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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
Cincinnati ,rarnet.

CINCISNATI, July G-r. NJ.
The higher grades of flour are firm, at
S3,9O(Gs4 %; common is not inquired for
Corn is firm, at 50(d5l. Oats are in good
demand, at 35c Wheat is firm, at GOC57j
for red, and sOCG95c for white. y small
lot of now Tennessee wlIcu. sold to-day, at
SILL Whisky has advanced to 2lc. Pork
is in fair demand, with sales of 209 brlS, at
Sl4,75@Sl4,s7, anl is generally held at
$500. Nothing has been done in bacon.
Market dull, but holders are not free sellers
AT 5(a, &c for shoulders and sides. Molasses
firm, at 34CG 35c. Sugar is firm at 7Cas,
for low fair TO choice. Coffee is l0IMl III.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
RIcHNoyp. Va. Julv IN.

RICHNoSp, Va, July J.-M.
The remains of President Monroe ar
rived at half past 8 o'clock this morning,
attracting an immense throng of spectators
10 the wharf. The military were drawn up
ON the wharf and Cox. Wise, in company
with the Mayor of the city, went on board
the steamer Jamestown, andwere introduced
To the guests. The regiment of New York
National Guards arrived 'about half past 10
o'clock. in the steamer Glencoe, which went
over 90 miles down the river, 10 the stean-
81 Ericsson. that vessel having got aground.
The military were received in speech by
George Mulford, which was responded to by
Col. Curyecr The remains were taken
from the Jamestownsby the pail bearers,
and placed in an open hearse, drawn by six
white horses.
At half past ii O'clock the procession
moved to the solemn tones of the dirgeS
by the military, while the bells of the city
were tollcd ard minute guns were fired dur
/ ing the entire march. Flags were display
ed at half-mast, and many houses were
! draped in mourning. shower oil rain
| having fallen, the atmosphere was less op-
pressiye, and the march more comfortable to
\ the military. The streets along the line OF
march were thronged by citizens. The pro-
ccssion ascended to Hollywood Cemetery at
| o'clock, the military forming a circle
around the grave. \ grand dirge was per-
formed. Gov Wise delivered an apprcpri-
ate address. After prayer by the Rev. DR..
Reed, of the Presbyterian church. the re-
mains were consigned to the grave amid
! The ceremonies having closed, the Ma
tional Guards were escorted to the Dining
Hail. where the afternoon was socially spent
with the Richmond military. Speeches
were made by Mr.. Cochran, Gov. Wise, Col
Durkee, and others. The gallant bearing
of the National Guards is the subject OF
universal praise.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

y~1Iueh that was disgracefnl was wit
messed on our streets on Monday. The Cir
Gus brought its usually attendant train of
evils and drunkenness and fightinss 49, -
,yv seen -.-4ruost everywhere Two men,
stripped TO the waist-coyercd with blood,
aud dirt-who seemed anxious to pummel
each other 10 DEATH were arrested and taken
to the "lock up" in the evening, affording a
free ''outside show to all, whether they
chose to see it or not. Indeed debauchery
ran riot through the streets. Men lay in
the cutters and on the side walks, present.
ing q sight to sicken those who have the
prosperity and good name of our city at
heart We trust it may be long time be-
fore such scenes occur aV1in.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
A Gard.

q CALLED meeting OF the Jrurneymen Oak
"a Coopers 81 the city OF Evansville, was held
May y, 1855. The meeting was organized by elect
ing n President and Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being stated. Messrs. Tea
man, Sherwo1d and Ioff chosen 10 DRAFT resOlu
tons The Committee retired for shOT time and re-
turned with the following resolutions;
RESOLVED, That VIC view the course which the
rropretors Of the Machine Shop OF this city pur-
suing to break down the regular Coopcrs diShonOr
able, unjust and uncailetl fer.
RESOLVED, That we will use all honorable means
in sur power 10 put down any attempt az monopoly.
which s designed to iniure business in this city,
RESOLVED, That inasuuch as tho propretDrs OF
said Machine Shop, while it was in course Of cree
top, pledges themselves TO sustain the regular prce
Of coOperage in this ctv, and that immediately after
starting, they put the price down 20 cts the Tar
rel, therefore, have no confidence IN their sense
of honor.
RESOLVED, That we invite the sopcrs that are en-
gagged in the said Machine Shop at this present time,
TO quit there between ana the trst OF une, and
they will be furnished with berths. in tie regular
shops, and that after that time look upon all
cOpperS that assist in the nanufactorv at coop in
said shop, as SCABS and that We win not c0ndeScend
TO work in any shop that they may get employ ment
in.
On motion OF Mr. Teaman, 1t voted that the
above proceedings be published in the daily papers Of
this city. FRANK SHOOK, Sec'y.
ie0-9wdNW
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Tnrxrnx Y i Inlv G.

An accident occurred on the Bclviderc
and Deleware Railroad, about a quarter past
8 6o'elcck, this morning. Owing to amisun-
derstanding of the conductor of the freight
train frort T.enton, it was run into by the
coal train, between Lambertsville and Tren-
ton, breaking both engines and crushing
several cars The conductor of the freight
train and the fireman were dangerously in
jured and some others slightly. None were
killed. The engineer of the down coal
train remained on his engine and was badly
scalded. The engineer of the freight train
is not expected to live.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 6.-P, VI.
Flour firm; sales of $4,000 bbls. Wheat
is buoyant; sales of $4,000 bush Southern;
White 25C9l %; red 10; Milwaukee
Club $1,000; Western red GOAL O2;
White 03@l 10. Corn is buoyant; sales
of $4,000 bush. yellow at s26s5. Bacon
dull at 7!@7i for Sides, and 5l@53 for
Shoulders. Linseed Oil G6. Hides are quiet
and firm; Western ls@lsI. Sugar firm
Muscovado 6@6s. Coffee is quiet.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
Additional News by the Washington

o
New YORK, July 6-P.M.
The City of Washington arrived up at
o'clock.
The principal features of her news are
contained in the Cape Race dispatch.
The Coolie emigration question had been
brought Up in Parliament by the Bishop OF
Oxford, who iutimated that the so called
scheme of free emigration, had proven to be
slavery in its worst form.
Lord Broug,am said it was the absolute
duty of the Government to Immediately
prohibit the system.
Great preparations were being made for
the formal opening Of the submarine Tele-
graph.
The Queen will inaugurate the event by
sending peace message to President Bu.
chanan
The war steamer, Blood Hound, had ar
rived at England from the Coast of Africa.
a Court of Inquiry was being held on
board, in regard to the matter OF the cap
ture of the American bark Thomas Wateon,
near Sierrt Leone.
Three Warehouses on Fresh Walk, Lon-
dou, with all their contents were burned.
The loss Is enormous. Another fire des-
troyed the liie-boat factory of Forest & Co.,
| adjoining Timber Yard. The loss is up
wards Of floo,o0e.
Commerce in France is improving, and
the return OF the usual activity is confident
ly expected.
The crops are reported as in a splendid
condition, and the recent advances in grain
in Paris have been lost. In provisions,
however, prices remain firm.
The important fortifcations erected by
the French at Cirita Vecchia, have OCCASION
ed great uncasiness in Rome. Ii was re-
ported that the Pope was about to increase
his navy largely.
/ Spain is stiIl suffering from the bread cri-
S-s B-ead has risen largely, although
gram Is abundant
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

e-n for the rapid cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc-
ness, Iniuenza, Bronchitis, Nhoopinc Cough
Group, Asthma, Tncipent Consumption, AID for The
relief Of consumpdve patients in advanced stages Of
the disease.
We need not speak 20 tho public of it, virtucs.-
Throughout every town. and almost eyeTy hamlet
of the American State, it, wonderful curcs Of pull
mOnaTy conn plants baV. made il already known
Nay, few arc the families in any ci,ilizcd country
this continent without some personal experience
Of it, effects; aud fewer yet the communities any
where which have not among them some living
trophy of it, victory the subtle and dangerous
diseases Of the throat ami lungs While II is the
moet powerful antidotc yet known 10 San for the
formidable and dangerous diseases of the IHIlm0Ia-
~ organs, il is also the pcasanest and Safest rem
edy that be employed for infants and young per-
sons. Parents should havo il in store against the
insdious enemy that steals upon them unprepared
We have abundant grounds % believe the Cherry
Pectoral more lives by the consumptions it
prevents than those it cures. Keep il by you, and
cure yJur coils while they curablc, nor neglect
thcm until no human skill master the inexora-
bile canicr that, fastened the Vitas. eats your
life away. All know the dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders, and they know too the virtues Of this
remedy. need not do more than to assure them
! il is still made the best il b. We spare no
cost. care. no toll To produce IL th" most perfect
possible, and thus afford tho-. who rely IL, the
best agent which skill furnish Tor their
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THr sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have
been taxed their Htriost to produce this best most
perfect purgative which Is Known TO man Innu-
merablo proofs are shown that these Pills have vir
tues which surpasS in excellence the ordinary mcli-
cines, and that they win uDpreccdenty upon the
esteem Of all Elcn. They are safe and pleasant TO
take, but powerful 10 Their penetrating prop
critics stimulate the vital activities Of the body.
move the distractions OF its organs, purify the
blood md cxpcl disease. They purge out the foul
htnors which breed and grow distcfnper s-jrnfrlate
sluggish 'r disorls~-l organs into their natural
tion and impa.r healthy tone with strength to the
whole systcui. Not only do they cure the every
day complaints Of ev, ~ body bat also formidable
and dangerous qiseas tliat have baicd the best Of
human skill Will they produce powerful effects.
they az the sam mc. in diminished doses. tho
safest and h.-si phvSic tEst can be employed for
children. Being suSar-coated they are pleasant 70
taks; and being purely vegetable free from any
risk Of haTm. Cures have laen made which tuT-
pas belief were they not suI'stanta,ed by men of
such exalted position aud chaTaricr 10 forbid ae
suspicion Of untrufh. Many eminent Gle rgymeh
and PHYSICIANS have lent their certify
the public the reliability cf my remedies, whc oth-
ers have sent M the assurance of their conviction
hat my Preparations contribute Immensely TO the
elief of INV afflicted, suffering fcli0w-Inen.
The Agents below named are pleased - furnish
gratis my American Almanac corfaning directions
for their use and certificates Of their Of the
following compi0uts:
Cosiiycncss, Bilious Complaints. EheIlr,aiisrl
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising froIn a foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid Inaction Of
tlfi i,v"yis anu fsiis aT-ih teIrlioln. filtutnt
cy, Loso Of ippciitc, AL Ulcerous and Cuiancou-
Dieeases which uqutc an evacuanf medicfne S.r,,f-
ula or h king's Evil Trey also, by purifying Is,
blood and stimulating the systen. many COM
plants which IL would not he supposed they could
reach, such Deafness. Partial blindness, eur.li-
gia, Nervous IrritaniiN Deran-. nent, Of lie Iiy-
er and Kidneys, Gout, and ether kiudrcd con-
plants arising from low state Of iie boiy OBJ
strurti"n Of it's functions.
nr not h' put Of hv Hnpriprplcd jsslors with
some other pill they MAY uak" more profit Oh
A-k iar Ayers Pills, and take nothing rl~'- No
other they can give Won c0inparcs with this IN IT.
intrinsic value or curative power-. The sick want
T..
Prcfarei by Or. J. e. AVER, Practical and Ana
lytcal Chemist. Lowell, Mass. Price - c1s. per
box. Fi-e boxes for 81
sold by KELLER & WHITE, Evansville, and by
druggi3fs and merchant ;h~aa-h04- ~ l-~ ~.
At wh,lo-s.e Is J. c. AYLK * 90, - H.-zit
So, Cinciuus'i. l1a
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

gENHE UNDERSIGNED bTopose 70 sell their COAL
x. MINES, situated op the hani, Of the canal, p
miles from Evansville, together With hundred
and serenity acres OF land, OF good quality, well
tmbered. The csp.l passes through the land near
the center, in north aud south directiOn within
few feet of the mouth Of the coal pit The coal vein
Is about six feet thick and in good working ord-T
with all the tools necessary 70 operate with dozen
miners, coal cars and machinery for hosting with
horse power, and valuable horse to work Il; good
coal boat, nearly new, ith the bes; mule team
towing the canal. The boat Is capable ef bringing
down fifteen hundred bushels az load. There l. on
the premises good log boarding house, stable and
corn crib, set of blac&sntS tools, corn enough To
last The stock till the new crop comes in. Also, all
the household furniture in TIE house will lie sold.
with farming utensils, twenty OF grain, oats and
corn, and of potatoes The location 5 Of the
est shipping points the canal; IL tie proper ac
commOdatons erected for storage Of produce, z
would soon become the center OF ale for that part OF
the country The whole Will be sold, or IL the pur
chaser prefers, the undivided half and possession Civ
en- Immediately. For particulars inquire OF Esq
Rowey, at the Canal Collectors Office, 10 Francis
Amory, in Evansville. Also, Aliens Exchange,
No ,, Main str. ct.
je1-lpdSwtf ROWLEX & AMORY.
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New YORK Market.

NEw YORK, June 6--N.
Flour firm; sales of $4,000 bbls at } 30
63 50 for State, and 60(Gi 20 for Ohio,
an advance of Sc on each. Wheat buoyant,
sales of 10000 bush at l 05Sl 10 for
Western white, s9@9o for Milwaukee club.
T6(Gs7 for Chicago spring. Corn is buoy
ant at Io@77 for mixed; 7sGso for white,
and s4(as5 for yellow. Pork is steady at
l6 so for mess aud ,3 45G91s so for prime.
Lard firm at l05@ll. Whisky firm at 23c.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
BALTIMORE. Lnly 6 10 A,

I'll 1-10IF1r "'tIF y ~ n. u
The celebration passed off quietly in this
city, but there were several disturbances in
the outskirts. Parties OF rowdies visited
the woods near the city, where Sunday
School celebration was going on. One of
them shot dead boy fifteen years of age,
the son of Col. John F. Faston. The bru-
tai outrage has caused great excitement
The murderer escaped, though..many arrests
were made
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Dsy-Thc alarm of fire, ON Monday eveD-
ing, was occasioned by cleaning out some
house in Lamasco. The furniture was ta-
ken out Of one Of the buildings, piled up in
the street, set on fire, and consumed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

DSS"We desire to call attention to the adj
vertisement ofMesSrs. Mock, WIcKs & Co, to
be found in another column. They offer a
good opportunity to those who wish TO Pur-
chase groceries, ard VIC trust our merchants
Will give them call.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

eG~ It IS supposed that the Democracy Of
the Eleventh Congressional District, will
nominate JoHS Il. CoFFRoTH, of Hunting
ton, in opposition to Hon. j. U. Petit. His
chances for success will be rather slim.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Price SIG to SIPS.
&C SIG to SI2J.

TENHE best simplest, and durable machines in
ii use, as well as the Cheapest
They makr strong, elastic stitch, not liable TO
biesk In washing and ironing, and sewing with equal
facility the thickest thinu.st fabrics. Tney
auy ordinary thread, cotton silk All machines
warranted, and full INSTRUCTIONS given to use them
satisfactorily.
We have several different kinds OF machines, aai
would ask all WHO want machines, give call be
fore they make their purchases.
We have private room where those thru desire to
test their utility before purchasing, can operate
their leisure. Office and sales rOom in the rear of
Johnson Bookstore, First street. between Main aud
Locust streets. A. l.. THOMAS, AGENT.
jes lW
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
StO.uE THI.S'Gs .snE DOVE BE r

IL. II. HART, is now prepared to supply the city
aud country trade with the best Of corn meal un-
boited, corn gris and hOniny, Of all grades wheat
grts, unbOlted flouE. rye flour, extra family -four,
crush feed. bran. shipstuf. oats, chicken feed
and all articles in the feed line All trade delivered
10 any part Of the city.
Please send in your orders NY prices will be
low, cheap the cheapest, and good the
best. The ninible sixpence better than the slow
shilling j. my motto
All may depend on getting all my trade made Of
none but the best of ground grains as will buy no
other. X. Il. HART.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

EyA boy by the name of Frederick
Smith was drowned in the river at Madison
on Friday evening. He went into bathe,
and was not missed by his companions un-
I'll It was too late 20 save him.
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Abstract

Oftte SEM I4nautl .Sa.ement Il TIE Affairs
and condition et'tts foKE Ly.SJTR 4VCE
ConEasy. of The CRY # Ne10 lork, on tss
SlSt dcgof December, 1857.
Cash Balance in Bank. ..,........s 5000 IS
Bonds ard Mortgages (Jeing first lien Oh
Real Estate, wcTtk AZ least ss9l ,Gs).... 450,0 o.
Loans stscks, PAYABLE on dymauf,
(nirke value OF securities Se55,0J D.. ls0s9 -
Rank Stocks, (InaTet yalDe),.....- - OC9 %
Real Estate, No. Wall Street (the oIace
u tcE Company, ..-........,....- $3.50. t1,6A y
Interest due on lst January, lsJs, (of 49,
which. l2,635,e3 has nee been recv ID Ids 20
Balance in hands of Agents and IN course
Of transmission from gents, on 81 81 Dec. 2i,SS y
ifOf which sI,s51 81 has since heen rcceivedD,
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies
issued ~ Oilce. ---..---.--.-.-.-- S,JSf y
Total. ............................ ssSi,9i3 "a
LiABILlTIES.
Outstanding Losses o. sist De-
cernhcr. ls51, estimated et.. e4lg Ol
Due Stockholders Sccouat
OF Seventh pfFidend..-..-.. l,s00 90
sii,ilo o.
CUAS. y. MARTIN, Pres't.
A. Z. WILLNARrH, Vice Prest.
J. MILTON SMITH, SecTesTy.
A, g. HALLOch, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
jeli m.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, July 6.-M.
Flour quiet with small sales at OO@4 10
for extra. Whisky has advanced to 2Oc.-
There are no sales of provisions. Prices are
nominally unchanged. Sales of 1000 bush
corn at 50d5l. Oats arc FIRM n, 80.
Weather clear. Mercury sc.
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A CARD.

rENIIE ander.gned respectfully inform their Gus.
u TONERS and friends. that IN accordance with the
Hebrew GU stom, they will tTansac; business on
Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath, aud viii close their
store, every Friday night ~ O'Clock, until SATURDAY
night the same hour And instead OF doing IN =
ness on Saturday they will attend 20 Il on Sunday.
The hands employed BY US IN tailoring will take
n9tice, r.id bring in their work on Monday, which
viii hereafter be made pay day.
A. ANsPACHER & co.
ieS-iw
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Administrator,s A Sale.

NOTICE j. hereby given, that l. "a Administrator
~ Of the estate Of Jacob Keller, will offer for sale
late residence Of the deceased in Union township the
PERSONAL property, consisting of one yoke OF oNen
utensils, household furniture &c.
Terms OF sale, Tor sums above three dollars, cred
It Of six months on security will be given.
JAMES NJ. CARSON,
jeit tSl&w Administrator.
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Abstract

.St0temeiat II tie Condition of tie CIR
fLRE INSURANCE C0-RPAYX Of
Hartford, Janua'y lst, 1858.
SAME ASD LocATTos.
The name Of this Company Is ;he CT-T FESE IL
SURAscE COMPANY or HARTFORD. The Company
is located at Hartford. Connecticut.
cArfrAL-
The amount Of is Capital stock is one hundred
and hity thousand dollars, tEs ttn2nt oi lts Osp.
al stock paid up IS one hundred snd hity ihorSsas
dollar--
Cash hand efn tff.N3
Cash IN hands Of agents and her persons. gs.la
Bonds owned by tle Company
10 81 ,el4 ID Mortgage Bonds OF the Indiana
Centra. Railroad CompaEy,l aging sent ,oo p.
annua: interest Of 10 per cent tO.e0.'e
nc1ts due the Company secured ~ NOR
gage Oh Real EsItte .--....... ..-.. &,slOo9
Loans On collateTai secured y ~ shares
OF Bank Stock, aud other Stocks and
Bonds in possession Of Company ........ $4,000
/ All other securities are
i;s s5ss:j i5$.: 5i$s s:;:t s.3;:
Oiice Furniture ...-... s;7.i7
Total Assets Of the Company sl9s Dr.
rE LiABIJfrIes
Losses dJga,cd aud not due. i3,17y.oD
LOSES Uuaii usted aud in sus-
reuse, waiting Tor Further
al other claims aeiirs, the q.
! Company estimated ...-.... 4,i25-c0
Total labjlltics. .... .. sls,s10l0
Tre Ereast amount tnsurCI IN any one risk IS s., ~
The greatest amount allcWe'ito be tnsur,d IN any
one City, Town village varies ac>Orllng 70 AZ
size and class Of properly. -E 10
The greatest amount allowed 70 he iusufod IN arv
block, varies As in the preceding.
No Tart OF it. capital CT earnings are deposited n
any State or States as security i,r s..sss tnerq.n
I l.. BRAiSARp. scc'y.
/ JClg-bmosdAS
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p4rrr,DrLpuI, Jlily C.

PHILADELPHIA, July On.
The only public celebration on the 9TH
was the Democratic meeting in Indepen-
dcnce Square, which passed off with the
usual spirit.
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Nrxy Yopr July G.

The steamship City of Washington has
been signaled below Her adyices have
been anticipated by the dispatches from
Cape Race.
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als.sfh0a
A. BEATTY,,M. D.


Once and Residence in Nr. CsidweirB
buildings, on Locust. near Second street
rENHANkTCL for the liSer4l pa,r1naGc given q
y him last summer. he has returned ~ EvsnSv.l
With the design Of becoming permanent ctiLen, ai
respectfully oilers his professional services IN ali ds
ea-ss, acut. or chronic.
Whiis; DR.. y. regards the sricu'if. rss of water
the Pclriiugum Nagnuu. he ncvcrhsless 81 the
safe rsrneihs h4lth Of ths Aioratisc and Eclectic
Shoas a. sii'lncts, dscstins al iIurious aae POI
sonoUs medication.
lie would cI'lthe attention OF the rusi.c % fhe fol-
loving
SPLCfAIIrIFS
CAscERs- Removed without nc kuife and rssrn4
a.rty cufei.
EEoSCutETs AEp CosEEHPTIoF-- Irectei - fhc
rev erstsm 81 in7 f,inf ~ re lccd y5p1fs assisg
Cd hy va uahie fxpsctorart syrups.
DISEASES or NV ErEs-- Persons who ss-e tlf
their burrt with various k;pf- o. rzrCiis. -c
rclving little orno benefit, r icd ~ iht.T lcresf
10 change the tiea,nsnt.
fE1ALE DIss ssS " ~ be t-ra'.l wiih rrfnarl.a
he sncctSs aTous isg fefresie - vii b.. use
ihc Magnetic Electric machine fOf NelTJus o4sdSs-.
&c. &c.
The suisriscr has 2 choice assor,rnept 81 vure
drugs anl us-fcr rc5, Fgiucs salIl brana Tor med
~ pUrposes nnlsl. ard the fo0st irsu ar rs'en nef
ciues a re'l P-rsons esliigg fgf Ene4,ciaes. auf
paying FOR them IN th@ eLcs. ,y have maeictl c0ur
ell without chIrss, -
y Ilil sicaus t-cscriEiir7s both ~ tie AioE4,hc
and Lcer sf5os, cdtefGliy prsrsrei = al hstsrs-
Tnyi4-iy A. BEATTY. N d
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TRINITY BAY, July 6, 10 A.. NJ
The weather continues foggy and rain is
now falling. There are no indications of
the approach of the Telegraphic fleet
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07

e,UNDRiES-
~ Kegs - bags os No. I, >, =, Il. Shot;
20 box Ilimhurgh Cheese;
900 hbls kanawha Salt;
- boxes Wheat Starch;
- hif bxs do;
2h dOZ. Of genuine Shaker Rryors
80 d0z. fancy do
Received and for sale by l. q y. uEIMANN.
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PIrrSRrRG .Inl

sas PrrTsBuRG, July 6.-N.
River 4 feet by the pier mark and falling
slowly. Weather clear. Mercury %.