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D.suvul., Ky, March g, 1850.

DaSUvnlz, KY, March 9, Iss0.
BEszzs. WH. B. DOD0s Coz CrSclsSATE
eEsrLusAt he time Of the Ere which occurred in our
town on ssd February your sales business
house. containing valuable paper bank notes, &C. Ts rs
Cured on afternoon OF the 2 aad did
SAFE from the burning t the afternoon Of the 2ii
quently it burning thsrs FOR forty
eighth In TIE cellar direcy below where Tie sis stood
thee was a coBsdsrabs lot Of lard Sad several casks Of
asses and the safe fell into 0f h subjected
powerful heat when eos he RUBBISH from the safe
ALMOST RED-ROTs With large bed oibuIning eoas
all arouudit Upon png up discovered ts in the m
Of tie hinges had been broken, that the of Of TIE
doors dropped thereby aEga good deal o. hest 70 Psus
far the inside doors. But he fs is With The
you further the outside doors locked
they had the door could not have fallen open, even though the
hinge broken. When opened the safe ve 0vnd the pa
psrs tank notes, &C, all
Very respectfully yours,
lsignedl @. W. WEIGH co.
DAsSILIE, Ky, March :, 1859.
MEssRs. V. B. DODBs L Co., CrssIsHATE
DEAR sms-TLs safe purchased you September last
hasstood the great ere which occurred in our town on the 22a
February EEsDdidl had large amount OF notes, rsepts
il before the building burned papers out put
in sheets Of paper, and SPon opening since the bning,
NOT EVEN SCORCHED.
The vsnesrng cn the dIaEsrs a little warped the
lock works very EeI and when I oil q little ihiHk
will be good Ny safe ne lower story
Of three story buildng with lhings roof n a. sdoiz-
ing room, win only Dlsssrsd parion drugs kept,
and Immediately opposite where ny safe setting thrs
considerable quantity paints oils tienne, eanphins and
liquors The building connected With the Paterson Hotel
side Eithn feet Of the Court House the
other, Eh sIargs pile Of wood hsssn s tad the Court
House, AID entering into NJ ocs Immediately from the
wood There was building attached
rear Drug store, with oils psnss and liquors in IT, and
glass door leading into ny once on You wiz las at
once the excessive heat created At aud about t. regard h
fully tested and have no hestzaey syng ny papers
would have been preserved e had LEFT then in fhs Ha
numfer Of citizens have examined it since ne a-e
and surprised at its conditions and Of tea have
dered safes Of you, believing them
Really Fire Proof safes.
shall take great pleasure in Recommending Jour safes Eou
liberty tomake US this statement as yoz deem
proper. Yours, lsigHeil n, J.DURHAML L
We are Agents for these splendid safes and invite the pub
lie to call and see other certificates he in aheh
they resist the attacks OF both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These safes have never failed TO preserve sr contents and
warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction OF the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES is Pc
cuIar and in connection with The "Grea American Key Regis
ter Lock-, (Which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Key Hole and Jet hasfhe security Of Permuta-
ting Key capable Of 25G000000 changes They viii be
'--- sTRATroN 4 SEYMOUR.
marIs-d3m No 70 Market Street. Nashville.
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IAUNT0A, Mass Jan 3f I5JU.
The 9th September LAST, purchased Mr. Haskell
ofLilliess Fire and burglar Proof w rOughG
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 9th November,
Store which Of wood $50 feet deep With
enis, consumed by twelve Other budng being
the time The Safe exposed great heat it
ould have been in any location in the burning building and
when cooled Of and Opered, neither the bookcase
the Hooks were ChaFred in the least
We have sent The SAFE requested to your Agent In
New York for exhibition, and will select for from
stock in Boston, when store is done.
8 WAsHBURN & son.
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Great Fire az Danville. ny.

OAEvIsLEs Ky.l March 9, l56Q
AEssss. ". ). DoDBs 4 Co., OiSoIsSATE
GETsIhs safe purchased from yo1 tine since Was
severely tested BY the disastrous Ere in mis- place, and We
are happy say stood the test equal to the representations
made When parohasd. Our room, in which the
safe stood, totally destroyed b. the IRE ard the s M into
the cellar and covered by the burning ruins but upon get
ting and opening found every paper safe not oneef
them Io0rehe deiesd in any way We pleasure %
bearing this testimony to ne exssent quality of the Eiel
ufaciurel at you sstablistment Yours,
tsigned1 T. J. sHINDELB0WER
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- vaumah stake for JauuarFs 1862
TT onsed 70 rua over e Ten Brock Course, the hrst
av Of he regular meeting in January, 1852, swsepsake
With colts FLIES, druppsd n 1883; mile heats &5ll sub
pton S2co orfet $50 0deelaraon, II made the rs day
Of Nav 1851; t50a pes plate added by the vannah
lh provided the second horse to ssTe his
se-hfeen OF subscribers to an the stakeo na1e and
close On the frstday OF May. 1855. Subscription and
Secretary Of the SavaEnah Jockey Claoi aa
the Stake be by the rules Of the Club.
Security for thu forfeit required When The aae'
g.NATES LEVY, Secretary.
-h "a
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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
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added.
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prietOrs
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Silks, Dress Goods
STUFF GOODS

Black Italian Silks, all widths;
Gros OeRhine Lyons, every width aud quality;
Lyons Gros D'Nsps, black and oolorsd;
Black Tafetas medium and heavy;
Black ArmuFe Royale;
Rish POult De Sole, bayadsrs and plain;
GTos DsParis full boiled:
Rieh Chene, extra rich
Rich Robes, two to ten yoIauts;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black satina, "
White silk serges aud Oil Silks;
Black and Colored Chsllier;
Poplins, BayAdsre, Chsne and Broels
Grapes, English and Italians, all coiors
Grape Leisse3
Oriental Bareges and Tissues;
Grenadnes and Icons Cloths;
DeLaines, plaid and printed;
DeLaines, rich chintE colora;
MernoE black, white and eOlOrsd;
Alpascas, black, eolored and Broeade;
Black B,mbszines, winter and sumner fa5r :,
Moreens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth for Skirts;
Hair
Clan Tartan Piaids Scotch.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

DARSG BURGLAR ATTENFTA bJd attempt the Safe
Of Messrs Lppineott Martins large provision dealers, 5l3
Tenth Avenue made Friday night January 90 expert
thieves They applied the usual burglar TOOLS and had prepared
to blow the lock, but the safe, which Of LilIie's
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder Proof
SafeEs resisted all attempts The burglars caught,
in astatemen made Mr. Martini they stated Was all
make attempt LiIlie's Safe, AID they had
just given up the job intending down to the Eighth Avenue
FOR old English craftsman, to he could do anything for
them. m.'-AeJ0 lOrk Kgpr6Ss.
Since the above copied in the EsprS, the principal
burglar, old hand the business has confessed Of the
officers that he has tried three other occasions break nO
Lilies Sse and that he failed in each attempt The rascas
ind them burglar pooof-JaRHGry2O, le6O-
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DEMoVILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrfPtiOnists,

NO.9.
Union and American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN
TBEP constantly on hand full and large hssort1sn. Of
Drugs Meicoes Chemicals Paints OILS, Dye etuna' ee
Glass and Glassware - NJ. ~
Perfunsery Soaps, Fancy Articles. CoEaos anu Drua u
American, English and French manufacture.
Laudreth,s Garden Seeds
larpe assortment on hand-warranted fresh and genuine
comprang an tie varieties usually sold il our market at vEET
LowPRIcEs.
Grass seeds. Glover and Blue Grass.
Finest VirgiE g Brands Chewing Tohacco;
40 DO do Smoking Tobacco. in papers.
la-re stock domestic and imported Liquors. snuns Rpes
&c Vines Braudies and Liquors. for medicinal ana cooking
purposes, varraated strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany fresh Juube Paste assorted Gum Drops ot French
manufacture
CouaH Brown rOehes; Bryan PulmOnie Waters;
HOwe's Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully Compounded al al houfst 0E ~
Eigdf, OF fresh and reliable medicines.
Spa dngs Prepared Glue for furniture, picture frames
crockery Every family should be suppeo
With bottle Of this almost indispensable article For sale ny
DEMOVILLE 4 CO.
fIQ Garner Church and Cherry Streets.
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JUST RECEIVED By

JUST RECETEED By
HIN YOR a CO..
The Heiress: By Mrs Ass 8. s1EraEss.
A Life Struggle; By Miss PlaDoE
Lucy CrOTtOn: By the author Of Days Of NJ Life, etc
Habits Of Good Society: Ahsnd book for ladies' and
gentlemen.
Footballs on the boundary OF Another
World; By B. D. OwEs-
Debit and Credit: By CHEvAuzR Bvsu1N.
wit and HmnOF in Paragraph. Pnu1tz
Whims and Waits. By THouAs HooD.
The Rivals; or, THE TINEs OF BURR AND HAM
ILTOE.
BeuIah. By AUousrA J. EyAzs, fifteenth Edition.
Woman ia FENNE,) By n. J. MIcHELEr.
ArehbOld's Criminal Practice and Plead
ing-NeW edition, with Waisrnan'I Noisl Price, sI2
The Voyage Of the s. FoxsS in the Arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery af the fate 0f Sir
Jon Frankn and his companions, 57 Captain aClintock
nm, Ii D, With maps and Illustrations. Price, $50.
Art RecreatiOns. Being aeompsss guide to ornamsnia
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc For sslsby
maEls JOHN YORK a co.
RED BOILING SPRIN NGS,
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
AVING purehase the Interest Msssrs. EEwBT HElau
IN me above celebrated SPRINGS have taken possession of
the and determined spare ererons rander
pieaSant summer retreat
The springs located in Macon county seventy miles dis
reA NAAflLe Parties leaving Tor me springs VIII take
the Gallatn car which place sagal leave 0r Harsvs
eDee b hack The hack viii leave every ether morning
The reputation the water too veil known IN lhis oommu-
nifty 70 need any comment Fer seroua Dyspepsia, Gravel
Stone u the bladder aud all lfecong o the kidney ty are
Ipehe can refer with pleasure Dr. 3. A. Herbert o Nah
VILE az giving evidence o. the curative powers the wssr
havlng 9s permanently cld ol 81 aavased case Of Gravel
marlo-dSm WEBB q WALAEk, Rropristara
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Ribbons and Trimmings.

rFereh Bonnet Ribbons, every style;
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant
Velvet Ribbons, full selysges;
Cap Ribtons;
Full Mourning RibbCns;
PRINCES for Manullas and Dresses.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
NXPRESS Freight Trains the roads. On and after the
" 24h December 1859, through from New York to
Nashville
First Class per lbs 81 64 Third Class per 100 lbs 81 G
Second Class, do IS Fourth Class, do 99
Hats Caps and BOnnets, . 25
Time from Charleston to Nashville three
and a half and four days
Tine from New and Philadelphia seven and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabahs the above variations IN tine as no
freight trains Sunday three lines
No detentions by OvercarVes and damages x
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec e2-G r&B CIV ANDERSON
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5s2 BROADWAY, Feb l3, 1850.
L. LLE EsqDear Sir During absence at Church lest
eYoning, store fOrcby entered Ny stock also
customers watches and eWelry worth few thousand dol
lars remained untouched being secured In valuable
safes. Respectfully,
mar8d&Wlm RICHARD KEEPING.
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8asB6iIIs anion anO 5mrritan.
Daily Sc; TrI-Veekly Is; weekly ss.
q AdvertisIng, A

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TEE DAILY
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STRING BONNEFs


RING BONN ETS!
FLATS AND HATSII
Important to Country meFch'ts &milIiners
DUY your Bonnets from the only exclusive Nil ~
ID libery house in Tennessee, and get late styles
5000 Straw and Chip BOnnets, new style Se
$500 LeahOrn Flats, Hats and Shakers, styIe sf
1890 rich silk crepe and Paris gimp, q -
500 dozen wood bandboxes
500 cartoons OF Paris and American flowers
$50 cartoons nbbonS, At
E. WISE. Agent.
4G Union sheet. Up StRiFsS
MARI Next to the Bank Of fTsnn.
Machine Cards and other Findings
FOR MANUFACTURERS OF
WOOL AND COT TON
NO B. WEST Nc 90 Union Street. has in the fol-
s lowing articles, VIZ:
London Emery; Picker Leather
Lace Leather Loom Pickers
Sheep aud Calf Roller skinsi Betting and Rvets
Card Cleaners; Belt Hooks, new Article;
Dofer Comb plate Ring Travellers;
Stripping Cards; Steel and Cane Reeds;
Shutles and Harness; Glass Steps,
Harness Twine; Patent Temples;
Harness Eyes, Hemp Hackles,
febl6-3m Card Pliers.
NASHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. h.
g.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26sh, 1sGO,
Double Daily Passenger Trains East and West will run as
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $40 NJ and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga NJ AID A N.
COMING WEST,
Deaye Chattanooga at "A NJ and P II.
Arrive at Nashville at 6lO II and "a NJ
Ii rail connection and ShOrstrOus to Boston, New York,
a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RichmOni,
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu bis. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had at hour application
Ticket Agent, at Oee st Depot the following places and
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8 WAsHBURN & SON

WOODSTOCK, Vt, Feb Il, 1860
LEw LuLlE, ESQ, Troy Y-Desr Sir AS you request,
will send Safe your gent Boston, for exhibition and
send another. The sse the fire about six
hours The heat sufficient melt Of the solid brass knob
mot done any other safe in e) and still books and
papers and hundred and fifty dollars in bills
injured in the least. Yours truly,
MELLISH & FRENCH.
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SEED POTATOES.

- - ,.ppvrc strictly choice Eeshann0Ch Potatoes-pur-
= Z e[ressly for seed to arrive on steamer Lebanon
- Slasee . ~ ~ MIZELL, HOOPER q co.
20 day leI la'7 ~ Nos and Market street
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300 dOZ Scissors and Shears;
50 do Coffee Mills;
500 do Locks, asa ssorted;
COCO gross Screws:
1000 dOz Hinges, assorted;
50 do Sifters and Riddles;
500 Double and Single Shot
Guns;
500 dOz Curry Combs;
100 do Scythes & Grass Blades
so do Grain Cradles 4 Snsths
i0,O60 lbs Berea Grind Stones;
II,OO0 do assorted Log Chains;
1900 do asst'd Pump Chains.
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AEszRs. V. B. DoDBs & Co., CISsISNATE
DE4E sms-TEs safe purchased Of you in ssptsnber last
hasstood the great ere which occurred in town the 221
February sFIsnddy had large OF notes, rscspI
IL before the building burned the papers out butt put
in sheets Of paper, and upon opening since the ings
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. r,7--rrrrs Csunds Black Seed Oats and 500 bushel
500 Michigan waite seed Oats .us ,.,.,,.,v
TO aul'e OH s-1 MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
Ncs. 6 and Market street
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JUST OPENED.

NB-Alusys on hand select assortment Of furnishing
,-,o7s mario
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IRE AND BURGLARS.

We are Agents for theIe splendid safes and invite the pub
Tic to call and other certificates to The manner in Eheh
they resist the attacks Of both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
Frsm Pixies Peaka.

Fokr kKARNKy, Sov 20 -Advices from Den.
yer CITY 10 the 18th inst, states that suowstorm
set In on the evening Of the 18th and lasted -
hours AtGoiden City itsttained depth OF eight
inches; at Gregory's u inches and on the Divide
~ inches The fall on high ranges appears 10
nave been very heavy, and the wagon roads TO the
western slopes are, doubles, blocked up for the
winter r.. 80 80
The Provisional Legislature assembled on Mon.
day, and organized temporarily, and on the fol
lowing day permanently. The Governor then de
livered his message. 49,
Quartz mills have been nearly all stopped for
the winter, mostly on account Of the failure Of
water by the freezing weather. Gulch mIninS
has also Yearly ceased.
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The LATESTNESss
ATTEIEa RAPHIo.T
.Ip,ere,tins from s.,,..,,.,1

sFRrNsrIKLps III, Nov Is-Ar linooln will
leave here for Chicago on Wednesday In he morn
ing train, accompsni ed by Mn Lincoln apd Sen
ator TTumbull. He wiz decAse sll evsiions and
make speeehes, 90 the object Of his vislt Ia 20
attend % privae matters btfsre entering upon hls
public duties, which already crowd upon HIN in
ne form Of an Immense correspondence.
Mr. Hamlin, the Vice President elect, will meet
NJ, Lincoln 81 Chicago on Wednesday. They
VIII then Zee each other fsr the FIRST time. .r
ne following Is the latest Cabinet schedule
secretary Of state-Judge NrLean, Of Ohio.
secretary OF Tressury-Wm.L l.. Dayton, ofN
Io ros'lnas'sr 6enefsl-Fia Henry Warren, Of
Secretary Of war-Cassius NJ Clay, Of XIV
secretary Of the Navy Emerson Ethcridge, Of
Penn - ~ o'oS' Va
Attorney General-H. Winter Davis of Md
isrse nufnoef q people have called upon che
Presidentelect to-day, from Kentuckv y,ryin;,
South Carolina, Massachusetts, New Yorf. and
Pennsylvania. -
Mr.. Lincoln continues 10 receive sppl,o.tion.
for Office in the south.
or all the callers Mr. Lincoln had to-d.v. NOT
one was after once. Ofce-seekers write letter.
and would stand better chance II they ala not
write any. The STAMP ede for the important on es
In the country has not commenced. The spplics-
uons so Tar are mostly for post ofices
The republican jubilee tomorrow night prom
called upon at bis residence. He win present
al nsef, but make no speech. Senator Trumbnll,
Don flau OF Cincinnati, and Mr.. Cafes, Governor
eject OF Illinois, VIII speak at the wigwam. II 10
understood Mr.. Trumbun will represent The
views Of Mr.. Lincoln.
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Lincoln JsbiI,e n. IiIi.e,.

NEW York, Nov. 81 The morning psp<rs
publish dispatch from spria e field Last aiglt,
giving an account Of the jubilee last night Mr
Lincoln was sersnsded, and made spesch.
De thanked his friends for the honor conferred
and rejoiced with thsm In their success for the
cause In which they had been engaged; but ssid
in our rejocings let ne neithe e1 press nor cher
Ian harsh feelings towards those fering with n.
Lei Us al times remember that al Americans
brothers. OF common country. md should dwell
together In bonds Of pst rnal feeling.D 49,.
He repeated bis thanks, and excused himself
nom further speaking at tnis tine
Senator Trum bull foltawed He sid Mr. lin
DIN, although the candidate Of the Republican
party, as Chief Magistrate viii neither briong
10 that or any other party when inaugurAted "a ID
Win be as ready 10 defend and pro sct the sts.e N
which he received not solitary vote aga INST suy
eacrot chment upyn in constituti 1aal righss az
the one in which he received the largest ms iority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
The Burch Divorce Case.

NAPIERvILLE, Ill Nov. 10 The proceedings
In the Burch divorce case to-day were confined 10
the examination of individuals with reference 20
their qualifications az jurors. A full panel was
finally obtained, consisting Of the following
named persons III. J. Wilcox, Lyman CEfOrd,
ID, Struckman, VIM. Finch, Jonathan Dvtzeller,
b. w Hugh A. s. Barnard, n. w. Lyman,
and ALFRED Waterman. The jury was then sworn
cautioned by the court 10 keep themselves free
from prejudice and discharged. The Court then
adjourned Ill nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
Marine Disasters.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 10 The ship John r.
Wood, for Liverpool, with eo0 bales Of cotton on
board, was burned last night. The los IN esti-
mated al from SIS 600 70 $50 600.
The bark Evadne, with 3 600 barrels Of lime,
was also burned last night. 30
The ship Wild Cat, hence for Boston, was
damaged by FIRE when nfeeen miles below the city
She has returned for repairs
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Theitltusis Hauks

CHiCAeo, Nov. ls--Our bankers Tomorrow
will throw cut the notes Of the following banks
American Exchange Bank, State Sank (Shswnee-
town. Bank Of the Commonwealth, Bank Of
Raleigh, Corn Exchange Bank, National Bank
and Bank Of Aurora .r...
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Southern ,ie,hooi,t Conf,repe.

dist Conference met here to-day, in the SOut 4
Episco2al Church, Bishop Payne presiding, The
ordinary preliminary business and examination
ing session. About 100 members were in attend
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N.wYork F,.a.eiaI Affair.

NEW YoRK, Nov 20 About $40 90 worth Of
sterling bills were taken to-day by the bank CON-
mttee- who win hold sessions daily TIL the entire
two ana half millions are pu released OF regular
drawers Therates to-day ran ged from lof 20 IOe.
Heavy discounts were made to-day by the banks,
but paper outside Is nearly unsaleable
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Attain I'm Ra.tan.

BosroS, Nov 2O.-The two wings Of the de-
mocracy In convention, LIST night, nominated
Joseph NJ Wig Gilman for Mayor.
A, H Aliens furniture warehouse, In Dook
Square, was d mayed by FIRE and water last night
to the amount Of $1,000; insured In Springfe
and Hartford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-21
vir2inia Electiou.

RIcRNoSp, Nov % -one hundred and forty
four counties and cities officially reported, give
Bell lel plurality, and the nine Others unofhcisly
reported Increase the plurality.
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n.x Yerk AtnrKstr

NV YoRE, Nov 81 Flour heavy; staie 81 IS
aSi- 95; Ohio IS 20aS5 IS; Southern IS Sass So
s6Sc. Pork heavy; prime st0.5Oasii, Lard dull.
WHISKY dull al Is haI9s
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Of Grafn Hs

NEw YORK, Nov. 2O.-Busines here 10 very
dull to-day. A dispatch from Albany announces
the suspension Of two or three -four and grain
houses therc. EHr
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susPension Of specie Payment by vIrgtsia
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RICHMOND, Nov. 2O.-The ''Farmers' Bank II
Virginian has suspended specie payment and re-
solved TO pursue course Of policy % prepare for
an early resumption. The other banks Will fol-
low this course as prudential measure during
the present pressure.
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. NoTlcE.-Dtstrict Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THK STAR Once. Ell