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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-31
nItNitiual.
SlMIsS' FAMILY MEDICINES.
Dr.. :. Simn.s' Cough syrup.

DR.. J.. Simnis' Cough Syrup.
rJ,IIIS SYRUP has proved Il sovereign remedy
l. ia all affections Of the Breast aud Lurgs as III
Coughs Colds Whouping Cough, Group, loarSo-
ness. shorness OF Breath, Paia in tho i.yeast ard
sides Splitting Of Blool. Sore Throat bronchitis
and I.sipient Pulmonary Consumption; together
with every ailmcnt incident 10 the Ere 81 & Lungs
Unlike most of the prepar itions made for dis
ease. of tic Bre.s' ana Ltn5s. this Syrup steadily
.ains in publis favor; we nave known ii to relieve
anil cuya to The utter establishment of the patti cat.
thus confirming its utiity in tue diseases for which
Il is intended II is pleasant to the taste. aud eff
fectull in its operation; ohurdn. relief in or
doses aal pcrf1rl!nr cure with a rapdity hith.
crto unknown in tho aunals of uedcine IL Il cure
can be effected at AL Containing no dcoterisus
substances its administration is safe under all cir
cu,nsances.
Dr.. j. s;mlns' White Lininent,
For al tie purposes % a" Erisr"al Remedy.
This Iinim-nt is sininent,y valuable in Rheu-
matsm Neuralgia. Palsy. Sore Throat aud Aumps
is is unequsIlei Gou;, Suia5ness Of Ike Limbs.
Stiffness Of the Joints IoJthicle. S@s'linGs rost
el Feet ,prain-. Bruises, Burns ami Hcsds. Chapp
ed Hands and fatii- VI every character. We neai
not comment fulker on til. Invaluable LinimaHt.
than to say ii is highly appreciated as an extefEal
remedy wherever il il used; III fact it seems TO es-
tlblish itself Ut once We thVreluls place II ut the
disposal o. the afflicted ia this vicinity, having the
utmost cCnl&uce IL its utility for diseases re1ulf-
ing an external application.
DE-. j. SiniGiE' Cholera SyrnF.
This Syrup is undoubtedly the best RENE ~
known for Uys-ntery MD Diar,h@a. in all their
various foins; Cramps, Collie, Cho!sra Morb4s.
Pains in lie StUlaa:a and Eo~es Cramps anu
Sickness il Tie stomach. Cholera lNfantain. and
the SulDiMer diseases Vi Children II ID excellent
in DeLility, Weakness. Relaxation, and Chronic
Diseases affecting Tie stomach and Bowels. Gnj il
pleasant to the Taste well ~ eHsctull III its ope-
rations This Syrup a,ntaius no de!steGiou. sab
stances either mineral OF vegetable ii is thsre-
| fore safe under all uircuuls.ancss
For muny years the propr,etors have ussl these
remedies in private practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
CAUTION .-Pleass observe the written signature
| Of the inventor atiXei to the wrapper OF every
| bottle, thus slaAS VI D., none o,her is genuine
Try these remedies once Gnd you will never be
without them
| liberal discount allowed the trade. Orders
| promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DE-. J. .s!MMS i SON,
All and King SIS, u iimmgioa, DID,
Ty"Sold by Dr. Ii. u. Mitchell, E!kton; b. r
Burton. Dover ). s. lance, Baltimore; AID by
ca generally. may z oms
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v Wiley N W. holland Ell. RISEHARr
SASH and planning MILL,
PORT. DEPOSIT.
CCCN County, NaAryyanI.

WYE, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in full operation,
Our building is fire proof and our mac hiuery
ofthe latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation of our Factory he
ing al one Of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, we think we can offer inducements,
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders. Car.
peHters, &c., to give us call. and examine
sur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
hand
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Uilmin9tou.
WATCH 5, JEWLRf
AND
SKkVE WEAR.

SA.<s ~ W
g. ZIBA FERRIS 4 son .CoRxEn,ot Forrrr
GNA AsE MARexr STREETS, NILMiNGros bova
LAss1s IN hand the largest assortment Of fine
WArGAE5, JEWELKY and SILNERWARE, to
be ioani in the STATE and respectfully solicit The
attention ofthe citizens of ELkTON and its yicini
ty to our stock consisting, in part, Of the flowing
articles:
EN- ihIs!t WATCHES in Gold or Silver Cases
Richard Wis Chronomctcr Watches. Sol
Agency.
Chas. Stoyenson's do. do. do.
Wm Co .pers duplex and LcverWatchc,.
NJ. j Tobias 4 Cos Liverpool Watches
JOS Johnsons do. do. (mads ex-
prcssly for us)
o.: Josh Broomdold', do. do. (Railway
Tinc-k espsrs.)
Joseph Sevlls do. do l,ailwav
Tinc-kscpcrsD \''
Jno. TsIbury iCo's do de-
FINK SWISS WATCHES
JnlesJurseson sCoponhagen Chronomcter.
a. nendrs $ Geneva Chronomctegs
.L.'p' tsno'a Lever ana Lepincs. very fno J
Na'hsron " Constantine Gcnsya, very fine
1@'ues Coarvoisier. Geneva.
IL f".hay Peytcu
DriSuet Paris, very fnc.)
ohaf Il. Tissot & Son )Loclel d.
JEWELRY.
,n n'ne 'ets. consisting OF Breast Pins, Ear Ring
Aiedalliols, Pencils, Cuff Pins. &c.
SILNERWARE
In the Silver department. we arc nren,red IN
iurnlSh the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
oo'hah Warranted equal to coin in purity and ms
cheap as can be purchased i IL This country Also :,
afse assortment of plain silver Spoons, Forks 4
Tea Sets, Plated Ware, MalJle and B,ou-e
Clocks.
Yankee Clocks, for Churches Hall,,,d scboo,,
hichar Willis and Chas. Stevenson Celebrated
Cs.rOn0metcr Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above Gros,
qualify W. sl Watches. we are prcparcdtofrrri.l
acorrtst time keeper. at REASON AEr.E price whi'
LOT lhiSh ana accuracy. cannot be eXcclIei Inv .nv
Wa'ch made Each watch is accoiup ,ned Inv co.,, ''
t'nelte from the manufacturer which anar,n,.r. ,
40 Keep time to the satisfaction Of the nur,h.snr
or to DO returned. Wccan give tn best rcForrnrrs
rom gentlemen ofthc greatest respect bilitv n
Guy anu We respectfully request the attention of
those wishing u Watch which thsy can DEPEND
| upon. "epS'"
sY-WATCIG REPAIRING done in n. h.,
manner, ana all work warranted give entire sat
lslaction Tor one year. a. the old stand of '"
ZlBA FERRIS & SON
| Corner ofFourth and Market s.,
| Wy ILMl NGTON. Del
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MORE NEWS!

VIE largest and most fashionable. and the best
l. assortment OF mems, womrn's and chidrcu's
AA Boots and Shoes. in Cecil co, nty is
AH to befound at tho srbscrihers BOOT
r anil SHOE STORE, opposite the
Court House. IIkton Md
nc subScr Der would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has ru,-
chased OF his brother (Enoch Crouch his enti1s
stock Of Luuics, Misses and Children,
ROOTS AND sEg0Es,
ana mas commenced manufacturing Ladies Shoes
and every description. lie is now nrrnorrd +.
accommodate all who may favor him with , cali
with Mems, Women's and Children's Boots and
Shoes Of the best sort at very low prices.
THOMAS &. CROUCH.
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Jspndice. Three Doxcs are sure to cleanse the
system from i}oils-ottsu les than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured he worst of
ulcers on the legs Sm IL doses seldom flil 10
cure The Piles. One dose cures the headache
Arising from foul stomach. Strong dos2s often
repeated e1pc every worm from the body. They
SHOULD be given to children. who are always more
or less afflicted with this scourge. IA gentle
Fhysic 'hey hive no equal. Ono Fox cures de
rangement Of The Liver. Half Box cures Cola.
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun-
dllion Of every disease. Asa dinner Pm there is
hot their equal in the world. They purely
vegetable, ind can do no harm. bu, do accomplish
an nnnccountabo amount of good
~ Prepared by DR., j. G. AVER, Lowell Mass;
and sold by respectable Druggists everywhere.
AGENTS-DR JOS. WALLACE and DR..
II. ii. MlTcMELI., Eiston.
Sept eth, 1886.
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w. WALTON. W. T. SHAW.
WALTON & SHAW,
MlCHlNlSTS and ENGINEERS.

IN ffLE BClLDIIG,-
Ds''eee" d" q ON, 4 Orange and TofnaNSis
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
SfohM their friends and the public that they
Il continue the manufacture of High and low
PRESSURE stationary and Marine STEAM ENGINES
AMP BOILERS. SIIAFTiNG, MILL WORK, and
IN ,,chinery Of every description. CASTINGS and
oaN hla'iE ANlES furnished to order
a.. ~ ,nhAuh'MITlIiNG Of every description
tnally attendcdto. liam o. AZ,
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Frames Of all Kinds ana sizes.

such as DOOR, lndow, Sideliehts, &c.
DOORS, WASHBOALLS,
SASH, ARCHlIRAIES,
SliU TIERS, INSIDE BLINIS,
MANTLES, WOOD MOILDINCS
b.lNDS: &c., &c, &c,
Oh the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds OF SCROLL SAILING and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Our work is Of the very be st material. well
seasoned; rs We make no second class work,
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such as yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and IIcmlock
WEATHER BOARDING faced jointed ard
rabbitcd.
We have on hand aud for sale a large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints. on. window
Glass, OF all kinds, purchased from the MAN.
utactnrers. and SOLD at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
pest style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, HOLLAND eco.
April 5, 1Sj6-tf
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A'' w HsS1ASSs
From the celebrated manufactures
james Nariin, Pcrre,, "A. Pillon, Gsn.va
Io. iiuml'hey Pcytieu, I.o-
?"iaes ooro'ols1er, Gle Suisse
IL \. Fave l.oclc IAN Nnrn,,, ,.o
LIE Roy 4 Fills. (uyer's ennmclIeII N"-'
DGRon PARIS Msnt,n1nu Ercr.s
'ooll'hllh, Lo- a, I. Agassis, Geneva.
w. &c., &c, DC.
SlLTERVARE.
our a'lverware is all made of tie pure,t silver
ltrso stock Of all the various sty1es constantly
On nhnd. We also make to order ut the shortest
notice any article that we may not have
W. $50 Kept very large stock of fine Jcwelrv
consisting OF Coral, Mosaic, Cameo Jet and plain
gold, OF every style and suited to all tastes
PLATED-WARE.
Tea sett., Casters, Trays, Cako Baskets, Goblets
Cups Fruit Stnds. &c
-. Fine French Marble Clocks, Parian Marble
f'Snres, Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Toilo, Boxes
We arc always pleased to show our goods to
those who may favor uswith n call
:, GEORGE ELLIOTT,
NO. " Market ST., between Third and Fourth,
May II, So. Wilmington, Del.
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VthcsRses Hotels.

We invite the attention of travellers to the
two exccllen. Houses advertised in our col
un,ns, at Vincenues. Mr.. Clark is u prince
among landlords. On arriving at the Depot
IN vincentcs, passengers will find commo-
dious Bhss to take them to the American
House, where, after partaking of an excellent
supper or dinner, they will find another Buss
ready to take them to the cars going East or
West on the o. & NJ. Road. Mr.. Clark and
his polite assistant are ever attentive to their
guests, and their cheerful countenances and
ready Attentions make their house q home to
all their visitors.
Mr. Beeler. of the Beeler House, has won
80 wide q repute and made so many friends,
he is obliged to leave his present quarters,
and is about to take charge of the St. Louis
Hotel, where travellers will find most ample
and pleasant accomm odations. Vincennes
is fortunate in having two such landlords as
Beeler and Clark, and with such ample re-
sources for game from the prairies, and good
marketing among the farmers of the vicinity,
there are no where more bountiful tables to
be found than ut these two Hotels at the Old
Post.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10

CINCISNArI, Sept. 9-P. n. =
Flour hss declined to - S5@s4 75c, and
dull. This is tho lowest price accepted for
this article in three years. Wheat can only
be sold in small lots for s0@90e for Red aud
White. Whisky ale and firm. 5Linseed oil
661<@61L. Sales Of 200 hhds. of Bacon at
l2@l2A for Shoulders, and l4@l4A for
Sides, and 200 bbls Lard ut l5c. Groceries
unchanged. Money market stringent. Rates
of Exchap2e unaltsred. Trust Co. checks
pressed in ehemasket, ut 60c. on the dollar,
and no buyers.
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washinston Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Up. n.
The reprieve granted in the case Of John
Smith, alias Francisco Soares, who was con-
victed in New York. for numbering the cook
Of the brig General Pierce, and sentenced to
be hvng, being about to expire, the President
has committed the sentence to seven years
confinement in the States prison, in the
Southern District of New. York.
The Attorney General has had under con-
sideration, the case of Charles Crowell, ar
ordinary seamen, who for striking and treat
ing with contempt his superior officer, was
sentenced by Court Martial, lately convened
in New York, TO three years i'm Imprisonment
in tho penitentiary in the District Of Column
bia.
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BRUTAL ASD FATAL OuTRAGE.-A most
melancholy tragedy occurred on Tuesday last
in Philips county, Arkansas, not far from He
lena. Mrs. Keys, the wife ola highly respec-
table and worthy planter, was stabbed, and,
it is believed, mrtaliy wounded, by her step
son-in-lsw, whose name is Norwood. II
seems that the overseer of Keys had been bad
ly stabbed by one OF the negroes. and was ly-
ing very low from the effects Of his wounds.
Norwood was engaged with him IN cow
ton on the subject of the stabbing, when
Mrs. Keys took sides with the oversesr.
Some harsh words passed between her and
Norwood, when be drew his knife and killed
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~A gentleman named Edwards has
mystcriously disappears in New York.
One day last week he went out either to draw
or deposit 90 900, but did not return. Upon
inquiry at the bank it was found that the 90,
600 was there, but no clue to the absent man
was obtained. Since the dsy of his disap-
pearance, Mrs. Edwards, young person, and
stranger in New York, has boon in the
most excited state of anguish.
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THE FIRST PRINTING PREss.-A portion Of
the original printing press with which Gut
tenberg made his first impression has re
Gently been discovered as Mayence. The
transverse piece, upon which the cylinder
rested, and which is still in good state of
preservation, bears the significant date 1913.
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20 The officer in charge ofthe dead-letter
office says that there has been "a very large
increase of dead letters" since the law of com
pulsory prepayment went into operation.
The ''money letters" in the dead-letter office
the last quarter of 1854, numbered two thou
sand two hundred and seventy EIGHT, and in
the quarter ending October /, ls54-the first
quarter Of compulsory prepayment, and the
bered three thousand and fifteen; and the in
crease Of all dead letters was in the same
proportion.
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Ameriesn Board Of Commissioners for For.
f" glsi, III eign Missions.

go Providence, Sept. s-P.N.
American Board Of Commissir ners for For
eign Missions held its annual meeting in this
city to-day. The treasurer's report shows
the past year $S99 900 expended and 1891 800
received. The debt Of the Missions has been
reduced to $2s 900. 49,.
Twenty eight missionaries have been sent
out, and Is under appointment. The Com
mittee reported this morning on the separa-
ton between the Board and the Dutch Re-
formed Church. ,,ri
The Board is now engaged discussing reso-
lutions for providing funds for the support of
superanuated clergy men,,
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~The police of Wiediken in Switzer-
land, have been obi ed to interfere. in order
TO put check on the proceedings ofthe Nor
mons Three individuals, calling them
selves priests ofthat sect. but whose conduct
was anything but clerical, have been march
ed to the frontier by the gendarmcry.
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GREAT TRorTING MATcH.-A great trot-
ting match for several thousand dollars
between Flora Temple and Lancet. took
place on Wednesday, near Elmirs. N. Y.
The fair Flora won the race in two straight
heats. Time, 2.2s-2:27. There were ten
thousand persons present. .-.,.-.-.-
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Z The main features respecting Indian affairs
have been fully confirmed. The mutineers
held Delhi on the 18th Of July. They Lad
made three additional sortles, but were de-
feated in each with heavy loss.
Sir Hugh Wheeler had been killed at
Cawnpont, the garrison of which had been
reduced to famine and surrendered to Hena-
sahib, who in violation of o solemn promise
massacred the whole garrison.
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New3Hork Daarket.

NEW DIRK sept. ~.
Flour depressed; sales Of 1000 bbls. IS 20
Is 80 for Ohio, decline of loo; Southern IN
changed. Wheat heavy; $4,000 bus. sold at
81 SO for White, and 81 81 for Red. Corn
heavy; 10000 bus. sold at 72 for w hite and
II for Yellow.Lard an q lower, at 151Ic.
Whisky an ,h Better, at &c.
"a NEW York, Sept. s-P.x.
Flour dull $500 sbbls sold. Wheat de-
pressed; 40 900 bus sold. Corn dull |; $4,000
bus sold. Provisions stcady. Stocks firm
N. Y. Central, o.; Mich. Central, 64I<; Erie,
2o%; Milwsukie o. Miss, -S4x. -
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9-P.x n.
Reeves, Buck q Co., and Reeves, Abbott
IL Co., extensive Railroad iron manufacturers
have suspended. Liabilities, $500, 900. The
failure was caused by the inability Of Rail-
road Companies to meet their notes. The
same firm failed three years ago, and subse-
quently paid their liabilities. 1t is presum-
ed they will be able to continue operations
at their works. "
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A HoPxrUL PRosrrcr RENEwED.-Capt
Micklers of the volunteers in Florida, has
captured five Seminoles. The Indians have
raised white flag Hopes are entertained
that the war is nearly ended. fFt
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DRouGHT IN IowA.-It is stated that q Sc
we're drought prevails in Henry county, Iowa
no rain, with the exception of two slight
showers. having fallen since the Goth Of
March last. This is singular. in view Of the
fact that the whole country for months has
been nearly flooded with rains.
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Nxw.pApxRs IN MINNEsorA.-There are, a,

NEWSPAPERS IN MINNEsorA.-There are, at
the present time (sept. ~ forty-three week
ly and three ,laily newspapers printed and
published in Minnesota. OF these seventeen
are Republican ia politics; fourteen are Dem
ocratic. and twelve are Independent. More
than one-half Of these forty-three newspa-
Pers are less tran one year DID,. Nine OF
them date the commencement of their exis-
tence within the past two moths
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~ The Rev. Jas. B. Finley, known
throughout the West by the Methodists as
the "Oid Chief" died at Eaton, Ohio, on the
7th inst. He was seventy-seven years old at
the time of his death.
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aAAaIaa CLEvkLAND, sept. IN.
Six Revenue Cutters, built by Merry &
Gay, Milan, Ohio, for the government, were
seized yesterday by the U. S. Marshal, on an
attachn,encat the suit of Knapp, wilkins &
Co., Of Pittsburgh, for materials furnished
the builders ~ ala ,,s +. ,,,..i.,-.cf- =,
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I Qnh .Arrostoa.r

=" ''-~"s WHEELING, Va, Sept s-r.x.
2 Martin Dinney4 was arrested here to-day,
by Col. Thos. P. Shallcross, special agent Of
the P. o. Department, charged with embez-
zling letters from the Chicago p. D.
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= sB-The keei-bost, Keystone State, nrriv-
ed from Rumsey yesterday with TEA hogs
heads Of tobacco
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9..- .,sr., BALTIMORE. Sept. 9--x.
+ Flour dull; $3.50 for snperfine and lower
grades. Wheat dull; prime in fair demand;
ksd q 81 rs, and White &C t1,40@1 49,
White Corn sS@s7, yellow 65@IO. Whisky
better; quoted a. 25t<0csXc.
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w-The Steam Tug Nile exploded on the
Illinois river last week. The engineer WAS
killed and six others badly scalded, two Of
whom it is thought will not survive.
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Capt Coleman so long and favora bly,
known as one of the proprietors of the Astor
House. New York, has become partner in
the st. Nicholas.
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Powder Mill Rxplo.iop.

1870 1919, BENNINGTON, VT, Sept. s-x.
A portion Of Russels' powder works in this
place, blew up this. morning, killing two
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WThe proprietor of grocery in Troy.
n. Y, is said TO own Canary which speaks
as plainly as any parrot. 1t is an English
Canary. t- fH
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[4f H q 4 HALIFAX, Sept. e--r.x n.
The Europa has arrived With Liverpool ad-
vices TO the 18th ult. ~ .sa7filkh
The Queea's speech eongrstulates Par
lament On the peaceable aspect OF tho affairs
of Europe. and expresses the belief that the
sripulatSSons Of the treaty Of Paris, through
the earnest efforts Of the contracting parties
will eventually be satisfactorily settled. She
alfn&cs With extfeme concern the Indian
war, ard expresses determination to omit
no efforts to quell the rebellion, and she has
full confidence that the power at her disposal
will enable her to effect that purpose. -u-
ton, in answer toNa question, said that the
Government intended to render aid to British
India. b ss.fsI 81 iiii. ggc- o.
John Doughcrty. Q extensive dealer in
American produce, recently failed.
Commercial.
MoNEY MARKET.
Consols closea at 30 u for money, q slight
decline from Wednesdays quotations. Bell
d. Co.'S report says the transactions in Amer
lean securities are unimportant.
90 LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The market has been active the sales for
the week reaching 1880 bales Mt an ad-
vance Of L@Zd; the stock Of Cotton in pert
is estimated at $4,000 bales, including Sl2,-
600 Of American
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 90.
The weather throughout the week contin-
ued favorable for the crops. The market for
breadstuffs has been generally quiet and
quotations barely maintained. Flour dill
and nominally quoted. Wheat active, with
decline Of "a. Cofn.dull and Cd lower
Breadstnh9 continde. dull, with o declining
tendency. The circular reports the provision
market generality dull. Beef is dull, but
continues arm Pork dull at s0@s5s 3 bbl
Bacon quiet. Lard dull and 15c lower; quot
ed at es@70s. The Brokers' circular quotes
sugar firm and Id better. Coffee buoyant
Rice duil.S Tea s,ow Of sale, but prices are
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10

w-wo are placed I'm aercor tiaued obilga-
'tions to Mr.. Fish of the Cypress office, for
late papers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10

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