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For PrOgra mnie Of Prof FOwIcr's Lee
lures On Phenology HopS Chapel advertisement under
head Of Lectures.
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Bachelors unir Dye. WIZ and Tea"
pee sseyny removed le BOND street. Puvsa entrance
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Boots and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Double sole. fur lined and wool
TRAVELLING BOOTS LEGGfNS, BUCKSKIN SHOES
And everything desirable for winter for
Ladies' gents aud boys, at
BROOKS $40 Broadway and $50 Fulton street
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nsfi-nee Salamandcr safes-,

len, powdes proof and hss Also te and our
uar pioi sepoard and paEior safes nepo. % Murray
corner OF College place ROBERT M. rAII.lth.
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No. ne 9reena ch street N D. Prizes al legzed
lntserief c,shed
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Herrtns's Patent Cha NIPPON Fire
and burglar proof Safes 3l broadway corner Of Murray
street New York.
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sssemfIe on the oa-- aay of e'Srnsry nrozi1f. Jee
nfs' hSus" ~'i aSserbie ut wucn.ttrs w., sui viii ~"
W't"sa ever ey Bsh"p Stuts,u fnc Eta Blsua trs
'"u'tf'hce an meet as iH~,sSurs IA sni ~iJ b. p's
siotd ever by Hsbop MORRIS THESE wti TO amongst ID
A's' lp1ishs Sessions % thUs~ bodice fega.,s
Dc eoted 60 the Gene al Con ssc. of do ils, Ep,
eopa church, Norh % ASSEMBLE ~ bAl.,o NJ T., ou ths
tfst Gny OF alay p~yt
fnr We current year our several Enards viii need for
ihtir successful opefation "a follows
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AR.au'tfvl Compile xion. -Laird> tquid
Pearl FOR bhtytpr an ,ese1rg the eonapeXion ard ain
may uied .ra.a go R.oBewRl.
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Imrorta Mt to TailOrs and OtherS.-Tho
Grover aker Sewing Machine Company have Just intro
dcced new supersr shuttle Machine largo size high
Speed with latest Price $50 For sale ~ No
40 BroadwAy York and No. lS2 Fulton street. bookN
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brooklyn Invites the Public to the Free
exhibition OF mafnhcent Photo graphs and Cameo Types by
WILL ESON BROS, Fulton street
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THE EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
oirce $50 broadway, corner OF Broome steel
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Stv.cr,s sewing Mnehines. for FAINT

HO1tOway's ontujent.-Ihe SmNFttnX
pped and cracked lips easily be avoided
by early application OF this invaluable and basamic sve
A mail not viii sunice for
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lotte-

Hes. WOOD. EDDY co, Managers.
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, kENfUfkr, AND MISSOURI sfAfg
Dr. iwApy--ExrEA Class No. 81, JAsUAgY y, 1850
81, 2, 50, II, 81, 40, 60, 80, Is, 81, 3, 60.
D1i,wARF-CtAss No % JANUARY q. 1860.
81, 80. <, rs, 70, As, 10, ca, q, u, 50, 4, "a.
Circulars gent fTee Of charge by addressing
WOOD. EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

,ov NOW READY.
YCHTEAfp ur Mls9 UOnCEs
TohiEAtr OF MISS HOpQkS
" no escaped rom The utiif py tile hschWsy
PAsSlNu Fuon AVID n4FwW
PASSING FOOD Aan DR. 81
m r,,,, ,,r.,,x~. - - aeING fOOD ann nRiGI
TO THE SUFFERERS IN rnE KUINs "" ~"~~A
TO Tue SUPPORTERS IN TAR RUINS
40 TnE SUEfEkEks IN TEE RuIns
NIGHT sCENE AT THE RUTNH
FRIENDS AND MCCKr ERR
LOOKING FOR IL ST ONES
SflEkDID VIEW OP LaWnENCE
SPLENDID vIsw LAwEENSR
SPLENDID VIEW or LAWKENCE
occ srL ESDlD -Ikw or .AwKkNCE
oNSAsioNAL BhEAkiN0 OUT or Tax FIRE ~
NIGHT.
TIE C0kHNEkS fNOCFST
lii CORONER INQUEST
TIE COEOHEh'S IhQvFST
ftCiUkh OF TIE PkM8EHkpN MILLS
r--.,, EEFOhk THE AICfokNT
husH SF FkihNns 10 lHE skIi ROAD TRAI6
VIEW OF INN N. EEiAhC RIVER AnD FaiIR
AT LhHhEhCE
~, DC. &c, Ac. dc, &c, &C.
Remember u ASK for
NO. ELEVEN OF The
NEW fohs III, SrRkrEp EkTs.
mon'r! dealers pos getting their supplies from city aruue
WI be supplied by Ms on Literal terms - ~ -
D. WAhAkk CAMPBELL. co,
IA
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London club sauce.-ThIs Unri

Sauce manufactured by Parker Brw, London, be oo
med OF eir agent this city A. j. PARKER Is Beeknan
This article superior the Worcestershire sauce,
can ba Obtained ut one half the price
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Mrs. WInslOw'A SOutnn2 syrup
h.hps OF bettlos used year Ia the uuied
States tor children sStbpg with never falling s1ocezA Heic,
Immediate and certain. Ouly - ceats botte-
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Glns, Shades, Glass shades. - Glass
Sssns NJ All szes for covering clocks towers Sr Sc
san,y oa sna oya.r, rseo. 'so Silr ssscei
ca rer VI Ann sheet
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The Drawings of ehs sussex Uow uty am
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware
lance, BRoADSzars & &C


nASAGnGS.
rne Legislature OF the State N Delaware session
ss sNen " frat oe Roadbents Co. oery contract
10y years we the undersigned tomnissi,eerS appointed
re overuo Of said state superincnd Drawings OF
bs DC hereby &c lily that the foio~iss the NUN.
e0Ssk1 'ousrY-cIAss i8 JANUARY q, 1860
90 4o' a. 10, 40. CT, 81, II, So, Is, rs, 70.
osAsD CONSOLIDATED LorrrRr-cr,ss rr,rr ,. =, ,os,
81, Al, 10, "a, 10, %, 10, A, 81, 10. II. &c.
January al. 1850. w. NAN Jay VsAuoay)
JOHN DALE
JOHN W. WALKER (cou--,..,
ALFRED h. W0UITEs
FRANCE BkUa DBEkrS co
wilmington, Delaware
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ITsEitL IN EVERY, FAnrLv.-PAiNf GEFAsS
u Spos reno, cd iosSs. Giovcs elfs, riC'ssos.
ac c.ar.a saal 20 wRb m in ury 10 esl4s
color o, fabric by HhGEGp. y CB : Ccpcrblios bsasns
l,i, :, cc@ IA ree .sc:..o, HEGFsAS& 90. n.l.gesiS
Fvs l6i 90, I'll, and 10 srlaess
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il. Railways Regulating Pills saond t nsed IN a. csssH
errEiiato1
ole derangep sut al The liver bons hstdar,
l~esuisT the heart wngkusss snEGlausas OK We
stan,Vs lp alpInaion The bowslS avnsch shinefs
dose 81 way. Regulating fls vii oss isuCS. sa
attending hAt cccskous hsss GisEcs ard ie,otA
ssse grd ccufcrt n The raicnt
IN OF either biou. typhoid. yc,ow sc-rr
fever and tp !e fever, t1, ~ isg! az
elsses Of feYers !eV dosss d k.dwy rs wia ode;
RAILWAY CO.'S gslaepai Office, No g Jcsu eeat N,~
York Gay
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IL. H.dways gcnsv.tpy Re,lvent IN he -est c,nnzts-
uosnl cdy 1t heals old puri-s tbs blood innaJC
within he nd reserves And c1ies-
rnaes III chron and constitutional diseases II viii etFs
tray sySnD a serosous sra csnrerrvs
Affections uinorr rrds. snssr letter fteSsss
rheurn skin Diseases sna All oshsr dssssssa
eri-.nC from n impure ~ the n.o1L
RADWAY CO. principal oaiee 40 % Jooc strss New
York
xhSra
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IMPORTANT 40 CONSUMERS OF ALE--l HAVE NOW
drarrh the following vol known ard highs cele
leg and PoIerHsss Co.'s East lndm Ionic Pale Ala,
Alopps celebrated Mas; India Ale, Whiwel's english Ala
Guinness werd ned Dublin Porter Murphs 4
Porter draw al my porter directly
hroui spRus whereby faint Of
entrci, avoided e. r. MsAUtM, Wins and
Naglts broadway Of Ceds.
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DEATHS IN TIRE MISrsTR'

DEATHS IN TIRE MINISTRY.
Rev. John McDeruot, formerly parish priest OF Ne
charcsve, N y, died at ST osephs Hospital II fhia,
dephta, the 18th INST Father Aciterno commenced
suoes for the priesthood The College OF y, Charles
Rorronco Eighteenth and Race streets, fhlladePna,
but owing III health he abandoned he idea OF theology
Tor tho law, and received diploma for tho bar. HIS
turning health however and choice for the priesthood.
INDUCED h.n commence again Ills sades for the church,
and DC was ordained priest by Archbishop Hughes, on
the 18TH Of august, 1854 from Fordhan Coiese ~ Y.
His promising talents and general behavior Iiuced tue
Rev Bshop OF Albany (Bsaop McCloskcy) to remove
bun 10 Mecnanicsvile, which place lie remained until
within months past, when ne returned to Pntadet
PIMA owing rapid decline cs health, hrs complain, be-
ing disease Of liver. he was the son OF respectable
ciu7cn of Southwark. lis funeral took place % We'd
NJ sday morning, from the Church of 81 Philip DO Nsri,
queen street, below Third, Philadelphia
Dr. A. r Erwin well known Methodist preacher, disd
Huntsville, Ala, on the 10Th INST
Rev. Dr. Brett died the i4h nst at the age OF forty
two yeats at the time Of his death Or. Brett was the
sstor of the Reformed Dutch church at rompknsvie,
staten Island which relation he has held foe several
wears Previous " bis settlement on staten ssAd ne vas
the pastor Of the Reiormoa batch caurca ~ Eh.e.n
street this cty-prevlous TO wnca ne vas lor soms
years missionary on the isiand Oh 81 lnoa, aeu
for short time AT 81. Croix lie was the gnosoA .. Inc
venerable Rev. Or philip aledoler, whose nafhe ue
bore.
NEW oHvRCnEU
The Ashland Manufacturing Company, whose MI " IA
South Sctuate, Rhode Island have shown most com
mendabe interest IN the welfare OF tne.f ehp'y. y
erecting beautiful house OF worship IN their village IL
has been constructed entirety al the expense o. .e com
pany. II % feet front ny 80 deep the height OF INC
story about l6 feet The projection Tor the tower or
spire ia 10 feet square, and the height Oh the spue :
about rs feet The walls finished in stucco The ine-
rior finish Of tho building Including reading dess ps rs
and furniture of chestnut Thursday, the I'm INST,
was fixed for dcdicatng the church, az ssormcd On that
day the service was postponed until Frday the 18th
nst when exercises took place, and the church was
well flied.
The edice erected by Central Presbyterian church
Gepcseo, N Y was dedicated 10 the worship OF God on
the Sd inst Rev. C Folsom, Of the frst Freshly terrain
church, read the Scriptures, and Rev. Or Murray, Of
Elizabeth, n. j., preached. The Rev. - Dn ". ward,
formerly pastor of the First church. the pastor OF tho
Central church.
now meeting house at Wes, Amesbury was dedcsted
On Thursday, Jan. H. The sermon was preached ny
Professor H. b. Smith, Of New York, former prs'or Oh te
society.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Inc BALTIMORE and East Baltimore Conferences VIII o1h
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New York Market.

New YORK July 31.-Flour more active,
both for export and home consumption, but
prices generally without striking change;
sales Il, 800 bbls at 5 05@5 10 for super
State; l5O5 80 for extra do; 90(15 90
for super Western; 5 00@5 25 for common
to medium extra do; 1905 35 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing
steady; included in the sales are 500 bbls
for export at prices within the range. Rye
-four in limited demand at 3 5O6)4 90 for
common to choice super. Corn meal quiet
and unchanged. Whisky firm, with Il fair
demand; sales $50 bbls at 2O5. Wheat
about lc higher, with a moderate demand
for export, and limited home trade; sales of
$4,000 bushels old winter red Western at
l Is; $500 bushels good and very choice
new Iowa at l 240l 25; $500 bushels of
white Indiana at l 35G1l 81; 1000 bush.
new red Ohio at %; 5000 bushels new
red Southern at 1901 81 400 bushels
new white Southern at l 40; 5000 bushels
Milwaukee Club at l 2I@l 90 Rye quiet
and steady; sales 1000 bushels at 9lB.-
Corn more active and frmer; sales 300
bushels at 614062 for sound mixed West
ern; 67 for very choice Western yellow
Wool steady with moderate business doing
at fully previous prices. Pork market quiet
and firm; sales of 300 bbls at 10 90 for
new mess; I8 IS for old mess Is 25 for
thin mess; 16 OO0l6 25 for Western prime
mess 90 90 for clear mess; II OO@l4 %
for new prime Il so for old prime Beef
dull and unchanged sales of l75 bbls at
oOMl Is for country prime 4 1895 80
for country mess; 8@lO so for repacked
mess; 1l@l2c for extra mess; prime mess
beef dull and nominal; Beef hams quiet at
lOMl54 for State and Western Cut meats
firm with moderate demand ; sales of so
pkgs at 90 for dry salted, and I05@li for
dry salted hams. Lard frmer with moder-
ate demand; sales of $50 bbls at I24
0l43 and $500 kegs to arrive at l39.
Bacon quiet. Butter scarce for prime State,
while common is more plenty sales at 10
(9l9 for State GOA 5 for Ohio. Cheese
steady and in fair demand, at 90IO3 for
State 6(083 for Ohio. MClasses continues
dull and depressed sales of 80 hhds of
Porto Rico at 80 and IL hhds of Barbados
at 33. Sugar remains dull and closed rather
heavy in consequence of the large stock re-
turned to day sales of 500 hhds chiefly
Cuba, at 63073. Coffee firm. but business
very small il consequence of the higher
prices asked, which are for Rio to prime l4t
OBS Maracaibo l43015. Laguayra l5@
l54 Ceylon sl5@l54 Java l64@18, at
four and six months credit; st. Domingo at
13ac cash. We learn only of sales of 300
bags of Rio from second hands at l5(0154,
and ii 900 bags of St. Domingo at l34
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 31.-There is a good
demand for fresh ground flour, made from
old wheat, at 1905 90 for fair to good
brands. Provisions quiet but firm. Whisky
steady with a fair demand at l64. Grocer
ies-There is a fair demand for sugar at full
prices. Coffee firm at l51@16. Molasses
dull at 43@44. Wheat is in good demand
at 9o@93 for prime red, and l OO@l OF
for prime white. Corn in good demand at
41@42. Oats dull and heavy at 29@3O;
old are in fair demand at 30. Rye steady
at 65@G8 Prime new barley IN fair de-
mand at 10; Old nominal.
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tca rice, = bbls sugar, Bement VieIe; 21 bxs
cheese, |. & D. Hermann; rolls leather, Thos.
KeTth; l box shoes, j. Calhoun & Co., Calhoun,
Ky; l tub, 3 boxes, 2 kegs cheese, II. A. Brken-
busch; Dbl, boxes, Sarah Wakefield, Smithland,
Ky; S9' bush wheat, Ielehart Bros; . DbIs pork,
bbl' lard. w. NJ. Altman & Co; I car load cat
tie, J. 5. Jaquess Co; 40 bush wheat, I. r.
Foster & CO. 5000 lbs hubs, spokes, and fellows, /
buggy bed, Sam Orr; stoves, pots, bale tin,
hox tin, Thos. scantlin; l box leather, ? casks
Rocker, Klussman & Co; 1 car load hoop poles
A. Defrees; 40 N shingles, John L. White; 522
bush corn, Alls & Howes; IL half bushel barrels
Wingate Refs A. f. SHRADER, Agent.
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HRIsTIAh HEILMl
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRYI

CII4 FOUNDK1
UFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEA
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screy
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing achines, Sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
EWVIE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FOUl
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and
public In general, that they are prepared to do
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing appertaining to the Foundry bui
ness They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES Al
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw M
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Dist
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cur
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mil
Horsepo wers, COrn-shellers, Machinery of all Ein
made and repaired Iron and Brass Castings
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crate
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves.of the latest in
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
BREWERS, DlSTILLEHS, RECTIFIERSs &c, I
Supplied with every description of Copper al
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator
AttemporatOrs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Still
Yeast jugs, Cans. SyphOust &c; Copper, Lead
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of ever
variety for beer, spirits oil, DC: Brass Cocks az
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmeu sent to al parts to fit up work aud
repairs Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Ire
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens Improve
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and II
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machn,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Get man Pol
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Relting, Packing, Hose, DC
o. the bost kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Til
Pig Iron, BAbit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machiner
and workmen, and viii give all work entrusted
them, their individual attention, filing order
promptly, warrantinx their work. and satis1e
With reasonable prices.
DR- Office and Sale Rooms, Ne. 90 Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard ap Machine Shop on Pin
street, between First 'eoond Streets Evans
lille, Indiana. decT
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account of the tremendous popularity of
Mr.. Douglas, of which We hear so much:
Some flatboat men descending the Mis-
sissippi, in rather jolly mood, passed a
house on the shore where they were i'd
ding and dancing on the piazza-the boat
fell into an eddy and once in each half hour
passed the house again, and the boat men
swore they were fddling and dancing in
every house for a hundred miles on the shore
of the river-whie they had been revolv-
ing in an eddy and had seen but one. The
Douglas strength is estimated in the same
way.
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... The Weather yesterday was clear
cool and pleasant.

The Weather yesterday was clear,
cool and pleasant
... The River was falling with 80 inches
at Pittsburgh, ~ at Wheeling, and Al feet
at Marietta at latest advices. At Cincinnati
yesterday it was falling quite rapidly with
6 feet scant thence to Louisville. At the
latter place it was at a stand with three feet
10 inches in the canal. Here it continues
to fall with accelerated rapidity. 1t is now
almost as low as it has been this summer.
Hence to Cairo it is falling with not more
than feet on the worst bars.
The Dunbar is the regular packet
for Paducah at noon, the only regular pack
ct going down the river to-day.
The new and handsome light
draught steamer L. C. Ferry, is the regular
packet for Louisville and intermediate
points this evening. Her clerks, Messrs.
Austin and Gregg are obliging gentlemen,
and passengers will meet with every atten-
ton.
The job boat Had Of the Mist has
been taken to the bone yard, and the Gent
White has taken her place as Evansville and
Henderson packet
That prince of good fellows, ALT
EDWARDS, formerly clerk of the Union, who
has been spending few weeks with US, and
has, by his gentlemanly bearing and open
hearted generosity, won such hosts of
friends in our midst, left last evening on the
Grey Eagle to spend the summer and Fall on
a travelling tour. His numerous river friends
will miss his good natured phiz. We wish
him success in any business in which he
may embark.
800. Il was rnmored on the levee yester-
day that the steamboat Captains, at their
meeting here on Saturday, had determined
to do away with all the freight agents, ex-
cept one for each trade to take effect on the
lst Of August. We wait further develop
ments.- Gin Gazette.
..''" The Steamboat Engineers hold their
annual Convention at Louisville to-day.
The attendance will be large Delegates
from Cincinnati, New Orleans, Wheeling
Pittsburgh, st. Louis, Memphis, Evansville,
and Mobile, have already arrived.
$500. The Louisville Democrat says
Captain Metcaf sold the wreck OF the
LighV0ot, as she now lies below Evans
vile, on Saturday for five hundred dollars
5000 The ". =. Gillian arrived yester-
day with good cargo of Green river to-
haccO.
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Eag-The death OF Mr. GaIes reviyes rem.

BF The death of Mr.. GALES revives rem
inlscence of the only time his paper, the
National Inteiigencer, ever suspended pub
LEGATION. 1t was warm and able advocate
of the Madison war policy, seconded the eff
forts of Clay and his cOmpeers, and so pow
erfui was its influence that when Gen. Ross,
in command of the British troops entered
the capital after the unfortunate affair of
Bladensburg, his first inquiry was not for
the Capitol, the Presidents house, or the
departments, but for the National Intelligent
Ger Office and it was the first establishment
demolished, causing n short cessation in its
regular publication. With this exception
the InteIiigencer has been published regular
ly for sixty years.-Albany Journal.
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COMMERCIAL.
Weekly Review Of the Evansville
Wholesale Market.
OFFICE or EVANSVILLE JOURNAL, }
Iuesd.N nlornilL.. Inl- 2nth

Tuesday morning, July goth.
Commercial affairs have assumed no new phase
since our last review and We note very lit le altei
alton in prices. Wheat has bsen coming in very
freely by railroad during tho week, but the re-
ccipts from the country have been light Buy ers
are still taking it ut last weeks figures, but there
is prospect of decline toward the end Of the
present week. Flour rules firm ut former quota
tions There is !. slight alteration in Groceries,
Sugar having advanced &c and Coffee lc since
last report. Whisky is dull, and about &C lower.
FLOUR.-Fxtra Family 80 per Dbl; - per
sack Superfine 5N@5 90.
WHEAT-Marketl less active, buyers paying 90
for red, and 10 for white.
GROCERIES.-Sugar advanced to So 494c; BIO
lasses firmly h Id 46c; Coffee advanced to 1910
16 Rice slightly advanced G@613c
PROyIsloNs-Sho Shoulders 81E@9; Clear :, sides dc
Rump IA 90. Lard 1l1I@12 for prime kegi Cheese
s@9c; Butter 10(8l2.
WHISKY-DnII and lower; sales at 161S
FISH.-Mackerel, No. l per Dbl. 20 co; No. ,,
Is 90; Large No. 3. Il UOGI5 90; Medium 8, 12OOd
II so; Small, 00@1C 90; Picked Herring per htl
C6kDAGE AND MISUNDERSTANDING Rope
1015@l11a; Hemp 9@lo; Cotton 2z925; Gunny
GoTTIG5Ss YARNsG7oo coo, $50. s1<go. o%@
10, 1O&@IIc.
FEATHERs.-Iu demand at 40c.
ELAXSEED.-Buyersa are offering 81 %.
PAINTS AND OILS.-White Lead 15@l 90 +;
Red Lead e(9fUI; Lnseed Oil II; Lard Oil go;
Tanners Pure, y OO@25 90 per Dbl; Common, II 90
(9l5 o.; Coal Oil 70@ ice; TuIpenIine 66@7Oc.
LEATHER AND HIDES.-Market dull and I'M
changed Harness 20 HemloHk Soles 20926; Oak
31@32 for Cincinnati. Fair demand for Hides az SC
for Green Dry Sailed 1O@l2; Dry Flint 1212913.
METALS.--Pig Iron Is 0O626 So Bar Iron ? ;
Tin Plate 10; Mails, Tod 3O0@3 70.
COAL.-tittsburg 1591t2s; Bodsm, delivered,
10c for Crate, SC for Mixed, sc for Slack.
SALT-Per bushel, Soc.
SOAP AND CANDLES.-German Soap 6l2 FIX
ira Palm So Family ~. Double pressed Sum-
mer Candles 1919.
COOPERAGE.-Molasses Barrels 95cGl 90 ;
Whisky and Pork 9u@95 Flour Barrels dull at
35(94Oc. Coopers' stufT.-Whisky and Molasses
Slaves 10 00@l0 so per LOCO; Hoop poles sales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-01
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~ A Q ET-The line steamer -
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, sllaIt+.s9s
leaves Evansville every Monday, sskSs5stss-e-1@s
Wednesday, and Friday, at IL O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A. III. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats foI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
HSr siness promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage same as charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
beriand rivers augl9