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A CARD TO THE aENTLEMEN

A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN
OfMe different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps and to the citizens Of Washington in general.
Positively taught only limited time longer Apply
TNHE possession of HANDWRITING, which is for
J. to the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons
gagged in public business private e Of such i'm
portance, that
Mr. BRIsrow, FINISHING WRITING MASTER.
Of twenty years practice the Atlantic cities and
London, views OF propriey and public benefit
in submitting specimens of his style of teaching 1t the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence, that, Notwithstanding the de-
fec the stiffness, campness. deformy Of their present
writing they have excellent opportunity of acquir
ing, with certain and success,
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The freedom and handsome similarity OF the writing
exhbited--bold rapid, and manly
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty, Enthusiastically delicate and
very graceful.
Mar 23-Imd
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DISTIN'S CONCERT.-Mr. Distin and his sons, the
~ celebrated performers the horns, have the honor
that they will give grand
Tuesday evening, April 10, which will be positively the
last in Washington They will perform entirely
selection Of their splendid operate pieces, and grand
fantastic the national airs of America Vocalstsi Miss
Morau O'Conno Miss Louisa Dstn, and Messrs T., W,
and H Distn. Pianoforte Mr.. Willy.
Doors open n, to commence at o'clock. Tickets 30
cents, be had the usual places. Apt
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RaRulatiOu-NN UMifOrIn.

Navy DEPARTMENr April s. 1S49
The Boatswains Gunners, Carpenters and Samakers
OF the Navy will each side of the coacolar large
navy BUTTON the back part of blind button hole three
inches long, worked with black twist
The above named officers will also round their caps
d band OF navy gold lace, inch and quarter wide
VIM BALLARD PRESTON.
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A true copy.-Attest
Protest.

49, SPRINGFIELD, January II, 1874.
We, the undersigned, creditors of Philemon Warren,
John NJ. Warren, and Fitz Henry Warren, all of Brim-
held, insovent debtors, having each proved claim
ag ainst said debtors to the of fifty dollars more
hereby signify Erasmus D. Beach, esquire, master in
chancery dissent and objection to the granting of
any certificate of discharge either of said debtors
the belief and conviction that there must be property
large amount belonging TO the said debtors, which has
not been disclosed and passed to the benefit of their credit
ors We confirmed in this belief from the following
facts,
lst It has not been shown, from losses sustained by
said debtors or otherwise, how the amount of their debts
should SO Tar exceed the property in their hands,
scarcely TO admit of a nominal dividend
3D. That the said John M Warren within six months
before being declared nsolyent, in conversation with
Asa Lincoln, esq., respecting claim in his favor, and
claim in favor OF the town of Brmfeld, said the said
Lincoln, 'Your claim against is safe, and is that of
the town, and OF every other creditor"
3D. That said Fz Henry Warren, in conversation
with Theodore Bliss, esq. of Springfield, but short
time before being declared insolvent speaking of the
liabilities of Augustus Wheeler endorser of Warren
Sons. said that said wheeler amply secured for
every dollar of his liability aforesaid"
This protest signed by James Dmick, Toand County
Bank by their attorneys, Chapman Ashmun, and Nor.
ton, and by large number OF others.]
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OFFICE or MILLER q co..


Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets,
WHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Union. and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office In Mary
land.
MILLER CO. have the pleasure Of pre- sentins TO tho
public the most
BrsHart Lottery draU~ n ~ Udsssd states.
The capitals large and brii1nt-ths main prize
Hundred Thousand Doilarss
And hochance for obtaining capital prize 10 truly spen
did Inpnrchasng by the package, the purchassr has
chance 700 of drawing the great prize Of 800 and
chance in $50 of drawing either the
$l2 500one chance in every six packages of
drawing the 500 OOO $4,000 e25 00O 2600 50 00O
$4,000 1000, 900, 1850 Truly splendid chance
Tor packages.
MILLER 81 CO. say try ono and in return look out for
at least OF the
Great Capital Prizes!
Besides this splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots making ftson prizes In every twenty-five
tickets. tF
Leok At this nAssG Noble Lottery,
ErrrrLxp
Grand Consolidated LstfWv ~ sMasykGssd, Ciass a.
To be drawn at the Law Bndings in tho city OF Balt-
more, on - 80.
SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1919.
Under the observation-disclosures of commissioners appointed by
his excclency the Governor of Maryland.
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rREEN Parasols md ParnsOlets.-Ths day opened
VI 800 OF tn. best and desirable coors
which will be sold unusually cheap.
AID IO-3taw2wif BARNES & NIT CHELL.
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A CARD-The attention of the ladies and gentlemen of
"A Washington Baltimore. Georgetown, and Alexandra,
is respectfully invited to the very extensive sale OF excellent
Thursday next the 18th instant and continue from
day day until all is sold, the National or Colemans
Hotel in Washington G. In addition to what is already
advertised, there fine piano forte, made by Nu'nis,
Clark, ~ Co., with Eoan attachment; also marbleoP
sideboards and bureaus, hne extension dining tables
very gilt mirrors best French plate two OF
which feet by four feet six inches and one ten
feet by three feet For further particulars advertise
nent in lnelgencer and Union, in which only part OF
the extensive lot is enumerated shall commence the
sale in The dining room with the fine glass; crockery
plated abata and britannia After which the public
will be notified of order Of sale from day day Dealers
and hon abovenamed cities, and the public
in general are particularly invited Please be punctua
the time as have long road TO travel.
APP 10-6uf A. GREEN, Aucr
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n H. PARTRIDCE, M. D., No 1875 Spruce street,
~. Philadelphia continues TO give his particular at,en.
treatment of diseases OF the skin, scrofua and
diseases of the throat
Office hourss Sam, p m, and p. m.
In 1O--yt$
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by n. GREEN, .asAcfsonecr

GROCERY STORE, FIXTURES, &c, AT AUCTION
VI On Monday The 9th instant shall sell at the grocery
East Capitol street, the East Capitol gate
10 o'clock, n. M a good lot of groceries, viz,
Tea, sugar. coffee, molasses, and oil
Lard, soap, candies, tobacco, cigars, &c.
Nails. brushes brooms, pickles. catsup
Spices, beans, glass jars, &c.
Glass, crockery, and stone ware
Also, the fixtures, tea canisters
Scales, weights, and measures, oil cans, &c.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Ap6-3t Auctoneer.
t1-The above sale postponed, In consequence OF
the rain, until to-day. Sale rain or shine
Apl0 A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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TNDIA SIks, Grenadines, Tissues, and Reregcs.-
L BARNES IL MITCHELL would respectfully announce
to the ladies that they have newly opened immense
supply the fashionable and desirable styles Of the
description wear embracing every variety Of COLOR
price, and kind. .
Also the greatest variety OF new and beautiful style OF
French lawns at l2A cents.
Plain figured and satin-strped linen lustres and linen
gnEhams.
Mousseines de aine in plain green, pink, and blue.
Likewise plain mode and fancy color do from I2A
Wide bordered shear lawn inenca brio handkerchief
cheap.
Gloves OF every kind
Hosieries OF all descriptions. eaf
Lace capes French, worked collars, &c.
Between 9th and 9th streets, Pennsyivania avenue
AID lO-3aw2wif tf
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ENRENCH SrRAWS.-Just received, and will be open
cd this day, of style of yellow French
straws PARKER'S
| Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn av.
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T ITTELLs Living Age, No. 257, IL La Cents.-CoN-
IL
l. Hunts Poetry of Scence.-Eraminer.
2 The Closing Scene, by the Rev. Erskne Neale-Brtt-
tdnid. ,
g. Aytoun's Laws of the Scottish Cavaliers-Spectator
4. The British Colonies.-Itmes
g. The Self Seer concluded.-fraser's Magazine.
6. Fonainebleau des Families.
T. Lamarnes Observation-Disclosures.
8. Canada-Ne,c York Courier.
Short ARrIcLEs.-Thomson's Poems; The Preacher
Gold Seekers Manual; Andrew Kinloch The Toothache
Bibliomana in the Middle Ages; Smiths Canadian Ga
zetteer.
Published weekly at six dollars a year, by
f. LITTELL " CO., Boston.
WAsuNaToN December ~ 1915.
or all tho periodical journals devoted to Literature ant
science which abound in Europe and in this country this
has ppear I'd be the most useful 1t contains in
deed the exposition only of the current literature OF the
English language; but this by its immense extent and
com prehension includes portratue of the human mind
in the utmost expansion of the present age.
Ap10 J. " ADAMS.
q rRAW nInttngs Linen SheetinKs, ScJ received
y per schooner Washington, direct from New York. lie
pieces Canton Matngs and rs pieces Barnsey Sheetngs
to which the attention OF housekeepers among
which are
80 pieces Al extra super premium mattings
25 do Sd do do
Is do Ga do do
IS do different widths, low-priced
10 do !24 extra super linen shcelings
10 do I04 do do
do Cd do do for pillow cases
Also, table damasks Of every width, from the lowes
price finest grade huckabacks Russia Scotch ane
Irish diapers toweinRs crash and table Napkins Mc al
OF which will be offered at unprecedentedy low prices
AID IO-3taw4wif PHI. HOOE CO.
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GOVERNMENT SALE-On Thursday the 18th Of
VI April ut IL m, at the United States arsenal Washing
on d. c. for of government shall sell pub
lie auction the following described stores, viz,
III hnt-lock pistols, 196 cartridge boxes
26 swords and sabre various patterns for officers and
prvates
l,l92 black walnut musket and rifle stocks
variety OF accoutremcnts for infantry cavalry
and rihemen
5000 .pokes and 400 feoes, (seasoned timber)
10000 pounds scrap wrought iron.
Lot OF scrap cast iron.
The will sold without for ash and Of
fered suit purchasers and may be seen at the
arsenal any day previous to the day of sale.
E. c. u G. F. DYER,
Ap 10-eodNds Auctoneers.
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(1ANTON Mattlngs-CLAGETT ~ DODSON have
~ Just received per ship Gogo, via New York
200 pieces superior and very heavy Canton Mattings
both colored and white, which will be sold low
Also, buff linen, painted and transparent chintz, all
widths for window blinds all new goods, and warranted
fast colors These delightful goods for summer use
Also, IA heavy brown mask for dancing on, and
tor crumb cloths THIS article Will be great saving &c
the carpets and time of those who spread
ing the carpet, cheerful and pleasant appea
is Produced besides saving the trouble OF taking up the
carpet. 1t is very durable
Also, brown figured damask, for steps.
Together with thing like furniture dry goods need
ed in housekeeping. CLAGETT " DODSON.
AID lO-3teodlf
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I ONDoN inoehois marki"g-ink for writing with
Ia preparatory on linen. silk, cotton, &c, with pen
imported direct from London by the advertiser being the
best that he has been able CATER many endeayo) TO find
any where. FRANCK TAYLOR.
An
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Private boxes rs cents dress circle and parquete, so
cents gallery, Is cents
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VALUABLE Testimony from the south.-We like

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April 8, lS49.
APP l0-3t
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NEW GOODS.

] UST reed Gt tue subscriber ass'd sup'r fine
- fashionable blk Silk hats:
few pieces sup'r furniture chintz;
Crimson, Magerihe blue ana blk Alpaca,
A tuil asst Chdrens ond Boys Shoes;
a handsome stock OF Ginghams and Calicoes;
Black and changeable Cravats;
hid, silk, COlton, and Wooden Gloves and Mitts:
Extra whale-bone, sup'r needle, spool cotton;
Muslin de lanes and cashmeres :
Sup'r white yellow, red, and green flannel;
Linen handkerchiets, fine and cheap;
Combs, hair brushes, and pomatum
Blown and beached musins drills and checks
Cassimeres, casinetts, plalds, and linsevs,
Chlldren's and men sup'r silk pocket h'dk'
MarsaIlles quilts, and sunr assd hosiery for sale
very low Please call al the price store, corner
Main and ID SITS
AT WILLIAM HUGHES.
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A CARD.


hR. BANNING, from y. York, asks to an
~ nouncc that he has taken rooms at the Sher
wood House, where he will remain until Saturday
the 9th inst, and may be consulted gratuitousiy
relative the use of his BODY Brace as an aux
Hilary preventive aud relief OF incipient and confirm
ed dropping, laneuor, and detornity of the spite
and one hip and shoulder; also OF W akntss's OF
the vocal, pulmonary, and digestive; uuvous,
spinal. and female systems He would add, In 1t
must be evident to all that these permaT el', d =
forming and often fatal maladles are usually the
result OF small beginnings; and also hat The ra q
usually prevents, or relie- es the same by IIm.y
nportng the small of the ue1k back, ana Nv
effectively elUatng the whole se.tes Of ssnkfm m
ter7lat organs; and III manner perfectly concor-
dant with the genius and mot ons OF the body
l he Medical Faculty and Profession are CORDIALLY
invite to call and examine the brace. Rooms
en- from A NJ. to IL NJ, and lady in attendance
Gpon ladies.
p. S. By the permission OF their medi cal atten-
dant DR.. b. will call at the dwellings ol those who
desire II and una6ie 10 call at his rooms.
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CIGARS.
PORTRAITS AS NATURAL ASH FEl

vi X. J. MOSS, respectfully solri Is the tentioL
4'A OF the Ladies and Genttmen Oi Evansville anu
vicinity 10 his beautiful Daguerreotype Portraits
which may he his room on Main ST., over
hoilenbergs confectionery store. Having procur-
ii ono OF the best German instruments, and being
amIllar with all the improvements in the mode o.
operating, he IS enabled TO lake Likenesses, which
Tor durablhtyot impression, SUPPLYING accuracy anu
Jeauly, and iIe-ilke expression he surpuss-
ed. lie keeps constantly on hand great variety OF
asses PIaln and Fancy Ladies and gentlemen are
inxiOusy invited 10 call and examine his NUM- rous
specimens taken by this truly wonderful art No
charge tor visitors. Pictures can be taken in clear
)r cloudy weather. All those who wish to get a
good Likeness should call soon, as he will remain
My while business iavurs him. Thorough instruc-
TONS given in the art IN all lis branches, Terms al
ways reasonable. Mr.. Moss may be found at all
times at his rool or the Sherwood House.
n, b, Dark dresses take more beautiful than
light, In l3-lwd-2mw.
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PARTNERsHTp NOTICE
NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method to inform tht
l. public that he has opened general agency OF.
tee in the corporation OF LanascO, adjoining The city
>. Davs's steam Mill where he will attend promptly
to all business entrusted his care, he will
agent tor the purchase and sale OF Real Estate. lie
is alsD prepared TO make Conveyances Bonds, Mort
cages. and other .nstruMents of writing. take &C.
acknowledgements =, &C. by strict attention to business
entrusted to his care, he hof Is merit share oil
patronage hive now tor sale about seven hun
bred acres OF first rate land, situate the canal about
three and half miles from the city.
mar 6, 49 " NATHAN ROWLEY.
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FRCSTsS PICTORIAL,
UNITED STATES AMERICAN,

Il ~ I'll ano copio lstuiy OF l it states
"A tor iamilies and libraries. The result OF years
OF st 'dy and research by f cur ATTEST writers
commencing from the discovery of America by the
rhmen, 10 the close OF the war with Mexico EN-
braclng the early discoveries ana progress of cvi-
zaon- the Revolutionary war the eleven Admin
lstralioRs and Mexican war. from volumes &c
pag Is compietein one book, with Frost's American
Generals, containing lives OF all the who nave
acted in the service OF United States commander,
from Washington down TO the present time. with
WORKS are now offered 10 the public by subscription
at the low p ice of SIS 50 per single copy. So p
apiece when both works ar, taken.
4-ttl JAS WOO. WORTH, Agent
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

~ III IA delsikned agent Tor the Coz
- unlbus Ono Ihsui ance Company, is prepaE
Ss<SSS9e ed to take lis shipments OF Merchaa
dlze. Produce, &c, from and to any part of the U
states by steam and sailing vessels, steam, lanai
tHrniture, &c, on nOst reasonable terms. :.
Tue high reputation which this Company beaEs EoR
its ability, iberality and prOmptness in adjusting ios.
entities II to the confidence and patronage OF she
public. ISAAC a. CIR AkE, Ag1 gst
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ATTENTION SHIPPERS!
An Ola UrNN ara EAOUSe IEnCAer a New
Mn


THE frmApf Harrington, Crane & ORiey
general forwarding ana Commission Mefchanls.
Evansville. ndana) having been this Gay dissolved.
ny the mutual consent OF its members, and p g.
O'Riley having purchased all the interest of his
coParlners Messrs Harrington and Crane, in the
business, Wharf Boat and properly, said firm.
md having associated himself with John Mitcheli
Esq, the business of the late finn will hereafter
be Carried on under II e rar ?. and firm OF
ORILEY & MITCHELL
/ ne patrons Ut the oId ana the public gene
rally are assn ed that nothing thai INDUSTRY, eneT
gy and tldeliy, accomplish snail be omitted to
ender The new firm worthy o. the succession cast
upon 1t by the above arrangements.
Nh O'Riey tenders his grateful acknowledge
ments 10 his friends for past tavGrs and would par
tlcular request all who desire 10 entrust theiI
business 10 i'm in future h careful "a cnnsign to
ORILEY & MITCHELL
vs. the use "a the naI,Ig.- ul Iut partners in
making consignments might beget confusion par
ticu!arly it they either of them should her Al
ter commence the same business
+. q. O'RILEY,
JOHN MITCHELL.
Evansville Ia, Nov sth l649. [3ml
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BANK DIVIDEND.

\ DIVIDEND OF per cent has been declared
"a from the profits OF this Bank for the six months
ending 3lst uIt payable TO Stock holders Oh de-
nand, dcducting taxes.
q. w. RATIIBONE, CaShisr.
BRANCH BANK, In lid 3-w3
Evansville, Nov II, 1919
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WILLIAM HUGHES.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOOD5.
| Isl received by the subscriber q general assert
- ment OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Boots
shoes, Hats, Caps, ready made c, othing, Flannel
sortmenr OF goods for Chdren's clothing. superior
Hosiery, and a general assortment OF Trimmings
which Will BE- sold very low please to call and
examine the stock.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
81 Corner Main and ID Streets.
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nR. BURCH, DeDtist-Has returned TO Ev-
| J ansvile, and would be pleased to attend the
calls OF those who wish his professional service -
office for the present in the room formerly occupied
the uost-office [Oct0ber4
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IELLuRAPHiC DISPATCHES.
Further particulars of the explosion OF
tho LOuiSiana---Dreadful loss of life--
Another Explosion.
New OaLEANs- Nov 10.

New ORLEANS, Nov 10.
The Louisiana blew all her boilers 10
pieces on the l5th.klling from $50 to 200 per-
sons and also wounding great many. The
Bostona alongside was much injured, and
Capt Dustin wounded. A steamer 1.-THE
Storm no doubt which was just landing had
her cabin blown off Many persons from Lou
isvle were killed and wounded A piece OF
the boilers twelve feetlong, was blown across
the levec.
The steamer Belle Creole blew up last
evening, killing the engineer and several OF
the hands between this city and Mobile.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

I'VE Ave just received ana waiting the orders OF
w our -tomers, a fresh lot oil Groceries.
50 prime Rio Coffee,
) hhds do Sugar,
Il bhls. Re boiled Molasses,
Together with gen qra assortment of other articles
lsual " found i'll grO cry stores, and to which We
:al the attention OF the public.
ALso-A splendid lot II Queensware, for sale low
ID. CKER & KRAMER.
me o-d&wtf
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FINE CARDS.

LARGE lot OF Porcelain. Pearl Surfaced
a Ivory - aced. Enameled, Peoples and Prn
Journ ii is al this time prepared to execute Cards
every description
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NEW YoRk, Nov 10, P. Nj.
CORRECTED REGULARLY BY BAEcocK, BIO s.

The demand for flour is firm for the Eastern
ports and prices are steady. $50
There has been a slight improvement in wheat
sales are confined TO city consumers. Corn is in
moderate request.
Sales of Mess Pork al $40 IS; Prime at S.
52&.
Sales of Spanish lead at 81 O64; American 81
2s.
Sales of whisky at 264c.
The market for other articles is unchanged.
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SHERWOOD HousE

sS S"Ap bAAkk ..' -. - .TBos. Z. GARylK
X AN Eli u GARY IN, AttOrpegS at Lar. Evan
- Vllie' Ia Ctfice in the Court House. seu3 as
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New ORLEANS, Nov IA


Sugar and NoIaSses.-The receipts quite
large yesterday, but nevertheless the demand
was good, and 400 hhds. changed hands at steadirr
prices, say 41a4s for Fair to Prime. Molasse>
still lower, and sales of 20OO bbls. at 20a2Okc
early in the day, but subsequently at l94a2Oc
mostly at the latter price
FTour-The market is firm, and 1900 bbls
founI buyers, of which 300 bbls. unbranded al
81 20, GIT bbls Illinois and St. Louis in three
lots, at S. 1871 100 bills. at S. 20, and 329 bbls
extra Illinois at So so per Dbl.
COrn.-No change and $500 sacks disposed of
including 306 sac ks prime at 81 $50 do. a
81, $40 old at So, and 100 to 800 sacks new at 81
a53c. per bushel
OGts.-A lot of 200 sacks Ohio sold at 35 but
St. Louis are held at 43a44
PrOuiSionS.-T Pork market was heavy, and
over 1900 bbls Mess were sold, at about So Cpl
and $50 bbls at SO 75aS9 co. Bacon selling a
d for prime Shoulders, and a for the best Sizes
Lard rather firmer, with sales of 1877 ierces at 81
&c bbls, at 81, and so do. strictly prime at &c
per pound.
Rope.-l75 coils good Rope brought re. pei
pound.
Coffee Sales $50 bags old Rio al 104c per lb
Hhisky.--Rcctified hid at 22a22c., will
small sales.
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VARIETY AND FANcY eooD STORE

4 =. TUSnLb has sale usuLu niue
! y articles in the way of: Combs Bru, hes Cra-
watts, Stncks Handk erchiets, SusperdtTs, Gl, YES.
Gold Pens, Pencil 5, Shirt studs. Zephyr Worsed
Steel Trimmings Shaving Cream, Brushes, X d and
Wax Dolls, Accord ons, Violin Strings, Pocket
Ink STANDS, Soaps, Chessmen and other Games &c
one door south Listers Book store, Main street.
n PIT