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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-18
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


PONNETS, TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS,
ID RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS, EMBROIDERY, PER
FuMERY, GLASS COUNTER AND SHOW CASES, SHOW
WINDow, SHELVING. &C, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, shall sell, at the
Bonnet and Fancy Store, No AS Seventh street, be
tween q and III, at IL clock a.. M, excellent
sortment of the above mentioned goods.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
may l5-5t AuctIoneer.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY NEAR
THE RAILRoAn DEr0T At PUBLIC AUCTroN.-
The premises, by virtue of decd of trust duly re-
corded &c, we shall sell at public auction that val
liable property situated at the corner of North ID
street and New Jersey avenue, with the improve
ments consisting of a large and substantial brick
Hotel Building, known MS the Union Hotel" for
merly occupied by John Foy.
This valuable property is Immediately opposite
the Railroad Depot, and possesses ample accOinnO-
dations for good second class Hotel bus ness, and
this sale offers great inducements to persons who
desire to embark i'm the business as from It's posi-
ton, 1t must always command good run.
vacant lot on the north side of the building, and
fronting on New Jersey avenue, will be sold at the
same time.
Terms: One fourth, cash the residue in one
two. and three years, with interest, secured by a
wv" - y" J6HN &. C. HAMILTON,
SAMUEL HAMILTON,
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AUCTION SALES

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
PEsREMPToRY SALE OF WHOLE
MAY N, at o'clock at the Auction Rooms / shall
se tne whole OF square No. 49, fronting on 18th and
lsln streets west and north r and = streets
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6. L. and
10 months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
may I'D JAS. C, McGI1IRE Auct
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MARRIED.,

On the nth INST, by the Rev. 6. ID. Cummins, DIR.
WILLIAM G. FOSTER, Jr., of Bloomington
Ind, to INDIANA MILLER, second daughter of
the late Richard NJ. BealI, of this city
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
BLE IMPR OWED or IN TILE

w ARD AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY AFTER-
MON the 18th instant, at 51a O'Clock, we will sell
IN front OF the premises, east part of Lot No T. in
square 40, fronting n feet l. street north be-
tween 18th and 18th streets and running ba 10 feet
TO q Sl-teet alley. The improvements are a two-sto-
a. This property ls on newly improved street, with
the pavement laid.
Terms: One half, cash; the deferred payments in
D. b, and MONTHS bearing interest and satisfactorily
secured, Sale positive. By order Of the heirs.
NAV IL WALL q RARNARD Annfs
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DIED.,

At Jordan's Springs, Va, on the 18th instant
ELIZA ANN, wife Of Col. Charles Thomas, L. 3
Army,
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I,Ot.ISQllarf

And part Of Lot No. 3, square 3i5, being all the
said Lot except the north eleven feet front by
enty feet deep.
Terms of sale One fourth cash; the balance in
four equal instruments IN 6, H. l8, and "a months for
notes bearing interest, secured TO the satisfaction of
the Trustee.
All conveyancng at the expense of the purchaser
and If the terms of sale not complied with In six
days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the expense and cost of the first
purchaser.
J. M. CARLISLE, Trustee.
may 2-eots JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
II The above sale is postponed until SATUR-
DAY MORNING, May sd, same hour and place.
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
may l8-eod JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct
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FIREs.-About O'Clock last night an alarm of
fire was caused by u brilliant light in the direc-
ton of the river. The firemen turned out but
finding that the cause of alarm was beyond the
river, and out of their reach, they returned to
their engine houses.
About o'clock this morning. fire broke out
IN frame house on Capitol Hill, belonging to III .
* Maryman, which, with another frame and two
small brick houses adjoining, were burned. The
watchmen on that beat, by their active exertions
probably prevented deplorable loss of life The
inmates were aroused by the watchmen from deep
sleep, while the houses were in flames. Watch
man Short entered one of the houses and brought
out Il child which cOuId not help itself, being
sick of scarlet fever
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INsTALLATION.-At the First Colored Presby.
terrain Church, on Fifteenth street, on yesterday
afternoon, William Slade and A Foote were OF.
dained and installed as rulin. elders The col
ored people comprising this congregation are
under The care of the Presbytery Of the District
Columbia, and have, by their own exertions iust
erected and paid for their new edfice, costing
some eight or nine thousand dollars.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
" Just received by canal two cargoes Of CUM
BERLAND COAL, which we will sell at the low
est market price. b r.f.
= Ali our Goals kept upon plank floors, thereby
rendering them entirely free from earthly matter
which is of the first Importance to the consumer.
CASTLEMAN d BRO,
Corner of 9th and b streets,
may l5-eo2w opposite Nationel Hotel.
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DYE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
Ii CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West Falls
avenue and Block street, Baltimore, Md.
may ely
MERCER POTATOES. - Just received 100
lNl bushels prime white Mercer Potatoes, select
ed expressly for family trade: ,-n
Also, a lot of sugar-cured Maryland Hams, tsmall
Sngar-cured Breakfast Middling, Smoked Beef,
Shoulders, &c. .
NV customers and others would do well To call
early and examine the Potatoes, as l wish to close
them out a small advance, to make room Tor an
FRANCIS MILLER, Family Grocer,
may 9-2w Sl r street. cor. oil 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03
Naval Inteiligcnce.

he marine guard for The United States steamer Misss
sippi arrived at The Marine Barracks Brooklyn, N. Y.
nom Washington, esserdsy, under the charge OF Ser
eesnt G n Booesm. The Sergeant delivered his detsoh
er IN FOOD order and IKE good soldier did not let his
command want for the creature comforts wherewnh 70
protect the inner from the drenching rain which
poured eosn In torrents bis arrival. The Mississippi
carries the following complement OF marines II neuenaut
OicCawley), orderly sergeant (Hodeson), duty ser
senuts corporsls, and 30 privates. Lieut. Charles
Nctaxey takes command OF the marine guard on board
the Mssisslpp He nne officer, and credit 70 the
Gag under which he serves
small detachment Of sesmsu, Intended 70 an MP the
vacuum in the ship's company OF the Mssisspp, under
The Of ,uien ant we're delivered on board the
United States receiving ship North Carolina on the "a
The United states steam frigais wabash viii haul down
10 the Navy Yard 10 day, ID instant expected she
win 10 out Of commission In few days The Wabash has
made VERY successful cruise for the time she has been
il commission Capt Ense, and In fact All her officers
deserve great credit for the seamankc manner 10 whcn
they have handled her since she has been ahoat
mo United saies sIcop OF war Cumberland, oom
nander kIsroon, from Boston 23d ult for Africa, was
passed 25th ult, latitude Al IS, lonsitsde So 40.
ne United states bark Release, on cruise, All well,
was spoken lih uit., latitude 2s Ia, longitude o.
me steam frigate Minnesota received Mr.. Reed, our
Minister 10 China, with national salute, the Norfolk
Navy Yard, Tue,dsy, and would sail al midnight Tor
Hong Kong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

fFroD the Delaware Gezeuo, June W
We have been handed The following etier, which We
cordially pubth the request Of the late Oonsul 70 Ma
tsnzas We have also letter from Washington, IN
which the writer says he "does not wonder o. the exul
tant feelings Of the hte CONSUL 1t the setjemen OF the
question regardiIg the effects OF deoeed Amer cans In
Cuba. We unders and that This question was sculcd BY
Spain representations made 70 thai government oy
Gen Copcba, after his attention had been called 70 BY
Dr. worre and that the corresponderce was despatched
10 Spain previous 10 the Iattcr leaving Cuba
HAVANA, juno Q, 1857.
EDWARD woRRnI, Eo-Upon my arrival here exc
that these points which you had couended for In haanzas
have ali been and establshed BY the gov
ernment at Madrid ana the Law OF the land.
have with many resident Foreigners Americans
and English who, while they ackno~ledge tnst at the
time they differed from you, yet 10 take pleasure In
Ascribng your ZEAL which pressed this mat
until they and their heirs arc safe from The At
lacks Of system Of .indins and robbery 10 who
before they liable. And sir, need tell you that II
gives unboun I'D pleasure 70 be able 10 coograusc
you upon the great achevsmenu This victory no, OF
day cnly, but for all future umc This buwark which
has wtbstood all diplomacy FOR many years. vas reserved
for your proWess and months and years they ny speed
by by, will witness your monuments covering the land
they may be In brass 10 marble, but wherever Me
SHOWS orpbans Of those sho die In this country re-
eide, there you will have monument; and hose Widows
they gather their little around their family altar,
viii praise the widows God for the property which has
been preserved them and invoke blessings upon him
ho vas the hopored Instrument In establishing this IN
Who would barter such fame and such . memorial for
'"' JAMES HEwErr
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A VESSEL FOR THE NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITION
We learn from the Kngstop (CAnadA) Nes mat the Ice
burg, Dr. Raes vessel which he he's been building for
his new Arctic expedition, was launched en- the 20h uh
In pre- once OF large conoourse Of spectators me Ice
burg rugged - biigantne, and measures one hundred
and seventeen tons, carpenters measurement but Will
buih with very great strength 70 1t her for the heavy
work she u destined encounter The season being too
M advanced TO enter upon her proper missoD she will be
engaged In freghtng till the fall when Dr.. Rae will take
her to England and be prepared next spring TO carry her
Into the Polar sea 70 accomplish the mission he has se
himseH to perform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

ne Lowell Cbsrsv learns thai Mr. Isaac W. Norcross
was board The STEAMER Montreal st Friday. There
was some MISTAKE name he has been hoard from
al Three Rivers sincs The disaster.
III Mayor John pseow, Of Boston, lef In The steam
ship Europa, os Wednesday, for Europe.
Americans registered banking once Of the Ameri
European Express and Exchange Company Paris, from
June IL 70 June is 1851
and w. v.rst T. ri.Ssss ' a. a.,..sys fs
ssis, - y vide a v f.yes and yife, ~ Til,s'se, y
ma s S%is, 'fs WIN WIN: ssTsi. " sisss;
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cnnsS ..s vie o T. B.sd9.. vile v. oGsas9 .sd
i.%iy, Marin, jobs isiss ssd WIFE, Appisss
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w.a' and VIZ. s.,sY pspn:,Iv...; ss, S. clos.
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sIS.: .sso1 IN rglSs. sl = X ,
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children enc .nS sare Mr. and n
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Prom ss...s up IN 'chr a nnsr-oeorse Newell I'd"
80. sr i.. Sss 5sss sass .''' o''' '''
DuAnruRss.
Cbas Homer wife, children and sex.anti M echner
wa |; Rev W Bsgdsu ChAs Rogers Hoo Bgeiow,
Chas GRIMM 0rinith, Mas Duncan Miss Jane An
drews Frsnct Iabsoin Dr Sinclair BecSos and
vi e. Pos,ou; Reward Roberta Rorbury; Mrs B-ooss
Kmmeron sasn: Miss Sarah whcelwr eht and WIN Wheel
wright rtwburyport Capt VIM Csrx, srews'e,; 10
Lean Easion; .& HARDING wife and child Burlington, VT
Brovn, Jr Mrs Nicholas Brown and daughter frovt
dence elshe Connectcut blackstone Norwich Coun;
Brick wife bernard and wife Brooklyn; de Ar
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man, Mr. Graves Isase and wife, Graham Geo asssas
Dc "T su.o f ssv ssrd and Or baird
Rrasmus Pratt and two sons Dryburg and causher Pit
lsdephs; william Carrisre, Baimsre Mrs. davies and
friend; Mrs ucou and Iroub and wife Mr. breu
and Mrs Russell Joseph samuel and wife, hrsmchi; Mr.
Dainry and wife. Mr. Ros and broher Canals Robert
smith and Jas kmh Port Hope vi sidney smith voours
CIV; Payne v Robertson, fhayer, Jr Montreal, SOW
Ell aud wife, hiss Mutton ard Mr. lind rorcnto rew
Nee bury, Donald hscKay Hamilton, John Doing, New
Brunswick; winter Kingston; Miss EswQr and maid
John Mr. Tennsly uregory Brnke, Passing
h.m Ford Coz ard, John Lvstos John ssrimp and
wife England; Jas snderscn London John ray and
Amen, liverpool Mr. Jscoby GERMANY Mr. Puco and wife
Havana; Geo Portens. jamaica Chas kvans West indies
ell residence not given IL For Halfar Sessrs
smith Bosloa Thos sonerve Mrs bepouse AND niece
John Kohl ard Ofiivey ann b-nher New yort wn Moi
fat skig.n Ntss Robinson, Mrs Qorhsm MISS Uolns W
Hamilton, . tfn Uolips, Mrs Hamilton a-d dalvh
YER, Kpcwhoa. Jss isles and W cr,nds islat srs
Rdde ldr Mrs Nelsou, Mrs Gordon and Rev Dr Bar
] clay, CanaJs-A Total, ltT
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R1s1o1AFIoN OF I'm MIcAxAauA TsANsr ROUTE.
Tho WAshington osrsspeadsas Of The Balumore Sws
says -n said thAs Ire adn Illustration have determined
70 promote the restoration Of the Nicaragua Tranat line 10
some medeprobabH BY treaty with Nicaragua, and inde-
pendently Of any arrauGemens with CostA Mca But
special favor viii be exhibited towards any private int
rest In connection With this subject II the Cincinnati
platform be adhered 70, tho Transit route must DO
kept open opposition to al obstacles from Whatever
quarter. Walker kept the Nicaragua Transit open long
was In bis power 70 do H. but Costa Rcs blocked Il
Up matter growing out Of the neoeiss OF her strife
with Walker But that STATE will not be allowed 70 obstruc
IL dictate tho terms which shall be- opened, now
Mat the necessities arising from tae war have ceased 10
aYfsk
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me new Street Commissiousr, Charles Devin, .asv~l
formally entered the duties Of his once, the businea
that department proceeds in the old rontne shou,
without further assaults sieges BY outside claimants.
Yesterday the Commissioner engaged with hs newly
appointed officers Tho names Of these gentleman are ~
folows:
Deputv Collector ......,,....J. q BurnhAm
SuneYnteud,t of fands and Places John H. ChAmbeT.
ofSHeets and Impovem O4as. H. Mng.
Repsirs ana Huppheg, VIM. ]. BrisIey,
nAnutv Beut p. YAirchnd.
anpsyyp teudaut az Whsryes, 80 .. Bernard Key.
Of Roads .......... John O!oole
Tamus and Gas " .Thog g. FeIria
Contract Clark ELECTROMAGNETIC Geo. q Lynch.
Deputy Collector Of Assessments. .Jonn koot
Inspector Of Wharf Incumbrances. Erancs layton
Tcpr,sS Cue,k .....,,.......H Henry Arcularus
First Clerk OF Lamps and Cas-. Maao \, VSrAn.
Assistant Messenger. ........'.n henry a. neoo.
Head OF Bureau Of Surveying Jonn AcLeod nurpoT'
Suryeyors-M ward Boyle, Soert L. Viee, Isaac l.
Ludium Edmund Even and John I. Doog 80.
The excitement which regDed IN the other municipal de-
parmeuts did seem to Affect thai OF tho street Oomm-
sioner There all was dull routine.
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EMoW LyNcH Law IN IovA-rgRKs MxS HUNG
AND ONp sHorwe learn through Clinton correspondent
nai Jsdge Lynch has been again at work II seems ns'
gang o horse thieves had been for some time ursog
the neshborhocd OF wapsapnecou river, In that county,
and the depretacns had aroused the people 70
party went In pursuit, and several Of the thieves, SUI
In possession OF stolen horses captured upon an
island in the river. Judge Lynch established hv
court Tor their trial Two nupe the 24th, one
vas hung ON the 26th, and fourth was shot one o'
captured bad Disclosed the Of the whole gang
and the las accounts the judi In hot our
suit Of them, threatening 10 hang them aso.CAtcloo
Pres, June ~.
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Dry streets on the Fourth.
TO THE EDITOR or rHH HERALD.

win You be kind enough 70 call the attention OF our
y author es 70 The FAC that the route or line OF marce
Of the troops always been very much waered thereby
causing marching extremely dDcul, especially IN Broad
way. 40.
II the streetswerc dry and even dusty, would oe muon
preerred 10 the sppery and footing which water
occasions -
BY giving fhis place In vow journal, or otherwise
calling aientopto you VIII greatly oohsem me s,uzen sol
aiery generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

vsn He = intending 70 follow them Win hb vito azd
I've daughters.
HI object IL 10 purchase cotton GIN and Sugar
n thai he may them with him 70 The free osuny
Of hi adoption This IL Important only for him
~ Iberia Whatever may be contributed 10 this object
win be most substantial sort Of aid African ooloui2r
ton. LEONARD BACON.
NEW HAVE, Dec Is, 1854,
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HOTEL FOR SALE, REAL, ESTATE THE DEStHA
Ill Bile and well known Three Pigeons Ho,e with sia3es
ou,buldngs. garden, &c situated th5ee miles ron ,ns 2
boken ferry. At New Durham, NJ j.. on the Hackensecs
road doing STAGES stop % ures
daily. For particulars inquire of %. sAYiLLE on we
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yxyAgrvp-rETs WORTH NkLE CHli.p 70 lssrsr
Post oaice
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Number Of persons arraigned BIZ
Conv icted--Assault and battery
feui Afoeny .ssssssssssssHI
Msoruery mousse.
Malicious mis- chief. .................
Selling diseased meal. ACCOMMODATIONS. 1
Total convicted. ....--2sS
Acqui,led-Assauh and battery
Peut larceny ......s...s...s......sss.<
Embezzlement. ..................ss..
MOI. ....s....s....sssssss..sssss
Msordery house. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total acquitted
Dschd Witnesses sppearing-Assau and battery lo3
Petit larcsny $500. 4s
Malicious mischief...
Gases Transferred 10 General Sessions.
rot,I .bl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03

VETERAN CORPS OF 1872, OF THE STATE orNEv
The corps will assemble At kiel's Star House
62 Lspesard ST eet on Saturday the fh Of July 10 A.
the day. John Scoles Es has kindly
fented dev'r Grafton the occasion The corps VIII
d ne at headquarters. BY order, -
WV. CoRBIERE, AdjutaDt A. W. JONES Colonel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
STEAM AND WAFER TUssNG.

hTiS;I,::--,, y,.,...,. c,se.,.
10 loyes No. ] Herring; n cases Sard mes:
50csss fre Cove aud Spiced Oysters. lust reed and
ale ~ decl6 PRESTON BROS.
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yEyy sr0YE MORE,

EAMES SCANTLlN. JE Of the late firm Of James
eD Scautn & Son has opened stove AVID Tin Store. en-
a street. opposite the old State Bank where he intends
keeping large of Stoves OF the latest m
STYLES Mante and Tin Ware helesa'e aac
retail the best terms. GiEe him call before Pur-
chasing ct vncre.
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NEW AEIEyEVAE.
BLANKETS.
NEWS EnH ALL!

NYTE beg inform numerous customers the Ladies
ID payteuar. that ready - show one OF
the g-andest displays in FAScv AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
red in isnarket We too busy now TO
stock Safee II
that OF Ladies Dress Goods such freneh
English Meriaos WOolen Plsid black and fancy Sks
Deianes Man,ss Shaws. tie richest French Embroide-
ries silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Shoe
Dsinasks ard Embraidured Window Curtain. Calicoes
Gingha-o Flsne nSeys JeansSatinets DoIacstics and
thousands Of ether articles too numerous 70 mention cannot
be any whether in style. quality price as We
sail adhere to our mottoSEL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP.
Cl everybody at the store Main the
Of First. sep5 R0SER. BRO. AZ FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20

EtNEs:sT-.-5n boxes W. Il. Cream Chess;
u 80 hOses herman lad Palm Soap
100 pounds Cotton Wrapping Tsine;
20 bales No. / Cotton Batting:
SEQ pounds rr-eurtd Dried Beef;
Is dos fresh Mustard. X and 81 pint bottles, reed
railroad and for safe at reduced ptiees by
aug2J l. & y. UEIIANN.
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DgSSOI.UTEOT.

GtONNns AND REFINED SUGARS
~ his Prime n. O. Sugar;
DO Crushed end Powdered Sugar. for s.lstv
feb4 SAM'L vlCEERY
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All ROSE

FeEcFIvED this uor9ing BY Aesms Express. sup
. ply OF lydies aud mslss Lamh5 Wool Hose cOlorei
AMI white kid Gloves. fleece liaot SilE Gloves
ExPeouF daily arrive sii;i nal Of all OF
Dry ioOda which 0asr friends reduced
prices. Call in everybody.
nov2s EOSER. BRO. FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-20
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
ron xIkfSg
All KiSas Of Iisesrs aud Siregsr.
INSTANTLY, by the use OF


INSTANTLY. by the use OF
LAooU R's ESSEN rIAL Oils.
These Oils obtained by Dist,i.oa tho Chemical
Latoratsy Parish 81 Jefferson OF Pierre L:eo author
81 L.sou5s As.yss La:oat1 phe@isa ManiPa-
Parchsrs particularly refaesed to return the hasks
d obtain their money IL the oil does not give perfect sat-
IXcoURs OIL OF coGNAo eoa-ert, neutral spirit to
bsIsrae Msret Cognac Poaltney Seiynse. United Vine
h.. ara r t99 qor n .sS
ss oil Of ooFso 70 Tw yk Blssdy Fee
Apple Brandy. c. nnoa Coguac Brandy, &c.
LAooIRs oil OF Ri chang. kisis 49, "ssky to
DssrbOn Whssys &c.
oit ir'h Malt whi'ty. and superior article Of Scotch
oil or PEACH changes common whisky to virrini.
Ps.,h Brandy. Sc. OIL OF Peach aud oil Of COgnac w
''oy;r, o HsG STS whi,syo Apis Brady
s.h.iSa sShaaEPs Ees. GO nan Ti9 ETssh Gin
asr being ix.d change ere gallons OF good Vinegar and
gallon; Of ws:er g thirty gallons 2, tie most
Lssours Cooesnraed Acid. Vinegar be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUoRs. LaeOur's OIL, require 70 pre-
Hsrationonly oil nto tss whisky sni shake ss
fich oily taste; beautiful transparent coqr and hne
bead Laeours ois three disne rronertie in
sty combines with the for ceaieat rar-
tsss the whole OF TIRE Grain oil. Amylic AlcehoI) The
whisky thus that Irritating
lag taste and nstra sPiri the second properly
liquor. which renders and impa an rpPesrabe
81 sreas age; ,hs thru property Is eHhted IN ne rich
Gers distinction from the geauise brands impossible
naissn. ell for three hunasd ailsns o. liquor
ana co~Prshensive directions accompany the bottles
Per save Of ST CHARLES and Poydras streets
sacked and shipped with bill adns any part Q: the
country. upon the receipt OF so is tie asirss o.
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