. Boges Abner Van Horn ct al.
This action is brought by plainfto recover from
the defendants the 10000 compensation for injuries
RECEIVED by tie plaintiff through the nonfrhineit Of
agreement made between the parties tie part Of the defn
Gants.
appears that about the 22d Of August 1856, the defendants
made verbal agreement with the plaintiff by which they
10 caTa1es for the plaintiff specified price the
plaintiffs furnishing the material Pursuant TO this arrangement
Tho plaintiff furnished materials and the defendant manu- ctued
trial the ae onnd 70 e OF an inferior
quality The paiif aege thai they furnished
tie proper material but this tie defendants deny The defend
ants also eege that the plaintiff requested them TO lIe one Car
pointer Oyfsec the manufacturing Of the aes on account o.
liz superior ability il this department and that u Improper
tciis 10 p castings through the Wllf Hult
sid Carpenter which thet not liable The case
stl On
W L. Tidbal and 4 Cutler fo plaintiff A. A. Phillips and
LcIi S. ChGlhcd for defendants
SPKCIAL TFKN.-BeiOTe Justice HOiTNis.
THT SUNDAY LAW DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL.
The Managers the Juvenile Delinquent Asylum agt ONO
Hoym aud A. y. Harnan -.
The plaintiffs sought TO enforce penalty OF S%JO
from the defendants who the propnooIs Of tie New fob
Stad TheaTr for violation OF the Sunday lew by giving
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dramatic performance Sunday The defendants denurred
theconpisnt the ground that there action
1his brought the question Of the consiona;y Of the aw
hssE The fully and ably argued before Judge Hoa
a few weeks ago.
Tl tie Judge rendered decision In favor Of the
plaintiffs. lie held that the law perfectly co1t NAL ard
the defendants liable under the provisions The demurrer
oyerruled with
Henry A. Cram for plaintiffs Henry L. Clinton for defendts
DECISIONS.
Byass agt. Smith,-Judgment settled.
The People agt Hoym ct al.-Demurrer overuled
with liberty to -,
Griffin agt Cranaon.-Complaint dismissed with
costs 10 defendant Cranston Statement Of findings with CLERK
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-MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....


Steamship-Prinee Albert, Walker Galway, Rowland As
pinwall
ShipsD Hosdey, Magma Liverpool, j. ~ Smith Co J.
II. Bertram isn knudson, Hamburg, l. y. Oechs Co.
BaIks-M Morton, Buckley Savannah, ID. g. Mnuayi Viz
gnian Lowry Richmond Chas Ii. Persons Pilgrim Haeck,
Mobile, L. H. Hszsd Blonde (Br, Allen Queenstown j. c.
Macarthur.
Brizs-Cyde Campbell, St Johns, " r., Peter Nevus
Som waccsman Nickls, Bucksvle, r. p. Buck Co. Emily
Vista Staples New Orleans, n H. Brigham Blear Vi1ad,
Tanpeo King DeNere Mschios SLOPPY Trinidad de Cnbe;
Thompson Hunter
schooners-Ann Cole, Petersburg, Isaac Coles Os BE-,
Anderson Porto Platte Hennng Gosng Ocean Wave BEL,
Lockha Hautpo d. r. Dewof; Rollins, PKsons, Franklin,
c. p sexYich Keptune's Bride GDett Wilmington. ID Golden
Murray j. w. Brown, Foster Baltimore, =. Dslzen
Soop-Amy, Bishop Taunton, H. ;. Rackett Blackstone,
Alien. Bristol. /. Kenny.
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tNNsAN 81 steamship Thomas Swami arrived on Mon.
shore ON Hedge Fence ~ N's4e'''"'
BAIT soRE Nov 1.-THE schr julia Ann Arr a, ,bs NOR,
a evening aud reports Nov H. a 20 Ion N so pke5 nj,
u containing i've mes who stated they 20 he scbI
Ntahpoh OF aud from Washington ~ c. bound 20 Bo.ten
ih cs!go o. laval scores into the nish hsEe NV
bound y and the schr sunk IN short time The can
AZ u crew tne9 TOOK their boat and being egh, hours Ia
poe were picked gp ~ the above vessel Ii was blowing
hca'y at the thae nom \. W, with a heavy sea s
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by Telegraph
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, S. C., Monday Now 49, 1869.
1t is rumorcd that the people of this city intend
present Capt. Berry of the steamship Columbia with
goId-headed cane for hosting the Palmetto flag upon
leaving New-York to-day.
The report that Mr.. Buchanan is going to make the
attempt to coerce The South is generally regarded
joke
There is nothing of interest Transporting in Southern
capitals 10 day.
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CITY ITEMS.

WINTER GARDEs.--Mss Cnshman gave "The Hon
eymoon last night TO ar excellent house. Her per-
sonation OF Juia" :" was full of fine points, and
fully satisfied inc audiences whose applause was fire.
quent and noera' "Zamor,, the disguised page was
carefully rem" red by Miss Ada Clifton, and volane"
by MRS. dffeld. The masculine parts by Messrs.
CouldocS Dyott, Davidge, and others, ranged from
gooa the reverse; but, the whole, the play was
cieV erly done. Tonight, I" Guy Mannering."
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GEORGIA.

AuGUsTA, Ga. Monday Now 49, 1860
Political niatteIs quiet to-day, with The exception
al enlisting Minute Men the erecting Of liberty poles,
and such matters.
1t is reported that Sterling Exchange was offered at
Savannah today at par, without purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20

AcUDENTs.--0iice Tenbrook Of the Sixth Ward
badly injured last night by falling through apdoor in the
Sidewalk Of Baxter and Chssm streets. He
yeycd to the Station House
Yesterday aft moon Barney Martin lsborer fell overheard
the ksip Ferry and drow ned all attempts
him proving unavsDg His body has
Martin walking upon the ngpiece at the end Of the dock
when he fell of.
Last evening about o'clock Andrew fitzgerald kman
employed building in New Chambers Koee
fell from the third story and seriously injured about the
and head s taken the Hospital Of the Medical College
IN Thirteenth street.
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Advertisement -
Those WONDERFUL AZTEC CHILDREN, win
,s Wp,TsIT land all the other wondersare still attrac
inS roYded bouses at BARyUxs MUSEUM The dram Hose
Elmer to-day, at 3 and u o'clock. p M
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THr BOARD or COUNTY CASyAssERs.-This Board
met yesterday at 10 o'clock, and canvassed the returns
of the Twentieth and Twenty first Wards. The of
Dennis McCabe came up, and was laid over till noon
to-day. 1t was stated that canvasses who had been
notified to appear before the Board had failed to obey
the summons. Mr.. Blunt hoped their names would be
sent TO the Grand jury for Indictment The Board adj
journed II o'clock to-day As there remains only the
Twenty-rst Ward to canvass and few corrections in
the returns for the Eleventh. Sixteenth and Nineteenth
Wards to he made, the Board will probably finish thei
work III short session.
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LOUISIANA.

NFw-0EreAEs, La, Monday Nov. 49, 1860.
Goyernor Moore will convene the Louisiana Legs-
Jsture On the tenth Of December.
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The annexed figures show that the banks are really
in much stronger position than they at this time
last year, the various items being neatly the same,
while we were then shipping million of specie per
week Now there is no drain, and we are likely
within thirty days to import gold from Europe;
Nov 81 1851 Nov 90 1859 Nov 49, 1850. Nov. H. 1860
S95 375 1872 S25898 63e +2l520637 $232I O24
Specie go. 23l6.980 26,70sl5 ls,l532 ls,f6it
Circulation. 6,2238l7 7,8t3516 B,2S35l9 9,l563l5
Net Dopsts 649lfg3l s3,0i5431 74,67359 76,lSs663
The movement Of the Banks since Now 81, 1855,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Rises. .652 lsets..........4:39 Moon-Sets.,
Sandy Hook. 249 Gov Island l:3s Hell Gate. 329
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SALUTE TO SPANISH FRIGATE.-The firing yes
terday complimentary salute paid by the fort t'
the Spanish frigate Berenguela-
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Disasters. Xtc.

SAVANNAH Noy. l9--The scrrw s,esm.b,n I,,.,..,,
last evening. '''''"'P "uht'SiA
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CTEAM P0wER.-Two entire FLOORS 6,yo,

3 wei lighted with windows ,hrce side 10 rT with
team Power Inquire of W. \. PALMER on tbs n,a,
NO % 0olumbis-st Possession immediately r'''"''
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Passengers Arrived

Ia barb Princeton, from Dema,dyaMrs Rice and child NJ
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We are under obligations to Edmund Jones e. Co.,
Corporation Printers for several volumes of valuable
City Reports.
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ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF j. d.
CoLYER.-Oficer Lattinvile of the Fifth District
brooklyn police, Sunday succeeded in arresting
Joseph Lambert, the supposed murderer of Mr. y.
DeBevoise Colyer. The accused was found secreted
in the neghborhocd of Sng-Sing N. y, where some
of bis relations reside. He taken to Queens
County and given into the cnstoody of the authori-
ties
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THE SUNDAY THEAIER CAsEs.-In these cases, be-
fore the Court of Oyer nd Termner, the jury were
still out at o'clock this morning, being unable TO agree
upon verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20

Ihe money market in Phiadephp is unusually, .t,;,,,,
thu rates rule at i0B y cent call with .afisf,t,,y
20 re, fates Tor current business paper we cannot p,crd
~ HNs teh a. We have not heard OF truusacon for ,,I
h9u4h we suppose there may have been soue little d,ae ~
universal Hn7wer Of the bill brokers t. eant De done Al ,nv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09
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ssv's s.d 0rsssssld. 70 Festssslls, - nilss
fssss \ ls:s:ss Al; 4e..d:, Il .s; ''
ARise . Rseeeaslle y Up;
Law Yeessaslis wsdsssdsy st u;
Arivs st WiseessA By Spn.
Bids 70 80 ssuts . 0sesslold isvit>l
WV "esaesity. certainty and &c lrity = usise tAs
ereso eAs lao, sad 1sss - Asass ss;ea by I've
Wsesesssse lssssns, certified 10 90 such b 8 post
ocstss sjsAgs It essst Of rseeei.
70 ~ viu - aaAo for thin ut 10000
80 t:e 80 u ssea smisiess sot sasisSSsssr;iy
expss.ee9. three times the Day Of the TIN ~ =
sed.ssea. Pc ssrivsl ~ iss SshisA ~ :, 10
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:e's..'y esess:d, one.fearth q The scno snss.
uos 81 w we 10 subject 70 forfeiture 'Finss
fsete.iiy orphaned. for asslsctine r. M ~.
os'! f!eo a. INTO past o0cs ~ su6e,inr i, "a
b. injussd, dsstrsysd, robbed. {, leet ~ =
refusing efess deosad. 70 cot vsy The nail - re
qosn!iy = tee contractor uss, or 10 eoucerned 4.
fnsnmsf veh,e'es on TIE route. The Pos,.as,er
General nay ssnul The contract 70, Aisshsv;..
the post o6ce laws or the instructions a M: ~.
partnsst. lie nay alter the schedule. Ana AZ.
order - iucesass Of service b. alsviae the,efo,
pro rats increass Oh the contract psy. ns NJ,
also custail dlse"asisus the sssviee +, vh.,. :,
psr: o pro rasd dsere..s Of pay. sllsvise one
month's extra cowJ ensatioa o. the amoant n ss,
vice dispsased With. Bids should b addressed
70 the "seeond Assistant Postmaster GeneraI. .
sups,serbed Prop ,sals fos nsii service, 6,s.e q
Iowa" aud sent BY ~aii.
For forms Of proposals. &C., and Sthes Inferno
eios, sse advsTtisenent Of this tats, il pamphlet
form. at the principal post o0ces.
Blank proposals will Be furnished - aPplisstio.
70 the department..
J. HOLT,
PoAmaster 0esersl