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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21
Late from Europe,

Late from Europe
The steamer City Of Washington brings Liverpool
dates to the 9th November. ..
An attempt had been made to launch the Leviath-
an Great Eastern, on the Sd November. She moved
several feet when accident to the machinery put
stop tc further operations Operations cannot be
resumed until December. Meantime the vessel is in
danger Of settling.
The London money market was unfavorably af-
fected by the Niagars's news. Consols on Saturday,
9th inst, reached 90a, and afterwards receded.-
Money was active. The bank continued to lose gold
Apprehensions Of rise of discount to nine per cent
prevail. xii. -. s-....
Cavaignac's funeral was imposing. $1,000 per-
sons followed the hearse. All passed off quietly
There was no address at the tomb.
The City of Washington brings / 900 pounds in
specie Bigland, Athayer L Co.'s circular reports
-four dull at decline Of sixpence to shilling
others say -four Is dull and steady. r.
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FRE.-The dwelling house of Ed. Graham Hay
wood, Esq in the Southern part of this City, with
all the out-houses attached, was consumed by fire
on Thursday morning last. The flames were first
discovered about o'clock, issuing through thereof
The fire originated in room on the second story
used as kind oflumber room, but how it was COM
municated is unknown. The building was of wood,
and the flames spread so rapidly that very little Of
the furniture saved. Indeed the inmates Of the
house had barely time to escape. Mr.. Haywood had
very large and valuable library, all of which. with
the exception Of few books, was consumed. He
succeeded in saving his money, and the papers be-
longing to his Office as Clerk and Master in Equity
We have heard no estimate of the loss but it must
be several thousand dollars. The dwelling house
was well filed with much fine and costly furniture.
Several of the contiguous dwellings were endanger-
ed. but were saved by the exertions Of the iremen
and citizens. The wind was blowing brskly from
the south at the time.
P. s. Mr. H. estimates his loss at between S. 900
and $4,000. No insurance at all
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Let the glad tidings 60 forth that Maryland-glo-
rious little Maryland has redeemed herself and sha
ken off the Democratic garment. Henceforth, like
the bright and shining evening star, she will appear
the most brilliant Of her lustrious compeers. An
American Legislature, an American Governor, and
large majority Of all other elective officers of the
same str.pe.-Eliz. City Sentinel.
Let the tidings 60 forth that Maryland is the only
State that voted in 1856 for the K N candidate for
President; and that if redeemed" at all, she is
redeemed" by voting just as she did last year.
Let it also be known that in the only State in which
Know Nothngism has control, its victories are writ
ten in blood; ana that every victory it achieves is
achieved amid the wall of widows and orphans over
the dead bodies Of husbands, fathers and brothers.
Baltimore, whose vote gives the State of Maryland
to the Plug Uglics is known and marked as a City
Of blood. Human life is more respected there on
an election day than it is among the wild Arabs Of
the desert. "Let the glad tidngs 60 FORTH" and let
our contemporary of the Sentinel exult accordingly
"By their fruits shall ye know them"
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HOLDEN 3 WILSON, STATS P.NrERs
o, rzs LAWS OF 1ur UNITED
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= CoLD WEArHER-The weather now is very cold.
Ground frozen-plenty of ice, and slight fall Of
snow on Thursday night last
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whom already in Washington, are very jealous
in his behalf For the Clerkship there are various
candidates 1t is obvious that if southern Speaker
be elected, q gentleman from a northern State, on
the principle of fair compensation, stands the best
chance of success. Hon. James G. Allen, of mi.
NOS, member of the last Congress- is already here.
He starts in the contest with goodly array. of
strong personal friends, and being . gentleman of
popular manners and of abundant qualifications, bis
prospects of success are more than aattering. He
has many friends in the Old North State especially
about Wilmington where he made, some two years
since, political address which was received with
great favor by large audience. They viii doubt
less rejoice to hear of the of his aspirations
For Doorkeeper Postmaster. and Sergeant-at- Arms,
there are no lack of candidates. aud the House
ought to be able to select from them corps Of ef.
cient and Acceptable officers ~
The telegraph announces from the south that
Walker has escaped with q new expedition against
Nicaragua. The Administration is quite in earnest
in its determination to put down this undertaking
and is probably annoyed to find the vigilance Of it,
agents in the southern ports evaded. The Naval
force in the Gulf of Mexico is about to be mater-
ally increased, and every effort will be made to ap-
prehend the fbusters before they have set foot
upon the soil of Central America. If they succeed
in making . landing, it is doubtful whether Mr..
Buchanan will feel authorized 10 pursue them into
foreign territory; but If found on the high seas,
they will be prevented from proceeding on their ex-
petition.
The provisional government Of Nicaragua sent .
Senior Yrisarri here some time since, ~ Minister
Plenipotentiary. He has not been received hereto.
fore, owing to the avowed temporary character Of
the government he recognized. 1t Is said tiAtahs
will be officially received by the President tenor.
row, and thus the existing government he repfo.
sents will be fully recognized by own. Further
that the terms of treaty have already been agreed
upon, providing for the opening Of the transit ronte
and athorizing our Government to keep it open, Il
Nicaragua proves to be unable to do so. Thus Nj.
caraguan matters seem to b approaching definite
arrangement. -. i'I - ~ fFy if sg-ai
Business in New York seems to be revivine. The
amount Of specie in the banks Of the City is nearly
twenty millions, and they will resume 60 soon Il
they can do 80 without destroying the country bank,
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4" All this time, it was not known whether Mr..
Hunter took any part in this opposition, though
many of his most active partizans did and hence it
was suspected that if he not participant in it.
he was to be the beneficiary of it, if it should sue.
coed. Certain it is that hat at first rumor and
surmise about my alleged design to contest with
him his seat in the Senate was turned at last into
taunt to me and my friends. Ran, if you dare,
yon cannot beat Mr.. Hunter" 1t was vain to reply:
II do not desire to beat him." The taunt came back
"You do or you do not desire to beat him. If you
do, failing the steps to defeat you; and, If
you don't, you WiU be defeated any hoao In either
event it soiU be seemingly mansst that he Is strong
er in Virginia than yow are" 1t was useless to
protest, tina. there was no desire to impair his
strengthen issue with him was seemingly prepar-
ed to be forced upon me, knowing that he was safe
in incumbency, and that there could, perhaps, be
no issue joined except personal one When, there.
fore, my friends demanded of me to meet the def
ance, positively declined to do so unless Mr.. Hun
ter. should avow that he was Of this opposition and
backed it, took its responsibility and rendered its is
against the Administration and the National De-
mocuacy. I had no issue with him, nnless he had
issue soith them. If he had aoas ready to cross
ssoords Nth him, not otherwise. was not willing
to part from him and yield him up to the extremists
czusioely to appropriate his reelection to the Senate
as a triumph to thenssslees. He has come out and
his letters are open to the fair Interpretation Of ALL
/ think their meaning is: that he does not express
any warm or strong confidence in the Administra-
ton; that he does not wish to be understood be-
ing one Of its especial friends parzans but that
he does discleim the opposition to it, by saying that
he hopes and expects to be abb to support the i'd
as5aistration in tho main" Now, " hope" is made
up Of dSsire. c6Sancs and srpectation He desires,
then, and doubly expects to be able to support the
Administration in the main And this being SO, he
cannot, Of course desire or expect the opposition
thereto to succeed. Saying that he knows Of no
practical tests at this time which will bring him in.
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CrJ- The sale of China, Bohemian and
Glassware, and fancy articles will be contin-
ue1 to-day, at o'clock. and seven o'clock, P
NJ, by Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson, at their
Auction Rooms. There are many beautiful
things in the collection, that our citizens do
not often have chance to purchase.
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CHANGE.

EEAVINI bought Nessrs Hershberger & Carson's stock
e e o. ,m'iy groceries, Produce. sc. would be glad
the the of the late inn
ofmy old friends aud the public generally.
proujs part to do my utmost give entire salts
fa,tien & all.
I VIII remain for few days in the store occupied by
the previous locating permanently in the
old stand, of Main and I'd where
keep such stock goods always hand
as the wants o families demand.
nj SAM'L yICKERY.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The cynics of Il e
medical schools are constrained to admit that
Holloway's Pills Danish disease from the
stomach, liver and bowels, without reducing
the strength Of the patient. This is the great
est medical triumph Of the nineteenth century.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden
Lane, N. Y, and No al Strand, London; and
by all druggists, at 25c, 62Iac, and 81 per box.
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TONICS WON9T DO !

FENHEY never give porary relief
L they will. 1t is because they don't touch the
the disease Thecause of ali and bilious dis
atmospheric called Masma Malaria
NeatraliZe this all dis
caused y 1t disappears az once Rhodes Fever and
this antidote to Malaria. and it is
merit civ The
ted chemist II. Chiffon of New York. this
svery bOte therefore lift does good do
than can be said of Qunine Arsenic or any
the constitution
brings DUNE AGGE which never allows person to
fe ell perfectly single moment In illustration OF
truths annex extracts from etterust receTee
~ GEORGETOWN Ohio. March H. 1886.
a RHODES EsaDear Sir: Yours the % inst is at
hand arrived late last and the difficulty in
it greatly increased from the fact
vor with public being better than using Quninenos
kuo presume the remedy they needed
taking QuiniHe, contained the drug itself!
(kuOYn as Smiths Tonic - would nVari
ably ague hut it did not would often
return renewed vgor. This circumstance deemed
in your favor could institute
1t and your CURE The following IS the result:
took Cure all of which of
Ouotidian intermittent Fever standing.
missing chilli butt all such cases. slowly
ing them ndaying the other
aladies efecng radical cure Of all three
OF with remedy they have not had
chill since In all three these the Smith Tonie
used and would before stated break the chill
but after period two had elapsed it would return
there will dificuity in giving to
here &c &c WILLIAM BUcKNER, NJ. D.
RHoDEs' FEVER and CURE. AxTrDoFE TO MALARIA
the only harmless remedy in existence is equally certain
Takeit when feel chilIs
comm on, and you win never have single one
Wholesale AGENTS St. Louis 81. BLAKsLEY; Chiea9o
Forssie in Evansville by HALLOCK & SToDARD
MOOLSEY &SAWYER
, KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO.,
And Druggists. tieneralIy ie11-3mw
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GrLAST EVENINGS CONCERT viii be
repeated THIS EVENING with variations Of
the programme. The House last night was a
very full and fashionable one, and the proceeds
added a very handsome sum to the treasury
of the Association. The performances were
highly creditable to the amateurs.
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PHALoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE,
AEEETERED PHYSICIAN.
WnnsE sANps oF LIE

WHOSE
HEAVE nearly run out, discovered while in the East
midas. certain cure for CONSUMPTION bronchitis
Coughs Colds and eral debility This remedy was dis
covered by when his only chiiIa laugherwas given
die. Wishing do much good possible he VIII
his afflicted felO beings request 1t this
recipe with full directions for making up and success
lie eluires each applicant inciose HIM oae
shIinr-three cents postage the recip
versiseun.pt Address DR.. H. JAMES.
deco No. % Grand street. Jersey City, n. J.
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" The Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery, re-
ported to the City Council, at its last meet
ing, only two interments during the past
month
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PasALON,s PArgAN LOTION,
Or. Flaral Beautifsr.

a GREAT Cosmetic for beautifyiDg the skin aud
u pexOn. and for curing ChaPPed Hands. Face Lips
Tan Surburn Frecl1les Pimpies Sealds. Burns;
sure and the Pesone washing will give in
relief shaving it is soothing the skin
keeps white aud for all inflammation
the skin will found be great remedy. Price
dollar per hottie.
PHAE0N's MAGIC HAIR DYE,
ofthe very Natural Dye the worli Its
has proved be beyond eomParson; ana being vegeta
BILE production possibly be done the skim
1t Is easily applied. and you obtain black brown
which Will defy the best Judges tell it from itself
Pric. 81 and ST 80 per box.
Made aad sold by PHALON. ut 1877 BrOadwa-, corner
Dey aud 5l7 Broadway -. Nicholas Hotel, n. and
all druggists am fancy throughout the U. s.
PHAL0N'S CHEMICAL HAIR INViGOnAT0R.
The most complete article the kind before
the public 1t has stood the test Of twenty in this
and the han6r reds OF limitations
able with il for preserving dressing
Identifying the Hair keeping the head clean from
is inestinable short it is thing
the hair requires. Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
decIO-6md'w
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~ The amount ofdvidends paid in Dos
ION on the first instant by Banks, Railroads,
and Manufacturing corporations, exceeded
S27OOOOO.
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OF A press of matter upon our columns,
has excluded the proceedings of the City
Council, and several matters of local interest
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DIV. EDWAReEeS 4 90.

Have Published:
BY THE AUTHOR DOCTOR AHToNIo,' AND ''LoRESzo
BENONl.''
FE1HE PARAGHEENS IN PARIS. on e Visit to the Uni
e vensal Exhibition of 1855; With Illustrations by
JoUN EEEtU. cloth. Price rs cents
Here that Bro es-and Robinson favor which
spicily Of Punch and racy designs
Leec float through the whole like rings of vitog lemon
Paris through all the situation in which hey
continually being caught ypathze with their wellfed
Independence aud while laugh their buuder
pleSes, cannot out admire the extent of the family
The reputation the clever author of Lorenzo
Benoni'' doctor Ant0ujo'' loses nothing
sprghty iny ions of5is attractive little volume.
HENDRIX CONSCIENCE.
TALES OF FLEMISH LIFE Translation by arrange
The much abused freedom the press, has
lguu distinct revival of literature. Among the
dirk Conscience Tie has given direction
his and the simple and homely life Of Meth
ends eharmiugy described in the translation here offered
to the public.
ny CHARLES JOIN ANDERSON.
LAKE NG AMI: or Exploration, aud Di during
-Four Years Nanderings in the Wilds of Southwestern
Africa.
WITH \ INTRODUCTORY LETTER
ByJOuN CHARLES FREMONT,
With many lusrGons representing sporting Adventures
Subj ects of Natural History, Devices for Taking
villa Animals, Be-. &c. One volume. 8 vo..
The present. Library Edition. has peculiar claims
the attention @ those who dere this interesting
FOR The Little ones.
r.. t. sToDDARD.
TOWN AND COUNTRY. And Voices in the Shells.
With beautiful and illustrations by TnwAIrEs
Square I2Lao CLOTH gils. Prize 50
GOLD AND SILVER. Cha rrningIy Illustrated by
DIX. EDWARDS Il CO..
ian1-1wd&w 1921 Broadway. NeT-Y fl
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AUCTION SALES.

ACCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
ETAvING leased for of years and fitted NJ the
4 Old Court House. of Main and Third streets we
receive for sale at auction or private
sale akinds and merchandise; household
furniture, horses. bugsies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances ma lie gnments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
eommeR Gin A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 o'cock A. y.
Having provided with large Map of the city OF
Evansville containing all the recent EnargemeHts and be-
ieving will be for the of all haye
spart the first 30 1dsy Every the sale of
Real Estate aucton All those wishing sell reques
ted TO hand in their sts in time to give the public due notice
The patronage of those having Houses Lots Lands
forsae either public private respectfully olic-
ted. jyf5 W00LSEY & NELSON. Auet's.
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o. The Carrier on the upper route, will
call upon his patrons, to day, who are in
arrears.
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DRK GOODS Aw AUCTION!

Y CST received and will be sold auction at our Auc-
sF ton Rooms regular sale days. large gene
raj Of Dry Goods Notions fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Bleached sheetng.
Shirngs Sdtinets Casmeaes C0ating Fannels Blank
Jeans. Hosinr. Gloves. Mts. Spool Threads. Lincys
Aerinss. Shawl5, Suspenders. &C.. &c.
Associates Pocket Cutlery JeweIry Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins Needles
AccoTeons and great varsity fancy articles
mention. ,WOOLSEY & NELSON.
poyt Auetioneers.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CIECINNATI, Jan. I3, a. NJ
Flour drm at s. 20 Whisky buoyant at IG24is; Moth
ing doing in hogs Provisions quiet Groceries unchang
ed; Wheat in good demand; BARLEY quite.
New YORK, Jan, 10.
urseady; sales $500 bbis Wheat advancing sales
Of 90 Goa bushels white 81 ~; red 81 1881 81; Corn
frm sales Of l0UG0 bushels; Mess pork buoyant 800
q Lard duh and ser at 12; Viii ky firm; Stock
higher.
CIvcIxy ATT, Jan. I3, P. NJ,
Flour demand active at full rates SIS aSj 25 Pro-
visions holders pressing their stocks the markc
pork freey offered Sl7 so; Bulk shoulders at
77a5 Bulk sides 81; Buyers ask declsne which
sellers refuse grant; There is demand for specua-
ton: Lard H. Il per bbls. and kegs with moderate
demand; WHISKY demaRd active; Prices have adv auced
to -.
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I'd LEE

ANa years. The story building consisting Of
the OF Market and W alnu streets.
nCvI HALLOCK IL sToDDARD.
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OF See advertisement in another column
of "Rare inducements to Agents"
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CALIFORNIA.

CALbEDHNIA,
Indoors and Out; How Farm Mine and Live gem
orally in the Go den stats. BY ELIZA ". FARSuAM II
The authentic and graphic picture Calior
MIA exhibited female eyes winch has yet appeared
Mrs Farnhsm secsthng they and
pleasures and experience of the with
phass She presents some interesting statements with
gard the action of the Vigilance Committee in SAT-
Francisco Her narrative probably gives the ciearest and
published dec3l-IWd&W
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY. 1917.

/ r.. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
Drawings the superntondence of
Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID As SOON AS DRAWN.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On TIA 81 II ! an.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS I.
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday. Jan. 3fst
10000 TicketS!-1,OOO Prizes!
In these Lotteries prize be drawn by
all the prizes drawn out of the wheel.
RS II Hubbard Co., authorized by the Ma nagers
I'LL all orders.
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Or Up aud Down the IrrAwaddi: being Passages I'd
in the thurman E9PiIe. By American. limo
cloth. illustrated Title Page. Price 81.
author served Surgeon board English
steamer during the late Burmese and in this book
vivid and his remarkable ad
The thas little is known the guitar
people of Burmahthe Land of the White Elephant this
Throne the Golden FoOt'add that the il
hiud most Gu fold render.
THE Golden Dagon" peculiarly interesting book.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS c,
To be drawn Baltimore. Md. Saturday, JAM oath, 1857
SCHEME
70 Numbers--I5 Drawn Ballots.

All orders tickets packages in any OF the Mary
land will receive attention and the draw
ing purchasers immediately after it
Address T. II. HUBBARD IL CO..
No. 80 Fayette So. or Box No. 40
dee22-tE Baltimore Maryland.
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EsIX, EDWAzs DS g. CO..
S2I BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
uaYe lust pahlished:
PRIZE ANEI.


By u W. CUETIs. IL mo-. cloth. Price FL
Extract from articleiH the ". y Tribune, Mon. 10
Dir. Quits books is. ia Judgment
hlh position in literature this last.
volume complete uniform edition Nessrs
DIX. Edwards Co. For subtitle and refined fancy; for
delicate humor for nice appreciation of characters fol
beauty. Of fading
shadowy lands; full of quiet
fearful pathes, which into the beaming
garlanas poesy and life little leaf Of and
phloso which the heart
when the csntrastsd mysteries
man exisonce-it is composition passing caircs."
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ORIENTAL ACQU A.NTANCEf

In Series Of Letters from Syria. BY De FORREST
l2uo., cloth. Price S75a cents.
These fresh and agreeable views taken from ad
points of observation
Palestine which have employed already many as.ery
pencils full they are OF the splendor and the havoc OF
the East The clever sketches of Oriental Aequain
we'll show far this
So bj Gets is being exhausted.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
MI IL n = II q ~ III @o
EVANSVILLE, IND.

r-s. HAVING fitted upa mammoth ev~rs
ssesszetzs Whit IF Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River the substantial manner, pre-
paredt facitaeany businessentrused'o ourcare eth
Or by RIVER. RAILROAD Ola CANAL
without exposing to the incemency Ofhe weather any
property aud parcula to Recev
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to and all orderSprompy filed
P.G.O'RILET returns his sincere thanks to his nU-
friends for former patronage and respect
fu ly solieits acontinuance ofthe same which will be
duly recprocated
a Store Room weIlsuppled, viii be kept forthe &C
of Boats and their orders carefully filled.
mh3-d&wIy P. G. O'RILEY d CO