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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

DITCH.-2O bbls Carolina Pitch lust rsc,d for sale
by S. E. GILBERT & CO..
jeI7 Sye Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

ICE CREAM SA LOON
HAVE inst op ned an Cream saloon in Mr. Dnpey's
b1ldings on Locust street above the Sherwood House,
will at all keep the best quality Of Ice Cre@m
made of the and in the best style, with fine
be supplied in quantities by
leaving orders also keep different kinds of Fruits
and supplied with tropical fruits by frequent re-
the south wish the public to give call as
have 4 neat Saloon jeIOtf BEN. HORDE.
a BOXES very superior W r. Cheese;
" Is do Proctor Candles German Soar;
do Geo Klein's do do. just red
for sale by jelO HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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THE II ARD POWDER COMPANY.
MI-E ERs

EkABBLs S. H Moiasses: Is bbs Plantation Moasses;
Z W 40 do fair Prime N. o. Sugar lust reed by
jeI0 u. Ii COOK & SON.
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!. BUSINESS CARDS.

H. a. wHsEa&a. A. L. ROBINSON
WHEELER & ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
TSucces sors 10 Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
9sRsrat Land aud Cofteeting agency, ONCE on 81 81.
8EOuDosfts b the HsB Court House Baildtag, near
Ysshingt0H Hotel, EgansDiHe, Ind. -,
NBAH. O. Wheeler Notary Public M mhzl
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NEW eaGOnN go, M t,nv I,asaCI,A-

All of which will quality war
rant give sssfacton. All those please give
call. We are happy to show Mattrasses 81 time
A. j. COLDTRN & CO., F.
YES Water street, below Canal Pank.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA..
SENATE.

6kNATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26, le56
The Clerk read communication from the House
q Delegates, announcing the passage Of certain
The resolution Of the House relative to the sals
Of certain works of acknowledgements In which
the State b interested, was on motion Of Mr.. CAT
LRTT. laid on the table.
BILLS REPORTED.
By Mr. DENEALE, from the Committee on Roads
large number Of turnpike bills
BY Mr. FussTEs, from the Committee on Lu.
natic Asylums, making IN appropriation for re-
pairs done to the Western Lunatic Asylum In 1855
By Mr. DOUGLAS, from the committee on Fl
nance, requiring the terms Of Office Of sheriff to
commence hereafter on the LIST day of February
The committee report that 1t Is inexpedient to IN
crease the pay Of members Of the General As
sembly.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
Mr.. MARSHALL presented the report of the Joint
committee to examine the Second Auditors Office.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. MoNcuRE: OF amending q section Of the
Code in relation to county roads.
BY Mr. WHITE: OF amending an act Of April
9th, 1853 to provide thar one justice may at
tend at the clerk Office for the purpose of drawing
jurors, and that each juror shall be entitled to re-
ceive one dollar for each days service.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE AND CoyINGToH AND
OHIO RAILROADS.
The bills for these railroads were made the or
der of the dav for Monday.
NORTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
Mr.. PARKS called up the order of the day, which
was the bill for removing the restrictions from
the North Western Railroad. The question being
upon the adoption Of an amendment offered by
Mr.. STEENRoD, by way OF substitute,
Mr.. REGER resumed and finished his remarks in
opposition to Mr.. STEENROD's amendment, and
was followed by Mr.. HUDDLEsoN and Mr. WEST
In support Of the amendment, when, on motion Of
Hr. WEST, the Senate was discharged from the
consideration of the order of the day, and it was
made the order of tho day for Monday.
On motion of Mr.. CATLETT. the Senate ad
iourned.
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it's reported that the ANAL pox 10 sthi prevail
fnr IN the lower part Of Lincoln 60, Go.
+ q. B. Ron6hae, . merchant Of Raleigh, n. O.,
died suddenly on Wednesday last.
A bill hp been reported In the Georgia Legisia
ture, repeating the law prohibiting the importation
Of slaves into that State.
Hogs are IN demand 1t Fayetteville. N. O., q
% per cwt
Prof Zadoc Thompson, State Naturalist Of Ver
mont distinguished in his profession, died In Bur
lington, W., on tbs 10Th Inst
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CREosoTE FOR WARTs.-Dr. Rainey of St.
Thomas Hospital, London, has written an article
to the Lancet detailing the effects of creosote ap
piled to warts. He applied 1t freely to an obstin-
ate warty excresence on the finger then covered 1t
over with piece of fsticking plaster This course
the wart was found to have disappeared, leaving
the part beneath it quite healthy This Is certain
iy remedy which can be easily applied by any
nerzon. -
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A MODEL CUSTOMER When goes shop.
ping" said an old lady 81 alters asks for what
wants, and II they have 1t, and it's suitable, and
feel Inclined to buy II, and It's cheap, and can't
be got at any place for less, most alters take it.
without chappering about it all day. as most peo.
ple does"
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CoHEEcTIcUr TOBACCO CRoP.-The tobacco
crop Of Connecticut has become 80 important that
the tobacco growers lately held q convention 1t
Hartford to promote their interests. A tobacco
wsrehousc has been esrabished in that city, where
the crops Of ell the principal growers are sent for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-28

EPFgCr OF MECHANICAL SKILL-To show how
mechanical skill and labor add to the value of raw
material, the British Quarterly Review gives this
instructive calculation: A bar ofiron valued at S5
worked into horse-shses, is worth $40 50; needles
1855; penknife blades, O., ,2S5; shirt buttons 929, ,
4eo; balance springs of watches, $3.50, 900. Thir-
ty-one pounds of iron have been made into wire
upwards Of one hundred and eleven miles In length
and so fine was the fabric that part of II was CON
yerted in lieu Of horse hair, into barristers wig
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.UsISHss CARDe

/ ARUs & sHINE AQCTlONRRRB AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "a Main street.,
viii attend ell sales Of Real and Personal Eats
also to the sales Of House Furniture Stock Goods
ke., on accommodating terms.
P. C. LARus. JANIS y. SHINE
no 2l-ta
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WILLlAMT q. COhkslLA!N! g EO:,, 4: s!.IR AZ.

w PING AND COMMISSION MERcHANT8,
CALIFORNIA AND FRoNr 6rREzTS, San rRAncts-
W.T.. COLKNAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
j. II. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN 10 In New York, and will give nip
pes every information - to maFkefA shipping, ke.
~ EXCHANGE on San Frsucsco, for sale by
WIN. z. COLEMAN.
10 9-h 81 Wsll strsst.
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M
The daily union., 1856-12-11
CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER H. 1856

jcl1d articles under Inc contract shall have peen removed
from the yard unless specially authorized BY ts
IL viii be thai II default shall &c mace
the parties OF the nrs, In delivering all or any OF he
quality and places above posidea
the said parties viii ioe, and pay 70 he
Uniea qudated damages ofnohsy eoug Y twice
The amount Of the pice been agreed upon a. me c
the actual delivery theeoi winch
qudad damages may be recovered from time TO time as ey ae
& . . .s#.
The the and their responsibility
ed agent collector district attorney, some other
person satisfactorily known 10 the bureau.
NJ be provided the contract that the bureau shall have ,e
anupg the without loss damage 20 the gov
emen in Conetess hai ot have made suen appropia
named, the completion OF the worms
which based and shai also
diminish quantities named IN Tue
headed ceaneous" In the schedule twenty ye per
I. ii .
shall accepted will be notified by letter
through the ofee which nouee shall be considered ~
specintd
fnoce from the bureau Of the accept
will be with other
PERSONS such deiautng bidder will be held
sponsiBie for all denquences.
strict conformity with this advertisement
WILL the option of the bureau, be rejected.
only offers accepted will be notified, and
viii be for execution thereafter may be
practcrbic. .#.
lg-law4w .
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United s,n,.s pn,.r, once.

-
M the petition Of Samuel Hewitt Of Rochester Wisconsin,
ing for the extension Of patent granted 70 him for improve
men year, from expiration said
mt which takes place tc hieth day Of December Is
III ordered that the said heard the Patent
&onday, December -, Is5G ~ O'Clock, pc--ans
" n"t6ed 20 appear and show any they have, why sa
'nn ought not 10 be granted.
Usons opposing required 6e Patent
phre their objections, specially forth writing twenty
days before the day hearnE al testimony hsd by either party
IN b. used the said hearing taken
ertance with tho rules of the Once, which will be furnished
application.
Tue testimony In the viii be closed the 10Th December,
~ deposons and other papers relied upon testimony,
b" hed in the oce morning tho
7umsns " any, within days
Ordered ALSO that this he published IN Union,
'n'er and Evening star Washington, D. g. Republican, nah
mAs MIDI Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia, and
~, " " for successive previous
Lac 22d of December next tho day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
s.Edtors Of the above papers will please copy
hrt bills the Patent once with containing this
Sept l3-law3w
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Hospital at
New Orleans, Louisiana.
TREAsUEY DEPARTMENT,

TREAsUHr DErARrAEsr,
September 81 1856.
y the 26h day November A. 1856 IL clock for
the o The New Orleans marine hospital according the
TO be either the whole building or the different kinds
o. work bs q parcels should accompany each bid wih ne
department eservng the right 70 reject OF accept me proposals here
Tnled STATS @ rosue he department also hs En
exclude the bids Of persons whom there Just cause
attempted obtain indreeton all bids when there
shall ba parties interest who do moi join the bids aud oil bids
Bids be gross option Of the bdders but
will be awarded 70 such bidders until des furnished
The department o. M prices OF Inc different kinds Of work and ma
tea which shall be subject The revision Of the Department. so
that the bid shall be equtahy appooned the whole
work guide the department in making payments.
Ninety cent Of the amount OF work done and materials de-
by me estimate oil an agent OF e department appointed ior ha
pupoe viii be ped from lime TO e as The work progresses aud
captance of work. ae agent aforesaid and be forfeited
in the event of non 6ilhlmeni ofconmeL s.,,.-
c and ,he assignment except by consen, OF the Secretary
Each proposal accompanied by written guarantee sign
ed by two responsible persons eefed 10 be so by The United
sa5OOO work. proporonaie amount for
tal The bidder will when required his proposal be ae
cunues for its faithful performance .
specifications working drawings be examined af
days and other information obtained on application the
department ~.
walls will be constructed iron upsnron tames
proof according supplement- TO the specifications
Persons submitting such proposals will give minute details OF the
walls fug hem the style of ornamentaon, &c. Persons
submit plans for iron building of equal smaller size
than that called for by the specifications though conforming gene
The proposals must this department.
leans Murine hosPial and win be opened O'Clock, Of
the named for receiving the in the OF the
''"'U'' " N' JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Sept 27-2aw6Od Tint smr.l
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom III ouse, a. O.,
at Georgetown, ID. q.
TRKAsuRr DErARrMENr,


September "a, 1856
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al this department until
2 22d day Of November A. d. Sc, II O'Clock noon
construction OF Georgetown house and Office
opoas either the whole building separate for the
kinds bills Of parcels shoud each
the OF each kind Of work. the total
carried the department rcseying The right 10 reject
OF the United States requires the department also
right exclude the bids OF
believe will faithfully perform the
which have attempted obtain by indrtcon
% bids and all bids III upon investigation are below fair price
GOr die work.
viii gross the option OF the bdders
be such bdder
department the prices different kinds
which shall subject the revision OF the
that Ihe bid shall bo equah apporoned upon the whole
work to guide the department In making payments
Ninety Of the Of work done and materials delv
cred, according tsad aceTtlned by
The estimate Of of the department appointed for
pose will be paid from time me the work progresses,
len cent retained until the completion Of The and
OF the work. &C. by the agent aresad and be forfeited
IN the event OF non-iulhment Of contract. ... ...
Contracts will BIO awarded only master builders mechanics
and thereof consent of the Secretary
.he Treasury, will be forfeiture OF the ,.
Each proposal be panied written guarantee signed
responsible tcefod United
district Judge attorney Of The said dc in the of $4,000
the whole work, of propDruonate amoun
bidder Inposa accepted
and bond proper and sufficient securities
iiB faithful performance.
Plans specifications working drawings
thirty days. and other information obtained appca the
department.
The proposals this department. addressed
(endorsGd
House, &c m viii be opened al O'Clock, the
WI JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 24-saws0days Tint. starl
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARrhKEr,
Bureau OF ards aud Docks, september IN, le5o.

Bureau OF ards and Docks, september ~, 1855.
EALED PROPOSALS. class endorsed Pro
posas Class No the eass for the hayyyard al laaDe
vd win received this once until noon on the so octo
next furnishing delivering
articles embraced the following classes
described in printed schedules, which
viii upon application, by mall II SO fequested
persons desiring offer contract for OF all the classes
the vea yards, for the
classes yards under their command OF by e navy agent
thereto, by the bureau for all the YARDS
bidders the commandments napyagens 10 SEND
by mail will be order TO insure their
their application postage
stamps, the law requires all postage 10 be prepaid.
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly nouned al the
hereinafter prescribed, and be mailed IN
beue the expires for receiving
them no eonsldere eh shall be receiped after Ihe
stated aoWanee ~ be made failures Of the mail
guard against open before the time appointed
the enyeope above the address,
endorsement thus "Froposas for Class
(name the sIass) the Navy yard al (nane the ynyd
Of the Bureau Yards and Docks, Washington
DC,
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FORM OF OFFER.

(Here date Che oteT,)
l. here insert the nane1 inuins cor the State of ndme
the hereby offer furnish under your advertisement dated
(date subject all the requirements OF the
same printed which REFERS all the articles
(nae the eia for the yard nams
yard paste the printed
class the schedule and opposite eaeA article set the price, and
and cents,
up the aggregate Of bid the eiass) amounting to ere
uTife the amount In Uords)
propose required by
the ehed for the supply under The classes by
place delivery should
request be prepared and sent 10 the
agent tname the ageney) Tor signatures and cert hcdte
(Here the bidder TO sign his name)
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Alexandria Academy, Alexandria, Yirrinin.

rHE 18Th annual Of this institution commence ON
Monday, September 6 The study includes
English branches the ancient and modern languages
and natural sciencs
This institution affords advantages which highly
the attention Of and The
of gentlemen devoted profession excellent
Of appaatusphosopbcal chemical and astronomical the
Of the buildings giving such accommodations
students needs the opponav q AZ times Of semonstatin pac
hcaly such principles admit Of H. enable student
here sound thorough and practical education.
Temsi Board and tuition, 9so session payable quarterly,
In advance
Clrcuars may he obtained by applying
r. l., BRoCRETT,
Aug lo-cod2mn Principal
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Episcopal High School of virginia,

~ Horavd, he Heights, three miles w Of aierauSra.
Rev. JOHN P MCGUIRE, Rector
TUE session will commence Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Il temher.
Ierms 5 for board tuition In ae regular &C. Modern
Anguages, music and drawing extra charges,
erencea The Bishops and other clergy Of the diocese Rev
w Johns, of Baltimore Rev Mr. Cummins Of WasbinRon
"%tv % Nj Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Ocuars containing the OF study government &c.
ent to those who request them
Direct Rev JohS p Mcclure Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia.
HOWARD July II, 1856,
July l5-lawsy
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q. Gautier's compound trops cough, caIds,
bronchitis, asthma, sc.


bronchitis, asthma, sc.
THESE invaluable compound herb drops extraordinary
property Of immediately relieving coughs colds,
difficulty Of breathing, bronchitis, asthma and huskness Of
throat
Those unpleasant cking throat,
which depves them o night T night BY the In
which poyokts WILL by using these Drops find Immediate
lief
The subscriber in penng these drops public notice. wishes
be expressly Understood mat he does not claim for them
properties, does he Them Wih
long string certificates many
unsociiei haerng from persons who have used
ihem.
drops composed Of simple ingredients principally OF
which the ~ diseases
resulting from colds and Of which, being rather in
surnl deter fom resong them,
drops become paatable without
any Of their valuable properties.
They been approved ans w a me most prom
rnent Medical Faealy Of Washington city.
Every lawyer clergyman, public speasf OF vocalist should
" drops pocket ud before after
cisinr the organs.
Prepared and for sale Wholesale and retail, by
q. GAUTIER,
Ala Vile dc Paris No. 252 Penn. av, Washington, ~ c.
Or had of the following Jas H. Stone,
7lh and II streets T. r. CisBel, John Bates
Navy Yards samuel Wh 7h street 5ss Henry Cook Co
Alexandria Dec 6-3awlm
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by .
board o vsers appointed BY The State s under the upern
trndence Of Col y. W MORGAN distinguished graduate
West engineer aided able faculty.
The study that taught IN the colleges
addition 4 extended mathematics mechanics
practical engineering and nnf Reologyi English
historical readings book keeping and business FORMS and mod
lanruages
The nineteenth Eepsun opens the Monday
in September h sspenber) 1856 charge sO2 per
session, payable IN advance.
The extension u buildings win this for
additional students who the ye3r been
clned. Applications before 18th
Reference " authorized tho Hon Secretaries Of War ard
Treasury
Address the superintendent nitary Institute Franklin
ty, Kentucky OF the undeugned.
P. DUDLEY,
Aug ls-codDh hcpti5,hoct President of the Board
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TO OUR suBsoaiBERs.

The person win upon looks, Ualsss
ne paymen ofthe subscription be Inadein
Distant may forward money BY letter. poSsss
oi which win BE- PAID BY and ak assumed b. ouess
safe transmission, ..
The COUNTRY IA Eut p.bttb dfttwcrky during .
Of Cong ess aud seni-weeSy during the recess.
subscpions for period less year viii be received
terms proportoned to The above annual rates
0y-PusTMAsTERs authorized 20 agents and
by sending as EIvn DAILY subscribers so enclosed
cited q copy gratis.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned ane guaranfor of name the topn and
State (name the Sta aud tnamc second gaTanoTs, 9e
hereby undertake that the abovenamed nae the bidder bid
WILL his offer above be ucceped
date
through post Office of the acceptance his Tor the os
before mentioned
Witness, [Signafure of guaranfors.l
certify above (here the guaranors)
be good responsible gunrantors this
[Sgndure.l
signed by district judge attorney collector,
vyagen known the bureau be responsible
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muE cou-n. or ~, =.

THE College of ~. james, ,Farvrnpa-Emhrnciua the
collegiate, commercial and preparatory departments
session each year, the fret nf October the August
whole charge year. for board tuition hc two hundred
Gfty dollars No fee.
admitted Of the yesr application tn
JOHN D. KERfOOT, Rector Ac.
July l-lawam College st. James, P. o., Maryland
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JACOB REED,

Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Ffth street, Philadelphia.
~ eoo and qualities of military and fancy constantly
wv and ior sale NJ the lowest prices
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sauiior,s French Rc.saurnn,.

252 Psnrsylpanio avenae bercsn 12h and 1871 ,reets
THE proprietor public at-
tention his increased and facilities
ing and supplying everything in his tne Of business
He IL prepared 20 ply fw hours
NERs BALLS and PARTIES With everything
most fashionable eneranments and the
ErrRK and furnished families without
r. uuie 70 the family aud at moderate charges
rTRtT FsRscH viii be private
chased viii be furnished cost, o china, glass; sv
table ornaments
any part OF the city at short notice
ton and dining furnished in
My restaurant offers advantages
they be supplied With meals al all
Particular desired to my new style Of superb ooryyo
riosAy which Tor purity and de cacy Of flavor uequad
Dec 6-eod3w 2so Fem av., between ana Iah St.
SILx xusDEHeAnnEN1sinad addition 10 our very fun and
and dawers offer the largest and
SILK UNDERsnIRTs AND DRAWERS
offered in this market
Buying exclusively cah offer the best goods In the Iarsest
variety, at the lowest and uniform Prsss,sl
Dec 4-eo Browns Hotel
NEW GOODS FoR THE FALL rRApE.-Now opep-
~ another and supply goods Tor
genuemenis wear, consisting Of a......
Dress shirts IN great variety
Under shirts and drawers, DO ~
Gentemans travelling shawls, do
DO Md and warm gloves, do
DO scarts, stocks, lies, SC, do
DO dressing robes, do
DO walking canes, do "##a# ....
Umbrellas perfnmery, &C do
Our assortment from additions complete lis depar
ments and buying exclusively for 10 o The
best goods at the lowest and uniform pices,
Nov9s-eu2wh Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
WAnTEDrsrsous desiring to give private dinner parties can
vices On application at GAUTTERsS REsTAURANT
Dec b-2awJmou 252 Penn, av, between 10Th and 18Th.