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Nv TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. July 81 Flour ready and uncl auEed.
Wheat firm-Soulhern red s 10; white 4 t80. Corn
advanced Southern mix ed 81. Stocks dali rgnia
6s Se34.
BALTIMORE, July 2l-Flour and Wheat unchanged.
Corn very irreguiar-white 60065; yellow 6206f.
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There are 300 visitors Al tbs Montgomery Va)
White Sulphur Springs :
.CLarles Mayne Young. the great English actor
died u Brighton, on the Goth nit.
meeting 70 synpathise with Senator Sumner.
was held recently, ~ Bridgewater. England.
The daughter Of Rev, Bishop James, recently
burned q Bask ingridge, New Jersey, Ia slowly re-
coyeriog fIcm the accident
The fremeu Of Cincinnati demand 81 60 per d.v.
They haze herefofore been receiving only Oh 2D.
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N TT k.-1 Temporary Hemovnl...f6e
subscriber for the purpose Of gislns " ~ 10 ID
ersction Of new house has ed his asofe froa,
bis old stand. corser of Main and 18th streets fhree
friends and the public generally, il want Of frrt
rate srtcls Of Clothing, ssEnrrg them that he h pro-
pared viii all the necesssy requisites to aAorn tho
outward msn. = erFNCE
FsahiosaAls clothisr and msrshsaf t; Tsiior.
JeH No. rs Main street
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NOTkC8-.IV a - - - " - -
AND The COUNTRY GENERALLY.
An have to say 20 my cuseomsns ffiends md the
public eenerally & that sew furnish ladies' and
sentlSseu With Boots Shoes sud 0aitsy that cannot
- surpaeeed either hers esewhe either o. my
own upauufseture, % Of the best Bocts and Shoes
manufactured sxpressly for me Y f.rs y re trs
s. that ell In want sf Boots and Shoes Of superior
quality such q cannot Be purchased elsewhere q
ALEX. HILLS, Manufacturer and
Importer Of Ladies and Gsntlsmen's French
Boots end hoes No Ia Main #. Riehmond We
-. FOK laKNTLKNIkN--K
tbis msrnioe, st No. IL Main street.
Gents Lasfing Copsreea Gaiers, nrst,
rats article and just the thing for warn weather ana
Gents Pump Sole, r. rent Lesther Oxford Tie:
Do do s do do Congress Caters
Do Kid Congress Gaiten
DO Patent Leather Long Quariered Shoes
All Of the above are Of the best quality, and msde
In the most superior and fashionable style.
iyll JOHN C. PAGE, IN, Is Main 1t.
LADIES, LIGHT CATERS
Just received, superior lot of those beau
titul light and brown Gsiters, which will be
sold at the low price OF $it ,,. ,v.rsu
" l6 WM. WAIsn.
sHOke, SHOES, siOks...We
beg lesve to call the attention of all who
- are in want Of shoes. to our sssortmen
viz: Ladies' Morocco Boots. Buskins, Jenny Lind
Ties French Ties and Slippers; ladies' black and coli
ored Caters; velvet and toilet slippers; Misses Mo-
rocco Boots, Bpskins Jenny Lind Ties Slippers sad
CATERS BoyS Patent Leather Oxford fieE do strap
Shoes; do Jersey Ties; to which we respectfully call
the attention Of those in want. d
MARCUS HARRIS, lss Broad st,,
iy21 Sign Of the Big Man.
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CHEAP DIZZY GOUDs...A GUSTT9

4 HEHT Dn EVODS...A U q u TU s
- MAiLERT would respectfully say to his custom.
entire stock of Dry foods at much reduced prices in
ordr to close out hs Summer stock BY the end Of the
season as follow: Plain Beregea all shades; Satin
Striped ard Flowed Silk Tissues; Chaljey Beresss.
Dehefes; large assortment of CaIicoes; Fsns. va
rious sty ls.; Powered and Swiss Muslirs; Jsconet
ana Cambria MGslinsi Plain Swiss Muslins; Ladies'
and Chidren's Cotton Hoae; Boys half Hose: Crape
Sh1wis; Swiss and Cambria lnsertingp; Bobin EDGE
land insertius:; bobin EdgiDss; Black Trimming
che French Worked Colsrs; Black Lace Wells;
a-ed lot Of Lawns 0inehams. Grass Skirts; ladies'
Pockv Hdkfs from SIC. aud finer; large variety Of
Linen end Cotton Goods for men's ana boyS wear /;
Corse all Sizes Cotton Shirtinss and sheetings and
. great ynsny other bargains at
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z . 600 feet as Poplar
10 expected daily per schr. Brandywine. and for
sale low from wharf
EDwARD r. DUDLEY,
je q 18th st between Main and Franklin
WILLIAM .lURGENs has located In this
w city, and will be glad to receive orders from
gentlemen desirous to have their houses TAINTED
FRESCO in superior and elegant style, ct Mr. o. A.
Streckers Apothecary Store. Terms moderate.
je 2Edlmi
HOSPlTAlA-.This 1nsaitu.
u ton il situated Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
In delightful airy position, and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lyine-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The underlined give their personal attendance to
al patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
GoIored Patients. per week.
w hftes-... s
Private accommodations. 2 to 10
These rates embrace al charges for Board NJ al
efnes. and Medical aod Surgical Attendance
q No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, N. D.,
Grace street. between oh and 5th
G. 8. MILLS, d. D.,
18th street. between Broaa and Marshall
r. Z. COLEMAN, NJ ID
Corner OF 18th and Grace streets
kegfdent Physician Or WO{)D nv u n,v,
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Builds up weak state Of Body;
Allays Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spir-

For Female Complaints. which in their M ture are
exhausting and facilitating, it III particularly recon-
mended Indeed, it makes the weak strong; the psle
and emaciated from sickness natural caua es soon
have color. bloom and health. As summer drink it
10 exhleratng, refreshing, stimulating and enliven
ing. Persons young and old) who have used this de-
lightful compound surprised at its i'm mediate
beneficial effects Quart Bottles 81, small, 80 cts.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs u pperson
o. A. Strecker Paterson Jackson; Be nnett 4
Beers; Alex. Duva Duval & Norton; J. Bla. n S. M
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM. 7: Ladd; Laid ey Ro-
Ss,nson, Richmond; and all the prussi.ts in Norfolk
towns in Virginia. ap IS David
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Ii fGklA hOThL-.ULD FOlNr CON.
LII FORT-This delightful summer resort, the
most inviting the Southern Seaboard and, for at.
traction inferior to the country, convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other luxues othe tide.
wster region, In broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an extensive military
post beside it. has to the prspretorshp of tho
undersigned, and viii be opened for the public recep
ton on the 10th day Of june, after which date it viii
not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, IL
almost unknown. For health it may be said. indeed
torival the most secluded watering place Of the
tain interior; that the upander may feel no risk
10 going down to test the attractions of celebrated
losUland retreat. ~
Tho proprietor has engaged for the general super.
intendence. Mr.. Joseph B Stegal, Of Richmond late
OF the Hugenot Springs, gentleman Of marked spt.
trde fer the trust he has assumed, white his own SUI
pervsion will guard tho comfort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
m I2-Svu p Vno cEnAu
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DUMk NMEACA iSnANDY AMI fOnI
i WiHE-For medical purposes; for ssie at
BATTAILEi6 Drug 4 Cheuricsl Store
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/ A "A Ella Wits 3 u l. n U r.
n SPRINGS. sitEnted q miles from Jetersville
Depot. on the Richmond and Danville Railroad. 50
miles from Richmond, will be opened the LIT of July
The waterso of these Springs said to be equal
to any in the mountains, and have been anal
ICED in Philadelphia and have the Same properties Of
The Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BoAaD a. fo,iows:-Per day 81 90 Per
week $9 per month, for % days. e28; Children over
years old and under IL yesla, and servants, half
price.
There viii be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the SPRING.
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EKksH DxY H0Ons.-- We bavc iase ri
a ceivsd-- 3
Plain Swiss Mus.ins
Jseonet Csmbrics
Irish Linens
No 9 end 10 Hat Crspes
Dress Whsleboses
Bisaehed Dfiils, Satin Jeess
MaDchsrer Gioghams
,s,., Itee Cambrcs. Ac., &C.
aa .'s ws oder Tor sale very low
y MINT PAyNE 4 co.
.IEESmEe: l. Is nc q e ess--Il1Uw ireeS
1SaEs Just received ana TOT ssie b.
MS W00LH0u5E, 2iS Broad r
- Iy--fs 0rev So hsefbs Hard wsre a,ove
Xxx hIK6. 8 sspcsier s-.1I1,-. ,.-,
-. te = ptns ~ euext hstelss -. family nsa ~
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I'M b umdet si9ncA, hAvtnH uppOtnfca aysr.
WILLIAM J. BEvILL his Agent for euncuctins
HE PAINTING BUSINESS IN all i.s branches az
his shop, Broad street. between 9Th and 7th So,
respectfully asks continuance and increase oil the
patronage % literally bestowed on him.
- Orders len Il tho shop will be promptly IT.
teudsfto By Mr.. Besill. L. kAULE.
jy film
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DINEY POINT PAvILLION...Pcrson
L wishing to visit this popular " Altering Place.
do 20 by taking tho Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad at 81 o'clock, on Tuesday and
Friday mornings. will meet the stea Alice Price
Acquia Greek and be conveyed directly to the Point
Returning, the steamer Alice Price will connect
with the cars at the Greek on "wednesday and Sa-
tufosy evenings. w. w. DIX.
jy Is -2w* Proprietor.
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A LLEGAANf ePKINGs.--This Water.
IA ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
cry, Virsinia, tho banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This wator il aneqaaNed in its
ecGcieus qualities by any mineral soGfey IN the Union
and contains peculiarly ito oso and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its hiss reached and reiiered cdses
sohich all medicine and other neyaf scaters had failed
IN. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard the sanitive qualities of the water
Hrred to large cards, which have in all the princ
pn, mS.ss t ossmooa.. Ga & VIZ ceInncs.ea
We have recently erected large BATRINc establish
ments of all descriptions; also, comfortable Recep-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar
rive ut the Springs The same day by O'Clock P. M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the LIST
day of June Our best efforts will be given to render
visit to this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. w. HOLT SONS,
nv N-dt10A -z ls5 Preprietors
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- HAMPTON, vs-This delightful watering place
open for tie reception of visitors By tho day,
week, month season. It is situated on an eleva-
ted point, and commands an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed BY
any other watering place, and the climate Is pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef-
fort tn render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
ie 2-Sm r G.. BANKS. Proprietor.
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II klDGFUuD q cos WESTERN EX
- PRESS Rates of freight Ter 100 lbs on manu-
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

? TUX NHNI-Au6 D01B6NN10M Eiven
J Immediately, one Of Il. mott conyenie ut houses
- FL medium sire family IN the city, on Marshsl
street, between 9Th and 5th sts, nearly opposite 81
James Church convenient to business and inarhet -
There Elk rooms; gas through the house bells
from the different rooms; bath room MP stairs vih
warm and cold water, shower bath, he; cooking
range, with oil nseessAry fappendsgs enabling one
servant do the work OF two; ample closets store
room, servsnts' rooma, wood snd coal houses paved
yard. sufficiently large for crying clothes. Rent
$3.50 with the rse Of . hsndsomc glass chandelier
and other gas fixtures. Apply next door, to Mrs
WIN. Evaus iy 19-ecd3s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

o. Hon. w. D. Griswod, President of the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad, is in
town. stopping at the Pavilion. The E. & G..
Railroad is admirably conducted; the excel
lent man4 cement of the officers is worthy of
all praise, as well as the patronage of the pub
lie tt hard to find, even in this great day
of Railroads, two more courteous and accom-
modating gentlemen than Messrs. Bloom and
Van Name.
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AT AUCTION.

ID ENG ahoat leave Indiana and wishing
lib to administer estate and settle the
betor leave wIi Monday the 18th day of Augu
D. 1885, sell public auction at residence Third
opposite this Gelua Catholic Church. all my household and
kitchen furniture. Carpets Beds
dng Chairs Stoves c also fac Piano Forte and larae
Oil Painting; also Carriages Buggies
all horses hands AZ the time of sale.
A credit OF four will be given all $lo
taking notes with approved security.
have ao valuable real Tor sale cheap aud coed
terms, All indebted whom indebted,
requested call and Settle before the day ale
e23- ts$ s.. KAHN.
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O5-The Ashtabula CO., Sentinel says that
wild pigeons have abounded in that quarter
for some weeks past and are now spread over
the whole country, in fields and gardens, eat
ing anything they can get. They are as tame
rs the common pigeon or dove, and sportsmen
scarcely think it worth while to shoot at
. them
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OF At the celebration of American indie
pendence at Quincy. Mass, the Grafton was
delivered 10y Hon. Charles Francis Adams, the
Declaration of Independence read by John
Quincy Adams, and the services held in the
church under which repose the remains of
Presidents John Adams and John Quincy
Adams,
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Man Killed.

A man by the name of Gliggs, living two
miles from Hartford, near Terre Hautc, was
run over on Saturday evening by the down
train, and instantly killed. The train is a
snighttran, running only to Vincennes in con-
'nection with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road. No one knew OF the accident at the
time it occurred indeed it was not known at
all until Monday morning, when the tram
went up and found the mangled body Griggs
had been to Hartford after whisky, and it is
supposed, laid down on the track while drunk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

o. James Pelton has been tried in New
Orleans for killing Col. Turnbull, and the jury
returned verdict of guilty without capital
punishment" This was the second trial.
On the first trial the jury returned the same
verdict.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

PENMANsHIP.-Mr. A. a. Jones and Lrdy
are now in this place for the purpose of teach-
ing Penmanship. and after having examined
some of their specimens and heard an expla-
nation of their manner Of teaching, we think
them fully competent to teach this useful art
We think the ladies and gentlemen of Evans
vile would do well to avail themselves of this
opportunity.
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Or A clergyman residing in New York,
but prevented from performing pastoral labor
by an affective dispensation, has recently re-
celved the very handsome sum Of thirty thou
sand dollars, presented to him by Southern
Christian gentleman, who desired in this man.
ner to make him comfortable for the remainder
of his life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

OF The Home Journal says, another bulb
BILE has broken, by the recent developement OIL
the fact that the costly display of bridal pres
ents, at the numerous weddings, for a few
years back, has been hired from extensive
jewellers for reasonable amount"
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Or We learn that Governor Wright will
visit Evansville next week. He has appoint
! ments in this county and Posey. We wonder
If the Governor is not aspiring to a seat in the
u, S. Senate?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16
AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
EMAvING leased for of years and fitted the
Old Court House Of Main aud Third streets
pardtO receive for sale private
fa ai kinds DDS merchandise household
furniture, horses burgies ETC..
fsh ldvanees me- lie en- ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
o'clock A. NJ Also tuesday. Wednesday
Friday nigh>s. at esrly slight.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.
The Arst Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map of the City Of
Evansville containing all the ERlsrge and be-
lieviRg u be- for the interest of all erned have
III Mo day of ET month the sale
auetioi All those wishing
hand In their lists in
The OF those having Houses Lets Lands
either pnblic SALE solicit
ted. iyi5 WoOLSEY & NELSON Auets.
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"A THORNRCRG q WYNN "a
I BEG leave inform the citizens Of Warrick and J
that they have purchased the Hotel Stand
formerly by Mr.. T. Hazen and intend to keep
good reputation has acquired under its
agement. They have REEURSIsHED and REFITrEp the
whole prepared accommodate all their
in the rtable style Their table will
su apiied the market affords; in short
pains will he srarei to make tie EXCHANGE first
class Hotel Their tables kept in the possb
condition in accommodate persons with animals.
Ssmh25-l wdlyw
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$500 REWARD!

ms Runaway from the subscriber about the 1st of
-sAS May last living Lyon City, Fredonia Ky.
man CYFUS % old copper color weighs $780,
feet high. sensible stout and athletic
When last heard from he driving for Indiana Evans
Vile Henderson sad doubt of those Places
will the above reward IL taken this State and
secured in this State that him 500 in
this State. g. +. DARBY.
ie19-3td3my Lyon City. Kentucky.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

s u N NJ E r G LOT Il l II G
UST received per Adams Express light fancy Silk
~ Cashmere and Grass Linen Coats fancF white Linen
and black Drap Etc Pant white and Marsefilss
Vests all made Of the material in
They will be sold cheap 4. LOBENSTINE'S
jelo Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

OF The trial of Baker for the murder of
VIM. Pool will, it is said. take place at Hudson
New York, early in December next
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16
700 BARRELS OR 10000 BOTTLES
OF WINE AND FRUIT BRANDY,
A 4. L

All IuTe ITUuuCIS OF FaH'ItFUuTSn 7OOunty.
TA RTING from the principle that every fertile county
~ shou produc that which enhance the
the we'll being health of its
imposed myself the task
and fruit Wine aud Brandy in that prse-
tiee of thirty years the Wine
prinepslly in the South has Taught submit
respected public the productions their soil
that liberal patronage will encourage to further
The prices the
been sold cheap here.
WINE. PRICES BRANDY.
per bottle, which the purchaser Wild Soc
must ind Wild Cherry. ......... Toe
First selection Caawba Csc Grape Trlster..
Second do do Soc Catawb 4Ec
Third do do -. 4Oc Peach Brandy See
First selection Wild GrApe65e
Second DO do.
First quality Blackberry. .6Oc
Second do do 4nt PHI. SCHIRMER
Js30-tf Corner Sixth and Main streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16
a M "A SIS M EETIN G

o People Of the First District will be held Prince
sson, Gibson county,
THURsD DAY, JULY IL,
for the purpose Of nominating suitable person
candidate for Representative this District in Congress
an opposition nominee Of the late Old Line Ne
ibraska Convention Let every county be represented
and People forget party accomplish public
good.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Further by the Africa,

NEW YORK, July II.
The Africa left Liverpool on the 28th nit,
at o'clock P NJ
The steamer Washington was telegraphed
as having reached Southampton on the morn
ing Of Saturday.
Political affairs were quiet.
In the House Of Commons on Friday Mr..
Moore endeavored to get night fixed for the
discussion Of his motion in relation to Ameri-
can affairs.
Lord Palmerston declined to assume any
responsibility either directly or indirectly in
the matter, as he believed that in the present
state of affairs as they existed between the
two countries, it would not conduce to the
settlement of the points in dispute to discuss
the question III the House.
Mr.. Moore complained of the unsatisfacto-
ry nature of the reply, and insisted on the
right and duty Of the House to pronounce an
Iopln.on.
The papers contain two letters from Lord
Clarendon to Mr.. Dallas, one on the enlist
ment question andthe other in relation to Cen
trail America. Lord, G. expresses satisfaction
that Mr.. Dallas had been instructed to nego-
tate on the Central America question, and
states that he is prepared to enter into ne
gotiation which he trusts will be conducted
IN spirit of cordiality and frankness, which
is dictated by the true interests of Great Bri-
tain and the United States.
The correspondence between Denmark,
Great Britain, and the United States relative
10 the sound dues, had been presented parIa-
ment.
Another battalion of rifemen has been or
dered TO Canada
Some excitement was created in London by
an incident which occurred to Mr. Dallas at
the Queens leyee. Mr.. Dallas and friend
went to the levee. The costume of the lat
ter not being in accordance with regulations,
both gentlemen returned to the embassy. The
Times concocted an exciting story from this
affair, and for two days Mr.. Dallas was sup
posed to have put studied affront upon the
Queen.
WASHINGTON, July IL.
In the event ola failure of the House to pass
a resolution expelling Mr.. Brooks, it is in con
temptation to offer one already prepared
strongly censuring his conduct
As ascertained at the navy depot there are
now 50 captains, 38 commanders, and 80 lieu
tenants on leave and waiting orders. The five
masters end Is passed midshpmen, who re-
Gently passed an examination before the ma
val academy, will be Immediately ordered to
sea.
The testimony in the Herbert case was con-
cluded this afternoon, and the arguments be-
fore the jury commenced.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16
CHEAPt TIL AN EVER!
WATCH AND LEW EIRY

WETE have just received and have sssny hand
NH large and well selected stock Of Fashionable Jewelry
comprising all qualities and sl which will be sold at East
prices.
ALso-A good stock of Gold Silver Hunting and
Open Watches including few Railroad Tmekeepsrs
all warranted and figures We also keep the argst
assortment of Dawson, Warren Hyde's and J. d. Beers
fine Gold Pens, in tbs city.
Silver Ware. Porte Monies. Aceordeons eight day and
thirty ha II sale reduced
prices Receiving all direct from the Manufactu
and Impo ale to offer aooD ARTICLE
extremely low price. BITTROLFF g. SONS.
Main street. betH. First and Second