Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 292, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 July 1859 — Page 2

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0tnal EVANSVILLE, IND. "jttiv ' i ) ! T HUBS DAT MORNING .

The Report of the condition of the State If the salary appropriation AnM v.ui, Bank, up to June 30, 1859, made to the j and4 the city be threatened with a resiguaCentral Board, at its meeting in Indianapo- tn we propose that a committee from the lis two weeks ago, makes its appearance in ex-firemen, school trusted, and other unpaid the Cincinnati papers of Saturday last. The I patriots, be appointed to wait on Mayor BaState Sentinel complains that these reports ker wiln M. H. Q- Wheeler at their head, of our own Bank, which ought to be first bo - requested to repeat the argu-

Riven to the public of Indiana, as the parties i most intimately and deeply interested, are withheld from the papers in this State, and are obtained only through the publications i bT distant stockholders. As the Bans

has nothing in it report? which it can wish 1 Council should determine to keep the exto conceal, we do not see any reason why its penditures tcithiu the limits prescribed to

statements should not be promptly given to its own constituents. In all other States nearly, banks are compelled by law to publish full weekly or monthly statements of their condition ; and experience has proven thai this requisition is one of the most efficient checks upon any aberrations in the course of the Banks that has yet been devised. The following is the Bank's statement of its affairs and condition : BESol CBCKS. 3 533,556 78 4,612,938 05 liiS69 44 Bill Dcouuted. Bills of Exchaatf Debt. ;u,ot 27 Banking Hon ei OUR m 1 tt other Koal Estate ....... Reniiltaares Other ItemsEastern Funds other Bank Balances.. Branch Balance 79.J21 o. Liv. v. 824 5,369 4 ; tv.Kl Notes of other Bauka. ibm ou Gold and Silver 1,544,i1' 55 1,768,975 65 $8,3,042 41 LlaJlLlTlF .. Capital SUck J,OS,500 00 Surplus Fund $4.'$,072 74 Pront ana Loss i,o--.- m 111 Unclaimed Dividend 2,984 0 Treasurer of State, and other Items.. 52,169 08 ' Individual Deposits Certificate of Deposit . tsJl.810 87 2S6.4KO M 880,SS6 79 j 40.7?" ")'; I Du to other Banks c ux uUtlon IpSBB.fST .19 Less Notes iu alternate Uranchts... U7,8M 00 ;i''"'7', j Total mmm 1 i From this statement it appear that the bank has a paid up capital of about $2,700,000 : deducting her real estate and inactive i , . . . a.. . ; capital trom this amount, she has an active 1 capital left of about $2,3r.0,500, on which j she maintains loans to tin amount of $3,;il5,000, being about two dollars and a quarter on loan for eack dollar of paid up n . . , . ,1 capitai. TQis is ooiameti irom ncr circuia lion which reixsit5, public and private... Liabilities to tbc public Amount of specie Eastern exchange and debts from 1,544.612 800,719 other banks.. Immediate resources $2,344,331 Showing about one dollar in immediate resources, independent sf ker line of discount, to meet two of immediate liabilities. This is, in the opinion of bankers, a very strong condition. On an active capital of about $2,350,000 it has in its short existence besides paying ten per cent, dividends accumulated surplus profits which arc now on hand to the amount of about $670,000, or about 28 per cent, upon its present capital. It will be observed that almost its entire loans are still on bills of exchange. None but drawers of bills can obtain any discounts ; and the accommodations of the bank must necessarily be confined to merchants and shippers. There is great need ot some kind of an institution where the mechanics, thc manufacturers, the domestic trader and the farmer, can occasionally get an accommodation on a promisory note. Our free banks are rapidly going out of existence, unable to sustain a competition with the State Batik, and, as we cannot, under the restrictions of our Constitution, have any other, the best resort of the industrial classes in our large towns is to establish savings banks. At the East they form the best and cheapest leaders to the mechanic and home trader, and are the most efficient abettors of local enterprise and industry. A well organized .- ivings bank here would soon gather a larger capital than the present banks of thc city, and it3 funds would be used to stimulate home interests and help the laboring men, whose money, in most ense. is that which i3 placed in these places. Tas LiQtoa Law. The Indianapolis iitnel says that in the two cases of habeas orjius before Judge Perkins, thc law passed :i thc laat8esdion of the Legislature, upon several important points raised a3to itscoustitutioualitv, has been sustained. The ap- . . plicant in one case was a negro. In this ase the objection was raised to thc law that it violated that sectiou of the Coastitution which guaranteed equality of pnviicxts to all ctUeus alike. Thc Judge ira w " fedded tbaf the negro was never recogmt 1 h a eitin iu Indiana, and hence he could have no relief upon that ground. The other r.vo objection?, that it .i not of uniform opJ . , . eratiou in all the counties, and that it cspeially Lixes a pttrtieular bitsiness. were also overruled. In the other case, thc petitioner was a white, and a minor. It was claimed in this case that be wns I citizen, and therefore not subject lo any" disabilities ujion thc ground presented iu the other ease. TbiapplfHtioti was denied on tnc ground that 11 minor, while having some, nan not an me privilege? and liabilities of complete citienhii, and npou the points decided in the fir.t uaraeJ ti?" It will thn be seen that upon two important points uniformity of operaHn and special taxation one of the Judges of the Supremo Court decides ffc law to be - . . a a . .a . n at. constitutional. It is believed that the cotton crop of Texan thi yar wilt anionic 1 :".o;0O0 bales.

The Enqutrc r relieve tbc imxiclyof

tb city bv the following MMIIIII MBMl : The friends of Mayor Baker arc confident that hi? salary will be raised to n suru sutli eent to i'-uce him to retain his position a3 Mayor of the city. The subject will be disposed of on Saturday night. menis ana persuasions which His Honor so eloquently and forcibly pressed upon Mr. Wheeler, and which finally overcome the latter' 3 reluctance to remain in the unsalaried office of school trustee. In case the them by the Mayor, and refuse the advanced salary, II is Honor's patriotism nnd devotion to the public good might be re-awakened by listening to a reiteration of his own earnest appeals to one who had gratuitously served the .public most faithfully for five year?, in an arduous position, still to forego his ease and private interests for another term, to promote the public good. The African Slave Trade. The Hon. John H. AIcRae, a member of the late Congress from Mississippi, and n candidate tor re-election, has latelv written ' . . i- ir a letter to the Hon. Jacob Thompson. Seretary Jot" the Interior, ou the subject of reopening the African slave trade. He declares that a majority of the people of Misissippi are in favor of it. and as it is a riuestion of local policy, and of State institutions, he thinks the right to decide upon it belongs properly to the State, and the power to regulate it ought to be resigned by the Federal and restored to theState governments. His closing paragraphs are as fol- : lows: 'The question of re-openiug tbc African slave trade, is merely one of interest, and for the increase ot the labor supply ot the South with the Attendant increase of her linnntflrinn hor wonltli anil alnvolnrtoil ro , sources, which are the source of her prosjierity and power. African slavery is the 1 labor system ol the bouth. The repeal of FTl- ,WS, Iro1b.ibil th Afrficflu I Stave trade is simnlv taking this svstem from un(jcr thc coutroi Qf the Federal Govern- i ment, and. placing it under thecontrol of the States, where it properly belongs. For this reason, I am in favor of thc repeal of these , , . rT1 . . . laws, the question tieiuc rightly uoderstoo i think the people of Mississippi are iu favor of their repeal. 1 believe the out'i reMiima tuu labor. aM in ,7r of ye-o: ruing the trade in slaved Hi: AJrnn. I iee uo diiletn. .! 1 rrri "Tr fmTZ?y ,u -! the people of the States to decide, when they have control of it free from Federal restraints. CoiimvHicat'tl. Fair ti round. A writer in Tuesday's Journal, who signs himself 44 Ready,'' advocates the establishment of a more convenient Fair Ground than our present one, nnd recommends its location on the railroad, and states that a convenient and suitable location can now be obtained. Iu conclusion he asks, u What say our citizens to thc proposition ? For one, I say " ready." The arguments used need no repetition. They are such as appeal to thejudgment and common sense of every one who feels an interest in thc progress of Evansville. Then let us come up to the work with e.il, and let us act jrompt!i. Let ih take the matter in hand at once, and have the new grounds prepared for the Fair to lie held in October. Experience hns shown that the present grounds nre not iu the right plate, and the best thing to be done i3 to sell them aud transfer the funds (stock) into new grounds on the railroad. We shall then have something which will yield thc benefits had iu view when the present location v. as made ; but which the investment, as it stands, will never bring. No stockholder who retiects discreetly on the subject can fail to see thc advantages to follow a removal to the railroad; and once seeing the advantages, it is not doubted that every one will readily consent to and favor the removal. For my own part I am willing to transfer my interest iu the old giouuds to the new, and also subscribe more stock, if necessary 1 to the properand speedy preparation of fhem !or ne. fcMInthc Kansas Constitutional Convention, last Wednesday, the yeas nnd nays were called on thc question, whether women should have the same coutroi and management of matters as men ; that in all school elections, and thc exercise ol a'.l the duties ot nii:AA. . .... ,i i.i , UWIUU'UU suouiu ue maue oetween them. Thc closing vote that settled tl,i3 P01 si1 -8 to 21 agaiust, all ol ! tljc seventeen Demot-rats being of the latter I I I UUMIU"Ukn l!L1CAN SttUUf n v. Descrioiug the j opntl rarliament, the London r,w liakc3 tUtt ,oUowins lmppv tinu5iou t .ho , Minister: Au thc 3 allowed to the diplomatic j eoiiMi 1- lull, and bhues at every point with i ribands, stars, and orders ot every kind. ( 'nnsnirnnin ninnn rr them all in liia ,.l..: I J 0 771 1 : evening dress and snow white hair, is the .vtnciican Minister, .ir. liana, a 'uiUino; type, it we mat so can biui ot the simple insiitut ion- of the .Teat Republic which he represents Hocncc Ilrccley, in a late letter troin - a. ; city, in speaking Western char- , ftCters 0t jn those jwrts on the keen bunt for .g. u,.e Df the stations a rouh tent in wbich wc slept on our way j n wad p, j)V an ex-lawyer of Cincinnati Hn(1 his wife, au cx-actress of the Bowery, (few York she being cook." Kuglaud lias 751 rctKhof war; Kraace, 4W; Rumia, 168, and the I niied Jtatei 75.

S . XHO 7-1 , : . . . . . . - 1 st nuiiii iiiu. numu . .ii iiiiiiaii cull845? g , rtTn TT 0 ' deration is to be formed, under the honor4 vr gpik t KT,,"g rU m Uieb(T I Presidency of the Pope. Thc King of TtTTI T ot our slave-breeding fetates. In who succeeds to Austria's riyhis ! 4'1324 St""? the bou.th V11 I in Lombardy, is to be one member, and Aus-

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York Tbnt of tin Mh ins) u cit V9 tli" fu low ins account ot ; .-hooiiuu affai;. whichi occurred in that city on Saturday last : (.no of the most deliberate ir murder ever made iu this city, occurred at five o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, on Canal street near Broadway. The victim was a woman named Virginia Stewart, who, until lately, has resided in Mobile, as mistress of a broker named Bobert C. McDonald. Desirous of escaping from her paramour, whose intemperate nud violent Intuits hud caused her to dislike bim, she clandestinely left Mobile for th.s city. McDonald left in pursuit of her, nnd arrived here a few days after her. Unable to discover her hiding-place, lor three weeks past, he has given himself np to the greatest excesses. In this condition he accidentally met his fugitive mistress on Saturday, and after vainly endeavoring to induce her to return with him to Mobile, just as she was turning away from him, he drew a revolver nnd shot her. The ball took effect in the forehead, above the left eye, and is said to be mortal. The woman was removed to the City Hospital, and the intended assassin was taken into custody. The chief actor in this tragedy is K . C. McDonald, a cotton broker at Mobile, Ala. He is a tall, stout man, with a florid complexion, long red beard, and commanding appearance. He i3 apparently thirty years of age. He has a mother living, and he is said to have been very wealthy, but a large portion of his means has been squandered iu dissipation. Virginia Stewart, his victim, has a father living in Boston. She is is of medium height, exceedingly well favored, with black hair and full round face. She always dressed fashionably and expensively. She visited this city every summer for several year?, and the attention her beauty and dashing air attracted when she promenaded Broadway has made her comparatively well known. It is snid that she became acquainted with McDonald in Mobile some eight years ago. McDonald treated her with affection when he was sober. He, however, was addicted to intemperance, and freqneutly, when inebriated, would misuse his mistress, and, drawing a weapon, would threaten her life. She ha often had him arrested in ?elf-de-fense. Tlie Peace. Neithet the London or New ork iwuers . J luc been tcrmiuatcd. nor with the prospects of the future atfairs of Italr. The war wa? -topped before its legitimate objects were at- . n J tamctl- arul the unexiectcd peace gives r've to suspicions of sinister de?igns. The . Y.. Tribune says: "The Italiau mta is over. OtuiK-bili iust. an annistit c was, to thc surprise of every oue, eoueltided between France and Austria. Three days afterwards thc two EmperorJ had an interview, which resvltod in a peace, of which the eouditious vvouid Cisflii 1t lui fi sloutli Klskiv In 11 i.fajoi t 1itut v ' v s mvbiu ui vT nil '.I . ' ill mi; ' of ItaUan mdeneudence. An Italian con tria herself, so far a concens Venice, which she will retain, another. What rights the members of this Italian confederation are to enjoy what position the Pope will, as honorary President, occupy whether tlie condition of the Papal States is to be improved in any respect whether Venice is any better off than she was before the war whether the Grand Dukes arc to be reinstated how the King of Nnples is to stand what, in a word, is the full import of this Italian confederation, aud what part Austrian or French bayonct3 are henceforth to play iu the Peninsula, are cpaestions yet W answered. The friends of freedom ate justly alarmed for tbo future." Washington Itisis. Letters from Washington say the reduction in the mail service of the country is nearly completed by Postmaster-General Holt. The savings are estimated, generally, at about two million?, but this is inad without examination of data. Kx-Senator Foote, of M ississjpfrir-kaj located there, nnd is among the Strennons, advocates of Douglas. The President s letter to Wendell has been seen by various persons, and its contents cau be proved even if it is destroyed. Douglas pro-pays all his letters to Chicago, having no confidence in the safety of his correspondence there. u :;: John Smith, of Barre, Mass., a manufacturer, worth from $300,000 to Sj00,O00, committed snicide, by hanging, few days since. Horace A. Oslxrnc, a music teacher, of East Cleveland, about forty years of age, killed himself by taking laudanum. He dressed himself before committing this last earthly deed, aud loft several letters, in which be stated that he wished to bo buried just as he was. He did not wan t any funeral, "for they were all humbugs." He wrote : " For God's sake don't let the ; newspaper liarpies get hold of my death, for 1 want the impression to go abroad that I died a natural death." He wanted " Isaac I to put him in the ground without any fua3.'He stated in his letter that he died bv his own hand, being tired of life. Thc Queen-Consort of Greece is a lady of extraordinary activity. When else held theregency, during the King's absence, slie rose every morningat three o'clock, took a sea-bath, and labored without .interruption save during the audiences she gave till a late hour at night. Sue uever slept more than three hours The Queen is Bsid to be the strongest woman in Greece. Exercise on horseback is with her I necessity. j he is subject to palpitations of the heart I i t . . t . . s . Is P. . a i t "ue. a .. V i Bhe is the bohlesl ndet tn I he kingdom ol Oree. e. MT An MMatai meeting ot the bM 1 ot yor and AMennan of Altamot.t, the seat ot justice of Grundy eonnty, Tenn.. was j held in the count iug-oonioi adi v-goods store in that town, one d;iy hist week. A good deal ol important business was transacted. j I C'l..... U1 - 1..,, , 1,. iv, .. I .-'cv... rvci rp j was univcly, nnd we need not say eloquently, iii.scu.-iii a bill itiipOMtio; a une ot cn upon 1 one , tre'U Mnysville, Ky., ii about instituting ?uit, in the Federal Court, for the recovery of over tort v thousand acres ol farm lands in garrison, Bourbon. Nicholas. nnl other adjoining counties. The rlaim is mtide by sonic non-resident heirs, and covers land to the value of over a million of dollars. liayard Taylor goe-; out to California iu the .steamer ot the Oth of August, under engagement with thc Sun Francisco Mercantile Library Society to deliver ftir lectures iu thc metropolis uf the Puci li-

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fyvtY" I lit i straw or Leghorn hats, withl o'U .-rj trimming, are tlie nshion at ran", j b ine of them optt . C.-r? iucio la ii onv icbiuiii :u ..many, N. Y., who is but 17 ye-ir old, and h:'s a wife and two children. New Oi lcans has been decided upon for the next "confederation of V. M. C. Association. It is said that the cannonading nt Solteriuo v;ia heard at Trieste, 1 50 inile3 away. finV" in the tresenl Biiti.sh Parliament there arc sixty-three members who are ,7 ., more man sixty years oiu. Bby Kossuth s lluency in taliasl u :iduiired nt Genoa and Turin, n:; inueh n; bis English orations in America. tte& A little girl in Bourbon county, Ky., died last week from the bile of a rattlesnake. An Army Chaplain, at a po.-t m ; ol Fort Smith, Ark., is reported to 1m ander arrcat for selling whisky to the Indians. 88? Miss Harby, of New Oilcans, whose father killed her seducer a year or two ago, has just been joined in wedlock to a Ked River cotton planter. .to?" Judge Gillis, ol 'Pennsylvania, has been appointed special agent to the Pawnee Indians, with a view to so arrange matters as to prevent future ditlieulties. WL- Statue of Jenner, the discoverer of vaccination for small-pox, has been erected in Paris, in the space between the Louvre and the Pont des Art ykf Three negroes on trial at Marshall, i Missouri, on Thursday, for murder and j rape, were forcibly taken from the jail by a mob, who burned one and hung the other two. tt&F The books and public documents of the first session of thc Inte Congress .'ire being boxed to be sent to thc various litera ry institutions throughout the country, in accordance with the law. Tlie streets off New l'ork are nonswept by a machine which works with satisfactory results. The only objection ever made to it was that it could not vote. " the ae Sujieiior Court of Mas&ichuset havciidopted rides requiring counsel tQ eMmi witnesses standing, and limit iug the arguments of counsel to two bovrs Two brothers by the name of Rich, were lately married t. two Bitten bjr tli'. name of Win-. aad have Bince Wsfali i j thus showing that riches take to themselves wings. fficfi The liev. ilr. Wood, now in ( liiiia. writes the N'cw Hampshire ftrtro f, that a i laboring man in the interior of China can ! live comfbiraMy 'on for.i rnt?n?; opr , ;,t ' j"r da;. Ir, The New Vork iB M thni tb j rogues' cillery is much frequented by ladies, and t .vn respectable females have just marrietl men whose portraits arc exhibited one a noted burglar, thc other a pickpocket. John ('obb, a voting man of 16, was bung at Atlanta. Ga., lately, for shooting a. wealthy libertine, who bad seduced his tcr. Cobb was convicted and sentenced last, year, but the feeling in his behalf was so strong that Gov. Ellis was induced to reprieve him for a year. fjThe Providence Journal gives an account of the effects of an "practical joke"' upon a man in Woodsocket, who was niaile to belive that he was suspected of murder. The "joke"' took so well that the poor fellowbade good bye to his wife, went into a mill where he worked and drew a jack-knife across his throat inflicting a tal il wound. mtk.. There has been recently erected in the ancient burial place of Quiucy, Massachusetts, agreeably to his last request, near the ie raves of his mother and sister, a plain nnd massive monument of the "poor boy ofQuiney, " Freeman Hunt, whose name, iu councctioL with that of his Merchants' Mnyozint, is known throughout the civiliml world. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mmOTHE tit' V VJi Bill1J't' ".li t W w Xotico i hereby KVti that, iu contunuitj w ith an ..nler made by tin- ('jurt of Common I'lnm iU its June term, lv', 1 will Hell at public sjss tn.n, on Iks -''Hi ilay of August, at Z V. SI., at the lH.r of tbo Court Huii". , nil tliut part of Lot 1, iu BlocI; No. :7, in the Kasreru Knlarp'iu. iit . t ttie City of Kvansville, tlius bound d : Coiauicnciuj; on tbc trout 1 of .-ml lot ou Msiu street, M a point ISjK f' t from th- line dividing said lot Bo. 1 and lid No. 'i. in said Block, thence nlotig ."aid front line 18 f.tt and nine inched toward Sixth street, tlwuc4 at riclit angle to Main street lo the alley in tlie r. ir of sand lot, thence l'ii Maid alley 18 feet nine inches towards Seventh street, iitnl theme at right aiurio to Haid alley to tli.- place oi saalnsiiBSj, Terms of sale, one-third cash on the day of sale, one-third iu three years, and the remaining third in five v. ;irs Troiii the .tnv ofaalat TUBODQitK KN NEMAN SI i Guardian of the minor heirs of jftd-ti Mnrtiti Ui-is, deceased. ' JB Ultt.YSTBJlTOBS ty.1LMt.-U WM virtue of an order of the Court of Common l'leas of Vanderburgh . unity, I will Hell at public auction, at the. Court House loor iu Evansville, on th 10th of September, 18ift, pari f the S. F. qr. of .section No. township ti soatb, rail W Mast onUkining tlire acres, adjoining lainli ol Vi l Haarp, Jf7w. l'-i mkiiu) er, and bring on lbe,rund I. ....lii. ..- Ann tl,.. !..,.' M.iiki. tli ', I'-'iil. lice ,il 1' I'llll IIKIII !!! ,' .'- I." f K.lgar Iinik. Said premises ill Ik-Sold In kiiIi. , . diiMhai, a plat of wsfaU saa - swes es'Uasj j im- li inc. Terms of sale, one-third cadi ; b:l.inco m It aud IS months front day of sale, th- purchaser vi not. -, willi approved security, waiving all rclici from valuation or anorak went taws, with Interest from tie dav ofsale. BltACK KT MILLS, icti-id AdlM'r of Adoiph Brinks. i TlBY.-The utulersigneil having enusgeil in t iIk robaeen Biineaa, with the paifin - t snynly- ; mv. i 1 osii.ie, tne wantu : in. ti.aiit market, 1 r dlJggh BOXMiS OP i WJr wLP s..re ami f"i a TtlB.lt t O I.V aV I'O !,,t,.. 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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE PLACE DEiCF. l,5U0hs to mtfW nun n stHjar-eure-1 Dried bed j l-t received aud for ale y jyl ' HAS. A .X'HMBTf'N. FOR OAKLAND PARK! ! yME 9UBSCB1BKB wishes t inform thecitiriM of Kv.insvillo and Ilrndcr-i mm n,J vicinity, that r will oh 11 tin- alove iinrtril . . -mi Till' USDAY, tlie 2th day of July, 1 OAKLAND PAitK .nci .-i! the hank of the Ohio, four Bailee bo-

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low Reaeatville, on the Indiana side, and the i to- Ami all affections of the Throat and Lungs. Itlenrie'or has iuri-d uo paius or excuse to niak.- it 1 b'g prewired uion Scientific prlnciylea, and from

a nit'-t .11'- :M'ot to BiM-nd tne hot il:iv- ot tin. wit 1 1 tii r su ajsii Tli lmiMn 1m kntsf fityii . .... 1 ' 1 two nit ti t ii- for tie' reception of visitors. TI1K M ID OK TlSK MIST Will ill all times l lemlv to convey wrlvat kllll ihii irle toawl f the rouwla, at the a trnm lv low jh ;, . . l . i . a h iv. T hern an IV low price ot ceiil eu h ay. I hen are two line springs of siat'lvliii; Water Mtu.il' ,1 n the grounds ot the l'rk. I inter will la kepi at all times, and no intoxicating Li pc i s M on the r.-iiitds. The ptwpriel -i will at i II linir I l-ared to supoly Tic nic r Private Parfias . HJi ii -freshim nts oa short l0tj . A Brass anil Mti-inf; Hand U emnloyed t'. r the Jilea lire ol tlie (tile t 'Umnd 0H-niu Hull at Oakland I'm k. on Thorsaaj et sis u i ' ' wH and Sapper, Okk Doiaak. jy, JolIN S. ALLKN, Proprietor. fc PMCtJUk JOTiVB.4r J .flEET9 m. of the Board of Diroctcis of the E m.--ville Mercantile Library Association, held n tinevening oft lio 18th inst., the following order was passed, to-a it : Urtlei ed that a call b made of Thre Dollar n.'ii each isjgsjd ihars, sad Urn! tin- annual cbntiibutioiiof two doltius Jr. in eai h im inber lor the I ui rent vear be eolloctod. coiiimeiieint; Alie n--, 10. Wit, ami thai the Si-cretary p' notico tliem4' in the daily apers. WKLL. 11. WALKK'R, iyi"'-- Seeret.iry K. L". A. m , ocaViW j mommm BH ww h;'.c oil h unt four hc'i'l of horsed, .suitable ! fordi.iy, cairiafteur bajftty. They aresll deniable atock, and will be sold cheap tor ci.sb ninety -d.iv note, payaMein Uank. M M. K. PRKJiOH d CO. 4P Kaja)Jlaia straitl. JIl'.XNELL'S Flooring DCMLilljs, WALNUT strkkt'a.nd THK canal, LI AS'S ILLl iXD. ' Vm. JL id nov. in lull operatiou, witU new an 1 . oiul" 1:UJ "; 1V : lMtal u' , "5S I 'toil I M'i'smI I . 1 .1: li 1 1 1 l ol.'ili mil' ;l In iinuiuiKr 1. Ui.tr. iug, waking Hoorn and Saeh Moiildlu- s, Window ' lllinds, and rerj other uescriptivii of aork doue ! in fuch et ihlidhnieuU. All woik at these Milld warranted to be v. ' ilone, and w ill be olV. r i at the low est cn-di pi in . i Packing Iloxed i ail kinds made t order, itraekets ami Scrolls p.iwen to any PiUte JsITttintr and all himis of Sawinj; done too- 1. r. i and iu tie- aiost spi r ted - tyli ed style. w, r".f.i..M HrjfNKi l. OOlt tOIi THE MIl.HOV! !..- now being the staple article ol life, EUdKINK, CTJRS1CK I 00.i iktermiiMd that theii uuj uieioua patrons iilnl frieiida nb.'ill have plenty to I eat, Hint they may I ustomer ol l in Irs fur roars to conic they li ne tlieieiore ssdsMtd tlie pri.e of I lioar as Ulow, ; I-ilelie;ii!'s bmcv l iaie.l lloiir bnieiirenn'' l.r iH-r Isleheari's uxlra Snih"iii Miih-flout -a uia li . that cannot, be beaten try who may tor $ 1 I J per : sack. Call and get noiue soon, .( 47 Main st. MBit it ti.i.;t .i s i . do r.tMit M. Plow Handles for i le by jjcgl SAMUEL OlUt. grmmBBM bxs. ji st hkvkivWj M t.v HOREN80N k I 0 I mWOttE Of TMIOSU JMI STM.VTMW e fsl MINUTE FUKE&KUS.- isuasa Austin j Patent lu Minute be ( ream Krners, net roeeived this day per E. A C. Kailrmcl. These Krueaen ill ae the c. ; tin. :.i nu r the old Fogy Kivcser j lathe saving n :.v hi one - uu, if umhI t auy extent. In store aud for ni.- Svr JjM 2. B. COOK Si. BOM. l.."il A.Vi.' 1 A' I'OOK'S PI BP MVS9 TAEU AVAKUAKTKI). si. pound i '..a . t .oiin.l Cans, 2hi half poaBd CaM, B d I urtor pound Cans. We warrant the ;ibov brand of Mnstar.l t be pure and not surpassed by any, and only to 1 1 hd of Z." . COOK k 80N. !m nOX.MiXTMUt M..1K44M: JIT Ml JrM StiliEN(MN 4: '. . ----- I rmjMJ.I wBSm 1mBWT HMit MJI B) II M. froje the K i.-t, a fine assortment "f O. 'Ion :. Y.nii.n llsoii, lutlK.-rial, aud CunpovMl-r T. .u, ol Mriil rsh inislilj slid saltsldn l all tastes. As this it 'J, has lxvn K'le. t.Ml with considerable uuu, wc freel invite our Irionds to obtain ssmnlvs and try for Uk-iiim) ,ti. Wo have mm Hi-ti.-l.- i 'le.is put m by thc Canton 'lea Company, and b.-.-.iin th -ir liIh ls, which, a. tli. r- is ,ut little called for, v Bfe disposed to put down the price to clear i rt' the atork Fine iio:. ii;' Ti i -a '.xmI nrtich for 4r ci-i Isi . r ppna4Jv .. w r j , . VJktatt- .'' CM Toting Hyson well Qavortsl for lo lenis sr liomal. At FKSKINR, .TUNIi K .1 t o. , I-J1 . 17 Main strei I. FBU.- PIjJITEM :vi) bxs ic Tiunlai. , lit do IX -lo, VJU Initio 10 BooSm Tin, SO do IX. do, i. iiiiu icCok.-T: On hand and lr sale b Ml !.l- ORR. O.V. r.OO T1KVS .Vs MBOJ iron ..Old Steel ."slabs, Ac, Ac., iu store aud f..r sate bj Ml Kb OSB. mm i t s. w: n.it't: just bm: Ww c.ive.l a fresh lot ol Almonds, Brazil Nut, Filln-Tis, IVcaas, etc. Will s.-ll lov. JjrM SOUKXSON . CO. .Ill in .. hii : .oi. i h s. t h omvm: ..ml in store and for sale bv "or sale bv I HAS. McJQIINST N. (B TT.lt II.M m:.t jtotmvb. Nalliaii Binrlcy.'l It. f. -r. Ben. Stiasoii, i JusSB. J-ticeofthe Peace of Pigeon Wm. A. Smith. J Tp, Vaii.lerhnri.li C. , ud. Notice is ber.-by ("In.-ii tl.at a -nil attaclimvut and garoisbisR were Jssb.sI by mo ..u th. 1st day of i;U, lsV. and siid urns-Ik- was rctunicl, nrn-il ou Wm. Althiiaif, tlie rlnii of Tiro wn ,t Arkmati, v. bo li t- inoiiov, an. I is in.eble.i to said ttnftl : an.l ihc tim.'' -ct Inr bearing -aid cfmso fS Knturday, August ftj ISfill, nt ciV'Ack iu th fbre'iioon, in said township, srhere all persons interested may attend i! they think pn per. I5FN. bfl.NMS, jylJ-bl .bistii- off the Pi n '. MUM t P Mi A TK tf V , t T '. .Ins' r reived. Ml bundlrs. all sizes, bv ,IA ll: STlt.VLIl A SON. Ti .Main ., jyll Bstweea So. ud and 1'hli t. I'ROTKCTfOM AOAlPfaf I.ICIITMM.. MUNSOKT'S 1 li'l'KII Tl IH i. 1: w 1 1 11 SPIRAL KbAJIOES. (PATSMTKD AH. 1ST a, Ks'",.) Single i!o.is, roniplctc for attachinc; to bull linjis, s. nt by express to any jmrt of the country. We offer nMMitit imluerme'its to nenaat who are en-'isi-d ill puttiir: Wm U sls. orvvho iny uV-ir" to ugitge in tbi- lais'iiess. County ami State ""'tiehts for sale. This K si is in general use in Central Indiana, aud man v other localities thronghsal the conutrv. Italvavs hi: 1- vrh-.- r it is iutrodiirtd. If is nebunibng. o man nil imtncs its Tierm wiU ever Irttranr other Bod. The oW Jrun rOihl gtve way iff,.! its: ignorance III bet ; Hi tadvi ace or ! UU Accordtngto Professur Para-lay, and . tb. : ; men of note, copper ha n mlucting jtowe o to Hues greater than iron ; and, in addition to this ; important fact, Iftraaon's l!l ha- a Rirrface hiside ; ami out: nearly three Utues as great as the o id iron rod. BUimi's Bh1 in an ornament on tl o best i ail Unas, and aee n.-t runt, but vidl end re in ao without losinc iticoiiduetin paw sc. Thi K"d has re.-eiv-l t It" f'r Ity-mif! ,it th'lustitut.' . t -w 'VoiW: tb Krmblii institute of Philadelphia : the National luir at Louis ill.-. Ky.: the Mat-- Pairs oln, 1 vn, Indiana, iiuiecticn: , and wherever exhibited. It wastievvi ucteij ;:i any coutest, an J never nUl be wliere there are tiiity 9T'','iitiflc Juices. If bin la-en endorsed nnd highly cnianiendeit iy John Yonng, ProlessoroJ Katu-. l Sch-ft.ce in the Sorfliwestern ( In i.-ti.in Cniwivlty : JfeYncs 8, Athon, BopCladiana Insane Asvlam : It. T.. Brown, Imlii. ia State l.i-olo-ist : l. v in Audi .-s, Pr.-si. ejil of ed. Those aanti'i ; a -ei, nine article l.-i Uledicilial iiii-hj'Si can lin.i it at the -t.av of CUA8. UcJOUNsTOK, jy-.'I I'-.s.-y'K Bl.wk, Main Ft reel. jrFiri' tjooii Jt 4VWiojv-u7E HJr have iveeive-1 .t .uisigiiiin.ut of Oi v i;.,.k1s. ahich un will -ell witliout reserve, coniiueiiciug FBIUAV MORNING, July 22, at RVo'clook.etw--i-tiiv ol n variety of seasonable Dress tiocds. Cape Collars, Cndersl. . v . Mantilla-. Linen tlandkerchlefs, .- , Ac We invite the Lndiei one and an, an the goods HW Im o.. Com up In the cool of the morning. C.hhIs o;.-n for InspeefKm. jy-M II. MKLSOM ft CV, Aii' t'i-. l L P.IL.T! KMJPB. willi nit-. .1 9Mw Ida- I. Iiauc i'vs small L. al Pan . dies, jll-.t le. , red I Cn I N l:lCII A CO

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SE TEMPLE'S COMPOILVII O F HOPS AND BONESE IT is thoBafi-st, survst, chiK st, ami must rultatile ivniiily for the iermaneut cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CKOUP, WHOoriXG COUGH, nei. tnat urf eutirelv t:ill'. 1 l.e CiMhirs-n ftvarn iip inns vn RoSKSET t - I is manufactured bv C. R0T9BNBUSH & SON, Tlamill .n, Dutler Comity, Ohio, to whom all ord' rs 111U-.L ! addreased ; and sold by KKLLKU A WHITE, DiuggisU KvaosviUe, ludiann, and by Oruggists and Mil -: haul- thrungaoal las country. jiurii lv jsk. ti. j. TKeWb QVMJVMJVB si 11- & V SI 1TCTK OR NKliVE ToNl W ILL I RK FEVER AND ACU E And HBN NERVOUS DISORDERS, KLI.i.W, ( IIAUUES, AND PANAMAr'EVKUS, I'an ol'te:i Ik preteutfd hy tho use td' this invaluable n iiM-dy. The nn lpe is from a v. ry celebrated lMiysiciati, after ImviiiK tliirty-five years' exKTiein e iu Hospitals and private practice in New York Cltj, and has been tested iu all sections of the country, duriug'tiic ptist six year, with the most w onderful si:, ran s. Are M AerroS, f;. r 0ifrringfifmprn-trutti-H, ojlrr iIisi kv I reeoniitend and guarantee this Medicine as a iieiTect Toiiie. .1. II. 11A..U1. I'roi i ielor. l.'l M tkk u I .nic, and " rletrtiar street, Keu York. Wuw sals by LKIC11 .i ( AKbSTEHT. jel'i-d.vwdm VM Ms. JOJiJSOJ', BOOM Kit ANN Dkl. ti , ,.i. u;asia. MTlmJ'k Dldiih DUVIk .UdllliiaWUIl'i, I'm -; let. Mabi .--.ni! Lornst i:v.vy:u f imi n : ttaTlllaiik Books ruled, pa.sl and MatlS f.. llNiei !" taa past j.i-r, from a MesawennslttM to !"' l.ii .-t Ledger. Music ami Marine ltnd in u..v sfjrfe. jU-drtf m r'li7 Ar.- rV f 'a ss Kit .l, ' ww ititeTestiM SM establLshliH'tit t M r Saniu.l Vickery, the etvle and linn will in future be Yi. keuv v BsoTiir.us, In tmgm tswi dbee wiih the :u iiiinitiou W a new but cxperieasnd parti there will Um Incteaseof tra.'e to tls-lmw. '1 bank- for p.u-l t ivora. Ucajx cifully, A . , J. W. V lCKEIt a Uo., rt.f No. !ii Main m re- t. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE AMI BUSINESS DIRECTORY. rmXHE M IH II SMMSX OI THIS WO Kit M. with a i lr ulaticn often thobiand pet nnntb, mi!iM respectfully inform thc uierchanti of h'vauvifte aud rilnfty ttiat he i prejaren In poi for relv rtfoenieut at very low rat. . r.ii-iii.-n- ci.i... nr ?.jruri ...... n. u i . . Onp rage .lo er A-Msee J. C. BIIAIN Editor Southern Railroad Ouids. jyiifiox I I'l. bmiisviUi . Ky. T EJM! TP., : -FOB THE choicest, li t assorted, iiii.I cheap-st fiiinpowder Te. to S. 11. t'OoK .t MN. 22 Main tn-"t and t Urst -fnel. Wm.HV'KST Ttttti, MB. : Jumu Waldi-on Urass jki i Is , 20 tk) Mmsnrs C. S. do, 30 d Waldron Grain do, 1-1 do Millard's C. 8. do, l do Grain Cradles, do assorted Grass Snealh. 2 do lU-aji Hooks, in ilo QomtKii Sickles, 10 1 Mixes Scy tlie Stones, 't lioztu Ilay Forkh, 100 do Wol Hnv Bakes: In store and for sale by t'liK. l-Ab.KLb A CO. B E BE II E S ..V HI HI I I D I.ain.-H. ir. to S. KMUK'II A I 'O. For Law ns t Or- nuli. s, .;. t S. WffOH i co. Vol M, 1: an-l I!os' WVWt, ill Wmdeli, bil'eli, or Cotton. coin s. EMBM'II t'o. Foi the b - t Flow in thecitjr, go N S. KMBICII & Kor tin-pr.-tti.sl and .li. ap.-t t'ra. Sl.-lln. or Silk 8hab,fjata S. KMBICII .v CO. With City ami Couuly Ordors, go to S l.'MIMi II .. ( .). For aiiviiml -.ciything in the line of Pry .' ils, M lo S. KMIIICil A (., No. 4'. Mair slreel. bo M ill be glad to show yon anything ill their line, whether you wish to buy or not, and where everybody pays cash t.r what th. y buy. SsyPJ Jf Jt ST TM M, Mi ti KJPHH ' MIMSPJMTt II 1 FKOM THE SEAT OF WA K Corneal last! Tin- very same lot of Dry Goods f.,r which the fair portion ot the creation, the Ladies, of our beautiful rit, have been waiting m long, bas at last arrived per steamer Dunlelth, and are now rcaily for sale. We cordially invite our ti ielidSi and csim-. ially our lady--intWer8,to rati at our st IV, bl Main street, and seh-ct articl. s ac, rding to taste and convenience. Ibm't forget, 4:; Main street. my.'M M1LLKB A MKllAl S. a A f. T.I It I, KS ! lE f. ; T B f. PS! W Fi. . ! . i.-.l every morning ai jeiJd .. II. TOOK A BOM'S. ""W ceiveil ami for sale low by jyl; aOBBWaOM A '. Ifjjoli'qVMTm BJiBS EXTBJ MXE. WvM. The Is st lot just receive bv Express, at S. KMISICII A ro.-s. WHO BE HOOP 0MMM TM-THK RIT WrBL lot of the keasou for 81, junt rec'dved by Kvpre, nt 8. J.M1JICH CO.8. EJnoWiL-'JJIOH STB.HU A' Son hrv.- removed their stock of Hnr.l:xr.' and Iron, to No. 74 Main street. In t. 'Jnd and 3d. i In v . n! I he p!.-a il to see their old . us torn, rs at their DOW stand, w iu re they have always on hand .'large and veil solec'.ad stock of Hardware and Irtm, wUioh tln'V offer :U very I w prices for casli. Hams tec'ived per railroad, in store and t"i ale b3 HltuVVN Jt A IK MAN. KENTUCKY Sl. Ht kL OF U BDfCI N B, LOVIftVlLLBf KM MTVCKT. fBUK LMit TI BES l. THIS M.VsTIML uuiou will . 'luiiK-ii. on tin-iirsi .M futaj in Soieuila'r and cnbliliin' lour luoriths. buriui; ''- tolier pieliiniiinry laatarr will be ileliveied al the ll'pitnl and C.dl.'u.- witbont ad.lili.uial eaUCS. FAClbTl. IIKN.T. W. HUDLKV, M. lb. Kiihritns Trof. s of Surgery. HBNBY i. BULLITT, I. lb, ProCrssnr of The01 v and Prarttce uf Mcdiciui . JOHN HAKDIN, M. D., Professor '. Obstetrics ind Clinical Medi.-tm-. ( W. W BIGHT, M. lb, Profess. 1 of Medical Clutwistry usirv. MARSHALL, M. i'.. Ifl. - . Materin N. I'.. Medica and TlnTanenSi MIDDLKTON GOLDSMITH, M. Iv. l'i the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surijerv. ! I). STIKJ1AX. M. IV. Trofefwor of AhkIoimv (;. BAYLKSS, M. Iv, professor or Phvsiolog! and Patholo;isl Anatotnv. rvVTl CCMMINS. 31. I ', Demoimtr; toi m Ka.-b I'li f.-s.i $10 full course H'.. W. BVL1S. M. I.. il I'.'- Jw Dean of the Facnltv, m . au uml, stj p ..v i jM.s'hi. K s BLi ..bids Lard Oil. -o lioxej btar Candles. boM - So. 1 and C:-v t: - B Just received and for mlc bv Yf ('HAS. V. JOII5! Tet'STei Coffee. KA POVHP.TS OF MiXTBU WS3PM ""Java CoflS ' . expresslv b-r family use, n-ceix 1 1 ELISUA S. BABCOCK. PJT . ft.f t V O -B f id s. il. on Tbiirs.Iav, Julv Tt'u, bs.5-: . II lxcm ol j..o.l iiiaiiiitactured tolmcc, ol uinereui brands, iu yood inerchaulable older, aiid-f tool juality, to . li,. a consiniweii'.. A er.slit -.1 i nioiithrt w ill I..- given, the pare baser eiving nob tad seenrity. II. SKLSOM A ' ' jyi. ojml oil: co.il oil: wl jki. now in i.f-eint of a No. 1 arti-k ot iliirmii Coal Oil, and our arrangement are Mich as uillenahlens t. kcei. it on baud at all thine, at the lowest :...t rate.,. - H. "OK ,v BOS. It Ltlt MSVIL tA'-THK FINK LK;ilT dratl-ht ste.iinei PCI.AM'. Graeey, master. J. 11. Hiincau, clerk, will leave Kvanville tor laniisviile ami inb rniediatc latnlltiss every II h,IVWKVKNIM). at a P. N.. aud every SATFBDAT MORNIXO, at '.'A.M. ir freight or pasairo. iipplj on Ix'iiril. jyi IB1H Bj SIX T H MJPJPVM CJTJM IHiCi: OF UKIlM'si COMMKBt I AL COLLK'CR l. now ready for di-ti itmli-.n. Students in the city entitle I to th, in. also tln- who hae in- - i i.-l tli. ii cards, and all others later-rated, ai 1 1 .tiiesi, .1- to i .oi at M t. i. lne. -i' Book Bindery, and btaln C0ib - jj U

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W tMST JiBBiVJtid P PTJK MJ TOES lfiO hnnliele, large ami fine, now laudins from teamer Kt French. Call and ft nouie bctoce tin y are all foac, at JoU VK'KK BYBOS., 82 Main et. W . 7 H .f iWj B U . It I ". NKW STOCK AT niTTROLLF'S. We would respo'billy inform the public that we Lave juut received our new stock of Gold and Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Cold Pens, Ai . ii. hiding eome very fine Lava, Coral, Mosai. , ami itneo S-tts ; very rich and hamhtomo style of Gtdd Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast Pins, Bracelet. Ear Kings, Finger Ring, Ac. We wonld c;tll (xirticular attention to our stock of Hold nnd silwi Wat. h.-s. w- kh are of sopartor r. i 11 . . . I , .f Tm ijiiauiy, in a u it-bihui. aiw, a pvuu ble, Ta, SiSlt.nd Mustard Njhxids, Korks, Ac, warranted pure Si her. Silv. i -plat. l Ware, such as Castor, Cake BnsI kets, Sm.iis, .t. .. sf TUB BC.-T cn ALiTV, always on baud. We are silling at Kn-tcrii prices for rash, and warrant our p.xls to le as repnsented. ssjrll BJTTMOLLf BK08., 4S Main at. wish to call tke atteution of persoiis afflicted with Conghs and Qolds. to the fart ti .it Ir. Jackson's t oiiti Syrttp is superior to any and all th" (track nostrums that are offered for sale. It is made from a prescription furnished by Ir. Jackson, ol Philadelphia, one of the beat physician iu thi country. This Syrnp has been need by thousands with the greatest lienetit. Try ons hettle, md you mill alw ivs use it afterwards. For sale by MOllUD ti TUdMPSiTN. declO DragKists, No. 17 Main St. WIIBK Jn JMMMJVm MJYlB RAKCK BY riOjIK COM TAN IKS. Tli. nmlersmiuil having Isvu annoiuteJ Aarent fur Kaansille and vicinity, of the INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. , S. V. COVINGTON, Scc'y. T. A. MORRIS, Pres't RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. ! D. J. U ATI! A WAV, Scc'y. B. II ATIIAWAT, Pres't 1 1 ... .... .!,..-,-.,... ,1... 1 ft till p. ni-ii.ii uiniriniiir . , - uu- W...-I ' m of Fire and Marine Risks, it as low rates of pre mii:m as are consist. -rt 1 with permanency aurl re ability. 1 la s' Compaiiie cotihnc their b!isin-- exclniv.. ly to the State of Indiana. MT"A!I loMes speedily adjuste1 and promptly paid vrithotlt any abatement or diniiatttkm what. ever. . m.-ui, without exception, abe has snsl I -- in e iher rumpany, a list ol in -nil . itizeus of .'i-.i own State may be seen .t ..ur o.b. . A. I'. UKYKOLDSACO. Kvanaviilc. JuP- S, lffiu-ly t .:.-if. tut is old t in ate and Grape Vinegar jnst received and for sabby ClIAS. Mi JOHNSTON, Posey's Biock. lOOO LBH M'BM.BE LEJMF HXi ir,s sugar-cured Dried R f. IS bnsliels White Beau-, 500 lbs IVurl Barlev. Bsc dd j.. r ht -amer 11a el Doll, at ,. H. COOK A BOS - wa. H-N MB .1 mdUBM BXPBMiSs 'W- DUV GOOIM ' Jabt receiei'., . lot of steel Sj'tinq SkirtLare Mantillas, Lace Points, v. itu a lot of eiln -gottOm near for sale I M l i.I.EU A XIFHAVS j. : ' 4d MaiL- street. MLM.'i T I It Mi. M TJttT10.On Till liSDAY MOKNlNO, dune 30, lSfi, .v.;: ti' ii K.!.'in, u It. I ' f Uf-w Beilstemjs, tv.,. Mew Bimssss, and other srt teles. Also a cask ot I 4 M i -.I'ly-uisde tTothiug, and ssasrjf ofin-r sithJea, II. NKLH0N A CO., Arct'r. IsladWa U It'l l-- ' EXTBJ K.U1- . in-.l epredy for Z. BT. VjhBsv. Ilesvived per sttnimer I nion. II. 4JOOK A SON, S'le Ag'-ss lor l ai..MlIe, Ind. fv .Vliltlh'SIw n Cnttin; Box -, Sauford's Patent wade b Foi.l. of N w Albany, lor sale cheap. to bundles llt oti Line. Grassi lleuip, ami Manilla Bedcords. utti'i. Baltiag. Brushu !.. !.-, ..;...-, sweeping, whit. waoh. Dried P. ache. Dried Apple-, Rit e. Gutlee Ui. mi. I Java in sacks. Sogar tht.e giades of New Orleans pulo rii-.l ai.il crnhed white. Riff sale by jebl KPSKINK. ( TRKICK A CO., :7 Main street. Sk . it i i . - I 11 ttm BM tw9Bj Mi bids Wilmington Tar, Jil half bbU do, 100 bhls R.win, i bal s .a. fJaaatSi j'. 1.1-lr Crnsli.-.l Sugiir, 'Jt bixes Pearl Starch, jfl ssMsss asoriod Tolacco, .r sases Matetast. In store for sals by I OK It,. PALZKLL A CO. says M Ct'l JP T E mWw iiudertake the J &JLEHMJJ TO Itialiatreliic lit a h SSSJSjSr Store, not far froiu this city. Apply to A'. .. Joicnal ottice. slntiinr salary exeeted. A II n 'li nuts must s ufe Cierniau, aad be accostoine.1 t trading. .! 1 .; gXJJSTOJS TKJ it.n '.M T, A. 1. wy Jnit received now and iu store, from tbeabove rstablishDM ut 8 chests Totras Dyson Tea, ass'd gradoa. 1 do do Old II. v. son, an extra article. 3 do do Gunpowiler, assorted grades. I do do Iuijk rial. do do. i; do do Oobiiic. or lll'k do do. 1 do do Souchong or English Breakfast Tea. Id tin- nl. are aome of the heat gTadag ot Tea ever ottered ilii mark, i . t retail. i . in s 1 1 in. rs w.ll please taki notice, that these I. -as .if la w. In ch importation.., and not old stock that has la-en on hau l Im vears. We will giuuautis a la-tter article l"t the price iaid, than you ai.- usually in Use lia) it of getting. Call and prove it. Also ( a. di - and psrkagc Teas always on hand VttXtfl BROS., i- i l n main street. Mft-: M T ft ,... 1 . It Mi WJM II V .'Tito JB. above reward will la- pu n for buc.'i information aa will lead to the detection aud ccbtictiou ol the pers4u or x rsons v lio .liHinautled the Neptuio Kin- Bnpine, snd placed part of its ilxturM in the Canal, on or about th 1st dav of July, j vti tt W. RAK Kit, Mayor. 1 A noz' -&'H PMJVK CHVBJP I a w 1 irror-s Clothes Pius, aas'd spring A sawett, -J .In n'. 1 la i.Ms-ls'iind r-dar Buckot, I i'oz do tie - Churns, j. ' im Iion-ls.aft'i i'o io, SneaSSasaMOdiir WhkIi Tnts, ficui .; , s in nest, Si nests Mntwafki Cnt Pails, t il., 11 'i lioii-lsiiind Cctar Bucket, L'lb Tti-i IveavyOsk Horae lo '. lii -'..- iiail Ib vi-, ue -ts ass". I and a in net German Mar ket Ba.sk. I-, j do. as.s".l covered Market D.tikcts, : do a-s'.l Clothes Buk.. The iiliovo BsaAi an now us iv '. iu hue order and for sale very I.e.. II . ( K A SON'S. mnorf A. we iiji'e this Mf ' W assts iat.-.l willi I.- in the general Iry tiotxU 1'iL-mess Mr. U. S. TtNXKY, of the late HrM nf Teaaej a Bofi seen. tur Immsss ia well sstablishW in basiness in this . it v, and willi our fai i 1 ioc bnyiofr, wa fnei an sored that no tdwm m th- trade cau oflfer snperior induccment. lur to. k will be larje and carried, comprising 1 li in. -. Hi v . ds ei ni rally, a foil line of WhitoCoods, Kotions, Boots. Slioes, list I , md Dm tun old and new rastoasers iitinjs t.io city, We would ! pectfully invite to oau and examine our maki 11 theii advuntage to do so. m;'.m:i.i. m:vbebby a co. Kvakrvilu . July 11. ls"0. jy3-lsnd a ni siskls t ho it p. jpplksmm 9 do ne rotatoe; 100 dozen Fresh Egg ; R- - .- I tl : d ij 7.. II cook a S0N'a. Mf illlt.'.' .rl r:.I I JL'&T IIMil P.MV'M l from the coaatrjr, -'" bushels of fresh ground f'oru Meil. ki:kim;. clbmck k CO., i, -,-, 47 Main street. 'mmo. 1 .JMfBKHMSM .' w Ra.1 Saluiou; No. 1 Herring No, 1 White Pish, at is E.H.COOK a u i JLUM's t j.T- I'l.yit M - a-Ua.-t Yoiiuc II)son Tea from 5) cent to fl A -'. .lie le of 7Ac Touiix Llvaon Tea ai 90c, at .. II. COOK. A 80S. jfjvwrivff Htmm ate.m. room OWL A SON'S, t i He havejiiKt received t hit dev b - tia eh. -j.-e old Gov't Java Coflee, ' tl prim.- Lanny ra Coffee, ." do i lloice Bio do, I i i.U '. .;!. I. U. Wmri Crackeil Li st Mnar. t il.. da d" Ci iisli.-.i uar, t do .1 . .1.. itaiidard Pou'd Sugar, donsisj . , k'ssk Goldea 8yrns 5 lUBi aa'd Sabs I and Uailalein Herring, 'a bxs W .-ateru Keserve I heese, l. bilslu Is W bin- Ib-allS. jyll Ni. B&JNasa street and 2 first st. MM iMBECT PHOM TBMi l.nPOBTBB. mm Ids Barklav A Perkins' London Porter. lo doz ijts do do do, 2o doz pts Allvpp'd India Pale Ala, It) dor. qtH do do do. Tbe al-.-vw Ale and Porter ia warranted to be tlie . inline unpolled article, and is iu flue order. Bereivcl in store and for sale by tarM z. u. COOK CO. Mft .i ' .. Itt STP.BtS ! FA M DrSTKBS!-Ud - i P .tlu-r Dusters, ti m No. t-- 14, l-'tli plain and fancy colored. Beceived in line order and fo-sale by JjM Z. H. C OK A yOVyl C a i a " s F. 'ti Lisll sr LIT P KJ S. FVrlr Mlttei Kio-li li Oat Meal Uis .s neJ m tore aad Sur sale b K B 000K s oN-ll