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leave daily. szssps sssasy. 81 100 g =. ssd 40
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Leave daily. szssp, sast.y, q I.o =. sad 800
On sunday, a Q % . /. only, ssa.sssiss u Rs,sy
Station With uains uen Basinors 70 Whssiisg, Pss-
Throssb tickets 70 tbs ws., o., BE- AaA q he wash.
instoa ststios Ticket Ones all hoars 10 he day, y
we'll 81 the aev eaes II the Anss esa Telegraph
bsildas, Ps.ssylvsaia ssssus essvssa Four snd-s-
Por new Yori, Phlsdsiphia, and Boston. 50 .dvss.
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Ws=hbara, ". o., MAss,, ~ -
Ward, Hsnii.es, Hss Sssi, 70 Trslkk sarssl
Wsstvossh. yoha. iiasaa, w,liaras' , a.
WilI,sas. rAes ,rs.ssyiv..ia, Ayssss Hosss.
Wilson, q, lsva, - -, bsA i5sh Aad lssh.
w,lsos. ssePSsa D.. -, UaissA es.ses Hossl. a.
wisdon, Wa ntsnesosA. an fvelnh rtrsst. -
wiaasld, @. n, now York, ~ Atsth ssrsst. ssl
oAHDiDASns soa Asasssion. "a
BARRIER, Jacob, LsslstasA. Williard'a
cosrad. Robsrty. yirGisia- kbblu Houss. 80
Campbell. Wm- D., fDassssss, Metropolitan. -En
Coaper, BdmusA, fsassssps, nssrspolItaa- .gs
Havkias, l. r., feasss.ss. hetropoltaa. ,al
Mayusrd, H"rHss, Tsassssss. 80 issh street. ts
Underwood, Joha O., Va q n ,t
W,ekhse, Robert o. losisiass, wiilard's 20
Warmcth, n O.. La. frss. Ds'sxa,s) wilisrt'a hai
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND


-,'-s E X r H e . - 4 .. y
DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OSbICk bit PkSkA. AvENDE ..' ~
BkAHCH OFFICE Hs PgAE>YLvARIA AVENUE,
WARRINGTON CiTS, y. 9. s.-. ...
"H r GREAT BAsrRRN,
A0RTHRRA, WEsrKRh, AID svQTHHRA Express
FUkwARDRRs, .g. ... H -
xERCHAHDIsK, MONEY, JEWELRY, vALUABLEs,
MOTIFS, srOLK KS, BONDS, ko.,
Forwarded with ssfsty aud dispatch 81, accessible
Of the eountry This Compaay has agencies In
th, priucipAi railway towas In the ~ ~ ~ =
NonTH, EAST, WET. AND NORTHWEST.
b. r. h. lis principal omoes ars ..H T"
WASHINGTON, y. c., Nav Yo x, BOSTON, PHIL.
AOELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CINGiNSAri,sr Ut. LOUIS,
LOUISVILLE, LEXINGTON. 'a
Connections are made 81 New York anA Boston with
lines forwarding 10 the CansdA- aad the Brtish Pro-
vinces, aud with steamship lines to Liverpool, South
amptoo and Hsys. aad thence BY European expresses
to all prominent commercial towas In 0rsst Btsis aud
COLLsGT,OE oP NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS mad.
at all ssesssibls parts Of the Uni.sd stAtss 80
rEr {. Q. DUNN, Agent,
apps Wssbinston, d. O.
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EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPRINupiELD, the CONNECTICUT RIvER, ,hs
WEsTkkN and vkRkOsT RAILROADS. Ia
he hr-t class steamers OF this line leave for New
Haven from PIER ., East River, daily, (suudays sx
e.ped,) at lis p. m Passengers 30 North sad Ea-t
from New Haven at u p. m, or remain on board over
night without charge Do
Merchandise forwarded BY daily Express Freight
Train from New Haven through to hs-.achusetts ver
aud Csnxda. app to FRANCIS HYDE, General
Freight Agent, Pier 2s, ksst River, New York. ap3
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An Agsht of ths kxeelsIoF Umhibus Company VII
pasa throush saeh train before rsschnE the depot take
% ehseks and deliver baggage 70 any part Of the city
onss No. 4l0 Penn street, opep day sad aight where all
vill ressivs prompt sttsntioa. r-,re L
Baltimore express will srrvs with Philadslphis u.
Drsas q % n. On nohdays a'
n0flCD-IB sass Of lvss, the ConpaAy viii hold
hsDsslvss sposstbls fss psrsonsl ba sAxs saiy ssd
Ter - s.ssas s0' 'szs'sai,5 s,e"
A. the Psuasylvania Central Ralroad Passenger sta
tios, vahsvtv ssA' A'Wssh,rs stos stvs4ss
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106S ARRANGEMENTS 1893
AOHSHsw AOHSHsw Yokk LINES 5COO

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES
. RRoA PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES, la.
PROM WALNUT STREET wHARr AND KENsINGTON
70 No' i'sf's 1''' DEPOT. WV W
~ VIII tsAvI a. voLLows VIE, ~ Par,
Ats q -. via Camden snd Amboy-L. and 4. AcN ~
somnodston............. .........................ta1 y
hes. n, viH Camden and Jsrssy Ciiy-ss~ ysr-
sey Accommodation. .......... ............... n
AIS NJ, via Camden sad Jersey City Morn
Ing kxpress. 8 o.
A. sa. n, VIA CAmdsB and Jersey City ID Uisss =
~. uekss......:. .,-...............a 70
A. u a m, vis KsnsingtoA and Jersey cay
Al u m. Vi. Camden and Amboy-C. ana a 40.
Ii leommodshon.. ....................... 4 10
A. p N, via Camden and Amboy--C. .ns 4
AS :. @., VIZ R.l.in1ic: s.a j:r.:; City :"
.Wsshinyt.n and D. Y. Express. .......... & oC
A. ~ p m., via ksnsington snd Jersey City ~
4. ,mkvsnins Nall. ..........-............. g. 0p
A. ny P N. VIZ Ksnsins,On and Jersey city
Tsoathsrn Nail; hah,;...................... 80. SOo
A. ~ (hiyhi) via Rsnsington aad Jsrssy eiIy
q --Sopthsrn kxprsas. a %
~ D. m sis Caiadsn and Amboy--AssouIao. :.
dAtion freight AND passenger J ,-T'--r 70
lst class tioks .......,,,,,. n
..r-...-. ~ class toket. l. s.
The O. 10 ,. N. Bvsning Nail snd the l. SO iN,ghl,
sou,hsrs ksPrsss viii ras daily tali osAsrs Ssnday,
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uEW YORK AHD PHILADELPHIA LINHs
Leave foot OF Barclay street u Z. N. and D. n
from foot of Cortland ssrsslst =, and 10 = n 10
n. !. aad p, sm., ssd u night : E--
Ihe 2. N. line russ daily; (all others, sundays
frh = Nv. q. aArzMER, Agent, -, ~
fhiladsiphia and New York Lines
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- JUST PUBLISHED,

THE MASQUERADE .nd other Poems. By John O.
COMPANION P0Els volume IT,, co tmining selee.
lions from Bryant, Whit sr. and Holmes. With due
portraits Of Whittier and Holmes with aupsrous ius.
trations. sm " 4to, t250 " =
, ras soCTa SINCE The WAR. By Sidney An.
Fl.TEEs Days. BY the suthor Of !" Rscords of a
Onscure Msn - 10 ! vol. Ten. - o. 30 Id - 10
The QUEEN MOTHER AND R0sAMoND. By Al.
yrrn91 hars. swiehurus author o. "Ataianta In Cay
doo, An. VOL l6mo ,bsveilpd boards, gtig "a
HONOR MAY. An Am-ricap Story. I vol. lemo. a.
- Sent post paid on receipt q price 80.
my4 Pubiishar., .top.
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VNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of ar-t class .ids wheel steamers betwssn
NEW YORK AND BKkM.N VIA CAVES, A..
With comfortable for pss-engers Of all
grades, ,airying the Usiied statss Mail Leave rev
Yotk 90 THURSDAYS: sH'G pr
BALTIC, 5000 tons. 1, ,0o horse power, 4. O. o..
Jo.e.. copma.d.s. ................. 2eth April
WESTERN MsTROPvLts 2,o0O toss, OoO
horre 10th hay.
ATLANTIC, SO0v tons, so horse pow-r,
4. Hoyer, CommAs sr................... Slst Nay
BALTIC, a. o. .Jsus-.................. N.h Juas.
Az .Iperienced surgeon On rrd.
The Compasy will aot be re-p ,u.ibls for specie
vau.bl.s unls-s BILLS of ading having the value sx
pressed, are sispsd therefor.
Rates Of passage, payable In gold Its equyalspti
Firss Csbin, eioj, sycoad esa5u; Storage, 81 So
keturn tickets: e75: VI. ei31 50; stserass, o;76o.
For freight ssd p.~s.ge apply To- ~
JOHN X. RLvANs CO., i"
500 Psana ave-, or 81 Louisiana ave-, h
..- Agents for D. o.
Az-Yor subseriptioa TO the stock OF this Ccmpsuy,
oGsring safe and dividend payiuE Investment apply
to JOHN 4 ELvANs Co.,
myS-1n .r- a.rs Asests FOR D. O.
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SYKES. CHADWICK 4. CO.,
O. PnoPRisroas,
ooRHIR PyHH. AVE AND YoURTEINrH STREET,
wAsHih0T0n CITY. sH-u
H0F F M N H0 USE,
pRoADwAY. CORNER OF rwENrY-YIyrB srRxEr,
AEw YoRK cIrY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL
b. PROPRIEr0Rs.

fAs HOFFMAN HOUSE Is eo.dustsd upos the plan o
The bss, Ansnsss saA surspssa Bossis. Il combine
all ,As modern ispovsosnss nssssssry 10 the creates
comfort Of gees. ,As. .r i.ss.ui,y and ssrslisy 90,
po.sby devise and produce TIE bill Of fare for .b'
table embraces every variety AID dssssy afforded b.
the Ams,isan markets, in their season.
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PuILADBLPHIA AND HEw YoRK LINES. r
Lsavs wslaut street wharf q 9 and .. n IL NJ !,
and p. N. y
leave Ksnsinstos Dsposst II. 10 q. m, Z s. 80 and
~ -. N, snd II % .. n. tnighI) as'l 4
The ~ p N. line runs daily; (all othsrs, Sun
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fInI fIBt1..yi

PmLAn.aEHIA,, a. :.Y,,HI;. !, .,'sIa.I ,w'IIaMIINcToN,
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Law GENCIEs.
r Aw OFFICE. w
10 Js.snIAs q BLAor, .g.r
.,,- 500. BLACK, LAMoN 4 co., - -.
CouHssLLoas Asp ArroassYs Az Law 'f
n rHE suPRsns coukr ~ rHs uNfrsv srArRs,
THE COURT OF CLAlns, ~ r.
TIE coURrs OF rBs DISTRICT,
& lh fHR * sCUTivg DBPARrhsHrs AND
C0nMITTBEs OF G o y o. 1855.
OFFICE. Ass roURrEEsTH STREET,
tslsH Directly Opposite wiliards' Hotsi.
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM
AoBHoT.
o. O.. BUHDy 4 CO.,
f11 sAa aveasa toppeait- Wtliafds HOTEL
WASHINGTON. b. O.
CORREsPOND BHTsi -..a.a nj
- J. o Rsrusar, g.y. iss Ea.sau e., y. I.
Dopss, Consrocs 4 6aows. Q. T.,
gH.H and othsrs sos
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THE REPUBLICAN,
TRRMs-W kEKLY;

So Newspapers publishing the above, and giving an
editorial notice, will be entitled to Al exchange rsgu.
luEIH
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New York MARKET.


lands. EsEEN u 49, = AEL
FLoUR-Dull and 10925c lower; S6 S098 10
for extra State; $S 1903 rs for Extra Rouud
Hoop Ohio, and 50 SO@12 90 for trad brands !;
'iis WiHfssEfSTE6iiet ESi at 81 2oa2 Is for State
and Western.
WHEAT-DuIl, with strong downward
tendency Old Amber Michigan 81 50.
, RYE-Heavy at 93@95c for Milwaukee.
CoRN-1@2c lower, and less active, at S211 1Sc
for unsound mixed Western, and S39S312c
for sound do.
OATs-Dull and 1c lower; 49@50c for Chi
cago, and 54960c for Milwaukee. s-=I
WoOL-DnlE and tiled; 52@60c for
State and Western fleece 4014Tc for un-
washed; 56@6715c for tubbed; 25@26c for
Texas; 56@62c for pulled.
S CoFFEE-Firm and quiet.
! PETRoLEUM-Dull at DC for crude, and
l3SG39c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Firmer at S31 52931 75 for new
mess; closing at S31 81 regular; S29 rs for old
do; $50 75927 80 for prime new mess.
lMbNEY-Market easy, with large sup
piles at 5 per cent. on cali. Sterling dull at
'l0S1s@l0914. Gold more active and firmer
aopening at l49; declining to 1885, and clos
ing at l5054. Total exports of specie to-day
S335 ,000. y lGovernm stocks without de
scided change.
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Na4al
marks Of that paper invite his anger.
More than once, zone could see this
Journalist at the MINISTER'S dinner
table, The Count seems to like sin
Icere men, even. in the ranks of his
political enemies. Not, long, since he
came near another personal alterca-
ton. The, Minister considering him
self personally offended by a speech
of the renowned Professor Virehoir,
a a2member of the Prussian Chamber
of deputies, left his. seat and sent
Mr. Nierhoirr a challenge, but he re-
fused to give satisfaction. His mis-
sion, he replied, was to battle with
Herr Won Bismark in the Kamaaser,
not with the sword.
Concluding, I will give another re-
mark. Count Bismark, Of course.
has all decorations pertaining to a
man of his rank and Importance; but
he is seldom seen, except on festive
occasions. with any but a simple rib
'bontin his button hole Then, in the
center of crosses and decorations, he
wears the modest medallion which
Bismark, % years old, received for
saving with great danger to his own
life a poor devil about to be drowned.
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FROM s,r. JOHNsvILLE. Nv.

ST. JoHNsyILLE, n. V ,July 21-
There is break in the canal four
miles east of1Little Falls. Som? 80
or 40 feet of the tow path banks are
gone 5 feet belowbottom. Navigation
is suspended. It will probably take
four OF, five days to repair it. n
/ EoNDoN, via QUEENsTowN, July II.
No practical results in egotiations
for an armistice areg yet apparent.
The Globe believes that the c0ntinent
is on the brink of a general European
war. The Prussiahs continue firm
in their demands. The Italians are
advancing in spite of the French or
ders.
The French ironclsdsqpadron was
ordered to Venice On the hight of the
18th inst. The Scherbourg squad
ron has BEEN ordered to sail talso.
Its destination is unknown. It was
said that the Prqssians were,marching
on Frankfort on the Main
The Noniteurs says that attempts are
still being made for the peaceful set
tlement of the question !. The Aus
trians areD eTacdatingi Nenetia, but
leaving the fortresses there. we'll gar
risonea. $ The Italians are ,advahcing
in force inrospite of the acession of
Nenetia to France, .Hri2s.'A2 i.i.5 =
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mn5 9gbuL sdE For the. Journal
. Teachers Normal Institute. i
iBLOOMINGTON, Ind

4surl ey nu 7BLOOMINGTON4 .Ind.s Il TO
s~l ~ li;v III 1 July 20, 1856 i sad
viii you give place in your columns
for few words to the Teachers Of
Vanderburgh County in regard to the
Teachers Normal Institute, now being
held at this place? The Institute,
numbers one hundred and twenty Six
members, and more are arriving daily
Six States, are represented. Twenty
three counties of our own State are.
aoell represented 81 wish to say to
every teacher, in Evansville and vfcin-
ity come III, and see what asglorious
work IS being done for thesteaeher;
you will never regret so doing you
will be amply repaid for, both time and
money. 2 We have some Of the best
teachers of theaWest giYingiinstruc
tion in all branches of study Miss
McEey, of Indianapolis, will be here.
next week, and take charge of a class
in gymnastics, &C., You all require
instruction . in this healthful Z and
cheerful exercise. Again would / say
ceme-cofhe at once, and.eome expect
ing to engage in a delightful literary
" "loyeifeast,' q and you will, | promise
you, not5be disappointed Our high
est expectations shave already been
more than, realized. One and all join
in ,pronouncing the InstituteFa perfect
success. srq of j8gi1 9dt - 80 la734e
MEMBER OF TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
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FROMNEW ORLEANS.

I New ORLEANS, July 21-All the
reportssof the persecution of Union
men, illTtreatment of blacks, and the
existence of secret societies inthe-eity
and State .nowzin circulation Through
the mediums of 1etter8riters, are with
out foundation. Politicsgquiet. Del
egatss to, thepPhiladelphia Convention
are prepared to leaEes Sailed Her
man, Livingstone and Mississippi, for
New York. - " -
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

KEAVING ERECTED ONE OF THE
GK most extensive workslof this kind in
the Western country, and Secured the SER
vices of one ofothe most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, amnow able to furnish this
cheap and money-saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
/ Railroads, STEAMBOATS,, Foundries, Mills,
Woolen Mills--in fact, all machines now
running-can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction. = =
I Orders of wholesale dealers filed on libe-
raj terms q II alrt
1 No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
/ Coal Oil sold by the barrel and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
| PHILIP DECKER,
Third street; bet. Sycamore and Vine.
Inay2 If - f.r ,r
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No. = Main Street.
Evansville. July 2, 1852. jesO
CitY-of Evansville.
Clerks once, J1lg e, isSs. l +

IL har Clerks Office, July Is, 1860. y
RYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN the following described Orders, drawn
by authority Of the Common Council, will
not be received in payment of city taxes or
other claims or accounts due the city, nor
will they be redeemed by the city until
the happening of the contingencies upon
which they were to be delivered, or until
the city shall be compelled, by the judg-
ment, Of a competent court, to pay the
Orders No. BIZ to sl9o, inclusive twenty
orders, at one hundred dollars each; No.
BIOL to 300. inclusive-ten. orders, at fifty
dollars each; No. 3201 to 32l0, inclusive
ten orders, at twenty-five dollars each !;
No: 32II ato 32l6, inclusive-Six orders, at
twenty dollars each; No, 32l7 to 3220 inclu-
sive-four orders, at ten dollars each and
No. 3221 to 1925, inclusive-six orders, at
five dollars each; all of said orders dated
February 18th, 1852, payable to James E.
Mayor; p. Burke, Clerk s @sta
said orders having been issued with the
understanding that they were to be deliv-
cred upon a contingency which has not
yet happened, and having been taken by
the Sheriff by virtue of an order in the ma
ture of a writ of replevin from william
Baker, in whose hands they Were de-
posted. -,,.f..i
! BY order of the Common Council Of the
city of Evansville. sf1 4fH o. t1Ih t5f
julyl9 d6t A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
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DIR. R. A. A ARNTISTEAD

Office on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence on Third street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut ladjoining the
tend to the duties of his profession, in city
or country, at all hours of the day or night.
mAYl6 DIM
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FROM s,a,. E.OUTs.

ST. Louis, Sunday; July 21.-Mr.
PIKE EsBlow5 one of theoidestand
most prominent merchants ofs-St
Louis. brother of the Hon. Henry f i.
Blow, died to-day. Mr.. Blow was ex-
tensiyely identified with the mining
interests Of Missouri. buA ~ .rsr :.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, July 21.-By the ar
rival of the steamers Hermann and
City of Paris, we have European dates
of the 18th inst.
No armistice has yet been agreed
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R4- COLGATE,S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume
Is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
riYaIled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&wIy
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Pianos and Organs

much. lower than they are being sold-else
where in this city, and persons in want of
a superior Instrument, will find it to their
advantage to call before purchasing else-
where. MISSES F. & A. LAWRENCE,
Water street, first door below Chestnut,
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New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 21.
CoTToN-Sales 1000 bales low middling
at 34c. To-day's receipts 94,O0 bales.
MoNEY-Bank Sterling $50. New York
Exchange par. -
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.lI0IJUI7 7I--l- ~ =
MASON SG HAML1N
/ qnisieiI nraD ,isar19 a1-+3l5 ft 1lsiA
8ni1.oa hagtI 101i JlsAooi s-ist (
ORGAN.

We have one of the largest size now on
hand; q very fine Instrument for a Church,
and far superior to any small Pipe Organ.
We are selling
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, PM, July

a CINCINNATI, PM, July Il.
, FLOUR and WHEAT-Dull, and prices un-
settled and nominal. In order to make
sales of magnitude, large CONCESSIONS Will
have to be made; 1t Is therefore useless to
give quotations.
CoRN-Dull, and the demand light; 61@
&c for Mixed, and 73c for White in ele-
vator.
OATsT-Yery dull; S5@4Oc for Nos. 2and1.
RYEA1Dull at 60065e. - = ~ r. II c,1t
PRovISIoNS.-There is firmer feeling in
Provisions, but without any activity. Mess
Pork is held at S32 90, but about 100 bbis
were procured at S3l 70. Nothing done in
Bulk Meats, and therefore prices are nomi-
nal. a fair consumptive demand for Ba-
con at IL, 1917, and 2112c.
GRoCERIEs-- FirmeT. Sugaroin. fair de-
mand at the last quotations. Coffee is a
shade firmer, and good business doing at
25@31c, according to quality.
= BUTTER and CHEESE--Unchanged.
GOLD-l4S.
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Great Sale of City Lots
2 IN HENDERSON, KY.
About 200 City Lots to be Sold at
Auction, 4lsasAore
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29rH, Is66
BOUT TWO HUNDRED LOTS.

A BOUT TWO HUNDRED LOTS,
IA embraced in what is known as
g FAIves's Enlargement" of the city of
Henderson, KY, win be sold at auction on
the 18th August 1866.
+. TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash, and
remainder in three equal installments,
payable at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, with lien retained for the pur-
chase money. afiG-t fGn 1853
DESCRIPTION OF LoTS.-The property is
situated on the most elevated point in the
city of Henderson, and is dry, airy, and
perfectly healthy The neighborhood is
most excellent, and this portion of the city
is more improved than any other part of
it. They are at a very convenient distance
from the city, and substantial and durable
gravel and plank sidewalks extend to
within one square of this property A
beautiful grove, of magnificent forest trees
covers most of the lots. They front upon
wide streets, running back to alleys = :
Henderson Is now rapidly. Improving,
buildings for business and residences be-
ing constantly put up, and property Of
every description is greatly enhancing in
value. e., E.~ t4F
Y Considering the prospects of the city, no
better investment can be found than the
purchase of these lots, for men of either
large or small capital
, ss JOHN w, ALVES.1 81
july23 till aug29
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. .SRsssFsaE - sstsbEsFE4s VlasE u BssD
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July q.
FLoUR-Still tending downward but not
quoted any lower.
Tending downward. -. rFe~s
9 CoRN-Dull; 1904. 20 q ts,t , q -
WHISKY-Unchanged.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

WYYEHAVEJUSTR RECEIVED SOME
w of the best PIANOS ever brought to
this city, including the manufacture OF
Bradbury, Emerson, Hintz and Schraidt,
and Tryon and Allen and Jewett Are also
the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS here for the
celebrated
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEELE5aR TRIBLE,

Second St., Between. Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind. vl
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHS, &C., of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Y Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to, order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-ly. n D.. r-Fr' lstfreft B lTrnsgl ii
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Coach 6 SaddIery Hardware

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, DaInasks,
Harness, EnameIed Patent Leather -
9Hi7Pad Skins, Skirtings, De-, &c. s
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