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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.

NV hSHINOT ON AN ALEXANDRIA,.
he Steamer GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COi.LlER will run regularly and
at he following hours: D8dkzBA
Leave Washington at 6. 8, 81 a. m, IL, T. 81 DIN,
Leave Aexandr a at A.. ia, 9. IOs1 a. m, I2j,, s.
~ pm.
WhaIey's line of Omnibuses connecting with the
soats Will leave the Capitol and the corner of 18th
street and Pa avenue, Pnnctually, follows y.
9, iGi, u, 8, and 4s4 O'Clock.
ELI Is T.. PRICE,
SAMUEL BAKER.
Jfn " Captains.
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X " no OKS So

=, now open al
No. <76 Pennsylvania ar,nus f,st doo, .,., -,
Ontisd States Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of sevarsI
Thousand volumes, embracing the choices I'm %onasa
ahd American Literature which will be saIS al tSs
pu9shers lowest prices, aud many nf them Tor less
sm a nhA oI nd PRESENT will be made
6""t fr Which Ses .ne sale TO each purchaser Of
our Gur rRESENTS consist in part If
ats any Sirer w atches. Gold I.ockets, Brace
go o. iets Cnains, Cameo, Gold stone aud Mo-
ssic rtns and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
&ciu aloh Keys, Cuf Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings,
each Thousand Books sold - ~
Satalogues oil Books can be obtained NJ the store
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO call and ex-
a'Hihe oqI stock Of Books and Presents.
dH-d ]. PHILBRICK, Agent.
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IL IL Is mentioned that Mr. Phipps. of U,,v
kins county, Tenn, realized this year an Income
Of S2O, 900 from the labor OF his fifty negroes, or
800 To each negro. The cost OF supporting the
negroes is not over $50 per year each, d. aviny
net Income VI $3.50 to the owner from each
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nfiENTAl. Nail. POLISH, slvIng a heautltu,
q Nstre 20 the hngeI nails, al GIBBS'S Hs.s
81 lore, asar 18th street, Pa. ave. is-sm
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CAVIAR, PETIrs pOIs, CHAMPIGNON

We call the attention Of ocnnoseurs to our i'm
PETiTS POIS. in butter and natural.
CHAMP!GNONS. natural.
ANCHOVIES. in kegs, picked
nUTrH HERRING. in kegs. picked.
TRUFFES, natural, Ia cans and bottles.
CAVIAR, OF the hest auaIiry, and extremely rare
KING Il BURCHELL,
Jan ID corner Vermont avenue aud 18th st.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, January l2th, 1859.
On the petition OF Joseph Eaton administrator of
the estate Of Charles r. Pam deco assd. of winsow
Maine, praying for the extension of a patent
ment in ''hsy presses" for seven years from the
expiration oi SAID patent. Winch takes place on the
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
at y O'Clock. m; and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause, ANY they have, why said Pc
titlOn ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony lied by either par " to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mltted IN accordance with the rules Of the Office,
The testimony IN the case will he closed on the
Sd Of April: dispositions and other pan2xR relied
upon testimony must be filed in the Office on or
before the morning Of thst day; the arguments, If
Ordered, also, that this notice he published in the
Union, Washington, ID. c., and Post, Boston, Mas
sachusetts, once week for three successive weeks
previous to the 18th Of April next, the day Of hear
ing. j. HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. 3. Editors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing this NOTICE. iaa l5lsvSW
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nifLoMATlC HISTORY OF the washIn. I'm
- Hho z Cams Administrations 10y w. H. Treseatf
vol; S1z5. Just published. :
dn FRANCK rayIOR
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,

rave determined to run Off my entire stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reducs 60
prices. Ny object In 30 doing is to close
out my stock as near as possible by the IstX
oil March, IN order to make extensive inn
pTOvements IN my store room.
4. My stock OF Shoes is larger, cheaper, and better
than 1t has ever been before
A few of the kind have To offer I will name:
500 pairs ladies' Black Foxed Caters thick s.les
at 81, cheap at 81 81
cents. cheap at 81
10 pairs Morocco Boots. thick soles. at 81, very
loo pairs Morocco boots, at Is cents
l50 pairs Ladies Black and Colorsd CATERS with
heels, at 81 .S7ts.
With general assortment of Ladies', Gentle
men 8, Boys and ChIldrens shoes of all kinds that
are kept IN krst- class shoe store.
would most respectfully invite all to give me a
Gail before purchasing. Bri the advertisement
along and see for Yourself.
Terms in all GASES cash.
r. NJ. MAGRUDER
Sl-2w CORNER 18th and streets No no
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The AMERICAN SURVEY OF THE IsrHMUs OF
DARIEN.-The Navy Department have advices
Of the arrival of the U. S. surveying schooner
'arina, Lieut.. Craven commanding, in the
Gulf of Darien ON the "a December, ult. Lit.
Z. Immediately commenced operations, and on
the 9TH ult. was almost ready to begin to ascend
the Atrato, leaving in the vessel n sufficient
force under Acting Master Bradford, who was
to prosecute the survey in Lieut. C.'s absence.
VIM. Huntress, boatswain's mate of the Va
rina, died On the 81 December, of erysipelas
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DISPATCHES FROM COMMODORE PAULDIyC
reached the Navy Department this morning.
1t is understood that they will be laid before
the Cabinet in the course of the day.
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- EDWARD sNOWDEN.

C EDWARD SNOWDEN,
NRNERAL CLAIM AND REAi, ESTATE
AGENT.
For Bountv Lands. Pension CLAIMS Prhsscu-
ton OF Claims before the Court of Claims COnsress
and the Departments, Purchase and Sale of real ca
tatss. attend To Renting Houses, Buy and Sell Land
Warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all bu siness of
similar character.
Offce corner 9th and Louisiana avenue
Jan Is " Washington CITY
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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.
For genuine, reliable FURS, free from moth and
fresh made, call at SrINEMETI'S, rs Pa ave
nue., between 18th and 18th stteets who has re-
ceIved Instructions from New York, To sell the 6Ie
assortment now hanl, on commission, at less DIS
CONT than heretofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsornet sets
FreL ch Sabes half aud Capes ever brous hi
to this city, for : 10 and sl2,
vlctorInes S..
Also, Capes and CIoaks. of superior quality. very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited 10 two very large
aud S95.
Mink Sable Cape, medium &c, $50 and SIS
NJ Ink Sable VIctorines Sl+ and 8 -.
Also, several sets real Hudson hay Sable.
. Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Marteu
FRENCH Mink, &c. IN all their variety
I'm lrnine Opera Clnaks. very handsome; Muffs
to match, of all kinds, from 81. 81 to S3n.
Every article warranted, and II proven as not re
b. III. STINEMETZ
$50 Ia. ave-, bet, 18th and 18th sts,
Jan III next door TO Madame Delarue.
WE HAVE THIS DAY BEEN APPOINTED
w sole agent for JIM. Singer K Co.'S Sewins Ms
chIRe Tor Washington and Alexsndria Having N ed
them Tor several years, We nd them to be the be
IN use.
Also Family Sewing Machines Of improved blsn.
at low prices. WALL, STEPHENS Il Co
No. - Pennsy lvanla av., between
Jan y I'm 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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ROYS' WINTER CLOTHING.
Our present stock of BOYS CLOTHING ia yery
large and well assorted, of all grades and qualities OF
Overcoats, Roundabouts, Jackets Psmtainnns
Vests, &C., which we are Sc ling at very low nrces
WALL, STEPHENS & co.
Pa. ay between 9Th and 10th streets
Jan l5-lw Intel. Statesl
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The river at this point continues to rceedc
slowly.
The favoritc packet, j. II. Done, leaves to-
day for Cairo and for all way points Her
clerk will be on hand to receipt for frcigh,
and book passengers.
The W. y. caves is hard agrohtd up Ken
tucky river, about sixty-fve miles from
Frankfort, on Cedar Run bar She lies in
ak inches Of water, and will likely remain
thorc till another rise in the river floats her
off.
The C. Bcalcr, sunk last Sunday morning
has been raised and towcd into Cincinnati
The following boats are due here to day
Poland, for Nashville; Prairie Rose, for St
Louis; War Eagle, for the Upper Missouri;
Henry Fitzhugh, for Arkansas River; and
the Lands, Mars and Argyle, for New Or
leans.
1t will be seen by advertisement that tn,
John Briggs has withdrawn from tn, Hen.
derson trade, and Will hereafter run rs a reg
ular Louisville and Evansville packet. Til,
Briggs is u superior boat, and her command
or and clerk, Capt. Cobb and Mr.. Garner ar,
well knowii rs courteous and attentive Off
| ccfs.
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RECEIPTs ny CANAL

Thursday, March llth.-Reciyed 10y canal
boat Evansville. Capt. c. Start. hhds To-
bacco, SO casks Pork. 81 sacks Wheat. 81 bbls
Lard, bbls Beef, Lot Hides and Fur, S,oOl
lbs Btlk Meat.
Thursday. March ll.-Reecivcd by canal
boat Eureka. Capt. A. Thompson, $50 sack.
Wheat, sS sacks Oats, sacks Beans.
Friday, March la.-Receivcd by canal boat
Wing and Wing, Capt. a. Stark, 10 hhd'
Tobacco.
Friday. March l2.-Recciecd hv canal boat
Washington, Capt. ID. Campbell, 40 bbl'
Wheat, les bbls do.
Saturday, March l3.-Rccc,vcd br ScoN
Gulnare, IS bbis Flour, 5 hhds TUbrcco.-
Consigned to Geo Foster & Co.
Saturday, March ls.-Received by cana
boat Evansville, 80 bbls Flour.
Received by canal boat Wing and Wing
log bbls Flour, - sacks do.
BY packet Washington, 100 bbls Flour.
BY canal boat Laughlin, 49, bbls Flour
hhds Tobacco. Consigned to Brown 4
Aikman.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

March lSLh.-l side board, / lot potatoes,
gun case, pot, was boiler, chair, l JOINT
stove pipe, iron sea5aper, lot carpet > !
bundles skins, : Gumbcrts; % bush wheat,
ii K Re ed; leo bbls -four, A Crane; 1870 SKIS
wheat, Iglehart Bros; bbls eggs, box but
ter. coop chickens. Cook 4; Son; coops
chickens. SKIS feed, ID Hallbrook; 3 sacks
wheat, Mr Fay; ID barrels mess beef,
O'Riley Il Co; / sack tallow, McIncrny; bx
leather. A Rccs; bx paper, Chas Veilc; IL
bags coffee, Prcston Bros; bx dry goods, II
Maghcc & Co; 10 bales mdse, A Lowcnthall
tt Co; ~ bbls -four, Brown & Aiknan; Z;
bbls whisky. koehler; 4 bx tobacco, case do
+ Fendrick Bros; bro. mdg, Roser Bro &
Frey; sack feathers, W hcelcr IL Riggs.
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New YORK, March l3-r
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is

PHILADELPHIA, March lo-N
Flour firm, but the demand is limited, both
for export and home consumption; sales OF
standard brands, and Pennsylvania and Ohio
at "a 4o@+ 62, extra iaini at S5@a 62, ard
fancy at Sj 1906 2Jj 10 charge in rye -four
or corn meal: wheat of good qrality in de-
mand, and further sales Of 5000 bushels
have been made in lots at Al 0sMf 10, and
white ut 81 25csl so; rye is wanted ut zoe;
corn in active request, and further sales of
10000 bushels yellow we're made at zoe; oats
steady ut csc; coffee in better lemand. and
advanced &c, sou bags Rio sold ut l0@l1 &c:
TIE stock ofsugar is much reduced. and prices
are cet,eri provisions unchanged, with lin
i.ed sales. Whisky declined; sales at 2oI az
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Now York Mark Ell.
New York, March l3-x

NEW kohkr SRurCn io-A
Flour quiet; $3.50 bbls sold; wheat steady;
corn heavy; sales of 80 900 bushels at esq
ss16; for white; mess pork declined IOc, and
quoted at Gle rs; prime pork &c lower; lard
finn at 9x@l0A; whisky dull; stocks lower
Galena and Chicago s3; Erie 2s5s; Cleveland
and Toledo As; Terre Hattie bonds As: Ohio
SIS 1o2; Indiana SIS 55s4i Chicago and Rhode
Island 81; Illinois Central bonds 81; n. y,
Central aIsi; Reading IS; Virginia 6's ?l1s'
Miss souri, SIS sax.
New YORK, March l3-r N
Flour. firm; sales of 5000 bbls; holders otfcl
freely; there is large export inquiry
Wheat quiet. Corn firm; sales of $4,000
bushels. Beef steady. Pork heavy at SIC
75@16 80 for mess, and SIS 50@ls So FOL
prime. Lard firm. Beef steady. Butter
low lo1{@l04. Sugar firm. Coffee buoy
ant: sales of 1000 bags at sls@ll <; stock or
hand IL, 900 bags.
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New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March l2-

NEW ORLEANS, March 12-P n
Grcccries-Sugar is firm ut sIf@6slc.-
Molasses 29c, Rio Coffee is hold at iiIl@
l215c; sales last week were 1000 bags; pres
ent stock, 5000 bags, against 50 900 las year.
Flout quotes at "a so. Prov:sions-aess
Pork gle; Shoulders 5slGs, Hams 3@7llc.
and Sides 71zc. Lard in barrels, o;Ss@o$ic;
in kegs, l1Ac.
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The Weather.

March l3.-Teiegraphed Mt nine o'cldc.
this evening BY the E. e. w. line.
Bangor, Mc-Clear: MGR 20.
Portland-Clear; mer 26.
Eastport-Clcar, mer IL.
ST. .Iohn-Ciear; mer IL.
Halifax--Clear; ricr 20:
Charlottetown-Clea and cold.
Oswego-Clcar; mer IS.
Quebec-Mer 2above.
Nontreal-Clear; mer s.
New York-Clear; mcr A..
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SEALED PROPOSALS

" ILL be received until nert Saturday night, Str
w inst, at the office Of the unders ened, FOR 90
ill up Vine sreetto the proper grade The earth to he
taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement by
hringing the same 10 grade. should any deficiency
occur, the same will be made UP by excavating - SUI
fcient quantity from Ninth street heiwen Yine aId
Sycamore streets, to complete the grade u vine street,
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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an ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time WITHIN which rcal estate Re
sold Cor the pa nent Of City Taxes assessed thereon
SEc-,oS I. be il ordained BIZ the Common Council
O' the City of Evansville that from aud after the paS
the City Collector at any time after the hrs Monday In
October. and before The second Monday OF March Il
each year 20 make the assessed real estate.
eithrby the seizure and sale OF the good. and cattes
NJ the claimant thereof or by selling the ot
or piece of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
unpaid much thereof as may be necessary raw
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL TX. WALKER. Clerk, fels
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED TINT the owners Of lo;s in Block 10. p,
wih be laid down along the north side Of SAID block
Franklin street, within days after the pubca-
ton OF this notice, aud in default thereof, the Common
Council will proceed to perform said ork, and tho
costs and expenses Gccruing thereby. will lie assessed
tn and COLLECTED by sale of said property, IA sch
thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common CouDcil:
WELL IL. WALKER, clerA.
mara-iW NolksDote copy.)
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Daitimore Marker.

BALTIMORE. March l3-M
Flour nrr1 at SIS so for Ohio and Howard
street; and 4 o. fcr choice:- wheat firm and
81 % for white; co,n-salcs OF I5.ooO busb'
els at .6 for white, and 6oGss tor vslloy
whisky dull at 20@2U1I.
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Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on
Accommodates Terms.

TVHE undersigned offers two Frame Two-Story
Dwelling Houses, Ingie street, near Reitz,
Ianney & Co.'S Foundry, heing lots No. IL and u in
block Is, In stockwell's Enlargement: The DWELLINGS
are nearly new. well huilt-containing hve and SIX
rooms EACH Either will make comfortable hume
for man IN moderate circumstance. They will he
so@ at bargain, the owner has lef town and gone
to farming.
will then I've put mp at auction to the highest bidder.
For further particulars. apply tn Mr.. Carvin, Real
E, %ss, Agent Crescent chS1 fIniRM soHSsoS
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The MuskIngum Open.

ZASEsvILLE. o., March l5-a
Navigation on the Muskingum is resumed.
The Marietta packet, John Buck, arrived
last night, and left this morning.
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NOTICE.

ID persons concerned, will take notice that cef
IN tifcste given by the school Commissioner o.
Nandcrturg county to one Walter Beal, Septenlb-J
18th t3I for the purchase CT lot No. the Plat o.
the School Lands and being the southwest quarter cf
the northeast Of section is toxn 8, south
ii west, Containing ~ acres less, which cetih
cate assigne by said Bc7l 10 spe Ambrose Yescel
is now the property OF the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed made for said land and that
the undersigned intends apply 10 Che Auditor Of ss
county fur a certificate according the law ia
that case provided. ANTONY RDsTAR
octl0dit&w2an
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE n HERf.RY GIVEN 70 the oualIf.

CITY ELECTION.
NQTICe Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the qualified
II Voters Of the City Of Evansville, that TIE annual
City Election for the arpose of electipg nineteen i9l
Cour eilmen; One CITY Clerk; One City Collector {.
One City Treasurer; One City Marshal; One G hN
Assessor; One City Recorder, and One City SURVEY.
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL
being the sh day thereof The polls viii be at The
following Places, to-wit:
Upper Precinct-At the Neptune Engine House. y.
ii. DeGfrpo, ESD, inspector. .;
Midsfle 'Precincf--At the Young America Engine
House, Robert Fergus, Esq, Inspector.
Lcw'r, or Lamasco Precinct-Atth the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, ESQ Inspector.
Discretionary power Is given to each Inspector to
appoint their OWE judges ard Clerk.
by order OF the Common Council.
WELL. H. WALKER, elk.
milo (yoksbote and Enquirer copy TIL 3rd OF April
Sale Of the Lamasco Market House.
TTIIE CITY MARSHAL, will, on the 18th day OF
IL March, proceed to sell the Old Lsmasco Market
Iiouse-tke same 10 be removed within given time
Payment for same to he In either cash or City Orders
nj time Of sale. =.
by order OF Common Council:
WELL ii. WALKER, CLERK.
mhra-lM (Volksbote copy
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The River.

LoJrsviLLE, March I6-M-Eiver falling
with feet inches in the canal.
CI~clNSArI, Msrch l5-x-Riyer station
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FOREIGN.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 q Month and all Expenses Paid.
An AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
n and Cou ~ in the United States, IT, engage In
re- rsct.he and easy business, by which the above
profits NAV ne certainly realized For full particulars
address III, MONNETf \ CO corner Of Broome and
,iamp feba6-i&wIm
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TO MAsOSs AND CONTRACTORS

WHE COMMON COUNCIL Of the City OF Evans-
II vile are prepared to receive Sealed Proposals u?
to Saturday the lxh day CT March, lss for building
an extension to the Division street Cuiyert, North
East Of the Canal, OF as feet in length.
plau and Specifications now on file In the Office
of the undersigned: WELL IL. wASKEs, elk.
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~ - - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
RAIL r o A o.
FOR Louisville, Cincinnati, ~. Louis, Ipdian
npolis and the East
TIME CHANGED.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, ISIS.

AN and after "Wednesday March 3rd, the up Mail
" train leaves Evansville at minutes past r. ".
arrives at Terre IIaute minutes past ,.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre fi,nte minutes
pat p. ". ;arives nj Evansville minutes past 10.
The accommodation Trains leave rs heretofore hut
pass vinceunes, North, AZ 1875; South, at l2; arrive
AZ rerre IIaut- $40, and Evansville s::,s =. q.
All Stations, except Princeton. PatoKH, vinccnacs,
Carlisle and Sullivan. made Flag Sti,iops.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Kunegunda R.nsch-
~ Ter has L0vgl aspOinted the almdstratrx of th-
estate Of Matthias Rensselaer,, deceased and abe requests
all persons having claims against the estate to present
them 20 RQp0tsH kEIlR, Esa.. for settlement, and
h9se indsM.dto the estate will make payment to MT.
KEllf- EIsho1s delay.
KTNEGUNpA HENscBLER,
mare-iw Administrator.
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CINCINNATI. March l3-pM

Flour steady; 1000 bbls sold ut s. s5a.S Is;
receipts 1900 bbls last "a hours. Whisky
l61I, with sales Of 600 bbls. Clover Seed
dull 1t 50 1898 SIS. Provisions unchanged
500 bbls mess pork sold at SIS 25 to till q
contract. Lard in moderate demand at "a;
40 Ehds bulk shoulders sold at 81. packed.
No demand for bacon, and the market closes
rather langrid. Linseed Oil Coo, and firm.
Sugar buoyant at 7@s. Money matters un-
charged.
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COWS WITH YOUNG CALVES.

HAVE sEvEx GOOD MICH COWS WHICH
j I have selected with great care. hut hav-
ing changed my business, wish 70 selElfES0
them FOR particulars Apply I, HORN. 49,
BROOK CO., Water Street, Evansville ~ -
mar3,lw a. W. CHUTE
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March l3-M
No change in tine market for any article
since yesterday. Flour dull at 90 s2@3 75;
whisky steady at l6lzc; nothing doing in
provisions.
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THE RIVER.


Arrivals and Departures.
lrrsm p. @. O'Riley & Co.'s Register
MARCH IL.
Memphis. Memphis to Cincinnati.
Checseman, st. Louis TO Cincinnati.
Glendale, Cincinnati to Memphis.
Seventy Six. Nashville to Cincinnati.
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FOR RENT.

nNE Of the hest business, sands in the ctv, next
door '. r. Byrnrs at. Vain street Possession
given Immediately. For particulars tff,tsirc OF
deceg.u D0BELL x CON NOTION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-15
Coal! Coal! Coal!
HOT COFFEE AT MARKET,

lIIARLES A. WILLIS has opened Coffee and
~ Eefreshnen Stand for early visitors at the Evans
vile Market Visitors will lind Coffee, G.. ocoate,
Mix and Cakes, smoking warm, at all hours OF the
morning. CHARL IS also keeps a supply Of yEGE-
HABLES for families, at the lowest market prices
Tis Stand Is No. ls, lower end Of the Market.
m.rlI-Iw
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LAND FOR SALE.

UNJIE Suhscub.r offers for sale 20 acres az rst,aie
upland. situated one an half miles from Wesi
franklin, Ps>ey county Ind, l. cleared, and
the remainder Is covered with heavy timber.
For terms. &C., cnruire 81 the subscaiher on the
property, or to J. u. Campbell near the premise.
ian ,s- iSvsw ID. l.. MARTIN.
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THE LIVER INViGORATOR!
l1REPARED By DIR. SANFURD; Is GREAT

Scientific Medical Discovery, and Il daily work.
ing cure smcst too great to- believe ftcures as ifbv
magic even the frs. dose giving benefit, and seldom
inne than one bo.le Is required to cure any Wind of
Lf.r Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep.
ala to common headache all of which the result
M 4 Disetsed Liver.