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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

In retiring from the Tobacco Commission Busi-
ness return thanks fer the patronage so literally
Bestowed upon the late firm of DIBRELL Il JOHNSON.
s1a most cheertuliy recommend u continuance OF
tie same in behalf Of Mr.. X. IL. DIBRELL. who was
soe salesman of the concern and will continue the
business i'll his own name. B. }. JOHNSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29
RICHMOND, JANY lsT, 1859.
FTHE firm OF DlRRELL Il JOHNSON is

l. this day dissolved By mutual consent. R. III
plRRELL will continue the Commission Business al
the stand occupied by the old firm, and will settle
tie business of the same.
r. Ii. DIBRELL,
u. j. JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

HALIFAX, NEW FOUNDLAND, La
IL BRADOR, Boston and Maine HerringE Hake.
HaddOck and Dry Sailed Goldfish; Picked Goldfish
and box Herrings white Mercer aud Nova scotia
Potatoes; No Msckerel; New York and Phiiadei-
mia Hay: Bran shorts, Brown stuff and Ship1stun;
shucks and Fodder; Canada. Nova Scotia and VIZ
ginia Oats; James River and kosendaie cement;
Rockland Lime; Calcined Plaster. and Piasterng
Hair Tar and Kosin for sale consignment, IN lots
fo anti nnrchasers BRIL- GFOkD O.,
~. On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

CocK-FIGHr BROKEN UP IN BosroN On Wed.
nesday night, the police visited ''Tammany Hail.
in Boston and broke mp cock fight in progress
between parties Of New York and Boston for five
hundred dollars side. Several of the principals
to the match were arrested, and about two hun.
dred spectators scattered in haste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

Thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
on the late firm of DIBRsLL & JOHNSON, the subscri-
ter hopes By strict attention 10 business to merit
continuance OF the same. 4. Ii. DiBRELL.
"a l-5ScIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29
HEAVY THEFr.-Two lads, Jos. Hous.

HEAVY THEFT.-Tw0 lads, Jos. Hous-
to ] and James Baker, were before the Mayor yes.
terday, to answer the charge of stealing sheet
lead from the roo. of "Publc Warehouse" This
building is covered with slate, secured by lead
along the ridge pole, to prevent the joints from
leaking. On three occasions party of boys have
climbed upon the roof, in the night time torn of
the lead, and sold it TO any one that would pur-
chase it. Last Thursday, the prisoners, with five
or six other lads, offered 20 sell Mr.. George s.
Low mes a quantity of this lead, taken the night
before, and that gentleman, suspectiug how they
got it, gave information and had them arrested.
As there are other parties concerned, the nvesti-
CATION has been adjourned to q future day.
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- LrooIIop.

40. O. BpAHD.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN pAvonTfS DsaYD. 1IvAxn
ON sA1x, BIZ JAMES @, McAN0k6W
de Sly 81, PIHg sfnIEf New Yoax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

~ SrovEs, RANals AND FURHA01s.
Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignie-
nette. Purchasers are invited TO examine the quail
ity of our wares We especially recommend tAs
Richmsnd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Ho6p Cook Stove.
Repairs ways on hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Stove Store.
n4- Wanted Immediately two first class workmen.
oc l6 GEORGE BTARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

AN EYE SoRE.-An intelligent physi-
clan reqsests up to enquire when 1t is contem.
plated to reopen 18th street between Main and
Franklin. This street has heea blocked up for six
weeks, to the discomfort of the neighborhood. He
also thinks thasif the superintendent of streets
would get on his horse and ride about Richmond
he could:see such deep holes and qusgnires as
perhaps were never seen in any other city. The
one on Franklin between 9th and 9Th, unless
filled up within a few days past, is dangerous al
night to vehicles, well as horses and drivers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

GAMBLIyG.-Green, the reformed gambler, is
giving Sunday lectures in Chicago, on his abau.
doned vice, and ma named Kneass accompanies
him and sings THE Gamblers Wife," and sabbath
BelIsD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

A CoMPLINRNT.-Lieut. Marry, of the United
States Navy, has been complimented by the French
Government, with the Order of the Legation of
Honor. as a tribute CT his valuable services, as
man of science and research.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

- JossPH HoDason, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Pre-smptiQa Agsns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

Richmond Jan. lst, 1889.
NJ B.-Persons Indebted to the late concern of
Price watkins, and those having claims against
it, will call on u for settlement.
ia l-ddcW I'm co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business of Messrs
WATKINS Il FICKLEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and those of the late r,i
of Binford, Mayo Blair. pedging to them all the
| advantages which promised in the above adver-
tisement Their wants either IN person By order
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. WIN MAYO.
10 -
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- @GDo1G1 b. D118l, DsnAisL O0e
and rsstde1ce. Ne. -. q Aaia. bstwssa g - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

In San Francisco June H. Agsus Morrison aged &c years,
foIn ely II Portsmouth, n. II.
IN Fsuci,co june IS, Lyman Clark, formerly Of New
Nork STATE eyed 50 years.
In June q Willard W Tyler native of Yer
mont, aged - years.
In FrsnC,s,o 26 Theophas NASH foIusrly Of
H. siou. Mass ~ years.
Ia FrsIc Juuc o. Nancy w wife Il Henry Mlle-,
s,q Francisco aud daughter Of J. Sheldon, esq Of
Cbepachc r. ! srd q years
A. snitns ll frs,h, River June IS James Keep formerly
Of Lee Mass aged 10 yrsrs
A. Osklsnd ON Wecue,day June o. at m Of pu,nJ
throat. ~ BrocAebmh, brother aw 20 Gov John Il. Wei
l.r ns.d ~ years
In yrsuci.co June q william L. Eensn aged 81 year
q native of Phi sdelphia.
In Yolo County one mile below Washington. Msrcu. T..
Roberis formerly Of DeIhh, Oneida County ~ Y aged "a
and months
In san srape.co Ju,e IS Mr., Cec,tis A. Long native Of
Troy, n HG~d 50 Nrsu
Gra,' Valley J6uc 10, Theodor, II. West, aged d yea
fcIn,t.N Il l. mira n y.
MaN,ul june le RosanG Friend aged i5 years iofue
cf Laucue OHIO
IN Jao.on Valley. May 2? William H. An,s,, aged u years.
foiusry 60 Missouri
sarranno jan, IS Thons. p. M,or aged % years for
n 4 ludisua.
Atssr,s Cruz Juuee Eli Moor aged So years native c
North caio'us.
Crs laue 10 Robe,; Patterson, aged II year. for.
n.rly of Nee Ncrk city.
IN Fan frsncsco, June 80 Dr. A B. Hill OF Newak y. j..
sgd shout 81 yesIs
Oa Cop no H. April George Smith SEAMAN lie fell from
The oi ship Arab q d-cb allied Instantly
Al H'a',lsu, May q tIauces e wlfe Of r Woo eel.
sg'S - y'sis
~ V4noolyer ". T May o. Nj hae s MalhsIe aged n
years a naive Of GtvBy, ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
A HEATED TERM-A SIROCCO.

Correspondence. u Inc Ml-sOuI DrHtias-
SiS FRASCIsCO, July |, 1859.
Reports from all paris Of the STATE Indicate p"ll OF
unusually hot weather for THE country. Some 81 tie m
te,ior towns must have fairly baked ct monday AZ
Shasta which in the latitude Of NewlOrk, the Their
noneter raDgoi on the 27th from los TO us so the
dispatches say-aDd at Oroville Sonora, Columbia
Nevada Auburn, Maiyrve, aud else where, the s.me
exiraoi binary beat manifested. But worst OF al
was the visitation inflicted upon the town OF SHASTA
Bar bara which il do VI the coast some HO miles be0"
this city. terrible sfocco swept over that place ldst
week which caused everybody 10 run ~thla doois and
shut themselves up ia houses. Cattle we're Killed,
water became more than blood.warm, fruit withefed
and fell FROM eebanches If roasted, gram dried mp,
M d. 10 TACT everything Of perishabe nature died IS
if hegore the blast OF furnace.
Fortunately, we Of San Francisco have escaped, and
the weather taken all III all has been dehgh full Ihe
mercury lac not yet reached IS and an Offset to
VAIN Gays have had refresblgty cool evenings aud
uights. Recently there d variation OF 81 III me
tempera'ure between a. III. and p. II Il called
unusually hot here # i, gets a. high a. ~ aud Sc
have only had few such day. The afternoon sea
heezes Afford pleasant relief, and such thing az
sun-etruke never was hears Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
yIurriaUes.

H. SaaDeno June l6 Lewis BiDuinger TO Elizabeth Faus
Her 1900.
In San Frsrcisco June a. by he Rev y. Briefly William
Quss Of that city, and Hattie r. Carlton, of selcm Mesa
chuscits
IN son Frau,isco June % by the Rev A. Brunei Charles
Baker Of Sacramento aud Miss Jennie +. Higgins Of South
P.kn, kiagsis County, ". Y
IN s,nnla Valley 1n - BY the Rev Heory Bfol q. the
r,.it the brides father " H. Daily Of San ffapcisoo
t. hire Kate Rsus hcTt. -
IN meo june 49, L. FEEDER Sophie Hsi, both OF Ma
7 sville. - .
Dopough
In N.noeino CITY June o. th- re,ideroe OF the brides
father by 10, Rev Joel BarDel Ar Wood Mss Mary
J Lal,i1e daughter II CaI;. u. y Lansing
In San Frncis-o July by the R"v. J. Hnlhrcok Mr.
Wn kidd,r and Mss Amanda Meiyuc Jewell, both OF Bos
ton Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
MURDERS AT PANAMA-NOVEL GOLD
DIGGlNGS, &c.
Prem Or oSu Cor,.Poossai.
PANAMA. y. G.. July l..

FTtfl UlF U~ y NNift'I ll'St-Tf
PANAMA, y. c., July l., 1859.
Our local news iJr the past fortnight IS No, Of
very erest interest William Williams. alias Teal.
WHO killed Cspt. OTIS, ielow-psssenser on board
the care while crossing TIE lstbmus 90 the 10th
ult has been tried by jury and found guilty Of
violent homicide" Which involves, according 10
the laws of this country. confinement il the chNn-
gang irom four 10 ten years. Against The trsl
the prisoner has appealed 10 the higher courts in
BoSots and as, owing TO our grea, distance from
the capital il takes very long time to settle such
matters, j. is highly probable that Williams vii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

THE PoTAro CRoP has not given promise of such
an abunient yield as il does this season Tor many
long year; and the early crop hes been Of excellent
quality with very little sign Of the diaeas causing the
rot, though hear that there has been some cause
Of alarm upon Lorg leland within few days past and
the faimers have hasened crop nto market faster
titan they would have bat for this fear and the
Consequence las been such large supply in the city
that prices are low. Good potatoes have lately been
selling e. fifty or sixty cents bushel, and even at
that comparatively 10. price the crop nu.t pay pretty
well, the yield per acre il so large.
John G. Bergen told US yesterday that the fed
which be then harvesting would give over 300
bushels per >cre. Tns upon the sandy l)sm soil OF
the end Of the slsnd. He also stated that he had
f.ld- where the tops were turning dark in
conssqueDce of beirg struck with blight and that he
had hot ced good many tubers beginning 10 decay;
but he does not anticipate, from Appearances, any
tLirg he such affection Of the whole crop Al we
have experienced IL former YEAR, On the north Of
the city, where the so j. more elayey and the cc,p
50 far advanced on the Island We have oo. s..n
or be ard Of q sign OF disease
The New Hampshire p.psrs, and 10 fact those fron
various sections OF NsyE gland peak Of the potato
crop IN the most fst.eriDg terms
Tie prospect Is, then almost if not quite univer.
say favorable FOR great and good potato crop; acd
'r 'hore who have 10 buy this necessary of almost
every American family, very moderate price,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

san tsA>CiSCo. INescSN, July ,.
Bryonds fair iohbirg trade aud mAtir pertaining n"
.shu at the mail to pohas Of has
usu.Vd The slh,t - day MoNEy "a. been moderate
I-qu,i p q Their, sood demsui N Com Bass,
wrb r.sdy sale, @OP. MkNlCAN poLLAss rae dal u
4 cent pr,uiuTn.
hoVs-A very tgl"jcbbus husin.'s only i rep'r,e5
WHI,rSa ofS sNsls fair private term quo;aee q
IN fGiT al q 2. or choice.
RAsifN-So sales rrp,fted.
roIsToss-sa, OF -. .ack. ur~, ~ 1ts - :. BE 2.
CsICNS-Ssl- OF IS sscss a. !Q2. g a.
ALCoHnL--Sale Of p bhs New tnrs on private ,srm
FE,NDy-itO! cssss Ne~ orb I'D OF pnv>te terms
WNsSsl-, wuh1 tn pas .ish: Of lSS o4sss Bordeaux
in pa, - &Ss sDd ~ -. do =. IS ~ - p.
NHiSNN- sale IT Sc bb's American or private terms
sIGaK-iiv half bsG NV OIcsus sold private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

- kfNEDf FoR BLACK FLIES AND PUyKIEs.-
lake email vessel, say holding ouEces and fat,
20 D. 10 he conveLient carry In the pocket and Jed
car ger 81 brt sking. and fiji with the best sweet or
owe Oh ADDING little oil Of pennyroysl, ard shake,
aid your mixture is ready. Apply coating OF this
over al exposed parts rubbing into the beard slso,
hhd you VII sufr but little, If any, from there
oi couIse volatile but rendered lees co. ND ned sih
sweet oil and the sweet oil of t.ef is always q. good
with nothing combined with il. This application will
'ast long tue before another is needed. Toe olive
oil II bereht to the -kin and the p.nnyroyGl is
peasant perfume. Try IT, and you won't have that
smallpox look when you come out of the woo-ls.
-igsDH, Neg. YAK. {. l. FREDERICK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH

The C"mmis-l0u"rs net yesterday
The bark Lo,e Ar, truD Havana, was reported ~
Dr. Guun who stated that he hsd unt case OF yell
low fever un board, though 10 fair -ta'e of cohva-
lescerce whom he mad sent To the 7" Florence Night
iDyse, the new floating hnsp'tal, in tie Lower Bay,
near which the vessel was also de'ane' Toe Board
directed ibsf she ard all other infected vessels 'ubse
queply arriving should be there detained for fifteen
days Al passed resout setting the time for ubt-
iui ses TO remain at Quarantine at nle days IN
stesd ~ five, a. heretofore.
The Health Officer also directed 10 keep sharp
lookout for yelo vessels, and 10 report the re-
sur of the Of patients at the floating hospital
Adjourned TO Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
AFFAIRS OF CENTRAL AMERICA.
o. Dan

REALLJD, Nlcaragus. June 30, l-5J.
Tee steamer Columbus arrived at TIL. port on
the I'D reary tso days later thsl usual, having
exp, rieuced the stOrincst yoysge she has ever
made VI this cosst. She reported Gru. Lamar
sicA 81 Punta Arenas. Costa Rlca. Sir VIM. G..
Ou,eley snd suite 81 San Jo,c. Sir Vim. i. -ad
10 b ser! tired Of Costs Rica, and perfectly DIS
eu.id with tie ji'hones; l.,le tyrsnt who hiss re-
Gently rrclected' himself aud "a niIy President
Of the Republic" United States sloop Of war
Cy,Ee wss al Puuta Arenas with the French frig4,e
Constantine and English friga.e Hiyaoa. Tue
CysDe.. was to sail 70, San Juan del sur and
Resltj'. when tie su,hor!ties on shor. had pissed
proper Judgment on tie case Of au American who
had killed native in " free fight" I.gass
question whether tie killug was intentional or &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

home, ard Las probably sailed IRE this from Caao;
the Cysne i; on the coast Uf Ceutral America. We
have no Merchant vessels IN port: business l.
rather dull our weather for N OF the year
Is remark big fne, AID l.stly, our railroad is IN
spensid working order, al dong large aud rap
IDLY Incr-s.IUg burIo'.-
The Panama Railroad Company steamer Coluu.
bus nIiycd here on the 18th, having been delayed
at San jose De Guatemala in landing her cargo,
owing 70 bad ~esther.
Dates fiom CT ,TENAIA are ~ Juna %. The
coyrtry Was quiet. and the lndisns of toe Altos
once more restored H. order The general news Is
very upinterestihg. Under Gen. Carrera's gDy.r0-
m-Dt the country is steadily drvro piog n r--
suuIces; pes roads sre bciug opened, yl1uiatIoos
Of coffee formed, and general impetus gwen t.
business. t this STAT, uf things toe cnmmdncs.
ti0n afforded by the CJlImbu tss materially aided
and hen toe Cump-nys new steamer Gut,emsla
tsk,s Der place on the station II III 10 du,t still
further stimulate the trade OF the entire OF Centrsl
Amrrics.
The question between the representatives, Of : IL
ysdOr AID Honduras is for the present arranged but
hon long II VII REMAIN 50, !! Is Impossible ~ prog
nOsilcate.
En- IN NICAR,UGUt the news Is not very import
ant The oc, papers ale still filed with Mons Belly
sDj bis schemes. a correspondent of III, star.
wbo appesrs a. be well p, s,-d up says:
"Prgte funa' who ven; 20 Co-ia Res 20 hsye. the
Belly contract ratified hs- cot Vet returned nor 90 g-
know anything OF Iii movements. He i ROW sb.cat
about -1 week., and i-srs eater atei for hs
ssiriy ne took the overlaud zone. Belly be. been
az San Csros founding, Ike Romulgs. second Rome
phch be calls Felicia |, Is said tbs, be hss i-suei
very interesting prrcamg,pes, in lie maze OIL re
Company, az ains, the United States Government q,
well a. the N.csraugusr. The latter Government has
officially disspprovst Of al his sc.s, 80 tha;
they aQouri % ng:hing more tsas a. eaibgrst Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.


n. United s,a;es mail steamship Mos Taylor,
lsp, Bcfowan, Jeff A,pr val On the morning Of the
~ net. nth Pacific mails, pesssbge and treasure
vh eh tf, San FrsbcJcp on July G. sod arrived a.
her wharf in this port W dn-.dsy nOrpng, July =.
The Pacific mail II. anship Golden Cat Capt X.
l.. whiurg, arrived al Panama on me night o. the
18th with TO passengers, aGd treasure a" 10 lows;
pOf New YCfk = 4 ,slr,
For LpslaDe .............s..'....' ~ A., ~
toI Psn4JDs......s.s..ss'sss. '''''''.
To,sl........................ .... = sS>'' ~ y
The te.u.t ~ Wellington arrived - San IRAN
eSeo July 2 from N.w.York Nov. I, 1873
The United States siesu-'ng.le Roanoke, rag
Officer MeCluneJ, was at Aspinwal.
hpcb excitement bAs been Occa1ODed a. Panama,
and o. the Istbmu- generally, BY the accidental open
ipx Of soue Of the Indian graves IA "a. Chnqh d1-
tsc, and The discovery therein OF large qaahtties OF
gsd, II images. gods, &c. A there ere supposed TO
H. nnby THOUSANDS Of these graves equally ~ea thy
many hundreds Of persons had gone thither, ard o.
ready nany Thousands Of dollars worth had been
taken out and sent 10 Panama.
July %, s n. NJ, lat 80 ", lon - f3, Psssed
scb,on.r Ada della Tore, standing y. w.
Same day, l0.3On M, lat. 80 ~, Ion. ~ ~ W.
ps,s.d ,hip Erie Of Bath, No, standing 10 the L.
We are under obEe atoms 10 Puf-er bUiiay for the
promp, delivery Of packages aud Gles Of California
esd Panama papers.
TIE following r. the TIea,ure List Of the Moses
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-30
Last Nights Dispatches.

HALIFAX, July z9-PM
The steamship Ocean Queen, from South
ampton the Goth and The Needles on the
2lst was intercepted off Cape Race this
morning.
The steamer Nova Scocian arrived out on
the 10th.
No general news has been received. The
following are the commercial advices:
LIVERPOOL, July 10.
Sales of cottonfor three days Z, 900 bales.
There has been decline on all qualities Of
SOL, the market closing very dull.
Breadstuffs very dull and declining. Pro-
visions dull and declining. 7s
Consols are quoted at 954@95f.
The breadstuffs market closed very dull.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report flour very
dull. French brands are Offered at fur
Their reduction. American flour sells at los
OILS Cd per cwt. Wheat firm but quiet ;
Western red Is Cd; do white ss@9s Cd
Corn dull sales of mixed and yellow at IS
lodges Sd; white 7s(97s Cd. The harvest
prospects are favorable.
The circulars report provisions dull and
lower. Beef heavy. The auction sales have
been withdrawn. Lard steady and in bet
ter demand. Tallow nominally quoted.
The news items by the Ocean Queen were
not sent West until late hour in the night
too late for this mornings paper.1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-30
New York Market,

New YORK, July PORN
Flour more active, and prices have adj
vanced 106l5c.; sales of 10000 bbls at
4 SCOT 80 for superfine State; OO@5 20
for extra do; 25@5 rs for superfine West
ern; 4 SOFAS 30 for common to good extra
Western; 5 0565 10 for old, and 5 so for
fresh ground shipping brands round hoop
Ohio-closing firm. Rye -four quiet, at
4 0O(G4 60, Wheat firm, and l(G2c. bet
ter sales of $4,000 bushels at 73c for Chi
cago Spring; 20 for amber st. Louis;
10 for old red Ohio; % for new red /;
35@1 40 for new white Kentucky; 25
al 80 for new Southern red; 20 for mixed.
Rye dull; sales of LOO bushels at 75@
soc. Barley dull and nominal at 5s@6s.-
Corn heavy; sales of $1,000 bushels at 76
@78 for old mixed Western; 81 for new do !;
So for white Southern; sc for yellow do
Oats dull and lower at 37G4l. Whisky dull
at &c. Pork heavy and dull; sales of 900
bblS at 10 25@l5 35 for mess; 10 10 for
prime; II % for thin mess; Is % for
prime do; IL 5O@l2 so for rumps ls &C
for clear mess. Beef steady at 0O06 rs
for country prime; 8 oO@8 rs for do. mess !;
8 566l3 90 for re-packed Chicago; 10 25
OILS so for extra; prime mess dull and
nominal. Beef hams steady, but quiet, at
l5GlS. Bacon nominal. Cut meats lower !;
sales of 2lO packages at 6@65 for dry salt
ed shoulders; 6I for picked do; 8G83 for
dry saltcd hams. Lard heavy and lower !;
sales 400 bbls at l05@l03.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-30

ARRIVALS AND pEPARrUREs-FGoM 8 o'cLocs THURS
DAY TILL 3 O'clock FRIDAY.
Silser Star, Pa,lucah to Evansville.
Ida May, St. Louis to Cincinnati.
John TOmpkins, Louisville To Cincinnati.
Charley Bowen, Evansville 10 Cairo
Hazel Dell, st. Louis to Louisville.
Mariner, Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
Silver Star, Evansville 10 Paducah.
Maid of the Mist, Evansville to Henderson.
The Maid of the Mist, Capt. Lancaster, is
the packet for Henderson to-day. She had
n splendid trip yesterday.
The Charley Bowen left, yesterday, for
Cairo, loaded down to her guards.
The Moses Mcclellan will be here this eve
ming about o clock, on her way to Louis
Vile from Memphis.
The Greenville is due this morning, with
large lot of tobacco, to go East by rail-
road.
The Poland, in charge of Capt. Gracey,
with Mr.. Jerome Duncan in the office, leaves
to-day at 10 o'clock for Louisville.
The J. II. Done will undoubtedly leave
for Cairo on Monday morning. Shippers
will hurry down their freight to-day.
The Silver Star arrived rather late yester-
day, but left ut her ususual hour.
The river, yesterday, was still falling
slowly. Business more brisk than for sew
eral days previous, treights being more
plenty. f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-30

A New HOTEL IN New 0RLEANs.-The
old Banks Arcade on Magazine street, New
Orleans, is being taken down, to give place
to splendid hotel. A letter from New Or
leans says: "This property is owned by A.
B. James, one of the largest and wealthiest
iobbers of dry goods in the city. He has
made one million of dollars in the past fif-
teen years. The building is 10 cost $780,
600, and to have $50 rooms; it is to be FIVE
stories high. There will be two stores on
each side, with bar in the center. Twenty
five rooms will have parlors attached, and
bathing rooms; there will be 80 rooms be-
sides, with bathing rooms. The contract
for building is $4,000 more than if taken
this time last year. The dining-room ill
be 60 by rs feet. The house will be finish
cd by the first of January next"