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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-22
QUIZ DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FO{e jf.4 KING
Ali Kinds of Liquors aud Vinegar.
IN5TANTL1, BY the use Of
LA q R. S e 5 S E TIA L OILS

These Oils are obtained by Disatioa Chemical
Laboratory Parish of jefferson Of Pierre Lacour author
lat ons. the 4lanufacture Liquors, sc.
Purchasers particularly requested to return the TASKS
and obtain their money II the oil does not give
LACoUR,S OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
Sazerac Cognac Poultney Seignette United
yard pretors Castilion and London Dock
sparkling color Common Reched hsky will be changed
by the Oil of Cognac New York Brandy PIae
LACuUR,S OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed WHISKY to
Monographs Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL or CEDRAT changes common Reetifed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article of Scotch
OLE OF PEACH changes common Whisky Virginia
Peach Brandy &C. Gil Peach oil Of Cognac will
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest hshy to Holland Gin
LACOUR'S 0oECESTRAThD A CID viii, in five hours
after being mixed change five gallons of good Vinegar and
acid Vinegar that market BY the
Concentrated Acid Vinegar be made
| FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's OILS require no pre-
paraon-ony pour the oil into the whisky and shake we'll
The liquors thus made viii have natural ma fa
rich beautiful transparent color and fine
bead oils three distinct properties in
erty combine with an par
tiees whole the arain oil. (Amylic Alcohol The
whisky thus depressed thst peeuar irritating and burn
neutral spirit the property
consists oily mueiiliagiuous taste impaired to the
liquor. which renders mellow ana I'M an appearap ce
of great age the third property exhibited in the rich
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible
These oils in quart ask each flask contains
Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
Price 81 per bottle
One bottle Of hese oils number, will securely
sacked and sh pped ladipg any part tht
country upon the SO n H 6 addrSss S
Purchasers requested guarantee of good faith
shin them package the Oils they not perform
claimed for them they will cost nothing jan5-1y
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DRUG STORE.

EARJ. J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock CT
4 p Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bgi ie#
months since call the attention of the pnhlc
particularly physioan7 and merchants coming To- hs city
to make purchases this which Will be con-
stanty receiving additions from the Eastern cities anu
he 0 he afforded by any
otber in West No 3. Washington Block
Buildings sep-'-I'
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FAEsPAULaNS, AWNINGS, &C.. &c.
rTHE undersigned is prepared splice kind Of rop
aud srarinS blocks of descriptions the making
any paunIs. Awnings &C. To be found at any time
VIM. Green's Central House, Division street ,-.1,,
octl5-3m JOuN fLo" MAY.
D0Z1 aud lbs cans fresh Cove Oysters. lust rec by
1 - decl5 Il. II. COOK 6c SON.
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NEzV FALL. GOOu
COS yzOPDLTEAN AEsT UNION.
THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION
HARPER. PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
ANY ONE OF THE QUARrERIEs,

ANY ONE OF THE QUARrERLIES,
TILL in ad litioa the Art Journal FREE, and
~ also q certificate giving them equal chance with
members Society draw fne Oil Painting,
q choice piece of Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
by of the Society. in Evansville last year
an two the year before.
The Magazines looming will be received by
ediately they issued and delivered
subscribers with the leaves aad trimmed not
to exceed postage.
Littles Living Age cerfcates and the Jour
nal six doiar5 Call at the telegraph Office AID sub
scribe lrly list may complete goodUime.
n0vI7 L &. EARNuART, Hon. Sec'y
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:. BUErEs q j. FLEMING.

xHYHOLESALE an1 retail dealers in Leather. Hides
Wy Flour White Lime Main opposite old State
Bank. seP1o
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RpOPLs. CORDAGE AND TWINE.-
nT R<sSEES,S

rDECEIvED this morning by Adams Express. new sup
30 NV lgies and Lambs Wool Hose, cOlored
and white Gloves. fleece lined Silk Gloves &C. &C.
Expecting daily arrive addt NAL stock of all sorts Of
Dry Goods which offer friends at reduced
noy22 RosER. BRO. & FREY.
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CHARLES BARN NJ,
DEALER IN
w al & "a es. CaOcE .. J Q VI elrys d C.
FIRST STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST.
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHES AED JEyyELR

TyE subscriber received fine lot of WATCHES
IL JawnLRY which he prepared to cell cheaper than
ever cash. His consists in of Watches Of vaTl
ou STYLES and picss Jewelry ali kinds and quality.
cludng Gold, Stone, Mosaic Coral IN setts Gold
and Silver Chains Bracelsts Lockes, Necklaces Kings
Cola Slides. s!eeye Battons Cold n1 P.asd spoons and
&c In fact almost thing usually in Jewelry Store
all OF which will be Warranted represented and will be
sold offered before in the city. cal
em of purchasing is respectfully collected
Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds repaired in h
Gjy25@tf ~ ~ CuAS. BARNUM.
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$500 IN CHEFS

aDIsTRIBUTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
ywTITH every Boos all the 81 25 Bonks sold
SE for 81 consist Gold and Silver Watches.
gold silver pencils gold lockes gold rings gold pens.
redicuia7 penknve1
&C. &C. ANY person sending order for 10 books VIII be
entitled book and Gft extra. Orders from the country
will AMI viii be seat By mail
express with dispatch
Also Mrs Stoves new novel "Dred,' vols. gift, as
above J. S. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau ST.,
~ New York City.
Ca.alosuessent to any address. nOvG-3n
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EgAS just received large stock of WHITE sTATUAhs
Il perior quality to any that was ever Pc
brought to the Western county selected oy iet
tention and te employment OF none but SuP
WoREMEN, TO himself liberal share on pup
lie patronage. sepo-sa.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. %. 1857
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
HEOI1TgES :. JOHNSON,
Once on Firstss in Brays buiidags nearly opposite
Post Once. Evansville. lad y25-ly
NorARY PUBLlG AND JUSTICE OF PEACE,
xE7IL collecting securing Gains in South
to said ofhces, paying taxes, etc.
Refer TO W. T. rage. Esq, Cashier Can al Bank Evans
ISAAC HEIMANN. DAVID HEIMANl
IT, S- ID. FEHNE ANN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, G. PRODUCE,
QuaENswARE, LIQUORS, d &C., MAIN STREET,
ABOVE sECc D, EVANSVILLE. IND.
ian31
GROCER. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
pGnceares, Ind.
Partculn attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
oet1 WM H. BoiCOURT, Proprietor.
JoHy. J. CTAvpLER JAMES HARLAN. JR
oatNbERk Hl6 s 5RAEs IA
g themselves together as in the
both always bo found their office Locust street
Evansville. Nov. 8, 185f.-ly
yvry, * NTcGsEsExy,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oeica in the 'tCroscent City Bank Building.
gxTILL faithfully all business entrusted to hm
an BOXES PIES Prime W R. oheeze II jqs' oook rsSf X SON
HHssENCE CoFFEE.-15 gross Essence Coffee = Just
81 reed by decl3 H. II. Cooh ooN'
BID = a5' d. '9G,'' Do a1poEder 0p@s z:'A %;
IL DO In iNria1 DO,
10 do do Choice Black do;
rs boxes T. and Is lbs assorted Tes; lust rec bV
dec1s Z. Fl. COOK son.
~ * BAGS Eastern Rio Coffee; choice and prime inst
g ep rec'dbY daei5 2. ii. JUN q 1O4''
ns ACtk sgFs EE4. HERR, IXGs AyDsAE,MqN.1
10 bf Do de- l do; 10 hf. hbls No. 2 do;
10 do do do 3 do; I0qr. do do do;
10 or. do do do; 10 do co, 90 . d9S
hf do l Herring: 100 bx9 scaled o. ueTrLns
lokitts do Mackerei; 10 kits DO maGmere. G
salebv decI2 H. H. COOK SON.
90 FRAILs Prime new Dates: 20 Drums Sultan Raisns
York bv deci5 q. II. COOK & SON.
kN BBLS Epson Salts; hhs Alum;
A AZ Tanioca: 3 do Bath Brick, reed per
oi1rooS Nv noy22 z. H. COOK & SON
a. s$ BXS Hamburg Cheese, rec d this day by COW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NMToGD AND WILLOW WARE.
| EV doz ass'd Market Baskets;
! u set ass'd Wooden Measures; reel Cotton Rope;
doz Shaker BrooEs; nests Buckeye Sowes;
y do Heavy Bed Cords; 12doz d
augs0 VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
CANAL STORAGE.
HAVE large double Warehouse Canal Basin ca
pabe storing amount of produce which Will be
ceiyed stored held subj
mh?6 P. C. o'RILEY.
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE UrD Il .sTAEL.
constant keeps hand large
also Soda. Pilot and Naval Bread which being nauufae
by the latest Machinery thev be sold
low price in place in the and
in quality by other mandatory in the country large
stock hand my shop Water street between
Sycamore aad Vine. s,,,,-,,
deGiS dtf j SlNDtCH.
KEEN & PRESTON
AVE conenc cod reoeivng their Fall Winter stock
q = ofsoods embracing variety OF merchandise they
oder Ghe the largest selected
have gotup styles suburb and prices low
visit this Fall without
examining stock pleasure show choice
selections goods and whether he buys will leave
better and patriot from the fact of the great beauty of
display of the best American maaufactories will make him
sep6 KEEN & PRE2Tot7g
NEW FALL GOODS.
FNHE subscribers are in recent supply of
Fall Winter BOO rs and SHOES. selected for the
of Men'+ Woueu's an Chdrens to which they call
the attention of the pablio. - McREA " WELtsS. I
sep5 First street. Fosters Block. |
COS S7zOPDETEAN AgslT UNION.
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EzaFY YOUEs Ss LOO ID!
BOY to tKae VgOrAdH

Boy to tne EgOrAdH
TIE ONLY INFALLEgi4E REMEDY.
HURLEY SkRSAPAR I A.
Fa the medicines that have discovered during the
present age Thousand ills that flesh s heir TO-
elapsed the iscoTe-er (Who spenta deca9e N
- hrstntroouceo
public iG is already recognized BY the most emil
all parts the country TO be the
prsng effective remedy for certain diseases OF WHICH
they have knowledge. ...Lu-..;
failed to of the faculty because on %
ing tested they found 20 contain roxtous igr
ne4raize the good effects the an
the health otthe paens II IL Aoto VIZ"
This the pure genuine extract Of the root; and VIII
f0nnd to effect certain ana As
! following co plants aad diseasos;
| D,i,i. h"D Indigestion
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Li'ercomprsa;i,ns.
| Dyspepsia, pn,no-.-v Disaases
| Eryasipeias. oe1rI 80 trss";G'.
l EfIts1e Ffltnis 'laA'@i1'-O7 Syphilis.
Ana ali Diseases the skin. ,.
powerful onc purifying the blood and lnVgoTatng the
system. ..4;o, :, .h. oa.as r,ent;ouea
an, its effect the sysceIa the most ethcacous as
derable remedy of tie age It il already extern
yey used e country and fast 6taang an
instances -
are daily coming proprietor knowledge and he has
10 hesitation in accommodating it and AL who deslrs
to procure from saEsrrng One bottle being tried
eeoect Hurley Sarsaparla is the only
ia the market. .,.,,...
a the anufactory corner OF seventh a1o oresn
streets Louisville KY Also at wholesale houses OF
BACON HYDE y 3 CO: 81; o,sa 1oals, r.
KELLER. FARNsLEY e Co., Evansville, Ind -. .
And BY all extensive Druggists throughout the On,teo
states. Canada. Mexico and South America. ap|-S
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NEW ORLEANS.
J.E, yOSE * CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

n Il w - K l. T. 4 " s,
NO. 14j MAGAzINE STREET
HNEV0TE their attention the sale of Produce
~ and the purchase of Groceries which experience
fifteen years gives them than ordinary quacat
aud facilities. Refer 4. y CARLILE
Jau5-6m Evansville. lad.
NOTICE 80 LEGU0Fs DEALEsEs AND
TaEEsCz2AN
COMP assortment of the Oils necessary for max
IA ing and Havorins variety OF liquor and package
of the articles giving ARTIFICIAL
Converting gallons of Whisky 100 galona)
article eessary Liquor STORE, will ne
furnished Also all Information
conduct such establishment. thus enabling the
gianer successfully with tha oldest liquor dealers
address through the Post Office, z. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Concentrated cid for mahing Vine put up
in gallon packages at So Paekagein good shipping
order. jams
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CHANGE.

wmAvIN4 bought Messrs Hershberger & Carson's stock
4 Of FomIly Groceries, Produ7e. &C. would be 3 glad
receive patronage the of the late
Also that oy old friends and the public general
promising part to do utmost to give entire salts
faction to ALL
will remain for few days in the store occupied by
previous to locating permanently In the
old stana corner of Main and I'd sts, where
keep such stock ofgoods always on hanc
as the wants of families demand. ~ .<-,,,,v
ian7 SAM.n NlCAHNI.
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J.F. COX.
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN ALL OF PRODUCE,
Vincenres, Ind.
articulhr attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3l-tf
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REDAIEsES =. JOHNSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW Nd REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office Firstst Bray buildings nearly opposite the
Post Once Evansville, lad y26-ly
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ISAAC HERMANN, HERMANN
H. E ID. HEHNE sNNs
WHOLESALE AND RETA IL DEA iiERS IN
GROCERIES, & PRODUCE,
aURENswARE, LIQUORS, u &C., MAIN STREET,
DOORS sECe D, D,EvANsvILLE- IND.
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HENRY SITES,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE,
Mt. CARMEL, ILL.
collecting securing Gains in South
TF Illinois, and all othet business apperaining
to said offices, paying taxes, etc.
Refer W. t. Page. Esq, Cashier Can al Bank Evans
Vile. Ind apzt-w
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TO n z 10 q
CANAL STORAGE.

HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin,
pable of storing amount of produce, which will be
eiyed stored taken of and held subj the
riders. the most reasonable terms.
mh?6 z. g. o. RILEY.
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TEgAvELEEg,a HONE,

n n "A
Formerly BULBS EEcai Tavern.
NE undersigned has taken the above well known house.
81 reftted reurnshed throughout, in the best
style will be second to other house
in Evansville good for BoarderS and Keep
well pplied table market will afford and rates
sonable Attached the house is good Bowling Alley
every attention and their cattle be
we'll taken augl1-tt NM u IdoMAS.
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@p D7UMS Prime large Goldfish. just rec'dbg COW
% deei3 H. H. CooAA O. SoH'
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IoHS, J. CHASpLER JANES HARLAN JR
gOUNJ CHANDLER AND JAMES HA RLAN Jr. have
~ together in the pfactce
aud will all business eonfded to them One
may always be found at their office en- Locust
Sherwood House give counsel or transact bust
ness Prompt attention will be given to collections
Evansville Nov. 8, 185f.-ly
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ADVERTISEMENT

DR.. GUNE.-This distinguished and most expe-
rienced physician, so well known as the author of
''Gunn's Domestic Medicine" a work in almost
every family, has published new book embracing
all the late remedies and changes of practice. The
author, in presenting this most beautiful book the
labor of many years experimental investigation,
has embodied in this entire new system the infiu-
ence and power the passions exercise the gene
raj health accompanied by the best and most sim
pie treatment for restoring delicate and enfeebed
constitutions. This book affords such a variety of
useful information TO both male and female that it
will be highly appreciated by every reader, and it
is embellished with beautiful colored engraviugs
1t is useless for to speak in praise of this dis
tinguished writer and medical veteran The highest
encomiums and respect is paid through the press
to Gum in every city throughout the Union where
business professional services require his atten-
ton
Mr.. S. J. Short, one of the Agents. is now in this
city, soliciting subscribers to t. work.
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N. 3. Circulars with full particulars testimonials pdcss,
&c, e. viii be forwarded on application as above.
JuEe6-ly. IA. WI
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DR. LINDsLEYs MEMOIRS AND WRITINGs.-We are
gratlhed to learn from the Louisville Presbyterian
Herald that memoir of the late Rev. Philip Linds-
ley, ID, so long connected with our University to-
gether with a selection from his writings, to be
edited by Rev. W. B. Sprague, ID, of New York,
will be published during next year by LippincOtt &
Co., of Philadelphia, in their best style. To the
citizens of Nashville, among whom a large portion
of the eminenty useful life of the distinguished de-
ceased was spent, this work will be peculiarly in
teresting, and we doubt not will meet with large
sale. All persons having any letters from the late
DR.. Lindsey in their possession, any information
of interest, are requested to forward the same to
Prof. n. Lawrence Lindsey, Lebanon, Tenn
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lAdYertisemen

BE WISE IN TDdE.-HoW many are there who,
afflicted with disease in an incipient stage, delay
from time TO time having recourse to some remedial
agent, which would effectually arrest the further
progress of disease, and render The system impreg
nable 10 its insidiOus attacks 1t is unfortunately
too true-there thousands who sink into an early
grave-whereas at trifing expense they might
have lived to a good old age If there be reliance
to be placed in medicine, and thousands OF well
attested cases establish beyond the possibility of
doubt, the curative properties of any one particular
remedy, then Huley's Sarsaparillia is unques ion
ably the greatest medicine ever introduced to an
afflicted community. Hesitate not therefore, to
use it. if suffering from any of the ills which flesh is
heir to.-Herald (GGEUestoR, TrzGs.)
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WYE HAVE in store the following goods, that
w will sell low for cash Orto puncus dealers short
time, to wit
so hhds Sugar; $4,000 Percussion caps;
$50 bags eofee 400 bags assorted Shot;
25 bbls crushed sugar; $500 lbs Bar Lead;
20 do powdered 35 casks Eng Soda;
40 half bbs MOlasses; 40 bbls soft sheled AImons;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecans and Fiberts;
IS kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross 6lackiDg
LouH;) lUO boxes Imperial and Gun
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; cases Indigo;
25 boxes Starch, l cask Nader;
100 do / and star candles 100 gross PiPiss;
200 do soap; 100 do Smoking Tobacco;
us do Taliow candles; Is do Macs aboy Snuff;
rs do SNUFF; bbs Eperson Salt;
10 bbls Almons; IS bags Ginger;
Is do Birthstone; 10 do Spice;
so boxes TOOacco supeTine; 20 do Pepper;
10000 CIGARS various brands; 30 bbls COpperas;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; War2OO sets Iron axles TO
Tanted. inCn;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted to 40 boxes Axes;
500 lbs A Steel:
tons assorted castings; 400 do and blister STEEL
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio pipes Cognac Brando;
Whisky; 20 casks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: % casks Port DO
50 do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Brandy;
IS dol H Smith rec wh'ky. do pure Peach do
25 do Amer Gin; 20 cases schiedam Sehnapps;
so native sweet Malaga, 100 bbls Walkers and Kay q
80 do Rum, Bros Ale.
puncheon pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sxlO and IOx2 w. 80 boxes gal gal botls
Glass; 20 do quart bnt'lS black
IS l2xI4 14xI6 l61ls 40 do 5, and to the gal
andI 6x2O: do Tumblers
$50 gross pint pint Flasks 800 do l. Sand gal dem
60 do quart do 10 do dtcanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above we cash, the Of
Broad and College Streets July u McCREA q TEKRAsS,
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r. 6. McNAIRY & Cn.

No. So, College street,
IAVE determined in future to keep up full and ele-
II giant Stock whole round persons vi
sitig city their supplied
and they now receiving their Second Large Em-
POrtatiOn of
SUMNER GOODS,
Bought New since the heavy decline in prices and
prepared do for their friends than al any other
time in the history of their business being able sell many
descriptions of Goods at less prices than paid for
them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, we have elegant assortment Of
Flounced--
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGES.
ORGANIZES, JACONETS,
And all fabrics by the yard prices far below usual
value We also reduced the prices Of the old Stock
hand and supply tthe mill on" with elegan Dress
small cost We invite particular attention TO the re.
dueon in prices Of silk STOCK, and unusually large
stoek Of low priced Muslins, Lawns, &c, &c.
Summer ShaFlS-ln great variety, very pretty and
new; aIso a few for mourning
Lace and Muslin Mentles-an elegant assoft.
men also large lot very low prices Lace Msntlss
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMBSTICS, TICKINGS,
SHEETINGS, COTTONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS &C., sc.
Hosiery of all kinds
Gloves, of all sizes, styles and qualities.
OLLGLOIH S[I,RA W MATTLAGS, CARPETIHGS,
We receiving the largest stock brought
hing from the elegant together with
printed DrugSes rumb Cloths, Rugs Mats Linens,
Rods &C., &C., and all at the very 10 possible prices
may2 X. o. MCEA1RY d CO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF - THE STEAMSHIP
Anglo Saxon.

&A&SS Az S&6UHs
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Anglo Saxon
has arrived with Liverpool dates to the lst
The America had arrived out.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN ENGLAND.
Twelve persons were killed and 100 wounded by
Two haliroad accidents in England recently.
france, by the request Of England lends IA trans
ports with troops to China
henforcements for India will be sent from Eng
land immediately
= The Ballot question was defeated in the House of
The steamer Niagara has the Geographic cable
aboard
Queen Victoria attended the Manchester exhibit
ton and was enthusiastically received
LIVERPOOL, July 30.-Cotton sales for three
days 5000 bales, of which spectators took 1000
and exporters 5000. Market firm and quiet Lon
don market active but unchanged. Consols on &C.
count 92s. Corn very dull
The weather has been favorable for crops. Pro-
visions quiet lard buoyant, advanced on the 1st.-
Flour, wheat bacon and sugar quiet; pork dull
LOND0N.-Sugar dull, declined cd to Is. Red
wheat Is 9a9s 3d. white 9s 6a10s; western -four 36s
southern 31a93s 3D.; mixed yellow corn 36sa36s Cd
white 39a40.
The Singapore difficulty between the American
and Hnglish authorities respecting the Dutch shin
Henrietta Maria, was still unsettled. The Spanish
The Spanish Mexican question was no nearer set
Element.
Lord Granville stated in Parliament that 40 600
troops will be sent to India to suppress the mutiny.
and provide for the further security of the Chris
tlans. He confirmed the published accounts: said
the principal motive of the revolt was that it was
the impression of the natives that there was to be
an attempt at their general conversion Christian
ity.
The frigate Susquehannah returned from Cowes
on the 2Sth.
The officers of the Niagara were present as invi-
ted guests.