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The sfaamshfp Flying Fish q

The Steamship Flying Fish at st. Johns.
ST. JcMNs, ". f., July ls.-Her Majesty steam
ship Flying Fish, Capt. G. ". Hope, the advance
vessel of the squadron conveying His Royal High
ness the Prince of Wales to America, reached this
point to-day.
The Flying Fish announces that the Prince Of
Wales is on board Her Maiesty's ship Hero, which
left Devonport on the 10th inst, whose arrival here
may soon be expected.
News from Washington.
WAaHfxGToN, July 1s.-Messrs. Taylor, Pugh
and Rust on behalf Of the Douglas National Exc
cutive Committee, have issued address Of expla-
nation and counsel.
They say If we have friends in any State, let
them call state Convention at once, and nomi-
nate full electoral ticket, pledging support to
Douglas and Johnson z+75 "a
They Indignantly reject all propositions for a
Joint electoral ticket in any State.
Minister McLane's Withdrawal
| Ngw Yong, July 1s.-A special dispatch from
Washington to the New York Tribune says that
Mr. Robert II. McLane, Z. S. Minister to Mexico
will Withdraw from his mission.
| Heenan and Morrissy.
| NEW YORK, July 1S.-John C. Heenan has ac
cepted John Morrisseys challenge for a prize fight
The latter, by card published in the New Yori
Herald this morning, denies the authorship OF the
challenge.
| WAsHrSgTeN, July 1s-The French Minister has
announced that France and England had declared
war against China, with assurances that neutral
| goods Except contreband) would be protected.
| Great Confagrsdon in New York.
! NEW YoRK, July ia large fire took place OF
Washington street, by which thirty three dwelling
houses were entirely destroyed.
| They were occupied by forty-eight families, al
of whom are left without home.
The loss by this fire is said to be large.
| Arrival Off Cape Race.
| ST. JOINS. N F., July is.--A steamship supposed
to be the Tcutonia, from Southampton, passed
Cape Race yesterday on her way TO New York
She was not boarded by the news yacht OF tht
Associated Press.
Storm at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-Ths city was visited yes
terday afternoon by brief but violent storm
The wind blew tremendously, while the raj
came down in torrents.
Il Domestic Markets.
New YoRK July lS.-The Cotton market close
dull ; the turn is in favor Of the buyer; the sale
were 400 bales at log for Middling Upiands. Flou
is dull: the sales amounted to $3.50 bbls at s5
to IS 20. Corn closed steady; the sales run up .
CT 600 bushels Western mixed is selling at 61a +
&c. per bushel. The market for Pork is quiet
there were 67a bbls. sold at $40 372 to $40 so 10
Mess Lard is quiet but firm the sales amounte
to $50 bhls. at 13 to 1886. per pound. Coffee
steady; there were $500 sacks sold at 14a to LIZ
per lb. for Rio. The Sugar market is steady; tt
sales were 1900 hhds. !; Cuba is seeg at "a to Il
l per lb. Cuba Molasses is quoted at a7c. per lib.
J,,I1y Tt,o mai rEetQ
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A Murderer Arrested After Mine Years
Escape from Justice.

Nine years ago this fall, q murder was perpetra.
ted ON board the steamer Globe at Maeinac. The
murderer was man named Edward Murphy, who
was coming on board the Globe from Detroit to
this city. While the steamer was lying at Macinac,
Murphy went into the engine room, and in some
manner interfered with the machinery. The first
engineer, Mr.. Robbins, ordered him to desst, and
pushed him away, when Murphy drew knife and
plunged it to the hilt into Robbins side.
The second engineer, Thomas Cummings, at
tempted to lay hold of Murphy, who, however,
making desperate stab at him with his knife,
to another steamer Here he was knocked down,
receiving terrible cash on the side of his head,
and also having his jaw split open by the boot oi
| an Eaglishman who assisted in his capture
Murphy was taken to Detroit, and there confined
| in the jail for tiya months. at the expiration @
this time he made his escape, and has since no
been heard of until yesterday afternoon, when hi
| City Bridewell by Mr.. Cummings, who is on tI,
/ police force of this city.
Officer Cummings Immediately swore out
warrant for Mufphy's arrest, when he was takel
| before Justice Akin and Informed of the eharg,
against him. He utterly denied il. and said he hal
| never been on the lakes-afterwards contradictins
| this however, by stating that he went from Detroi
| to Macinae in 1851, the year the murder was com
mitted. Officer Cummings was positive in his iden
titicaton of the man. He recognized him, not only
by his countenance but by the scars upon the side
| OF his face and his chin, made by the wounds in
| ficted lpon him ut the time OF his capture aftel
| the murder.
| Justice Akin committed Murphy to jail to awai
| u reuuistien from the Governor of Michigan, ant
| see the iaier who had the custody of Murphy fo
nine months, nine years ago, and ascertain whether
/ he and others in Detroit would still remembel
him TChicago Journal ilth.
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r oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
tG5...........C Sire et............16s
NEW ORLEANS.

The subscribers respectfully their customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared TO
Furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING Of the very best
terIals, aud reasonable prices.
Tho large they receive from this and neghborna
States has induced them to their establishment
meet any increase Of business order be able supply
eir patrons always with the and descriptions Of
a they have made contracts with several of the most prom
nent manufactures In the sontb and shall hencefor be able
% supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel that they win give entire satisfaction te
4nhose who parona their emnenty Southern enterprise
and solicit s orders which shah receive immediate attention
lals era =..z -. HEBRARD 4 co.
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PoLAR DASGER.-Much has been said OF the
risks to be incurred by Hayes and his party, re-4
Gently sailed for the pole; IN iaot our waalers .I,
marine ma risk IS concerned The latter are not eaten
up by Es4nimaux land.sharks. but whales have
run into such atiudes of hate years as to give our
vesses s taste Of floating ice, and plenty Of them
have had holes knocked ia their Sides Hayes and
his craft have only to run through tae ice and make
a herth ashore. His danger is from failure of
food scurvy. and the awful effects which absence
of sunlight produces on human beings, when like
vegetables under barrels. they get blanched. The
polar cold can he endured for about two seasons
by ordinary explorers s-aftar this the body loses
its resisting powers. New Bedford Mercury.
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aAIR RESTORATIVE,
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

Many since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have attempt
ed moi 0y tate s Restorative, but profess to avo dis
covered something thai wond produce results identical but
they hare oil come md gone being carried away by tie wonder
a results Of Prof Wood preparations and have been forced 10
leave tho field to ts resscsa Read the following;
BARN, Maine, April 49, 1889.
Prof. o. j. W6oa Go.Gents: The letter wrote you IN
1856 enHcenrg your valuable Hair Restorative and which yon
have Published n this vicinity and elsewhere has gwen rise
numerous Inquiries touching the facts In tho case.
The inquiries afehrst is IL fact OF my habnton and
name stated In he communication second ID 1t true
tinue 20 be In good order, md Of natural color? To
alt and ia invariably yes. Ny hair is
better tpu ay stage Of my life for forty years past
soft thrifty and better colored the of my whs
kefs and the only why w not generally true is, tat the
substance washed off by frequent abluon Of the face when
HE wistes, The slme result viii follow the lr, have
been IN The receipt Of number Of Letters from M parts Of
New Ehalnf agg II my hair i continued 70 be good
these much fraud In the Manufacture and sale Of various
compounds well This il has doubt been basely initiated
and used DGlY Whou any good effect bnt To absolute
for menihs and my G iG good ever and hun
teds have examined 1t with surprise, 81
old Rad grsg h& In head my face aud to
th tact SEND you lock Of my hair taken OIL the past week
lfeceised sour avg Of two quart bottles last summer Tor which
/ very grateful:
Tgaveit{o nv friends and thereby induced them tryt
many Akcpcal g1 after trial and then purchased and
used tWisinlverEa SUCCESS viii ask niTgot that you
sead y wich dseoverl fraud in the Restorative
sold y lnanv. fear without authority tro Apnre Hfti
ee VIII insure and believe where goed effects 90 not
folo tic failure fl ca1sed by te impure article which
tbs inventor Of tho go5d deem my duty a hereeie 10
keap yeuappt3od 0f the continued effect on hair assure
all whuiqe II my unkaSen opnion d s ysluatq re-
sails Iftaan- dear sir yours, A. o. RAYMOND
AHron's Fun Ky, Nov. 81, 1888.
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sANFoRD'S
liver VIG RA 7 o e
Never ns.hilffnees. Z"

1t compounded entirely from Gums and has become
abshed Standard Medicine known and approved by all
nscdt and is resored to with confidence in all
Tie diseases for which it is recommended.
has cured thousands within the last two who had
given m hopes relief unsolicited csr.ia
caes in my possession show.
The adapted to tho temperament of Tho indiyid
in, taking and used in sReh quantities gently
Bowels.
Let the dictate Of Judgment guide you the
Liver InyieoFator and it will Liver Complaints Billion
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronc Darrhea, summer Complaints
ysenteT p-apey Stomach Hahaal Costivenes Cholc
Obolera Cholera Morbas, Cholera Inint Fatuence, JGn
dive Female Weaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sick Headache, Ia
thousands testify twenty minutes, if two three
spoonsrn arc of attack. AL who
il are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water in lie with the Inygoator and swallow
both together.
Price 81 per bottle
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Nem Orleans Duly Cresfsnt,
I-91-E- -
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY ID, 1860.
gotal SnttILiaente.

YESTERDAY was miscellaneous day; blosted
'otn till afternoon, when delicious wind came
along, with some thunder and q few drops of rain,
followed by an evening and night which, though
bright, were breezy and perfectly delicious. A
few more such evenings and nights, with a few
forenoons and mtd,days Of a similar stripe, would
be gratefully received by a usedup and played-out
community. m4m -..5 aM.~ ..@
THE DouGLhs RATIFICATION MEETING. - This
meeting comes off tonight on Canal street A
number of talented orators are announced to
speak.
FYE DrsrESsaES.-Tl following is the report
of Che New Orleans School of Medicine, on Com
mon street opposite the Charity Hospital
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sueAn uoGsHnaDs-su SUGAR HoosHEADs
sTATE AND sHIaGlE MACHINES,
Suitable f9F Mating

sTATE AND sHLHGLE MACHINES,
Suitable foF Making
SUGAR HOGSnEADs, RICE, M0LASsEs, R0SIN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in This Machine is the old Of
splitting and dressing By hand labor Working directly with
hn grain mber produces article not iaboo warp
or check from exposure. The saye Mil will vo shave and
oint from Tho box 1899 O00 Slaves perisy and the
Single Machine Shingles ftreqnires
power work II, and be attached to team
xne Gin or saw mill pawor II make any required length,
aud can he adjusted t. any thickness taper The timber
neither steamed sawed but yen and shaved directly o
the bolt.
Both in full operation between honr
10 O'clock every day at No Canal street These
Machines made III Augusta Ga.
Anypay wishing purchase Parish State, County and SIN
ze rights or Machines them from the Agent ho
wlil give full particulars. +. v. Q. COOK,
Sole Agent for Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama jasl 6m
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sandford.s Fam,iy oathartlc pills,

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and upn Glass
Cases, air tight end will keep in any climate.
Tie Family CRthartic Pill is gentle and active CahRrtc
which proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
demand frGm these who have
long the P and the satisfaction which all in
gard their has induced place them within the reach
Fl all Profession well know that different cgthares act
On different.porons Of the bowels.
The Family Caharc Pill has with due reference 10 this well
established fact been compounded from variety Of the puesi
Vegetable Extrac which alike of the aliInen
tary canal and safe in all where Gahatc
is needed Derangement he Stomach Sleepiness
Pns in Back and Loins Cot Pain and Soreness
over lie whole body from sudden cold which frequently if
neglected end of Fever Loss of Appetite. Creep
ne Sensation told the body Rcslessness Headache
Weight Head all Iniamaatory Diseases, Worms in
hilen Or Adults Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood
and many diseases which flesh is heir numerous 10
mention in iis advertisement Dose to g. Price Dimes.
e Liver hvigafator and Family Cahartic Pills reaed
BIZ Druggists generally and sold by tho trade in ali the large
SIS Brosdwey, Y. ,T,,,,.r, ~
Wholesale Agents.
m1SW And sold By every Druggist.
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SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HEENAN FuED.-We have
received letter from our valued correspondent
s.Iarkn !, incloslng his subscription of twenty dol
lars to the Heenan Fund. He has been prevented
from collecting any subscriptions from other gen
temen by variety Of reasons. 1t is highly prob
able that Heenan sailed for home in the Wander
bilt, in which case he may be looked for on the
14th II appears that owing to the mismanage-
ment and triGkness of the parties who engaged
Heenan snd Sayers to give exhibitions, they have
been disappointed OF the sum for which they stipu-
lated, Each of them has released the managers in
question to the extent of $4,000, and ii is not very
likely that Heenan's purse will be we'll furnished
when he arrives here. Besides the failure.of the
exhibitions, and the consequent default of the man
agement to pay the sum agreed upon, there is a
good deal too much slaekness in the payments to
the men for their coors. This most certainly ought
not to be. Those who obtained their colors had
value received, and il we had had them for sale
in this office, we could have disposed of great
many pairs at ten dollars a pair, and the money
paid on delivery. Altogether, it is well that there
is fund here awaiting the disposal of Heenan
1t is not 80 large as it was hoped and expected
il would have been, but it is of sufficient magni
tude to be extremely useful to him, and il may
perhaps, if judeiousy managed, turn out to be thu
nest egg of fortune, to be sometime hatehed.
tWilkes' Spirit
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BI0ats Food.

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
ses IS sih lie essential elements and gives Of
tha Trao Standard Anayse the Blood Of suffering
from Ctsumnon Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scrofua
and We every certain deficiencies in the red glob
aes Of Blood. stppe deficiencies and made we'll
The Bpod Food upon this its esOnish
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CPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
" "@-." Save the Pieces!

save Nme Ea6ceAg #
NoMYi DIsPATCHi
sS-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine."-Ea
accidents will happen in wersgulated farnles
very desirable cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture Toys, Grockery, etc.
.= spalding's Prepared Glue
all such geie and household can afford to be
withouit 1t always ready and up the sticking point
There Is no necessity mping chairs spntered
neers eadess DOLLS cradles II is Just the article
for cone SHE'LL other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies OF refinement aad taste. .Y.#
This admirable preparation s used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best glue 1t Gy be used in the place of odi
nary rneelage heng vastly adhesive.
ssUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price rs cents.
Wholesale Depot No 4S Cedar street New York
Address HENRY @. SPALDINa d CO.,
Box No. 1900, Now York.
Put pp for neulOr in containing eight andtwcve
iozen-a beautiful Lograph showCard accompanying each
package
sg-A single bottle of sPAIDING's PREPARED CLUB
Sl save ten annually every househodA
Sold by prominent Satorers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers, md Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of sPALD1Nd's
PREPARED GLUE when making up their Inst 1t will stand
| suv climate iale lyhW
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PaoY o. j. wooD-Dear Sir: would certainly be doing you
great injustice mike known 10 all the world tho wonder
fi vol ~ unexpeeted result have exneeneed from
uSng Oe hottie I your Hair Restorative After using every
kind o restorative exan but without and finding my
head noRrly destua Of hair finally induced 10 bot
tle M Your Hair Restorative. Now eander aud Justice compel
n6ce 70 ulceyer may regd this that row possess
ae mad bean fl gr5ei hair which lgher and
tansoner tau tic original will, therefore, take
son is recommend this Invaluable remedy who may feel
REy. s. ALLEN BROCK.
p s. This testimonial Of my appreciation for yor valuable
medicine Gas yo IRE gre unsolicited bit Il yOu think
wuy Tiaea rlndng the rest insert it, yon wish ii nosr
ae,ifoy il, and say uching. Yours, etc, REV s. A b.
The Restorative Is MT up In bottles Of sizes viz Large
medium and small The email hodsha pint and rotaiis foE
olhs per bote The medium bottle holds at least twenty
per cent more III nroparisn than the small and reals for
io plt bottle The large bods quartz fOrty per cent more
liz psooiio ard re;Rls for three dollars bottle. o. j.
W0On co. Propfietors IA Broadway. New York, and II
AlJke, street Jjs MOI and sold by all good druggists IN
+" j. WRIGHT II co, Agents,
Il and i5l Charities street.
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A A. mAGINNIs, COTTON SEED OIL
rs And
OH. CAKE MAEUFAGFoRY,
Nos. II5 and IIz Magazine street.

NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly Crude Superior Clarified OH
OIL CAKE OIL CAKE MEAL, and deeortica,ed Seed.
tho fad with promptnes and dispatch,
CASH psia for COTTON SEED On delivery. alF +
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MONTGOMERY x SMITH sell this day at 10 O'Clock,
pryats library comprising sandad and miscellaneous
by the hst suIhors. For psrelar see advertisement
and catalogues,
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TAW & BEERS,

rVNAyy 81 BEERS,
Inventors aud Sole Manufacturers
.5=' ..-..4 a=e-
.TAwss RAILRo GAR CREASE
Dealers in
Oils, Waste, Candles, etc.,
No. q South Water street,
mySl ,nl PHILAD ELPHIA
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aeeident-occurred in the family of Col. John Pope.
residing near this city, on the night Of the 18th
inst, that resulted in the death of ens of lis sons,
and his older brother, Andrew, had at q late hour
after night gone together into tao garden with
guns, appvshending aapredating visit by some
strange negroes, who had a few Dights before been
while they separated, and the elder brother per
oeivea his younger. Leroy reiarn to his room; a,
few moments after the startling noise Of the dogs
in The direction Of the room land being confident,
room, that he was in and out of dangerl prompted
him TO fire gun at what he supposed the dogs
were pursuing. The discharge proved nielan-
| eholt messenger of death to ki1 unfortunate
| brother, who had at the moment just stepped out
out of his room. IMemphis Bulletin.
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PnoGnEss IN SARpINfA---fn the sitting of tine
25th instant of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, n,
bill was passed for organizing an exhibition of
agriculture, manufactures and fine arts, to be held
OF Florence, in September, 1861. The Chamber,
likewise voted sum of thirty thousand francs for
the preliminary SURVEY of araway line, which IS
To cross the Swiss alps and open direct commur
Minister of Public Works brought in . bill for
lowering the rates of postage and Isorganizing the
post-ofice. In the Senate, N. Roberto d, Aaeglie
moved an order of the day expressive OF the safs-
faction Of the Sanate at seeing many persons bora
at Nice and in Savoy declaring their intention of
| remaining subjects Of the Italian kingdom. The
| motion was agreed to unanimously.
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OUfSTANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. ss CAMP STREET S..
Capital S3O0,0O0.
DIRECToRs.
.Lapsire E. II. Harris,
Theodore Fros JIM. Robert,
A. d. Grief, IA. Bonnafon.
Jacob Zolly, Amadeo Landry,
f. Ganutheau
This Company will be ready transact business the LIST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the per of the
seas rivers loss and damage by fire. and a-sus risks at
the rates of premiums.
A cash return premium OF FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those insmng in this office.
E. GAEUCHEAU, President.
A. PIcoIEr Secretary.
New Orleans, August II, 1850. aulSf
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PowRR OF ATTORNEY. Notice is given elsewhere
that Nj D. F. holds lie powsE Of ef e G Ro.
gart Esq.
RoslS orl.-Rer sale low by KeerRy. Bleis y
| Co. Sec pdy ,r,Iseueat
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PRINCE OF WALES ARRIVAL ANNOUNCED.

relEesapHso TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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w DENTIST, "T
AS~ OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
l3s CRrondslet street,
d2s1v&w eener cf fsfavAtt'.
RlLLIAISD IABLES-BlLLsAsDT TABLES
35............. ST. LOUIS STREET. .............35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned hegs leave the public that he has
opened BILLIARD sALESR0oM the above place. where
he intends 10 keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from tho celebrated manufactory of J. ". BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati of all descriptions and pIices such
ROSEWOOD
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAR,
With MArble Slate Wood Bed Also Bagatelle Tables
aud Balls Pool Boards Gnshens Cloths, Cues, Pockets Cne
Leathers Ton Pin Balls and everything appertaning BIZ
lsrds or other games,
NB-specmcns of The above Tables be the st
Charles Marble Hall and St. Louis Billiasd Rooms.
ERepairing done at short notice and reasonable terms
maa ly A. W. MERRIAM
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TAMES e. LIE BRETON,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS,
AND
Architect
Successors to j. K. DUNCAN & co.-oice No. q Com
nsreial Place a26 6m