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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVI CONGREss--First sessiom.
EXPRESSLY FeRA THE IlOURNA AL

WASHINGTON, April 2, p. M.--SENATE.-
The bill to authorize the location of certain
warrants for county lands was passed.
Senator Hunter, from the finance fcom-
1nittee, reported back the Indian appropfia-
ton bill with amendments
The bill for the final adjustment of private
land claims in Florida, Louisiana, and Mis-
souri,, passed. ,.-..-~-<..
Mr. Davis's TERRITORIAL resolutions were
called up when Mr.. Salisbury made speech
in opposition to the Republican party aud
IFS llr9sHeetiye nominee prIthe Presidency,
Mr.. Seward.
Mr., Ten Eyck argued against the extensions
of slavery inteothe Territories, contending
that no one had a right to interfere with it
in the States, and saying it would have been
abolished in nauy places. had it not have
been for unwarrantable interference with il
He regards the fugitive law as constitution
al, and said New Jersey would stand with
the middle States in repelling uItraism aud
ext ravaganee. - She would urge upon her
sister States 10 preserve the Union.
Mr. Brown defended himself from the
charges of departing from party usages and
interpolating new rules. -..,
Mr.. WigfalI'heldtha tie people OF a Ter
ritory could not admit or reject slavery
He was opposed to starting new questions at
this time, and would therefore vote for
Daviss instead of Browns resolutions al
though he regretted that any had been in
troduced Adjourned
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- INpIASARoLIs, April 2, P...N--Tle cleo
ton for townships officers to-day, in this city,
resulted in the election of the full llserIbli-
can ticket by an average majority OF over
200. 4 81. 5sas. ...ss Ia-#
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MISS HELEN PIKE, aged -. who had been
dsucing All night lately at a ball IN ralberg,
Oneida Co, N Y, suddenly complained of
laintBess, aud almost Immediately fell to tue
hoor dead.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, p. Mn the election
for township officers, to-day, the entire Re
Publican ticket was elected with The excep-
ton Of Justice by from 60 10 200 majority
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LOUISVILLE, April 2, 22,yP,,N River rising
slowly, with feet 6 inches in the canal
Weather cloudy; mercury 55.
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bsS~ The New Harmony Adpertiser says
there We're no candidates out for offices at
the Township Election there as late as the
day at its issiIe--Saturday. Well, that is II
model township. ..t. 8E
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SEvEEAL gentlemen from Lawrenceville
attended the railroad meeting held in this
city on the evening of the 2Sth, one of
whom said he had the documents I'M ans
pocket which fixed the terminus Of the Hi
nois. Southern Railroad st LaWrencevilIe.-
Was his assertion boast or fact? - j'in.
CEazet{e- st .4f- l+i.t-.- -ac
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NEW -ORLEANs, April 2d.-The " IN
known won the foot race for 5000, yes
terday, by % feet Shultz was ahead the
first 0 yards Time, 183 seconds. Another
$4,000 race of 100 yards is proposed at
Louisville.
The excitement about the captured steam.
ers continues. 1t is reported that an agent
of Miramon is here after the ammunition, Sc.
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THE new ohto pententiary las been To-
Gated at Sandusky- The estimate for the
building, to contain G92 wrought iroa cells,
is put down by the architect at S669 ,248 81
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WAsHINGToN, April ID P. M.-The Con
stitutional Union Committee tonight de-
cided that the Chairman should convene the
entire National Committee OF 500, stimuli
taneously with the Convention to be held
at Baltimore May 9th, to ratify the nom
nations, and take steps to further the or
ganizatioa for prosecuting the canvass.
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II was stated some time ago that two
Southern Senators, in recent caucus, had
real milling match, after the Heenan and
Sayers fashion. 1t is now said that Messrs
Clingman of North Carolina and Clay of
Alabama were the distinguished gentlemen.
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WAsHIEGToN, April ?, M.-IIoUsE. sE.-Mr.
Hickman, from the committee OF the jHdi-
ciary, reported bill TO extend the right TO
appeal from the decisions of the circUit
court 20 the supreme court of the .USS.j
Sir Elliott introduced a bill for tue re-
moval OF the 0bsi cuctioh of ElurlgRte, and a
bfll for the Improvement Of Harlem river,
which We're referred to the committee on
commerce- s.f 4-rz tr.I9 F.. #.l.f
A bill for the suppression Of polygamy in
Utah was considered 80 = ~
NAsHNGToN, April 2s--iIoUsE----fhe de-
bate was lengthy Millson, Pryor, EtheI
ridge, and Others, spoke in favor OF the bill
Adjourned. 5 YaEII s-.-ss
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\ fore they bny, and learn. what the BOTTOM on
In his ample supply may be foiind the Following
STANDARD D GOODS. 3. ia-ll n3eI SON sga.l-
5000 Pairs WALKERS and
other, TRACE CHAINS.
5 casks LOG AND PLOW
CHAINS. 7atat
so doz Root HAMES. 5
so doz Horse and Mule COL
30 LARS, (GOOD.) - d'.a
| 100, doz AMERICAN HOE
- CO.'S Planters Hoes. sa.us
so doz Garden RAKES, steel
and iron. ~. ] 80
25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd.
SO doz o. AMES', and others,
Shovels and Spades. 2, '''.
so doz TUTTLES Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws. ~ 3ssHe4
100 doz WELLS, Hunts
Lippincott's and Collins
Axes. et IL
SO doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes. r-l ao1 sa
25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives. 'l.-la ....-..... % y.
25 doz SPEAR & JACKS0N'S
az Hand Saws. 5aida % aoHaliga
so doz COOKS Patent, and
ether, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Com mon
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, AMERICAN, and
j. Russell & Co.'s. - aaC
500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes
POCKET KNIVES.
so doz WADE 81 BUTCHERS
100000 G. D., S. g., and
'7 Water Proof Caps. @
-.ri s--5 asts. -AAS01 srs Laasfa
1OOldoz WALDRON Grass and
Grain Scythes.
SO doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES. d.E- .e..f lg..al l9a11e
100 doz Superior SCYTHE
SNATHES. ,s5 3'a@
100 doz FORKS, 2 & 3 prong,
Superior. ~ Z 3.i3 q e. -7sa5'
so doz CRADLES, Grain, Bow
and Wire Brace. a7s a ar
SO Wood HAY Rakes. e d-aoa'
100 Grind Stones, 18 to 80 in,
200 doz Scythe STONES. 80
Also,
500 doz BUTCHERS Files.
20 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S
Planes, reduced prices.
AGENT FOR--AND
1000 feet RUBBER BELT
ING, BEST IN AMERICA,
on hand, 1 1-2 to "a inch.
r TOGETHER WITH .ta .4..-ss
SHELF HARDWARE AND
TOOLS of every description.
ss- orders execnted with the utmost care ara
promp ptitude. 3l = 4 CHARLES 4. WELLS, 'ita
InarI3 5-fs Ffr5 Er#t Wholesale Dealeu-sf
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EUST 8hC1sXH'EO - st-t " SDfS-
@% ply of DOLES PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE We take pleasure IN calling the at
tention OF all those using Saws OF any kind tothis
GUNNER, being the best now in for cheap
ness, durability, and efficiency; having been sue
aud the demand steadily, increasing, warrants
In recommending it TO all persons needing SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
sS- These Gummers are manufactured for us uf
the best material, and every care taken fsl the WORK
mauship to furnish machine that cannot fail Co.
give satisfaction. GEO. 5. S0NNFAG ~ co, "
Jobbers and Importers of Hardware, &c-, &e..
apr3 Main St, Evansville Ind.
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CfHDRsVS, C'EEUR.N-S-IO DOZ. rs
q sorted, just reed by CHAS MoJOHNST0N,
apr3 Posey Block,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
H HAEDW a E D
s-r-..s 1, AT Who'll EsALE. zslf
SPRING E SALES S.A4IlLl.I1 OF 1860.
CHAS. WILLS
"a FIRST STREET,

HE.9S HIS ca P.E CEOJs qEls ~ 81
within the last four week by ysea, from ENGLAND
and GERMA NY ,and by 4filFoad-frem New Eng
land AIANUFA AGTURERSJ They haYe beelI pnr-
chased, many of them, for CASH and to MER-
CHANTS, GRoOEISS and TRADERS who wisll5iu
pay Cash, or prompt time buyers, lie can give his
sIrdtce that they can purchase their spring stack
of him at the BOTTOM OF ANY EASTERN MAR
KEr lsimply adding freight-l Many goods are
much REDUCED IN PRICE, and MERCHANTS
will DOTH EMSEIVE'S GOOD to GALLON him be
fore they buy, and learn. What the, BOTTOM on
THE MARKET Is. -
In his ample supply may be fo'ind the following
IsONIlS- =. - -E---- -
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= WATRRBURY, Conn, 2d. P. 7M.---5ey-
mour's majority is .l35. The Democrats
carry the entire State ticket by a large ma
jority. For Representative, Brown, dem,
leads FELTON,, rep, by Y majority, ALr.
Coe, dem, leads Chase, rep, by l34. OF
the adjoining towns as far as heard from,
towns give republican, majority 9, dem
ocralic majority. OF fourteen tow ns, the
majority for Buckingham is 5sl for Sey-
monr 567
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Affairs In Geersta

MILLkDsHynLE, Nov. aI.-Gov. Brown. I'm +,
nsrs1ge 70 zoe LegislstOre, IN view Of the
.H. =. i.lncolh sha 10 promote q unity OF sen.
nment In the State incidentally ed v,..s M, 100,
iature not To- vote for President and Nc. %,
dent ''ee esa
elect electors on Saturday, was al opted
X Is. Rhett. OF :. G, O.. Rurnn Of ". "a
Gen. Pillow, were invited to take te a. e. The
floor. -
Ex Gov; Mcdonald is quite feeble al Marriott,
ana could not 90 to MilledgeviIle 10 yots fps
electors, II the electors select him
rs Pr"olole that the Lea issg WA tske a
IeSsss Si'tr The Is OF December Some shtnk y
VIII adj1urn s'HSsfis. and Others that V will a.
Joarn 10 such tinIsas recalled by e @ Goyernof n
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Business at Cinriunnf,

cIScIESarI, Nov. 2l.--An sird, 81 prcduc
greatly depressed. and our rn-skgs~pety~x s,y
unsettled. There "a veeyS ~ ie-l-f. eH9sR<$s
are nominal. Fiaar 20 edsplE<s %{7#
his declined 5 cts rs-si - 20 fNk5~<f
10 dull at decline Of 2 cta fereSz
more disposition - sell ~ 0wi @tfsS%&<IS
expecting further Geciine, aud there " ~ ntf7
do0e to-day Produce Is in no demand.
prices are nominal. The money market is ssf
gent; bat the demand snot presxing Ratsquos)
az - 10 10 per vent for first class p,per II
currency market is mare uasettled fhe NOT. =
the Bank Of Virginia aud its branches we,
thrown out Of BANK to day, and are held az 10 r,
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THEIATEsTNEWs
TEL EG RAPHIe.


PoRrLLSp, Nov. 81 The STONE, r,,.....
from Londonderry on The 9th Instant. has az Va
here with one dsy's lster intelligence
Two vessels, supposed 70 be the Here and Ar
on Portland, England, on the nj ht Of the sth.
The Posts Paris correspondent szys the dis.o
ieuon OF the Popes army 10 positvely sscerts ned
ID nas only leff simple guard Of :, 600 men.
ms, with 9sribsldi, and proceeded 10 the Csihe
s. i ana afterwards 30 the Pslaee Grpsf fest vi
Hs, Iohowed, In spite Of the bad weather
.,,.1' ntltlsn Legion II Naples was Va ndlins
members. W ~
.h monthly returns Of the Bank Of France
AT" TS decrease In cash Of Is 80 OtH .
WITH Co., doubtful report Of treaty Of pezee
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.GEORGETOWN.
C orrsspesIsnos Of Tie Star. - !

- - isSercnsxrows. November %. 1850.
Inc susi ness community here bear M ssoutlv
s unae' se noanessi pressure. The sospepsi on OF
ano we do not know what the result viii - IN,
osnfs which are a. safe a. any ia tie county
viii be governed In their scourse by the .rt,an y,
.aose IN your city, but general saspensson is
the business Interests Of the community.
Don forget the singing school concert at For
resi- Hall Tomorrow night. Buy ticket, and
time be aiding the poor these hard times. when
ala 10 20 much needed. The Ladies' Union Be-
nevoleat Society is % well known IN our commu-
Any that the simple announcement OF iu eoanec-
yon win The affair ought TO, and viii NO doubt.
Inc revival continues at " est Georgetown Ar
T. church, and the interest 10 not on the wane
oout fourteen Penitents were at the altar night
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Distarbapce, a, H.,v.,d .,,.v.

BosroS. Nov. 81 The Faculty OF Harvard
College have suspended the following students ~
Ihe sophomore class for an stick on two fr~- ).
men and rio.oIs demonstrations Generally vs. /.
CHI rles jackson, Boston; c, ar 60 En- son. Al %
IHaha Augustus BakeT. Albany; A g Hsr. ,
uae, Pptladeln hia; John T.. wsrd. salem; Cl.r -
caring, New YORK; j. +. Kilb sth. Cineirs
nsti; j. Edwards, Bosion JAG kson vns aI,S
missed Tor two y, ara; the Others for one wear
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The Financial Pre..u,..

Nav loRk, Nov. 81 The Post saws tbs, N
Presidents OF the leading banks are ots~ussirg Z
irJect 10 relieve the community bv issuing seri(
based on bills receivahie United sssez stoS 4. ~
otner approved collaterals 10 pea In the iIoJidal
non OF o4iis to each Other. To. scrip 20 hear
seven pc cent. interest The banks thus hnre "a
De seen In a ,osition 70 meet the want. Of the
for this week ~ 'oOh'o
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North Carolina L.,.,I.,.,.

kILEIsH, Nov. al-John spelman, ESQ, editor
OF the Salisbury Banner, was Yesterday elected
S - printer This office has been filed by w
botden, Esq editor Of the Raleigh STANDARD
I1r may yesrs past w. A. Jenkins, ESQ. wa,
elected attorney general. -" ""'
\ OIL was introduced In the senate which mr.
sIoes LOT tne cali OF convention 20 90 alter the
Of taxation. e'n '}s'ena
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Nteamsr Rurned

ST. Lows, Nov. 20.-The steamer Ernietant
burned at Dozier's Landing, on the Missouri liver
Yesterday morning. The boat and cargo are q
total loss. Value of the boat SO OOO-uninsured.
value Of the cargo not zscettained.
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PRUDENTIAL Arransem.r, By ,heNYB Han.

NV YORK, NOV % The city banks, the
last resource 10 sustain their toteprItv nave Re
soiveo 10 make common pro ,asa sspck Of their
specie and pay IL out as long as = will lsst; and
II lhsnmclent TO meet the d~aiand, all viii sus-
pend together.
Balances between tn various Banks are On h.
settled at the Clesrt-g House bv cert fc.te $500
on National and state Securitie<
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The N1acsu Fnir

BALTIMORE, Nov 2I-The steamer for Charles
ton to-day took down large cargo OF Baltimore
manufactures for the Macon fai-, at which are 20
eK hi bted manufactures from Germany; the latter
movement having reference 70 direct trade
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Fire I'm Osweeo

oswEGo, Nov. 2I.-The Huron Hour nIn IA
this city, owned by w w. Baker, Of Lock port,
was DESTROYED by FIRE last night. Los on the
building and contents S45, COZ, on which there
was insurance Of about $50, coo.
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Secession Moy,m,,, 4. N.,s.,L

NORFOLK, Nov 81 The Minute Men held an
adjourned meeting lest night, when strong reso-
lntons In favor Of resistance Of Northern sggTrs-
sion were passed. Three cheers were given foT
the man who hung John Brown. Cockades are
Plentiful on the streets TODAY
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Currency Panic a, sew ,.,L

NEW foEk, Nov. 81 The currency panic hero
TO day IL is said has been equal 10 thst ef Issg
All notes Of Banks south Of Washington are AT
20 to IS per cent, discount Ilinois and wison
SIN banks Is per cent. and other Western and
Canada banks to per cent discount
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Y disastrous Fire in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Nov. y A disastrous Gre occurred
at Albany, Ga. on the 18th, DESTROYING shav's
carriage depository; Hill, Wright a. MarsbaIl's
carriage shop, ard two brick stores occupied by
Glass * Bridenbeck Loss over the insurance
Sl3 600. IL was the act Of an incendiary
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vance Of re. was asked; Howard street sh6 Onio
IS. Wheat frm; red 81 lOaSfsls, whiae 81 Isa
81 IS Corn nrmi white and yellow cosdsc. Pre-
visions dull; nominal rates. cofee quiet and
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The Late Fugitive Slave fxct,rm..,,c.,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.--Nine oftbe persons eog,os,
In the rescue OF the slave girl Eliza last vset T.
Guiding the Justice who issued the wsr,.-s fsf
the arrest Of the girl for breach OF the peace bx
the United States Marshal and the Deputy Sheriff
VINO served the warrant, were Yesterday indicted
me United states District Court for violation o.
the Fugitive Slave law
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Award Of the Pes-.yIvania state Lean.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 20 The Commissioners o,
tine Sinking Fund TO day opened the bids for the
sum to Charles McAllester, the lowest bidder Al
% 97-lU0 per cent %
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Passage of the Georgia State Convention

AUGUSTA, Nov 2l.-Both branches Of the
Georgia Legislature have unanimously passed a
bill to call State Convention TO take into con-
sideration the present political crisis.
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Rev Ysrt nsrksts.

exr Yorr Nov q -Flour quiet and an.
changed. less depression. Wheat dull and enc n
sales 10 favor OF bnyen. Corn duh and unchanged
Pork and Lard duh. whisky nominsi a 16te
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A Lone NEEDED IMPROVEMENT The Com
missioner OF Public Buildings has given the order
70 "a ke up The old broken foot-way at the corner
Of Seventeenth street and the venue, south side
(which was a very bad one, being much below
the actual grade,) and workmen are EN- ployed in
making one OF New York blue fag-stone. The
crossing will be an excellent one, set with view
to casting the water to the side drains thus keep
ing the foot.way dry and clear Of mud.
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DonbtfuI Ranks

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 The brokers here are
To day refusing IN purchase the notes Of the Rahk
Of Commerce al Erie and The PIttston Bznk
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PRoF. AsDERsoS.-we understand that Prof
Anderson, ''the wizard Of the North, ;" and who,
without doubt. stands at the head of the profes
sion In his peculiar line Of diabIsre will open biz
budget OF wonders at the Washington rheater on
Monday night From what we see in the northern
papers he has some new performances of a most
astonishing character, and wholly unexplain ma bl .
according to all known lawn of nature =
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NoTIcF.-D.strict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted in the BALTIMORE suNsfe recei we'd
AZ and forwarded from THE Srxr Once.
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H0vIoUyaysap rrra

Costirsnss,.-Tbe bowels recome torpid and pow
erlsss under continued purs alton. Holloway's
fiils penetrate 70 the nucleus of the disease and
ersdlcats II. Thy evacuate the foul ard vitiated
PARTICLES from the int tines by mild aperient CD
GRAFTON and recuPerate their exhausted energy, by
storing tone and vIgor; they induce healthy &C
Ton and prevents ar la9se of the malady. For Piles
Fstulss, Dyspepsia and all disorders OF the
they stsud without arival. sold by all Drusg sts
at 80, 60 and o. per box. no so W .
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WANTED. - $4,000 Virginia, Corporation, or
Washington money wanted, in exchange for ali
kILds of Dry Goods, at Matthews n CORES S58
Seventh street, between and X, east side. If
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DIARIES FOR 1s6I.-Shillnpton has the mos,
complete and superior assortment Of diaries for
1861 ever published. Now Is the time to make a
selection. n
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DIED,

On Thur day, November 2,d, Mr.. CHESTER
WALBRIDGR,a AFTER proira tied and suferIng
t.!aess: In the 10 h year of his age.
The friends of the family q Z specially invited
- attend his funeral from his late nee at In
gesde On saturday, the Path ins. ant, at O'Clock
p. IN, without further invitation. 2ts
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HE CHRIsrY MINsrRgLs Another Jam at Odd
Fellows Han last night and such, we presume,
wouio re toe case for any number Of perform
ances; bu.. already stated tonight viii be the
last opportunity to see this famous company and
VIII doubtless be duly improved The Ministries
90 south from here, and will doubtless do q bio
busi. ess with their array OF attractions and with
the aid Of SO gentlemanly and efficient business
agent as j. p. smith, Esq. -
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IL Though THE STAR 10 printed on the fastese
steam TresS Ia use south o. baltimore, It's edition
% large as tofequire it TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before 10 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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suspens on Of specie Ps,ment.

BALrlMoRE, Nov. 2l.-At a MEETING OF the
Bank Presidents In Baltimore today Il was re-
solved to suspend specie payments tomorrow
morning. -rH
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Suspension I'm New Orleans
NEW ORLEASs. Nov 22.-It IL reported th.t
several produce dealers have suspended payment
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HaasctaI

Nkw yong, Nov. " SOCKS are betser; Chi
esgc and Rock istznd 81 4; Illinois censsl sbssus
55k; do bonds s., Nichixsn Soufbefn ~ New
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