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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-09

EG- By reference to advertisement in
election for Councilman in the 9th ward is
to take place on Saturday, the 18th day of
the present month. -e
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OFF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper. ~,
By tho week payable to Carriers) ~ ~
rri-Weekly ~
WeeklV PaLler.
a q Clubs of IL nlore.--...-...-.......- L W
as The privilege Of yearly advertisers u inite1
and ali advertisements for the benefit of other
persons as well as legal advertisements and adver
dsemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements Win
the name of other persons, sent IN oy uieh' ui"s'
DO paid for at the usual rates.
Nea No report. resolutions or, proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association or public meet.e
an matter limited of individual interest can De
inserted, unlesss paid for an advertisements.
aN Contracts for yearly advertising VIII nCt pe
disolntinued unless orsr to that enect Is eit AZ
the Office and when discontinued in less thah
year, the price of the whole year viii be ona
- Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII pe pup,
lishse at the expense of the attorneys orderIhe a
not delayable for legal proceedings but cohecAOio
st our usual time. 4. -.
~ Our terms for job Work and transient adVer-
Eisements are CASH. .---
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HeS- The trial of Hazlett, the last of the
Harper's Ferry prisoners, is progressing at
Charlestown, Va. - Nt.-' iisa t3a
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From EURo2E.-By the arrival of the
Asia, with dates from England to the 2lst,
we learn that "Napoleon's Free trade pro-
gramme was received very favorably in the
French departments, and commercial treaties
between France and England, were expected
to be signed in a few days y
ait was rumored that the Pope demands
the recall of the French troops to Rome" T.
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naF- Milton S. Latham has been elected
U. S. Senator from California, by the Legis-
lature of that State. ..E ta--A
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BGr Read the advertisement of store
room for rent in the proper column.
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House not in session

MALLoY's STATION, Feb. 8, P. M.-The
overland mail with San Francisco dates to
the 10th ult., passed here about midnight.
The outward bound mail of DECEMBER 16,
took letters from New York to San Fran
cisco in twenty days, and telegraph news
from New York and Washington to the
eyeningof December Both, was received in
ten days. la ~ -t1
The Presidents Message, which was tele-
graphed from ST. Louis to Malloy's station,
thence by mail to Fort Brand, and thence
telegraphed to San Francisco, was published
entire on December 18th in a little over
fifteen days from the time of starting.
The government lost 81 1000 in treasure
by the wreck of the steamer Northener.
Gov. Downey-was inaugurated as Cover
nor of California on the l4th ult r-aa
The people of Placerville had voted in
favor of a tax for the survey of railroad
from that place to Folsom.
Samuel Barrett, of the firm of Barrett &
Sherwood, died in San Francisco on the
18th. s
A resolution was introduced into the
California Senate to urge Congress to es-
tablish daily overland mail.
Nothing new had transpired in the San
Francisco markets.
The dates from the Sandwich Islands are
to December 3lst. The news is unmpor-
tant. f
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PHLADELPHIA, Feb. 8, M.-Judge Charles
j. Ingersoll expired at his residence last
evening.
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Boston, Feb. s.-Tbe America sailed at
noon to-day with eighty passengers for
Liverpool and eight for Halifax. |
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PITTsBUnG, Feb. 8, M.-River feet 6
inches by the pier mark and stationary.
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g6 Friend HUGHEs has very nice stock
reduced prices. He also has good tailor
in his employ, who cuts or manufactures to
order fashionable clothing for gentlemen
and boys. Every article is warranted a fit,
or no sale. He is selling hooped skirts at
very low prices. The ladies have found
this out, and patronize him literally.
feb9 ..--..-- =. .----...-
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BH The peach buds are killed in many
parts of Ohio.
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NUMBER lS9.
MISCELLANEOUS

MW.GHZSA1,OOO. KRGS W-MEEE.
@w ing and Pittsburg Nails; received, and 70
sale by [teb6l PRESTON BROS
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Read an extract from the Cincinnati Medical
Journal, Vol. 5, page $40, by its editor Prof H. .
Newton, in regard to this remarkable cure
While Mar tin Robbins was I'm the very worst
Imaginable condition, were called 70 attend hIm
for a fracture of the leg, produced by fall. Thef
circumstances were unfavorable, for no would Sit,
day after day, picking out small pieces OF the bone
which would slough off, found him using SEQ
Wills Preparation, which he continued to use unit
a cure was effected. We gave him no constitution
al treatment, being in attend dance only surgeons
yet we confess VIC had much curiosity TO see what
could be done in system extensively diseased as
his WAS 80 g sasa
VIII the afflicted call on the agent and get PAM
phIet containing certificates of cures from well
known citizens of Cincinnati
sDS- Recollect that this Medicine Is warranted
cure all diseases that arc caused by an impure
state of the Blood Scoyills Blood and Liver syr-
up is composed entirely of vegetables, and Is per-
fecty for children to in of sore mouth
or eruption the skin If mothers value the
health of their children, they should eradicate the
seeds of the diseai before it is too late.
Read the staten 5ntof one Of the Oldest chemists
in Cincinnati. glG
We hereby certify that We have been made ac-
quafnted with Scovills SarsaPariila and Stsingla,
or Blood and Liver, Syrup. The ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters the pre-
paration. s.s.sfw go
One door west of the Burnet House, Cincinnati
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. Il. SCOVILL a co..,
l..aH No. IL West Eighth St, Cincinnati.
Also, by Keller q Whites Evansville, Ind --
.f n. S. Thompson,
LEIGH & Carlstedt, "
Also agents for the sale of DR.. Halls Balsam for
the Lungs and DR. Bakers Pain Panacea, for the
euro of ali pain, both external and Internal
ID
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CINcMNArI, O., Feb. l6, 1858.

MESsRS. A. i. SCOvILL 6 CO.
J. Gentlemen 81 will, with great pleasure, give
my testimony to what your SARSAPARILLA
AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER
SYR UP has done for Some three and half
years since, was attacked with Scrofulous White
Swelling, which was attended with most excrutiat-
ing pains / tried various remedies, and had two
of the best Physicians of the city lone of them
Professor in Old School Medical College), and
they failed to give me any relief was so reduced
that was confiRedto my bed for over three months
The nerves and muscles of one leg were so con-
tracted and drawn up, that could not walk.
had morefthan dozen running ulcers on my legs,
from which took from time to time, more than
One Hundred Pieces of Bone some of them from
three to four inches long. was reduced to almost
a skeleton, and my friends had given up all hopes
of my recoveryl Il was in this condition when l
commenced the use of your Blood and Liver Syrup.
have used altogether SOME two dozen bottles oft,
and at the same time the Iodine Ointment, which
you advise to with it; and lastly, the Healing
Ointment, given under the head Of g White Swell
inG," in your directions. am now able to attend
to business and my legs have become strong that
1 walk without any difficulty-and have entirely
recovered my health. Yours truly
1IEs -l-rrl'B MARTIN ROBBINS, in.
nj A.. -. orsH
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Residence ON Eighth street, between Mound and
John, No. 321 or at place of business, with Brown
& villette, No. East Fourth street.
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2 .-aaia a CARD.

EEOOP SKKRES!-.RLE SIZES or
AA Childrons, Misses. and Ladies' Steel Spring
Skirts, just opened, at
feb6 8 EMBIGH & CO. IS Cheap Cash Store.
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BY NIGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Additional by the Bohemian.

QUEBEC, July 80 The English increased
duty Oh wines and liquors is to - into effect
on the lst Of January, 1861.
grand banquet was given by the Mayor
OF Southampton TO Capt Young, and the Of
ticers of the steam yacht Fox, prior to her
departure to survey route Of the projected
North Atlantic Telegraph. Several Ameri-
cans were present, and letter OF apology
from Mr.. Dallas was received. Among the
to;.sts was one to the President of the United
States.
The latest accounts from the crops were
rea>suring, and Il good average yield was ex-
pectcd. There had been further fall in the
Paris -four and wheat markets The bourse
WAS dull and lower The Rantes closed at
est 9oc.
ATurin journal says that Garbald while
advocating the annexation Of Sicily to Sardi-
MIA, thought it advisable that his DICTATOR
ship should continue until the whole island
was subiugatei, and finding that FARM and
his two associates were detrimental to his
successful operations caused them to leave
the country.
The two Neapolitan plcnipotentiaries to
Sardinia had reached Turin.
\ NcapoUtan minister had also reached
Paris
The latest news from Naples reports the
dismissal OF the Neapolitan Ministry. Only
the Commander tie Martina would remain in
the new Cabinet
The attack OF the Druses on the Christians
at Damascus commenced on the evening Of
the 9th. when several men were killed. and
the women carried off for theh arems. The
French, Russian and Greek Consuls took
refuge in the house of Ab-del III adler. The
attitude Of the Turkish authorities was UNI
decisive, and rather in inrous than useful t.
the Christians. Three thousand Turkish
soldiers arrived to day. The fears of the
Christians are redoub!cd, and Commissioners
ielby and berwick are expected with the
Impotence.
The details Of the lst of July say it was
then ascertancd that the D,uses had burnt
and piIayed ljl villages since the 18th OF
May. while from 800 to 5000 Christian
inhabitants of Lebanon--many of whom
were wealthy men, and ali strangers to any.
thing like poyerty-are now less than beg
CARS. depending On charity for their daily
bread
Over aud above the number Of Christians
shot in actual warfare, it Is believed that j.
900 To 5000 have been butchered in cold
blood The maSSucrcs II Damascus were
not known at this date The most scken
iny details are given oi' the iarbartiea pac-
!ircd on all ages and sexes.
\ French vessel had been sent 10 Sataka
aud WAS Obliged 10 take 4 position Within
range Of the town, in order II restrain the
anntical portion OF the inhabitants from
committing further outra&eS. Great aglta-
ZION prevails at Aicppo and at Kills city.
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SUPPOSED Wi:e-Murder.

NnRRISrowN, Pa. July 3Ulh.-A woman
named Ellen McNamee. who resides III Ply
mouth township. Il short distance below tins
place, was found lying dead 1T the foot OF
the cellar steps Of her dwelling to-day, her
arm and aevcra! Of her ribs being broken,
and her skull fractured Her husband has
been arrested, and committed 10 prison on
the charge of wife mnrder. Both the hus-
band aud wife were OF very Incorporate ha-
bits. The parties are both Irish,
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OMHUSICATED.

GohA = Washington, esq. an excellent
:4lghy respected. and esteemed gentleman
ynneerea before our Council Board, rs the
president Of the Potomac, Piedmont, and
:rller 7. agricultural Society. and IN An able
eGIress invoked subScrl ptlon on the part
of this Municipality of $4,000 or Slo,ooo to
ait the aforesaid Association, in opening an
4 rricultural fair here next falp'-
lie enforced his application with facts, and
catering illustrations, as regarded Its good
.tTect3 Upon other localities; but circumstall-
ces End different localities, are very apt To
produce very different results.
II we compare notes. how stands heorgc'
town and hleXandria III connection with the
Cne>apeake and Ohio Canal The Orange
and ..leXandria Railroad, whose business Is
now mostly for passengers, all OF whom are
kindly taken to the wharf on King street,
y,hcn vending their way to the North
,.hilc the Alexundrians. have either TO walk
home, or hire a carriage 10 take them 10
,leir respective homes. Did We involve this
.itr in IN enormous debt Tor such purpose.
Oar Council Board, have no power to appro-
3rigte money other than for the actual ex-
pruSts Of the municipal government, without
ne consent of the people, first had and
f,irly obtained, and this | apprehend, will
never be had again. The owners Of the soil
the brick aud mortar. are now one ana all.
grcuning under heavy Indebtedness, without
the none. 0? expectation OF the most remote
3rosper, of relief. or the slightest benefit. II
=. n.,.tl,.t,,,np- If ..un \ rrirultural SOcit-
~ would produce such happy, aud delightful
=:.ccts, let those 50 believing procure char
;cr. Is hundreds have done III similar cases
olt if We, the people, be guided, by tong and
.ud experience then let Us beware might
largely ampitfy these remarks. but, cerd""'
III! &c D>E or THE rEOPLE.
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ICOHhUSlCATED.

am induced to believe that | may, with
-, ;nruring the risk of contradiction, or
ont 'N'''' ~ o.,a. =, ,,n oharcs of ,,r,w,l-
laying myssn 0P0n 70 VIC Una, % VI pi0
sating archetypal ideas to the somnolent
:,;,sns Of orr Rip Van Wrinkle city, ven
QUINN n,njast]v +, EXPRESS an opinion, that if
lure r., 1n,..1o .horla ch.,ra +,
VISITOR Hum "''"' w
peram1uIate our streets MS oi''o'o'S u s3'''
,r,r1 I'm divers quarters, too numerous to
,n.;on probably fail to suggest to him the
'",''' 49,, ,.I,., .ra ~ .aason Y,
rr'' cav" ora r,r,.;hla nx,ress;on IN. town
"'e -. ' Ilo
''" %S,. "' t.r n. i from me 10 question the
N Wv, 49, ~. w;s3,m If nur worthy Mavor', e
lH,'''' - 'I,,,,,;n, ,,,.,;,., rho ..,nrs &C Inv
"9'r' l,,'vI'':', 80 -, ..;nfp.t ,h town
"rs'r,' ralar and 2a,l If rhos. subordinate
OF t''1 ' ,'h" an;n, ~. DISTINGUISHED honor
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NAw NuHH. July :il.--The buildings Nos
100 and 100 Nassau street. occupied by the
Irish News" and "Transcript" newspaper
establishments. and Il number other printing
offices, were burnt last night.
The flames extended to the roof ol sou.
and spread 10 IS and then to ", corner %
Ann street The upper at"r!ea ct the
buildings are nearly destroyed. the loss
and damage hy fire and water Is estimated
NJ between So 900 and $50 900.
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The Prince of Wales.

HALIFAX, July 30.-The Prince of Wales
landed here to-day at noon. The squadron
was off the port yesterday. Royal salutes
from the fleet and the batteries greeted him
upon his arrival, while the people turn ed
out in immense numbers to give him cor
dial reception. He was presented with an
address at the dock yard. lie wore the uni
form Of colonel Of the army, and rode on
horseback to the government house.
Emerging from the gates OF the dock yard
the procession passed through double file
Of troops and volunteers to the government
house. There were number oil trlumphal
arches erected III the streets, including
Cunard's arch with steamship on the top
of it; the volunteer artillery arch, built of mil
itary trophies the Mayors arch the Arch
bishops arch, a very handsome ecclesiastical
arch: and Masonic Arch, and Il mum Der oi very
handsome arches. all of which were beautiful
~ decorated. On the parade, the iiremen turn
ed out withu trophy fifty feet high, surmoun-
ted by colossal figure holding IA hose pipe
Thirtv-iive hundred children Of the schools
turned out i'll white and blue, and sang the
the National anthem God save the Queen"
All the public buildings as we'll as private
ollcS, ScHoolS, Nc., "eIe Spiehuiuly ooe''a
ted with flags, banners, transparences and
evergreens.
The Mayor of Montreal, the Mayor of
Boston and a considerable number of other
Americans were in attendance, and were
we'll received.
BnsToS, July 30.-Lord Lyons and Fred
erick Ware, esq, of the British Legation,
lett here this morning for Canada to meet
the Prince Of Wales.
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! meeting of the Alexandria Union Club will
he held tonight at the Armory of the Letcher
Guard. on Columbus street.
Nrw INVENTION BY An A,ry,xpRIAy.-
Mr. Charles s Moore Master of Machinery
of the Oranoe and Alexandria Railroad. has
Invented and n,t.ntn1 an "Improyed mode
nf connnctiny ,',r bodies with Trucks" 4
model Of which has bnen left at this oHce.
and NAV he seen bv those curious or inter-
csrnd in such matters.
Mr.. Moore claims Tor his invention, the Sc
Tender 60 the body or frame 50 that whilst
the ,rurks have the usual play on the body,
~, hatwren the rails they will in case Of the
l,re,kiny Of the wheels ur axlpS. or both. be
held parallel, or nearly So. to the body or
frame. and thus prevent the Car. I.ocoluo-
tive. or Tender from being thrown of the
track.
Many persons, among them machini$ts Of
reputation. have examined this model and
pronounce the Invention one Of the best and
most nn,rtant for the interests of Railroad
Companies. AS also for the safety Of travel
lerS that has been brought To their notice,
and rs il has been fully tested on the Orange
road, and found to accomplish all that is
the truck ON the track after i pair of wheels
had been Displaced the two remaining
wheels receiving the weight of the four, and
carving it without strain or injury, it will
Doubtless he aloutcd hy the Railroad Com
nonias of the ,ouurrv generally. and the
;nvaotor re.n the reward Of his endcavurS
to MACE those who travel hy Railroad be-
r,n3 rho ,o.s;tla cans. If alarm that tL,.
,ra;n ,.,, Va thr,,, from the ira, X hv tEe
hraaL;n, If axlas or wheels
Srro>D WARD UNION Ciru.--A meet
inn, or those favorahIa 10 the formation of II
los, n;rht ! II Armstrong was called t.
the Chair and Daniel Harmon appointed
Secretary 4 committee nf three 70 report
o Constellation and r,rmauent officers was
appointed.
Robert Jameson was recommended for
President, Geo. Z. Wilmington Vice Press
dent, G. W. Alexander Secretary, and +. w.
Ashhy Treasurer, al! Of whom were unani-
mouslv elected
Tho naat;ng rhan a3inurneti until Monday
n;eht next when the Constitution will be
rannr,ed and other business transacted.
J,,rv N,pR,,crs.--The whole number Of
MARRIAGE licenses issued hv the Clerk of the
Alexandria County Court, during the month
nf J,]r was twelve, All the male parties
r. the licenses were of AGE. AS were all the
fo,nola nort;as exrent E,ur. Df the parties
licensed two are widowers and one Il widow
Two of III, parties are free negroes
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ROANnKE COLLEGE.

HNIIS lnstiIati"n, located nj Salem, Roanoke
/ County. Va, will begin lis next session Au-
gust 29th, 1860. ltcnjoy$ beautiful and health
AL situutu and is Of easy access t" all parts 1" the
country. Its literary and moral advantages are
unsurpassed by any college ot the State. Tx.
pcnscS for session of 10 months $lli. For turth-
er information. address
REV. D. +. BITTLE, President.
Snc,n Roanoke Co. Va, " l9-wlw
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.

Flee miles mest IF tn" faicerstty Of pirgt"id.
W. L. BROUN. ". A., Principal.
INSTRUCTORS.
W. Leroy Broun, NJ. A. II. w. Luckett, NJ. A.
Chas. l.. c. Minor, NJ. A. VIM. Allen, NJ. A.
TINE object Of this Academy is to prepare stu i.
J. dents for the University of Virginia, or to
fit them for the duties of life. The course of in
Strnction embraces all those SUB ects requisite for
preparation for any OF the academic schools OF
the University, and the method, fur practi-
cable, is adapted to that pursued in that institu-
ton.
The fourth session will begin on the Ist of Sep
TENDER, and will include two terms OF five months
each. The expenses for each term, for board and
tuition, including every thing except lights, are
$40. The payments to be made in advance, Sl4O
the lst OF September and $40 on the lst OF
February.
The Instructors are all Masters Of Arts Of the
University Of Virginia.
For catalogues, address the Principal, Ivy De-
pot, Albcnarlc County, Virginia.
Albemarle County, Va. jy l7--law6w
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The Great Eastern

BALTIMORE, July Silt is now ii ii xed fa /
that the Great Eastern viii he ut Annapolis
Reads OH Monday next, where she vii! re-
main five days on exhibition. The BaIti
more and Ohio Railroad (who have been
mainly instrumental in bringing this ar
ramgcment about give information that
round-trip tickets are being provided to IN,
clude admission to the ship and the transfer
from Annapolis IL the Great Eastern.
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Get THE BEST"
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NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN, lS60.-
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Constitution.
" Southern Queen.
" Fairy.
" Partisan Train.
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Remoleea from the latest Partisan des snS.--
Manufactured solely by us FROM Thomson's Patent
Improved Corrugated Springs and lnimitable
Wedge Slide Every Skirt stamped with our
name AID trade mark, the Crown. For sale every
where. The BestiS the Cheapest.
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From New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, July 3O.--The New
Mexican mail, with dates to the 10th instant,
arrived last night.
News had reached Santa Fe that Manuel
Chaves, with fifty Mexicans, had gone in
pursuit of large body of Navajo Indians.
who had run off herd of sheep from the Rio
Grande They overlook the Indians and
had Il tight with them. Twenty Mexicans
and forty Indians were killed and wounded.
A considerable quantity of sheep and other
stock was recovered.
Business at Sante Fe was recovering
The crops promise fine yield, but prov!s.
ions are still scarce ANA command high pr-
ces
Captain Stewart, few days ago, went in
pursuit Of, and captured, the family of the
principal Chief of the kiowa tribe of lndi-
ans. In the melee, two soldiers were wouu-
ded Lieutenant Boyard was also severely
wounded by an arrow being shot into his
cheek At TIE last accounts from him, the
point of the arrow was still in the wound
He would he sent to Pawuee Fork for med-
cal treatment. Two Indians were killed.
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WHEAT WANTED.

WE DESIRE TO APpkISE THE FAR
w MERS of the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER MILLS. viii again commence opera
tons about the 25Uh JULY.
As it is proposed that portion %! their product
shall liz Family Flour. ot the highest grade We
can promise prop"rtionntc price Tor prime White
WHEAT, suitable Tor its manlt!,cturc--though
all descriptions, in sound condition, viii be pur-
chased. WM. ii. FON LE Sun,
ir lS-c3tawtf No. t. South WharveS
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The Zouayes

PnILADHLrHIA, July 3I.--Thc Ioua"es
drill THIS afternoon at Point Breeze Park, on
the SchuyIkill river, and to night at the
Academy of Music. They leave for Haltl-
more iv the early tram Tomorrow morning.