Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 316, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 August 1858 — Page 3

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THURSDAT MORNING. ..AUGrST 12 Sea First and Fourth Parrs for Interesting Reading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous. Yellow Fever is New Ohlei..- Tbia disease U increasing very rapidlj in the Crescent City. Deaths from yellow fever for the week ending July 4tb, 7; July 11th, 9; July 18th, 20: July 23th, 25; August I 1st, V0. SjJ The Ute Amos Lawrence, of Boston, pave, for charitable purposes, duriug the last twenty-four years of his life from the close of 1828 to the close of 1852 six hundred and thirty-nine thousand dollars. tssP Xo returns from the North Carolina election which took place on Thursday last, hare been received except partial reports from two or three counties. The Democratic ticket has been -successful, it U presumed. tr It will be seen by an advertisement, thatour friend, Dr. Kivetthos returned to his office and professional labors, after an exzeursion to the east, and is ready to go to work with increased industry and encrgy under the stimulus of the new obligations and re.'ponsibiltics he bos just assumed. Ca7The Moses McLcllan took on . board, at our levee, on Tuesday night, a drove of ninety-five mules from Illinois, destined for Southern plantations. The drove must have een worth from $15,000 to $18,000, constituted a valuable shipment, paying the ateamer $900 or $1,000 freight. EST The laying of the Atlantic Telegraph was on Tuesday evening celebrated at Indianapolis by a Salute Of 100 guns At the Govcnor's circle, where the citizens aera- ' bled to exchan-e Congratulations upon the great event of the age. El-Governor Wallace, I'O 1.0. II. Sn i, and Lt. Governor I Hammond made address, and bonfires and fireworks illuminated the scene. A Sew Trade There arrived at Princeton a few d;iva ago, a drove of one hundred mustang horse?, which the owners had purchased in Mexico, on the borders of the Rio Grande, and had driven a distance of 1,800 miles through Texxs Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois into tjibson county, Indiana. They cost on an avarage in Mexico two dollars and fifty cents each. They had been driven the en tire journey without one cent of expense for feed. They had maintained themselvcsln trood condition by rrazinz at nicht upon the grass they found by the way. The adventurers started with a drove of 150. They hwt but three animals by sickness or accident, and one of those was drowned by swimming the Wabash river on Sunday. In one instance the animals were driven over a journada of nearly 200 miles without finding water; yet they apparently Fuffcred but little. Forty or fifty animals were sold on the route, and the owners are rinding purchasers for those they brought in at prices from $25 to $100 which makes the speculation a very remunerating one. Made to Disgorge. The assignees of Lawrence Stone, & Co., of Boston, have brought suit against J. W. Walcott, the secret agent who received from that firm the rum of $84,000 to procure the votes of UieilfljcrS of Congress for the amended Tariff Hill. The suit is fur the whole tum raid him. In his examination before the Inves tigating Committee of the House he account ed for only about $14,000, leaving $70,000 which he is supposed to have pocketed. He was imprisoned several months for contu macy in refusing to tell what he did with the remainder of the money; and was finalJy'releascd by the House, after it had ex hausted its power to enforce an answer. If this suit be pressed, he must disclose how he expended the money, or disgorge it. Crtm Con. Dr. David Quinn, of Cincinnati, a prominent physician and politician of that city, has lately had cause to suspect an improper intimacy between his wife and a Dr. B rookie, of St. Louis, who has been a guest in his ,. fnr serersit weeks. On Fridiir even7 . . . . , . . . ... ng WS snsptaona wi iuuw.j v wfirmed by occulur proof, and a terrible right ensued between the offending and injured disciples of Esculapios. Dr. Q. used a slung thot and Dr. B. a chair, and each of them was severely battered. The noue a traded the police, and both parties were taken to the watch h0U3e. The affair was to underpt indicia! investieation. 0Thm xptfm wVirk t " mv ss sav uv aj now very penitent, aeciarea mat sne was operated upon by extraneous magnetic and . piritual influence that destroyed her self con- . .., , inn ana icuucrev. uci BU .uvs.mc tuu agent. Dr. ljucen was an ardent invcstlgator of the phenomena of magnetism and spiritualism, and has discovered, in this instance, a very unpleasant and unsatisfactory j i f f,ia itvuvwu-. - CIS WUC S eipianauon Ol ncr conauct, we presume, as be retains her Still Under his rnof. Dr. Brookic. the magnctizcr. cot his i-J : . ya mnA ta A D r ously hurt. II had been magnetizing Mrs. Quinn for a chronic disease, which he had, V- .iXA rl OUV 0atl 'i uvaij v We invite the attention of the sick ad afflicted, to the advertisements in our and amiCtCd, tO tüe aavenisemcnia ia our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sareaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet ter Ointment, Dr. Carter s Cough Balsam, UT. lars cpecmc, UT. uoopcra n n , r, ,e tv TT V Cordial, and Dr. Easterly s Fever and Ague Killer. Thc5c medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon them 03 being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store ia tbe United Statei

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Gtarf Vltmgtr is an Independent Candidate

for Sheriff, at the eusning Oi-tolier rWtion. j Couglis, Odds. Athma, Consumption, Bronchitis, &orr U JleBrid, will be an indon- v Spitting of Blood, Tain la ths fide- and Breast, dent candidaU for Sheriff, at the ensuing OrtoUt ! rleuriy. Whooping Cough, Cronp, Liver Coinelection J pUtlnt, TalpiUtion ef the Heart, and all diseases f Ilmummm MtcnrtrUd f t mmmon the Thrmtt and Chest and Lnng. Ko one should MNSr A t a meeting of spirittialUti, an invalid ' nc-lert a Couqh or tVdd a sinlo Uy. Millions die was brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulerr- : annually by nrglorting a Common Cold. Coughs ous acrofuU tlwt all the du tors Lad fallrd to cure. Cobb lead to Consumption, and then to oarly It was propod to nel to the Arx laud for ad- j Kra.fc r, have you a Congh, Cold or any iee, sad Homöopathie pliTpk U prtwnt interro- j tii- of the luiip. Procure at once that Cclebragated thedparted spirit of lUnemunn as to bat J r. medy, D. Caitju's Coich Vauxx, wbkh remedy ihoold be taken. Loud and distinct rape, never fails to reliero a Cough In twenty-four hour, audible to tlM whole audiem-e, Udd of Avfm j and always cures the worst cases of Colds, Coughs Catiuktic lltLS. Homer S. Y. n kh. ugll-lm I Jacs f Throat and Lungs In a fcw . . , I , psl I ft.V. . O - . T . l...t..

II 1.7 mmd rr .' Chili mnd ttr : ! j Chili mmd Ftttr Oo of the pnetest rerac dies that lias ev,-r been laid before th uMKf for Fever and Ague, aud which has received the highest encomiums from the pres sod the people, is Ir. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTEES. Who would endure the tortures arirlng from this terrible disease, a ben it can be so easily cured ? Who would endure sleepless nights, burniu fevers, and icy chills alternately, when remedy can be obtained fur a mere trifle T And yet how many families linger out a painful existence under Ibis deadly blight. Slid do nothing but gu!pdown quiniue, until it leroiucs as common as their daily noil, and yet they are not relieved. None but the foolish and weak would heitate to prorure these valuable I'itIts, and ssre themselves intens agony. For sale by Druggists generally, everywhere. iirIO-Iw Hut ml Fir Imturmmct Company mf Wmndrbmrg-h, fVswsjfy. Evsxsville, I.vj., August 3d, lf&S. An election for Seven Directors and a Secretary for the Company, to serve for the ensuing year, wiy be hi Id at the office recently occupied by M. 8. Johnson, E. jn Third street, near Main, on Monday, the 10th day of Anpwt, 18."., to open st I o'clock, and close at 5 o'clock, P. M. By -Jr of the Board of Director. au-td ROBERT EARLEY, Secretary. Vmenrrtmt .TlmmtyTh hlfht prirt paid f'r Illinois, Wlseonsin and Tenne not, in excliange for bankable funds, by jlvlMni ALMS 4 HOWES. Volk.bote copy. Cretnt City JMmnkm-Jitrtctr-Jmhn Tr-it. fimn.l n.Ur Tbomat V Cirvin and 7Jno .;. Receives deposits, buy and sell ein and exhange. Intercet allowed on time debits at such "J"" ,th " .tww-ln.! in rrrt ifi.-utM Evrbancr on NfW York. Cincinnati and Louisville. Great Britain, France. Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Russia, Denmark. ., Norway, and all the cities and large towns vt ticrniauy, lor sale in mni to tun. toiut-iion made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange. JOIIX A. KEITZ, lWt. W. BA K Elt, Carfhh-r. jlvil-lin Coml-ltm4imm Tttmlmg- Company, Oltlr on Water street, under the Telegraph office. Cart load of 1; biw-lieln of IWxlUim Mine Cool delivered to any part of the city at 51 CO per load., Ciul weighed, if desired, at the exin of the pun-luwr. Notes of solvent t-auks of IllinoU and Wmcou'u taken in payment. J()ll w .MOM), dee2H-tf S-cretary and Manapr. Itr. Umittrly'a idlt mnd bartmpmritlm Will cure all dUea.ce arising from an impuri täte of the Blood, or a deprave,! condition of the M of the vtoAi. viz: Taiierrs. Swelliiic of the filaiuU. Rhcunuttwm, White Swelling. Chroni.: Sore Eve-, ri,e"' Boil. Erjipias. Goitre, Pains in the B.w and Joints, l"lirs in the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Jbea.e. Tbi medicine searclies out the very root of the disease by pnrifying the blood, and changing the sorrctiou in the syteni, thus removing tit cue, which ren.t. r the cur certain and permaueut. Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sanmparilla will en re the woit mercurial ills. ease and drive out and Amitoy every particle of mercury whi. h is in the system, and cure its bud effects. It will cure Secondary Syphilis or Venereal lie. eases, and will drive tho Syphilitic Virus and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the system through the pores of the kln, and re-.ti.ro the Tatient to a perfect state of health and purity. It is a positive cure for liv,-r complaint and dyepsia, if used a proper length of tiuie. I rballeng the world to produce its equal in these complaint. The afflict eil will bear In mind that Ir. hatertv'a Iodine and Sararilla w ill cure a'.! Nervous 1Ueases, Female Complaints, !ropy, Gravel, Ii-wa of the Kidney, Bludder and I'riuury (rgaii.t in a few days. It will remove Pimples ud Bbdches from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful l,bater. It does this by purifyiug the blood. and by its prompt actiou on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted with S rvftila, OM Sores, Tetter, Kingwonn, Scald Head, Blotchus, Eruptions of the Skill aud all Cutaneous Diseases, are advhed to procure Grid ley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply ou the Sores, or dieeaeed par's, when ueing Ir. Kat-rly' Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarvaparilla pu rifies the Blood, and cau.xs the sores to discharge their putrid matter, aud the ointment heals them. When both are uml (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always effected. They are the bct and mot powerful curative known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do u--t fear the result. Price of the Iodine and Sarajarilla ?l per bottle. or 6 bottles tor i,riiivy a Mil uneura oint . r of Thir;. . iUt M ment 75 cents per bottle. Both areprepartd by Ir. inni, Missouri, sde proprietor, to whom all onb-rs nt be addressed 4-WJ bJ a,,0tk Stoddard, W. Bierls.wer, Liech A Calslett, Keller X White, DruggUts, in Ev timm ani ltJ frt, j,.nerally myai-iytns, Dr, llmktr't fptellte teilt emrt Gmnmrr. hea. Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chord ee. Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all disc of the genital organs. - Reader, have yoc a private diIk not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. I Dr. Baker's Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical w,t pr- Baker's Specific you can cure your. I a Ki.i. j : . I prrcuw rjipurr. m wu uiitrvuviw accompany the medicine. I'riro 51 W per bottle. mJ. Easteklv, comer Third and Chctnut treet. St- is, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom ail orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold fcy ,IaUopf. A stcnMard, Leich & Cahdett. Kelkr Jt White, in ETansville, and by druggists generally. j mySl-lyins Dr. Mlompri Ftmmlt i vrdimt srfl nr remale Complaints, siKh as Lxceslv., Suppnv ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Albus or White,, Barrenne,, Sallow ComrWxjon, Headache, Dizzi 1 DeM, Weak Nerve. Frightful Droams, aud a:i dis. I eases caused by Cold-, Checked Perspiration, Ex cesc, Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organ. Dr. Hooper's Female Crdial is universally j I acknowledfnl by the holies the bet remedy ever invcntcd. 9-Price $1 per little, or six bottle for ?5. Eastt BLT, corner of Third Da. Easttclt, corner of Third and Checnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., Sole I'roprietor, and to whom all orders luuet te addressed. Sold bv HallM-k StoH.l.irrf. W RInrKntrxr. l.Wh ani Calslett, Keller Jt White, in Evansville, aud by druggists generally. roySl-lyin Dr. Fmtttrly't Ftttr mmd .g-ns Ar, will cure Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever, Dumb A rrm Tntrin!ftrnt anil Tteinif t.,.ft r.t.M ...I -If I "l-, .....,,-.... ... the Txrious forms of Tevers Incident to Bilious OiI mates. If there is a man, woman or child suffer. ins with Aß,,e ,nU '"ver, tW are advUed to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a poeitive cure speedy and permanent. Try it. Price 51 per tottk, or six bottles for J5. Dr. EASTtatv, corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Solo Proprietor, to whom all ordcrs must he addressed to get the genulno. Sold by Hallock A Stoddard, W. Bit-rbowcr, Liech & Callett, Kaller L White, Agi fcr ruESvllle, snd hy

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Br, Cmrttr Cmfh Bml$mmtuut cmrt u:,.v'- ,rw i 51 p r oot tl, or 6 ittu-s for Iu. mTKktr, corner Third and Chestnut, St. Loui, Mo., sole proprietor, to whoiu all orders must bo add reused to get the genuine. Sold by Hallock i Stoddard, W. BHTbower, Liech & Cabdett, Keller and White, and by druggbts generally. iuy.11-y . ytjclemm .7ifsf Mf MAnlmttnt. It Ti eighty years since this Liniment was first offered to the afllk-ted. Many millions of buttles havo been used, and it Iim given better satitction than any article ever tfire triej fr similar purposes. It pte a specinc power over luflammations, and chronic or accidental derangement of the Muscles, Joints, LlgHiueats or Skin. It 1 a aourco of great plewure tyS3l tliat we have bera the bumble mean of relieving such an immense amount of suff"-rin, and hare raued many thsusand. to "leap for Joy," beraue th-ir pnins wx-re rcUeved, their wounds heahnl and their stiff joints made elastic Unscrupulous parte-, reganlless f their obligations to ourselves or the public, aro eugaged iu attempting to iutrodtic a spurious and miserable article under another name, by representing it to be thesameor kiiui'ar. aB oa your guard! Buy none lit tlie original MEXICAS MCSTAXO LINIMENT, and you win ik be deceived. G. W. Westbrook, Originator. BARNES A PARK, f l-d.tw3ms. Iroprietors, New York. W-S & bunh. .Jörn Steal, frvli ground; 0 II. chok e Pk kled Pork; 1" kegs Laf fanl; V boxe J. Waod'a extra Pearl Starch: Received this day by Z. II. CUOK tt, SON". WT'r.jyrvcKm siuool of jmdi. JkjL rim, Louisville, Ky. The Lecture tn this institution will commence on tli first Monday in November, andontintie four norths. During Octotjer prvlMiiinary k-ctures will be delivered at the ibepikt! siil College. FACCLTT. Benj. W. Ihtdk-y, M. 1 Emeritus Trofessor of iurgery. llenfy M. Bullitt, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practke of Medicine. John ll-nlin, M. I)., Profeor of Obstetrki and Clinical Medii-ine. i W. Wright, M. D., Trfr of Medical CheuNtry. .N. B. Marshall M. I. Trof. ?sor of Materia Medlea and Thrriipeutie. Millli-tou ;oltioitli, M. I)., Profi-ssor of the I'riiM iple .r urg.-ry and t'liuical Surgery. W. D. Stirioan, M. 1.. Professor of Anatomy. ii. '.V. lUyK 'M. M. I., Proksor of Physiology and l'uthok'giral Anatomy. Ijaviil Cuiiiiuiii.sl. H. lvinonatrator. For information aMr XN. B. MARSHALL, M. !., Jlyl-2ni Jte,n or the Faculty. 4 KbM.ring Mill. Keroud street, between Clievtnut and Cherry, d,iilers in Lumlwr and manufacturers of lioors, Shutter, Blind, Sash, lKxr and Window Frames, Mouklings of evrysiz. Flooring, Weatherboiirding, hheUiug, MnntW, Base Pilasters, Green -house Sadi, aod Chain Pump Tubing. A lare awortmeut of ha.h. Blind, Doors, MoubtingH and Pump Tubing, ivnstantly on hand. Alo, ready worked Flooriug of all kind. Person about to erect buildings in the Southern or Western country, considering the low rata of freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to their interest to purchase at our establishment, wliere they ran I supplied with aJI the earpenter's work, reaily.niude, of seasoned lumber, for the fin ich of bulldiugs. Our work is not nuukt as UMwt tu-tory work, with tuvus LuUf wity through, but it i f rnuied in the uiiue manner as if made by hand, tvintng of all kinl done on short notice. Terms cah, unleaa other ie agreetl tin. yil-tf - 8TEELK k Ht'XNEL. TV Tirii-jLt i 'J.y'UKMuirita County Unlers, drawing interest, and which ha-e beeu endorsed previous to September 1, 18oö, ill be redeemed on pnutation to the County Treasurer. N. B. I will pay no interest accruing on said orders aftr f hie inte. THEolMlUE VENNEMANN, Treasurer. jcH 'rmiiK oi.it jpioWun n äuBJtnt JL THOMAS M'ANTLIN, (Sign of the Golden C-iT.-e Pot), has an immense stock of Stoves and lloust-keepiug Ware, purchased since the great panic in liioncv affairs, at ruinous rates to the manufacturer, which he is billing to give his customers the advantage of. by calling at bis old stand. Call at ouce and secure bttrgaiu. n.a; THO. SCAsITLUN. ,ilOLittJLK TOUJVCO JttlE.V. sm'l I., mk k .;:. w. w H':. ........ tr.vi L. kotk. NOCK, WICKS, it. CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Coiiiiiilssioii Merchants, and OCALFSS IN Foreign & Domestic Liquors, Cigars, tc. die. Ac.rvrs ron I'tUr.ISlA, MISSOURI A SD KY. TOItACCO. ALSO, AGK.VfS To MAY.-iVILLK VOTTOS YARSS, TTTISE, HATTISG, COTTOS MA SILL A COR DA UK, No. oil Main street, LOUISVILLE, KY. We krep constantly ou hand a large stork of popular brand of Tobacco, among which are Holland's Empre l'ii Apple Tlnt aud Pancake. Also, Roerts' and Harris' Iwrt brands. tnr stvk of pure Old Bourbon aud Rye Whisky, i Urfe and well e.Wtel, all of wbii-h W oner on g"Hl lerin to the Weetem and Southern trade. NOCK, WICKS 4 CO., Main street. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. ."11 Main street, Louisville7Ky. We are now receiving ur new stock of Virginia aud Kcutta ky Toliacco, w hioh we offer low to tho trade. HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. EmpreN Premium Brand .CO0 Boxes. T. J. Holland, No. I... ...... ......175 do Jacob StradVr.... l-jn do ,ino do ..200 do SO do .... 75 -do .... 20 Kegs. . M Butts. 60 do .... 75 do C. U Holland.. S. R. Garner. ....... .... C. tl. Holland Extra Pancake........ Extra Foil Twiet Pfne Apple Twint......... Wade and Bro. Twit.... Golden Agu Pancake SO Boxes. - lAX(JHORX'S TOBACCO. Gold Leaf Kxfm... JIO Butts. J. M. Cobl......M.........M.....M...M.MMM.. 7S ck S. K. hite ....... 60 do A. CUit.. .M.Hm..4mv.mMN.10O do HARRIS' TOBACCO. ultatu4.....M.........M..M. ..m.m. ......... Catt'f. People's Favorite.., 60 Boxes. ino Cntt'.. 20 Cases. 50 Kegs. .... .TO do 20 Csses. ... 1.1 Boxes. .... Ki d .... 30 do ... CO Butts. do no Luxury of tho People..... ...... A prieot ., John Smit b ...... .......................... ROBERTS' TOBACCO E. M. Snead N XJu rt4)ii Jo!rt Iwt .... Plu.-h Rolls KENTITKV AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Lang's Biiseett's h........ . 70 Butts ! IkiMt tt's lb fiO do f do s if 1 (It) Wnolfdk's pounds and fw . S'l Butts Old Buck in . 40 do do do .&; 10 Boxes j do do Cättks . Pkgs, i Gundry BraieU (!h JL ...OoO Boxes NOt. KS, W ICKS CO.. i 511 Main street, Louisville, Ky. t jly3-3m sV Nuib, received and fr sale cheap for cath, by JACOB STRAUB. J!y2l-3w No. 40 Main streVt. TP' ttthS .J.VZ FAn FLEIß MET M-M tic; Chain Pump and Fixture?; Cisterns and Force Pumps: Woodrongh Jt McCaidln's C. S. Mill Saws. Jimt received and for sale bv JACOB STRAl'B, jly2l-3w No. 40 Main Street. v V OfU TUE IWOER3 signed is selling her entire stock at cott, coni.Hinc of Bonnets of every description. Ribbons nd F'.ower. Also, Gloves, Collars, Vnderslecves, Chomioettf, Veils, tc. ic, to which she invites tbs attnti-yu cf the riMi. F. R. BAPKF.H, jlyl-tf Crf .e Prs? CfSca.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST TBS CW. LINK. ,ast Night's Despatches. FOREIGN KEWa. Arrival of the Stcaiaablp St. Louls. Niw York, August 11, p. m. The Niagara is at Ualiiax. The stcam&hip St, Louis, from Aspinwall, luu arrived, She left on the al'icinoon of the 3d, and brings California datus of the 20th ultimo. The steamship Star of the West, left Aäpinwall at the same time for this fort, via Key West, with the mails, aud l,i0ü,0uu in specie. The Golden Age brought $ 1,500,000 in treasure from San Francisco, including 000 from the Frazer River mines, de&tiiicd lor England. The advices from Frazer Iliver continue to be favorable, and the emigration as brisk as ever, though the excitement had somewhat üubsided. Uther gold discoveries are retorted further north, on the other side of Natchez Pass. The Olimpia Pioneer states that in the attack before reported an betn made by the Indiaus upon a party of niiuers going up the Columbia river, there were 18 whites and more tbau 100 Indiana killed. There ha been a colluion Utween the Mercer ilin'mg Company in Mariposa county, and some of Col. Fremont's men. . The Mining Company made an armed attack upon Fremont's men, who were working a lead quartz at the pine tree drift. Fremont's men defended themselves, holding possession of the place, with arms in their hands, for several days. An application was finally mada to the Governor, who wag preparing to call out the military, when the assail an withdrew, leaving Col. Fremont's men in possession. The steamer Commodore, which left San Francisco on the 8th of July, for Victoria, bad returned in a sinking condition. She had a large freight and many passengers. The California markets arc not quite o firm, owing to th Buoy arrivals from the States, and the heavy importations of the fortnight. There was, however, a heavy demand for cured meats and flour, until within a few day, when it fell off, owing to rather discouraging advices frooi Frazer Uivcr. Coal, which Lai further advanced in the owning fortnight, met with a heavy decline toward the close, owing to the withdrawal of two steamers from the Frazer Uivcr route. There have lecn large trans actions in coffee, all of which has been sold into second hands, and held for an advance. Maceuroui and cod tLdi had experienced a fair btisincsJ. Provisions of all kinds had advanced, particularly pork end bacon, of which large purchases had been made or lots to arrive. Duttcr was drooping. Lard has heavily declined. Uice is also lower. Sugar is drooping with large stocks ou hands. New York Market. Ntw York, August 11, r. . Flour has advanced; sales of 1,200 bbLs. Suite is 5c. ltettcr; sales at $4 504 55. Wheat is quiet: sales of 40,000 busbcls. Southern red, SI 28(1 35. White $1 31 1 50. Western tfl2(,i.l 16. Corn is quiet At 90c for yellow. Mess pork is firm at$l? 5'17 65. Dacon is firm at 6lc.foV Cjc. for shoulders. Sugar is dull; Mus covado, 7cff7Jc. Hicc is firm. Butter steady. Hides firm and active. Freights are heavy ; on flour to Liverpool, 18c. Heeres have declined icfWa -bales at Gc 9c; average, 7JcjV8c Iieceipt., 3,800 Cows are nominal. eal dull, at 5c Sheep are dull. Receipts 14,000. Stocks are dull. PlTTSBCBO, Aug. 11, p. M. The River is 2 feet six inches bj the metal mark, and falling. Weather clear and warm. Afternoon Report From 'Washington Washington, Aug. 11 st. The mechanical portiou of the Patent Of fice report makes four volumes, two of which have been published. The agricultural part will not be ready till about the 1st of October. The joint commission to ruu the bound ary line between the United States and Texi, will commence their labon us oon as the former arc informed that the latter is ready to start, which will protiably not be for several weeks. Cunt, lteal's expedition to construct a wagou road from Fort Smith to the Colora do, uuder the recent act of Congress, has been organized. He will use the camels in the servue. From Boston. Dostox, Aug. 6. m. TL bark Eliza, of New York, Capt. Pike, struck off Seal Island ledge ou Thursday last, And sunk. The 2d mate and two of the crew were picked up by a boat, below Newburyport. The Captain, mate, and three others left in another boat. This last boat has not yet been heard from. The vessel eunk so suddenly that neither boat could be provided with provisions. The Europa sailed at noon, with fifty pns sengers and no specie. Baltimore, Aug. 11 u. The steamer Montreal, hence for Portland, came in collision last night with the steamer Lewiston from Portland tor this port. Both boats were considerably damaged, but fortunately no lives were lost. Both steamers arrived here this morning. St. Johns, X. Yn Aug. 11 u. There b still remaining on board of the Niagara over eight miles of the ocean cable, which will be re-sbipped to England from New York. All the machinery for paying out the cable is left standing exactly as it was used, and will not be removed until after the Niagara reaches New York. River and "Weather. Cl.VCIXXATI, Aug. 11 M. River risen five feet in the last 24 hours. Weather clear and sultry. Mercury 89. PlTTSBl Rfi, Aug. 11. m. The river is thirty-two inches by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 90. . New York Market. New York, Aug. 9. si. Flour has advanced ; scales of 1 1,000 bbls; State 4 50; Ohio 5 56fV;5 80; Southern 5 40f 5 50. Wheat quiet and unchanged: Southern red 1 30V 1 40; white 1 40&1 55. Corn heavy; 18,0oö bushsold; mixed 700 84; yellow 96. Mes ork has advanced 25c with sales at 17 5C(V 17 75. Prime pork is 15c higher, with sales at 15 oo. Whisky dill at 26 J. Stocks dull and heavy. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, Aug. 1 1 m . Flour 6teady. Wheat unsettled; commrm in mcdiflui 2fa3c lower: mime is firra j and unchanged. Mixed corn 56j0; yelI low 90; white 84 80. Whisky steady 1 Pnyisioss steady.

Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, Aug. 11 u. Tbe flour market continues firm, and there is more inquiry both for shipment and home consumption. Sales of 32,000 barrels at 4 37J(a;4 50 for old Ftock ; superfine 5 25 for western extra; and 5 75fa)S 00 for extra, and extra family, mode from new wheat, is firm, at 5 25 ; and rye flour and corn meal, scarce, and command 3 50 for the former and 4 00 for the latter. There is a fair amount of wheat coming forward, and is in moderate demand ; sales of 30,000 bushels at 1 10(5)1 25 for fair and prime Pennsylvania and southern red; 1 25(al 50 for white. Rye it coming forward freely ; 20,000 bushels sold; old Pennsylvania, at 78(800?. Corn in better supply, but not much demand ; 35,000 bushels yellow afloat and in store, sold at 94fö95c; dosing at 94c. Oats unchanged ; 3.000 bushels, new Delaware sold at 39c Whisky scarce and firm at 29c. by the barrel.

Cincinnati Market. ClXCIXJfATI, Aug. 11 M. Flour buoyant and in good demand, partly for export; 1,900 bbls sold at 4 60(5.5 00. The latter for choice extra ; receipts moderate. Whisky unaltered. No sales yet. Provisions firm; no sales transpired so far. Halifax, Aug. 16. m. A gas explosion occurred iu the Albion coal mines to-day, killing two men und wounding many others. Steam on the Bfew Tork Canal. Tbe experiments of propelling canal boats by steam has proved successful on the Erie Canal, and promises a new era in canal navigation. The boats are upon tbe propeller principle. In the recent, experiment the boats made eight miles in two hours without difficulty, creating a scarcely perceptible swell, in no case exceeding three inches in height, and much less than was always made by the old packet boat. The tiller chains, which were not exactly fitted were then re-arranged, and the company started, tbe boat making ten miles in two hours under the new arrangement, with apparently the fame ease that she had made the previous eight miles. Those who were on board; those who have long been connected with the navigaigation of the canal, and who are experts in the matter, concur, one and all, in the opinion tliat the experiment is no longer an exlerinient; that it was eutirely successful, aud that the navigation of the canal by atCHin, is now only dependent upon a matter of time in bulding profilers. As Cunal Commissioner Ruggles says, hereafter the price of transmission of freight from Buffalo to New York, is reduced fifty per cent, which must inevitably monopolize all the vast trade which now finds its way from the Lakes to tle Ocean. Lt. Macht and the Atlantic Cable. In a letter of advice and direction, written by Lt. Maury, fifteen months ago to Mr. Field, he made the following suggestions, which hare leen verified by experience He also recommended that the vessels should be kept tvt good speed, and in laying the Vhle, they run at the rate of six nautical miles an hour, without once stopping the engines. To this good management is the success now to be attributed : " The enterprise upon which you are engaged is an important one. Good weather is very desirable, nay, almost indispensable ; and these barometric anomalies are suggestive. Perhajw it would be wise for the steamers not to join cables until after the 20th of July. 1 think between that time and the 10th of August the state of loth sea and air is usually in the most favorable condition possible; and that is the time which my investigations indicate as the most favorable for laying down the w ire. I recommend it, and wish you good luck'" Yours, M. F. Mavuy. ZST Troxell, who is accused of roblnng tbe safe at the Pavillion, had his examination yesterday, before Justice Walker, and was committed for the want of $500 t-uil. We understand Troxell taught a whool at Stringtown, tlie last winter, ' and gave general satisfaction to the paients who employed him, and was quite popular in the neighborhood. The testimony, though sufficient perhaps for holding him to bail, was not such as to convict a man even with a very bad character. New (ioversnent Loan. Tlie bidj for the United States loan of ten millions, were opened on the 9th inst., at the Treasury Department. Awards of five millions were awarded at about fire per cent, premium ; three millions at between four and five, and about two millions at front four and a quarter to four and a half. The principle successful bidders are as follows.: Tbe Bank of Commerce, $1,600,000 ; Marie & Kanx, about $1,000,000 ; Camman k Co S 7 50,000; Uowland & A'pinwall, $400,000; Derd & Co, at 9 J percent, $500,000 ; Chubb & Bros., $-00,000; tbe United States Truit Co., $500,000; Trevor 4 Colgate, $500,000; G. S. Robbins k Son, $2,000,000; Whitehouse, Son k Morrison, $400,000; Cavill, Livingston & Co., $500,000. The aggregate amounts of tbe bids is about $30,000,000. Among the unsuccessful bidders were Messrs. Belmont k Riggs, who offered to take the entire SI 0,000, 000, at a premium of three and 77-100, and Sweeny, Rittenhousc 4 Co., at three per cent, premium. Io r REV EM tLltMKOM ilAKl.XO iloitSES. Says the Prairie Farmers "Take two or three small hand fulls of walnut leaves, upon which pour two or three quarts of soft water; let it infuse one niht, and pour the whole, the uext morning, into a kettle, and let it boil for a quarter of an hour. When cold, it will be fit for use. No more is required than to moisten a sponge, and before the horse goe out of the stable let those parts which are the most irritable be smeared over with liquor, viz: between and upon the ears, the neck, the flank, etc. Not only the lady or gentleman who rides out for pleasure will derite great benefit from the leaves thus prepare but the coachman, the wagoner,. and all others who use hones during the hot month?. g3gr We are indebted to the steamer Wood'o.-d, for New Orleans papers of Friday CTeniug last. faT The son of Lady Bulwer publishes a card in the English papers to the effect that his father and mother through Lis inttrccswon, have settled their little difficulties. Lady Bulwer is now with her son and free from a! restraint..

connissioN merchants.

779 ?. dvmiM.MSt c mi. a jsbM9 TABLIS11ED WHARFBOAT, Evansville, Indiana. Storage, Forwardinr, aad Commission Merchaata, general Railroad, Steamboat, aad x. press Agents, Special Agents for the PENH. CEIiTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates. Uavlng a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, tho largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing aad protecting all merchaiidiM liahle to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our care, hy either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to tbe Sale of any Produce, or other property, eonsigued to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Offios aad extensive Warehous on Water street, adjoining tho Telepraph, and on the Wharf boat! where we are to be fimd. attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, day and nicht. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiriag energy; and knowledge of our Intsincsi. w rH confident of giving general satisfaction, and nope to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage we are now enjoying. JT?1 !h adTW, w, b ""J on allconsigninenu to either ourselves or correspondents In any of the principal markets, North. EaVt or Sotith. P. C. O'RILEY A CO. 77? k uo wjun, mi Rem tv.vo. -AX FORWARWXG ASDOlMMlSlON Mk - . aZ. . for rtronaKe heretofore so liberallr W-dwi2.mfIl sä my Gnn River and mfcfc?d ,,bV m ,tU1 ground, ready XI consignment; flattenrarticuar attention givea to th forwardinc of Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Cks add general Iercommission i nwe iA Aeeiita wL" . j vwupajiy, .vausviiicInd . ' . hTe forml a ro-partnerihip ander tho yl. of Baowir m Aax. and offer our senses la the capacity at set forth In oar card above. He aro fully prepared to extend every facHitv to EElftf Wrlatetfat Tshall ho faithfully represented. shouM they be ph, , favor as with their patronage. 3 anÄ jJWfthou-6 corner of Main st. Wit. BROWN, w. M AIRM1V Late of Howard k Drown. Lata of FOSTER k Co. janxctr mrtMmWaM. mrrmmMMi t . . V Warehouse at th Caaal Hun, capahl, of tonog any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken car of and held subject to the owners orders oa most res so nable terms mhM.tr P.O.ORILEr. ftl OMUMUE UM.XTE09 are prepared to 'tore in oor Kirs proof Warehouse, anv qaantity of Grain. 1'rodoce, or Merchandize, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms op stairs, particular care will bo taken of Household Furniture, Arricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Lor'utt street and yv . and E. Canal, and moat convenient for ehlopbts by River or Railroad. Applv to ,2it EU. FOSTER 4 CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. OF TltlE, E IV. '- LYILLE AND tjlf AW. r..r.l.vnl v7.:i "" r " 'Lett fl !?-.ÄÄJ i""1 ater,11M"hiy. J JSüntZL on this road will run as follow: The up mail will leave Kvansvlllo at 9 A. M ; inwnnos 12.10, and arrive at Terre Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofore. (Diuntr both at Vlncennes and. Terre Haute.) Tl.1dow,, m wIU loave Terre Haute at 3.M P. M.: v Incennes 6.23, and arrive at Etansville at 9.10 P. M. (Supper at VincDnes.) THE ACCOMMODATION- TRAIN' ItETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNES. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdavi culy. Will leave Vincennes at COO A. M. and arrive at Evanills at 10.15 A. M. WO! leave Evansville at I JO P. M. and arrive at Tlncnnnea at 6.37 P. If. BETWEEN VINCENXES AND TERRE HAFTE. ..?.?. MondVS. Wedueaday- ad Fridavs onlv. W ill leove incennes at 6.00 A.M. and' arrive at Terre Haute at 10M A. M.; will leave Terr. Haute at 1.40 P. M. and arrive at Vint uneo at P. M JJyU " JOnS INO.LE, JR., 8up't. ' rjrxujjyrarmTJi ro.v wehturd M. We beg to call the attention of Merchants buying or ordering their fall stock from the Eastern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the Baltimore aud Ohl Railroad. W the safe and speedy transportation of Freights to Evansville and viciuitv. Connection are with tbe most reliable Railroads aud Steamships. Rivr route ahortened and imroved by completion to Parkersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other route. Apply to M. PoTrra. ostoa; D. F. Kellt, Philadelphia ; t. K. PcivirL, New Vurk; J. T. Exclaxd, hsltlnnre, fur information or through rates, or to CEO. FOSTER k Co.. Freight Agents, Corner Locust street and Canal, Kvaasville, Indiana Jy-23 uj.tr a expbf.ss compj.vw M. KEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Exrars Co past respeetfutly announce to their friends and patron, the puldie of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased lacilitles for the trsnsM station of FR EI CUT, PACKAGES. M O X E Y A Sit V ALI' AHL ES . They aolicit a continuance of former favors. Emetial care taksu ia tho collection of hi IN, lraft. Notes, and the transportation vf small ui.d raliuble packaja. All persons wishing to avail them-elve of tbe fa. cilitici of the Express, can obtain any desired iuiormation in refereBMV ti the route aud details of the biwinemi, at their Office tn First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Pout Olli,'. O. If. FISH, Agent. .2T 8TMUM. TTO.V, ZlfEK 1 AVÜ 9JW Sale Stable, Second bet-een Main and Locust treeta, opposite tbe Old Prevl.vterian Church. Evansville. The undersigned has a Lirge aud commodious Brick SUUU, with sheds f.r carria, and U i-.-pared to take horsea by the dav, week or moatb His customers may I sure of having their animals well and carefully attended to. He retra to tlie f"lloiny gentlemen who, horses he has hM a kz time under hie charge. He has also a number good and safe horsea for the saddle or harness, with a number of new and comhrtable buggies, to hire. Order for eaddW horses or buggies, will be punctually attended to. . r CI;U- oftfee; C R. Reiuent; J. t. Cavht. Es-Fueriff; Cyprian Presto.. mal' octl-ly J. STRATTON. mJfJ'Z!:MJ"'?-Jt"gJUJ MmmME HHttKM WfJL Tbe Troy Iron and KaU IVinrr Tm . v - . . . J , . . t iieury sturuen a improved Horse Shoe Machiaeand are prepared to execute orders for Horse and Mule Shoes. n now inraMiiiii mr.un nrica bat tittle ihnni h nrL r 11.. ci - ' r""- cim iivn. The quality of the Iron used la th-se thoe la warranted ia every respect. These kh.ies have tvwn approved of, and are now uaed by (Im l'nited States Government exclusively, as also bv manv of the principal tag and Omnibus Companies and Horse Mioers throughout the Country. Any person en-cl;in-nJj to tbe andenisMd. will have a sampl 1 of lUU lb., aasorted iim (a I. :. ..u I - - ' ' - W HH .UUI1T,, Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy rillasc, will receive prompt attention. M- F. Itt KDEX. AR-nt, lf"V Troy, N. Y. ,mOTlCE TO F.MMMEMS JJ'Jt V W HAY I K A I. E RS. Tbe unb-iifro-d would reewctfully inform the HayGnwers and IVah rs that he has purchased the right t make and sell l'ennifton's PortabU Hay Prees iu Vanderlnireh and Warrb-k counties, and is now readvto rerwive orders fur lreses, which he wiil promptly till and set up, and warrant to perform all that is p-rre. senti. Persons wanting Premie would do well to call tm the underpinned and examino t)i modl and tlw priuciple upon which they work, ixjuirinj: hs power and hands and doing more work sad better than any other Press in m-, for anything like the iooii.-y, and take up but little room. ?bp on Second street bet ween Oak aud Multcrry, Evannville. jt. MoN. je-lmdiw TOIf ÜJS.VT.-J l'Ett I VO.VV-eWt-N'IKXT HWELLINU HoCSE on Oak et. lietweau Fiivt and iWond, uow in tbe ocruitation .f , w s a - J. WESTLY HUGHES, or to W. KESTERMAN. jmnjMBLE JUL lfJL TABLISHMENT. KJTHi.va es. f opened in connexion with hi Shatintr Saloon, sonwt ; commodious and elegant BATHING DOOMS, where gentlemen ran icet a pleasant cola or warm bath at all hours of tho day. from 6 A. M., to 11 at night, for tbe very moderate price of Si cents each, or five tickets for one dollar. j5-tf foOTICE J8 HE RE It 1 GMJiJ that Hnry L. Mitchell bas bss.n apwi3ted adsiinittrator of tha etat of ' 11. ELVIRA MITCHELL, lato of this city, deceased. Said eeeat. HENRY L. MITCHELL, r3 Adelnlstrtt.

STEAMBOATS.

JLLAND MEM miS pirrtTREGULAR WEEKLY as The Low Pressor Steamer SOCTH--a-PERNER, G. W. Tamm, Com-e- , mander: J. R. Amr rnrW leaves Louisville every Wednesday at 5r. lcv Memphis every Saturday at 5 P. leaves EvanevOlo for Louisville every Monday at 6 . M.; leasee Sraaa. Till for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. . lWsy Basiness solicited and attended to at same rates as charged by Psckets. jan-i-tr . r. u. o kiley m CO., A rents. JE TRI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE. BtASmee T TTt la.vna r. ansville, ery Moo dav, TrdLeaves Paducah every Tuesday, ThursiLiT and Sat. nesaay aaa rid ay at 9 a. M. onlay, at 9 a. St. Connecting at Evansville with E. A C. R. R. for all points North and Eart, and with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green Rivers. At Paducah with packets for Saint Louis, New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Cairo, Nashville and Tennessee River. Business promptly attended to, kod charges for freight and passage same aa charged by the packet J. II. Dona.. JlyC-Cmdiw fa1EW OHI.BJ.V8 .V7i J5VfVÄV V VILLE PACKET, THE CHOCTAW.- . Too steamer CHOCTAW, Captaia Smedlcv, will run regularly lor tho rem&il,dP Ctf t l A kaavmi anf mm aier wui permit, as a regular pacaet.' oetween tvansvuie and ew Orleans. From ber great speed, she can easily make the trip in thirteen -- musm.v wre ciery niieenin oav anec her departure, hbe w ill r.turn on Wr th ird trip ON THE 11TH OR 12TH OF MAY. The time o her arrival will be telegraphod from V icksburgh and Memphis, and duly announced In ' the papers, that shippers may know and rely upon her movements. Her officers pledge themselves to do all in their power for th interest and fame of the citv with '"' cj wa io laemuy tnemseives, and Loev solicit in return from citizens such eucour&gcmect as will make their connection with th city permsnent and racinror&Ilv nmflt.KI TV.. . . j auv vyjm v iu need lor her rapport rr frtighu u well as down cargoes, and in proportion t her roceipu up, can ho afford to reduce her down freights. Shippers here should, therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to secure her ap trslgh ts from their correspondents. L A. CRANE, int. ap31-tf JTT " JLMMM FmtS8E.YVEM FCMJ. H.D0SE, Davis, Master, leave "N--t- Evansvi Ik) everv Tuesday and Fri.rdaTat 12odock M., arriving at Paducah at 8 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock M. Wsdnosday and Saturday. Return i ng. leaves Cairo everyWednesday and Saturday at 7 o'clock, P. M and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock. A. M. " CONNECTINO AT EVANSVILLE WITH THE EVANSVILLE AM CRAWFOBD3VILLE R. K and PackeU for Green River Also, connectinr at Smlthland with Cumberhind River Packets- at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis PackeU. Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Cities. mar23-ly j.-U The following boats have com-JU'Vr-rnenced their regular trips ia th -S,.Jv Loulifvllle and St. Louis trad, and will conUuut to run during the season, ririn- DartKuiar attention to all wav business, lh FASHION, carr. j. . jiarttx. Passes Evansville, goiijg down every Tusa.iy mom ing, and up every Fridav urerning. The HIGHFLYER CAM. TH0S. WRIGHT, Passes Evansville, going down, every Thursdsr morning, and up every Monday morn in?. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS Passeogers and shippers can ix!v upon those boats learing punctually oa Uieir regular day, and connecting with all the packsts running above St. Louhw. For freight or parage apply cn board or to r.U.ULlLLItCO. MS, LOUISVILLE PACKET. "Vsjasoav The JOHN BRIGGS U1 hereafter ru11 regularly as a Louisville and VuJS Evanrvh la Packet; i.anng excalWt aecommodationB for Passengers. She will leave Evantville overy Wednesday and Saturday aftar. noon at i o'clock, precise! v. V. If. C0I5B, Master. r2 P. M. GARDNER, Ci k XGVLJM LOllSl'lLI.R, JCpl ANS VILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET The 8TEAMER SCIOTO. No's. Jy- "2ve will leave ETantviUe every Tue. CwJTS) at C o'clock, r. aid Rstur- .;.. li oclock. for Henderson and Loaisvillc. Accommodations excellent. Jan23 -JB FkxizK fob Enhom A who subscribe for th NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully IUostratrd Family Newspaper. The New York Weekly Press is one of the largest and best literary papers of the day. A larw Quarto coataininic Twenty Psgw, or Sixty Columns, of en. tertalnlnginatter; aad Elegantly Illustrated every A Gift worth from 50 cants to $100 will be sent to each subscriber on receipt of the subscription money. terms : One copy for one year, and 1 gift 2 00 Three copies one year, and 3 gilts 5 00 Five copies one year, and 5 Kifls ft 00 Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts ..15 00 Twenty-one copiee one year, and 12 gifu 20 00 Canadian subscriber must send 2 cents each iu addition to the abeve rates, to pav the Aacricta postage, which must be pre-paid. The article to be distributed ar comprised in the following litrf : . 1 l .S. Treasury Note 1000 09 2 do do do ............ w 00 5 do do do , 20 00 10 do do do inn no ach each, each. Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 00 Tfcf "'.1-1 at"-. i'F w,u . aicuea .... ...... .rf do , ..................... ltl do ... 3( Ladies Gold Wstcis 200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 75 OO eo 00 60 00 35 to 30 00 WW Silver Watches ln 00 , -n rv. 10U0 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chain jo 00 to 30 00 1100 &dd Pen and Pencils... 5 00 to 15 00 Cold Lockets, Bracelets, Droocnes, Ear Props, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Kines, thirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Kilver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from M cents t ;i5 00eah. ... On receipt of lh subscriition . monsvth subcriber's name will be entered upon our books oppo-' site a number, and the gilt corresponding with that number will be forwardod within on week to Mrp, by mail or express, pott-paid. There is neither humbug nor lottery aboct th above, as every tubseribcr ia sure of a Triie cf value. W prefer to make this liUral di.trihutioa among tbem instead of giving a largo commission to Agents, giving to tho subscriber the amount that would go to the Agent, and ia many cases a hundred told morw. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher. apK-ftui 211 Centre street. New York. BR MLLviM kt o it nam At : i.nnA i -w . v . . . . w Domestic and Foreign Drags, Paints, Oils, Yarulshes, Brush, Glass ASD CLASS A EE, PATESV M E2ICISE3. PERFUMERY, BIRD CACE3, 40,, EVAKSVIIXE, iKDISJf A. navins; mad larg additions to our stock, w ar now ready to fill all orders with euch quality of Goods as w feel assured will giveentir-satufsction. As we make our purchases by the packe?, w are enabled to offer tbem at tbe lowt vosubl prices, them by givivg th purchasers the was ad. vantages aj those a ho bny East. We also deal cxtensivelv in OA G VkBBEOTTrr. ASD A MBROTVrE STOCK And keep constantly on hsnd a large and varied as. ortnient of Cases, Chemical. Casr,ub, asi every article connected with the art. Operators that choose to order, and endowing remitrsnce, the same care cd prices wi.'l be observe! as if they attend personally. When roods out of our line are wanted, we will pn-ure tbem with pbjaaure, at tbe lowest prices We shall, as heretofore, give particular, at tec t ion to have all orders carefully packed and promptly forwarded. .... Ju'y- HALLOCK k STODDARD. &v:jfBMEs. FicHLErrnrn: RING, Salmon, Pickerell, White Fkh. Llm Cement, Almond, Brazil Nuts, Filiert, Encliih Walnuts, Currants, Kabifca, fz. Camphor. Alum. Eom Salts, Sulphur, Roll fcriaurtom, Copwra;. Madder, Logwood, Indipo, Cream TarUr, Rods! Ijed Cords, all kinds ; Blacking, Batting, Clov. Havana, German, and half Spauuh Cir.es : Teas, Ginger all kinds ; Glaans Jirj, Luöiernsand I laOcs. Lomou Syrup, Mustard. Nutmogs Matche, Scth JIoss, Lobsters, O.vsters, Strdii:ts, Pepper Sauct, Stove Pii, lUx.in, Fancy Soaps. PowoVr, Saretv Fuse, Tobacco, all kinds ; Scotch onufi; Surh. Vinegar, Paper, all kinds ; Rice, A;., Ac. A supply of the above kept constantly on LaaJ, and for sale, low, by GILBEST A BOWLES, June 29. tf Syacmore, near Water. WjrLL8 fITteIVt vOt'OETF MJL SAFES. AVe aiw acents tsr tb clebrat lUil's Patent l ire Proof and ThieJ Prsof if, nianufactiued br Hall. Canv.i ""-o. Cisd-sati. . A cosstact supply wili be kept on hacd, azd sold at eaauJacturer s prices. TBESTON BROSKW YORK LEDOEK, Hvjwr'( Heelty, and tae latest cr, wy loun , fci 51. L. JOHNSON'S First et