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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-11
RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY By z. H. COOK SON.
DECI aRED q !. TIE NJ

A0EszCk< DEfCZ sHK4fD Ii r THE MI
II LIED POWERS.
Just arrived from the East, fresh supply of
excellent DRY GOODS. consisting in part of
large lot Of Mosquito Bars Calcoes &C., &c, which
we offer low for cash, at cheap Cash Store, No.
as Main street, Evansville, Ind.
aug2 MILLER & NlEHAUS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
$loo.ooO2

3z,5So Iflles amounting to Sl,lSG,7S0
NEARLY PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETsl
WHOLE TICKETS, S2o ; HALVES, $40; QUARTERs, So.
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do Ixon IN, co,Ys the Iavaobls and the Hsra2arGe,
900 Rome po yer saep and toe M-ssenl an e-Ssne,
500 ,ss, The Gojse the !nvi1oioe ana inc ~ ''.e
s,e burtpg GA the lines Tho Napceon raH ~ 80
IN h. me ,bed " in III OK On plates roo o'o. iu w.
o oneY ships Of The hse tse IRE lana And
~ p,,, mas baen issued bGt the works have not yer
bee cumnepced,
pfom The foregoing facts appears that s'ooe the So
mama mower Of the French alton has been ia the luds
NJ tou N,poeon the French nav has received ave
rsse increase of from FIVE steamships Of the hne
annually ana TIE number o similar ships nov GA iae
stoess this year shows h keeping II up.
Thu Sc facts have go ala med ecch az the ngh.
log Admra Sir Charles Napier, that 10 letter 70 the hrsG
Lord OF the British Admiralty, paSiished in The London
Times during the present ear, he declares that on tho
Continent the prestige Of the British navy very mach
damaged not losp leaving 90. useless vessels, the
atriel of the French and British navies may be
considered eaaal. Since 1857 both nations have beaO
pushing ,hem screws and converting into steamers the
that system and The English have been compstd 70 FOL
low him The invention Of steam has rendered useless
ire cid shps and the Invention OF the arms sueh MS
AmsuCpg's CUR viii render useless aim %, the whole 81
the naval artillery. Sir Charles Napier refaes the idea
that 1t owing 70 deficiency in ships or weight OF me~,
or the bravery OF the men, that the British have hhor
beaten the French II was the superior eXeefienoe
of the British their rapid fire and better aim. he
SAYS in tbs Tesptc. the nations hsvs changed poson7
and now She French have experience at seather
shps are always cruising, while very large proportion
OF the Fpgsh vessels Totng in tas docks besldes,
steam has altered every thing
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Nile pccoompi will sing at the Academy on this even
ing, for me hrst time IN America Adins, in "JElsir
dAmore, tho most piquaot sparkling and pleasant OF
comic We do not remember that this opera has
ever been sung at the Acad my but any event the rst
appearance q Nile. PiCoolomini 10 role eminenty
sued to her idioey neracies attract full house.
The OPERA "rhe Martyrs of Donizett, ia 10 re
hearsal, and may be done next Monday. The story b
that Of Roman maiden, heathen who IL afianced 70
Christian YOUTH and who is converted to the true fh
Both lovers are put to death. THE opera was given
last season a. the Haliens, Paris with Mario ard Pence
II was quite succsssfu ere will be sung by piccoo.
MINI BsgDoli and Amodi,. The at the Academy
viii be closed the 3Oth OF May instead Of the sd Of
June, ms before stated.
Al the Theatre Frapcas 10 night there will be
irsofdinary representation, for the benefit of iAba
NJ. and Madame CASTER Will aipg, and 'La Dame aux
Camelias' win be acted.
The present the Netropo theatre will end
on Saturday iii farewell benefit 10 Mss Davenport.
On the Monday following Mr.. Maretzek, who has
leased the theatre for two weeks, viii open il
for OF Italian Opera, with The new
prima donna, Cor,esa. Succeeding the Opera there
will be season. under the direction Of Mr. f. B.
CONWAY. The company win, DIT, be very goo one,
and win include MRS. Barrow Mrs Hooy Mr.. George
Jordan str Bake Mr.. Brougham Mr. Walcot, and other
excellt Mt artiets
Mr.. Walack Will close the 80 june and Mas
laura Keeue's aeou. the time. Mr. W. j. Florence
has engaged WslNcks for the summer and Il is probable
hat the Misses Gougenbem will undertake managerial
duties at Laura Keeno's.
II stated that there TO be theatres up
towr--one the lot Of Thirteenth street and
Broadway, TO be built by Mr., Gibson and leased TO Mr.
Walacs and the ether Fourteenth street and Fourth
avenue Mr. Bourccau Theatrical affairs are stead
y following the up town movement
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SANDMAN NAVY.

In 1858 the statistics Of the Sardinian navy the
follow ngrhe personnel consisted Of 1922 rnen: one
Vice Admiral two admirals captains Of shps
eight captains of frigates eight captains Of corvees TIE
mariel six steam gates and four sailing frates three
steam corvees and four with SAILS three advice
boats ana four sailing three steam transports,
tug-total, twenty nine vessels and 436 gurs The sar
dnian navy has increased considerably since these sta
.stics announced in the budget OF to the ar
dnian legislature in 1858. The Admiral Of the Fleet ia
stationed q, Genoa, the principal seaport Of Sardinia
which also well fortified The naval arsenal is Spec
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TIE HsIugerent Forces-rhe Axnssss ~ata
R>vses OF FRANCE, sartiAnha and Aust,ta--
M
ARMY OF FRANCE.

me following the statistics OF the Ffencn army on
yssoe footing for the present year S5e), taken from The
mos, recent authorities -
yuR FIVE MILITARY DISTRICTS and THEIR COM
MkEDASrs.
The NorEs 0he Light, the "a and III divisions head
snsrters, Parish Commandant, Mlrehai Sssnan'
qAs E.st (he 9Th, 5tb, 5th ana 'tn DIVISIONS "e''
QUA, tsrs Nancyl Commandant, hirshal caarooeF'
The SouAsas (S,h, ash, lelh, l7th aod @on 0's'OHs
sesaoaa Iyons). Commandan', Marshal o"al' oAS
senare ,,. =,
ne Southwest nltb 1913, 18Th and l4'h divisions; head
,.oo,,e,s ronlouse) Commanaant, Marshal BosQnet
m. BsS Ob'b, l6th, ism, i'th and 2's' dlv's'oos;
headquarters, TOURED CommandSnt' Marshal Count h@F
tssy d'hihers
The disposition of these troops has been recently
.hoBeed in view OF the coming ana the strength Of
NE amy rs at Lyops Grenooe, Besancon, ani the Wei
ssy OF those posts whet they ready 10 march for
d expected Italian campaign, By last acc uota some
vere IN motion fo- the theatre OF war, and some had
,eaChed SAfdina.
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IMPORTANT Posr OFFICE RHauf.. ,rioN--posr-
,, s 40 ~ lr Nusss5 OF LETTERS understand
ng accurate and roabIe nfor nation az TO Tic lumber Of
e.ses transmitted IN The mails bag 20 changed o. blank
vII te account Of mails sent" os 10 secure Official
soes therein OF the number o. letters sent FROM elch
nor o, ,n % enable tho department in future to
bo rr humIer Of letters mailed throughout
le neIoo o. shorter duration The now blanks caIng
for ns 'h.o,mauon WIN hereafter be rupplei 10 Post.
naStr ara ID presumed that ali VIII have been fur
nsbed ~ ue 70 commence ihs report BY the Js Of Juiy
Any fog.aers not 70 supplied should Inser tho punhsr
adttit17, Mag ~
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Psrt or New York, May 10, 1850.


CLEARED
Steamship Africa O3r> hpsersoe, Liverpool-E Cnnar'
Steamship Norshern iigh, Tinkiepaesh' Asph ""'-D
soansh,p Nashville, Murray, Chariesionspoforl Testsn
Steamship parkersburg Powell, Bsltinore--H Cromwell
AGO.
steamship Chesapeake, crowen, Porshnd-n B Cromwell
Ship Margaret Evans Warner L ndoa-E Morgan
slip Eo.h Wind Norton Nor 2gsses q Torrance
Is,s oooss!. lee CD@osrsas sor-J asoOn
fsss B. Tsss Ia s g Small,
sS sss S@'i a sSaDai r1s' sscssas
risso Rass,s. pIs saOoe
sebr lnire. Dsnarss. NsSAsk Master.
Steamer Boston. selew. ph1adephla
ARRIVED.
ss%o Aaso S.s EoSd sSa Ays ann. M mace 'aS
oS sssed ss,s ,cs Ct ssrseS' ooaqd s mdse
sna SIS 70 david sdsn wss qaaan
ps ihs ps stsamtns sunress Cap. Frasss ,,. r,o +,
rrsper peys. Has hada successful of and gales
Prs sys us Eng re- s s. Ssys . With s' ss To-
ogG and FROM vs. 5 y d sn as 8 os S
tool rom cart ap6 crew humber Isl inst "a. 2 loa
S2s mp a i her Tsss "a ossr as
ss 1ssa h. %
came collision and tsd Der bniwsrFs and r, stove strsd
stays, fore 'rysa spt iorssai aud rsssvsd damage
RE mC w; go St cn sso pr BIZ E1 ss mel
SOD for Char lesion ard schr Joluson Sutton Nyo-E
h int latss 81 len 70 2s ,guaed brig Ea Reed faao'
sypeIiaent Williams Hstanzas April 2s With sa ss
es:ssry eahs en-, Ios salts dansssd sos As with free
.,ons he csn s PARK Coz vessel % Seyas
Brig West Wooster New Haven for s Ion sn,to
Big Clara .sp as.s a hsaa9a; po for bSsG9 A0 a.
rle Johns PR April
sshr Nsrman Sni bangor, Collins Gnayams fh' Aprh ~
Sea- Ap, 81 w 9 poa5es % knox Shps
schr W WI Jams Aiken, Jacksonville, days with yellow
p' sehr n ferpen 1o0ee City Point 8 DAYS
esT 5s snf . ndss als1ssds
scbr n Jones, Jones, Aexsndria, ADA
a aHssss sSass vr ysn's ss
schr Bsnysrd, Green Virginia, days
schr soph,oDia. Van Name, Virginia days
sesr Paw nee 81 John, Virginia days.
Sfhr Avs u, " Goldman, Virginia, 2 days.
sesr y , sponora, hdwarss viIssis
sshr ss e1 navi,, Baltimore days
sear Sea Bird Jf mes salina1re for =, hA,;.S ,
shr 4eor, sssrs PhsssehS FOR Boston. '''
s,h, prtsia, lar aT,sh s.s., M;sshns days
s eh sey Stst- Ssir VERT D EessanS, days
scbr 9 l., Lowell. 10 ton. 8 days.
s ssr Sys G G Psaa e ass
scer yaniee Bro, sckerly. Albany for @eg. Farms
scbr Aias,rs -~@N~ kontont for sn sastern port
sSnr nary Ann. Hail Rondeu, for an Eastern port
SER VIM Stevens: Bird rs: Even ,. tsr salem
Steamer Osceos. Smith Norpich.
BELOW
Ship Lancssbire. aachsred II The iowersas
Bark Bari Trajlp con1n,, from rom. sas 1870, aprii -
SAILED
Steamships Northern Light Asriawal Sa'hrine, Charles
Wind NE bazv. with rain,
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BrOukIyn CITY Ncxya.

Ing BfsMih PoIsosno CsETbe investigation into the
circumstances attending the deceaso Of Yrs Mary Becmer
whose teath, as charged caused by poison admins
reo her husband, was concluded yesterday before
VS. Ir Aingham who made the anal ytical examination
Oh tao stomach and contens His testimony proved thai
no Tnces oil poisonous substance wero found and that
inc e:ideDces were that she died OF consumption
a.st ~ ace ordnance was rendered Mr.. Oaky Beemer
te a,e husband Of deceased) who had been arrested
was thereupon diechayg ed from cuetodv
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OR Long Island Correspondence.
RymaEAp, May Q, 1869.


ssrious Fire and Loss Of life
bouse wes burned two m,les west OF Grecnpoyt on
Saturday night, belonging 10 Mrs Baker, widow She
Tns burned Up In IT, Nothing found bu, some Of the
largo kanes
abons O'Clock last nigh, two story house belonging
20 Cap heory hor.on was consrnled. The lower part
was occp' as an oyster saloon the upper part by
Two females, who barely escaped with their lives
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Naval IntHIlIueuce,

Ioe new United steam ga,e lancaster was put
m CosnKsion at PnladepsL yeeterdoy, in consequence
81 me severity Of the weather. Her marine guard, togo
VII VIE oetachnect for TIC new s.eam corvette Hart
lord preparing for sea at Bssf arrived at
ses1te.oay morning from Wsshnetn undor the command
ngtrx ,or fhuaoepha, whore che 70 be examined
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Personal Intelligence.

Compuoner Church has fully recovered his rec sn
severe liness. &c was IN his oGi e Saturday
ptof nenson Omsead, of Yale College is very H. anJ
u feared csnoot long survive. HIS dsease is neurasi
IL the stomach.
Hon. Caleb Gushing is deliver an address before the
Phi Beta Kappa 3ocietY o. Dartmoath College
Hon Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi; Hon. J. H. yewe:t
q Kentucky hon: D. a. Smaley, OF Vermont and Hon
iiios Corwin, OF Ohio are in Washington.
ARRIVALS.
t-as Sveret Eouse--toult and CSVotess Pnsiow two
sPea ag u and hrs a Ross Sterling New YORK. afrs
Hartford p. ssaoct and con NeWarx: S. X Edie ava
M s'sS sAEss baSa Is h b.ss$
SAX m; ". B. Wesson, Detroh;
From Savannah In The steamship gugta w Wajdan lady
Ne assasE lis Sm%Saa %ss,sy ~ and iads
n51s sS xss sasacn asf o a f1l aisas
sSd is s ah NFs ay sd Sds
Mra nennis Mrs bart two children aud servant CaSy
a ~ sss ny fsnSya w0s ss
sSspp os aa se5s kec s0aas Sesset
Hampstead J9an flight Trrpe ian~in, sGo fssrue ca
rf S9. SfsfS % 4S's' o s@ oses
s Insy fTsaqs se1 Fas:on M iorga1 Barker
Martin, lhq%psoq, : sssisr, Rordsn, 5s as
yhts Reeves and sjy, Wm Dbeie my In ths s,eerge
DEPARTURES
W. ior cHnsfts g IN The seanp Nori,;rn LislLt
VIC Ta ss s.ss 4a 12ss Val md
Iawie. Mrs. Reed. r Woodaa an aud lady 4 Iosi no
,,dy Srd infant Ne sl.ncard Ers George Ms Buckley
ID nfS ss sTa
Demise lady and &ies Cooley Leadocstcr and lady
Staples g Gro key wife and hid; mas en-, al. and
Fl E, Pr ,s 1ss ss5 i H., vs. "a S;s
Tfass NJ s'sssI as ss Sa9
wife, Smith Chadwick, Bassea " Wilson, L Bar
num- Whchhescr, Bands @ry Keliseher aud chiIt
Anrback, Fiber o'Donnell, W L Philips Walter
Morgan ksSpp' TsS eSD:oS Ms hsff &C. saa
Pra ssn hi sr1 Ro"s w ri
Catherine Burke Kate Burke, Hsbich a,d ady Mas Z
locke 4 Bordcan1 lady and son: K Crosby W T. Hac
", spvsrr.os 4Simby Brown Lnooin, Ives
xeI,,,m Pl!ack, Nj. strong and afant, Ban.
" Jrsc9h y Bsnnen W M,Carton Roe, 4 jonbroe end
Miss Nahnsneh 4 N Runyon, Tsnnelnbsum and laay
Miss hante Pore Mills Mrs Van seascr j sniih
ps ssasds %s sp D Sssoq nes Ms; 1HSSo;s
Mrs ounp Koaasn LADY and s se ers saa icy s
lev ys Rider. Tgea disas Wan psSolth cris aoa
Merchant Parkinson, n u Remington Iisaderaoa
: shuts phiney and lady, " Mead Mrs i.fndll ari
ch'd " n THeston, B Palmer, Hays. q PUNK, Is G
kcssto,s, Tnernss b MIsod Foley, pasE
Bracket McClellen. Mspn Erring q Durtea Maj
tsgan Craebee, pepew, My Langsscom and iva obi
f aenf NJ, sss sna w,fs Gay Sherwood
svtsn. 9 Black y Martin sia1sn Robinsos,. Io,s
3uisiey; jam Barney, Armstrong lady ana infant
Cstma. . 10y 9ed infant pIase. ns Rcskln Mas
map ard VI In the neeraEe "'"' country
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A HoRRIBI.v AFPAm.-The Troy WHO relate.
a Of finding dead infant in Pie Posstonkls creek
Inquiry deyelorsd ne feet that the mother OF t,e cL,d
daughter Of the vito OF Michael Glaghan AMI tba
Giaehau the fatIev OF tho child The grls ii ius
wcs Mary Jane HaIpn. Tl]ag'an took auay tho chld
ane u was never until .VuDd dead he bss been ~,
rne,eJ
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COrORers' fnqueats.

MELANCHOLY TRAGEDY AT THE CLARENDON Hort--A sad
.e,;, oo.rro, ., ,,o fu,r.raon tyo,o, oornor ~
" '
fSheenth street ana Fourth avenue, yesterday morn
ing, which deep gloom the entire household.
About seven O'Clock OF the guests Mr. Francis j. O.
Umsted lawyer, doing business IN Wall street.
from bed in his usual good spirits and commenced dress
ing himself for breakfast After telling his wife to arise
revolver, and commenced examining the Fame. Mrs
Umsted, fearing that accident might happen, re-
qpested him put the deadly weapon, but he paid
heed 10 the advice. In fo~ minutes afterwards the
wife startled by loud report and sprngug the
sioe of her husband 10 see ii no harmed she found
him gaspipg In the last ayones of deata steam Of
Dooo frOm the head showed that vital spot had been
toocbe O. and upop examination Mrs o. found that the
bsIl had entered the right temple and had passed OnI
through the check bone in the opposite direction The
unor tunate man never spoke word after the fatal shot
VIZ nIeo ous oe IA tne aIlhs u hs WiIe do luie'y ~
Of Mrs Umsted for he'll, s,ou brought number
OF the boarders 10 her ass stance i physician was
promptly in attendance, but medical skill could avail
thing Life had fed before the doctor entered the
Cnoler OKeefe held an inquest upon the body OF de-
hours afterwards when the wife Of deceased
vas examined ana etheo 10 the ABOVE stse OF tacts
xan,,nnn hi. nSsto sor FOO. roh, nc
rusty, and often times handled the weapon 10
soch manner as 70 cause her great alarm
aud untasness; NJ lnsed had never threatened 10
destroy himself, but, on the contrary, was man CT
bapIy temper and cheerful aspositon- Although no
cause "IateVtr conia DC assigned 'ef suclde stu tue po
s.Ioa anu heto'e vi eae "ouho I.luer Weciuae1 he
was native q Philadelphh He bad eeen married Dot
few years. The rer0fct OF the jury in ths case
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ARMIES OF THE DDCH1Es.

The armies Of the Duches, which now occupied by
Austrian troops, are "a folowss-
PAssA --3663 on peace footing, and 672 IN war
NoDfSA $500 men, aud 1850 OF militia reserve
TrscANY.--l7 zoo OF all arms
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TIE ARMY OF AUSTRIA.

The general staff Of the Austrian army comprises four
Field Marshals, namely, the Archduke John Baptist
Prince Wiadisctgraiz Count Nugent and Count Eageue
Wra,saw; ls cavalry generals and Field zssyms.sJes
ll2 Lieutenant Field Aarshals $50 Major Generals and
26J coopelF. The Austrian army active service Goa
sis.l
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ARMY OF TIE STATES OF THE CHURCH.
Tue ar NY Of the Sovereign Pontf Ia 1852 numbered
Is, $50 men, with / $50 horses. He has navy.
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arnere, containing Is $50 men, nor the military police
3,42 so1gs the military establishments with $3.50
in time Of war; tho mvalids, Six condemned companies
x Taking the total number of meo in military Service
the total strength Of the Austrian army the new foot
ing may be pa: ct loo eco men, and war footing .,
10000 HE command IL chief is the hands Of toe
Emperor and, ID bis Absence ii those Of Archduko VII
liam, his cousin, WHO is 30 years Of age
Lately Two hundred thousand Eon were in L,mbardy
on the left bana Of The lcino the boundary Of Sardni,
and might cross at any moment Besides eighty thou
sand more despatched from Austria proper to the
scene Of conflict, learned by the Nisgarss news
last week. BY the news received tbs week appears
that The Austrian troops had crossed TIE cioo and tia
Lostlits had commenced
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Sra Nd totsl CT the army on peace footing A0se c2
In 1866, in the time Of Louis Philippe, it consisted Of
80 600 men, ard 81 ,69s horses.
On fctIag the French army would probably mum
he three quarters 81 million or fully much as the
AIRY o! Nstria there be little doub. that it
been quiet " increased to very large extent during the
I.sa year. The standing army of Russia numbers, in
peace, 577s So without baggage trains or gsndarmerie
RnsSad's my IS 222s7i men, with 222,s25 boraes be-
SIDES in India e2,7se and Il, 6i4 horses. pruss.as
amy lumbeTs' lol ,oc1.
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FRENCH NAVY.

FRENCH NAVY.
The following are tSe statisuos OF 1s5s the last PAD
Ishad b. author iiy-~
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The troops Offered by 31b2 superior and inferior
officers. Besides tho foregoing, there 6ss horses
These statistics indicate the strength OF the Sandman
army last year peace footing. The army num-
bers about TO eco men.
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Miscellaneous.

candy HOOK kay 30 snrset-T4o shps a. anchor iust
the Hook bound Two bArks and one brig are 2. anch
Charleston out over the bar Wind Me- fresh weather h
and ra ming.
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ARMY OF NAPLES.

The foli,wbg is accoun. Of the army Of Naples or
me In. gdo,n s{ he rw Sicn,es.--
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AYERS
lHDDTO TPsrT nE
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
are SO composed that disease within the range
ton can rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
Search and cleanse, and nvgorate every portion
OF the human organism, correcting diseased
storing its healthy valtes consequence of these pro-
perts the invalid who is bowed with pain or yscal
debility is aStonish d find his health enery nv
rem 'dy at once so simple and inviting
NOT only do they the every day compa every
6ody but also many formidable ard dangerous diseases
agent below named pleased to furnish gratis
rcan Almanac, containing certificates their and di
rectoqs Tor Their Use in the following complaints Core
ness, Hedr6T', HeGddche arising from dSOrdsTed SO.
dch Nausea lpdigeStjo Pam Morbid H1action Of
me Bo'oeS Fatnency, Loss IF appetite, Ja4ndce, and
other Kindred complaints, arising from low
nro lsfru ion mfr f,,ct
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MMtbaMNise.

WESTERN BACON SIDES In store and for
w sale by A. l.. WEBB & BRO o15tf
I HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
Ifor sale by W. WHITELOCK Co. Al So tn street NIL If
II BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, about one year
old and which believe to BE- the best article now in
choice the above named ot CABafGYHf
GEAFt, 81 South street, opp. Exchange Place je23tf
Ok Tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS,
@cfor sale by SMITH 4 NICODEMUS. oI4H
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale by
wv T. T MAKTIN BRO, 70 s. Ca st nl-tf
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
IlWSnWSdes bright and hands me- for sale by SMITH
NIooDEMOS ol4-tf
7S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUrERNE
lsJO Wines, per ship Marshall in casks of 80 and 60
vSEFF ecc9oE " and & Tfy G ST. eEGf
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
tnore Stree street sale by 6 cASSARD SON. nd 400 Y Bal
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
= ~ store f2r sale by G. CASSARD son, 4O7 and 400
000 KEGS SEVILLE OLIVES for sale by B
wv K SENDING 4 CO. IS Commerce st. nI9lw
SS0 PLAIN WESTERN HAMS for sale by
ocOM WHlTELOCK Co, A South street milf
500 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
B0H sRe PTs BY manufacturers agent WILLIAM
HS0 SACKS ASBTON5S FINE SALT, in
INCO store and for sale by FoARD ROGERS 10 Bow
DCATIO hlMII BAS TERN CUTTING
oOO Cheese. For sale by RICH & CO., No. 81 Pratt
stree d5-f
| H0G LBS. PRIME EASTERN SHORE
IsOOO Feathers, in and for sale in lots to suit
by. W. W. WHITMAN & co, % Light street up
stars. d6tf
1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
1NOO Herring in store. For sale by RICH co. No
.. F[alt street. d5-tf
: 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
o:OOOA superior article, for sale low by manufactu-
fers, agent VIM H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap29tf
& O00 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
OsSOO from Liverpool per ship IF. W. Brune," for
ale aioat by FOARD ROGERS Ii Bowy's wharf. j25-tf
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
lO.OOOand LONDRES CIGARS. for sale cheap for
cash by THoS N WEBB, s f. Of Garden and Sadi
son streets. jal3-tf
on 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
~. UOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac-
turerS agent WM H. BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap22f
C4.UUUFLooRING BOARDS, bright and W well II
sawed, Just arrived from Charleston s per schooner ii
}. Nield, for sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS II
omlhs wharf, up stairs j23-f
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
South street m3 If
S5 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
9caOOO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Londres, LIST; 10000
FL Leon LondreS, DDS; $4,000 FL Ninf Just
celYed per steamer Empire City p TIERNAN & son, I'm
porters, u n Charles street. ieI3-tf
TOO 00G FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
IOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DuGAN &JENKINS. 33 5. Charles street fe23-tf