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FIRES.

Tie Theatre coniqss, e. ;,e'fi q FifsS :srs.t,
between Franklin avenue and Wash. street,
vas totally destroyed BY fire at two O'Clock
this morning. The origin Of the Ere is nm,
known. Loss and insurancs moi asSestained.
Bosros, July ID.
The American House, aAd IN adjoining
building occupied BY Mrs. Cos, weFe burned
this morning. Loss from $40, 600 to 81, 900,
Insurance SO, 900. II
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FROM CHICAGO.

CafcAoo. July Is.
"A bridegroom aeed. .niasts6ss ysess, With
his bride aged.th1g gears, sagriTed in ~
city YeSteadae1 anad ~ AvshjaG M1plstod
for Fulton, Illinois, their future home. They
were married at Wells ,ltxps depot, by JUS
tice Sticknsy, Nnidsa crowd offdIseA
There was much excitementat at the trotting
match n Dextss Park yssterdAy, fur q TIarts
ofS7b0, between Buckeye Bill, Angsline and
Lady Alice, The latter won in Eve heats.
Best time-2:413. There Is to be > race
M fksrta mile hsaAs -best thrte g APs4e
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 13.
The 8animrv 0npeuin ntsnlent reported to
the Board Of Health that there are at present
in this city 81 cases Of small pox, and that
the disease il the ircrease. gn
The little Tsflage Of Cottage Hill, sixteen
miles west pf thelcisy, on The Galena Division
Of the n: y. R.ilro.d has already this see sea
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! From ST. PAUL.

.s1 s.,,ss..5 q sa 4 Sr. Paul, Jniys Is. &
y M Psndleton addressed the Democratic
Rai6ss1ion y Getting As Stating Rink yester-
day. Tonight Brick Pemerop crates.
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~ Ytdaxack july 4s.
Adv;csu -rsce;red ftoa Rcope - y il
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THE PROsPECT

s most fateng The location Of the inc 10 one Of the
bes n tss country. 1t passes through sreo uuaber
81 important cities and towns whsss commsecisi inter
sourse is large and raptdly hosSs1ng. The country
along the river s eceisng constant acecoas Of wealth
which must correspondngy add largely svery year to
the buainsss and profits OF tho Company III the old
telegraph companies throughout the couAtry sre
and have bssn paving satRfaesosy livfdsuls "a . cap
tai stoce that has been repeatedly watered these
com1e centron - by few vea1lhy iedtsldnaae ssnl
Ing hesf an the stock do this Il Is quito reasona
bls 70 suppose ttat company, owned and nAsaesd by
It, paHons, With IT. es desiraby oeated and wf4
limited ahlosnt Of stock, q fsast So sqesify =
we'll. aEa - a,itaa
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Office Of the Secretary, slf NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
-Snbscription Books open at office Of
Cavenaer B R0wSs, 31s Nortk Third Street.
,waLA a. ssyaEx2g .s.
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~
oeIl Esns, Psnsils, Fsekst Deeks.
s g Bridgss. ....-....Nos1 4Estss HOUSE
o.aA. silvsr. a.d rvery. 1EsssSsa Case ).
q Dridgss....... ........ Nos I hh6E House.
@ enocFRs-waoLEsAADs
HaAiil 4 &Uc......s....... Ice Main strest.
Kellogg, Btfge Co .,..... 1Aap ssrees.
Bower Co............. IN street
d Stafford. cor BlondeAu Lsvse
0yOCnRs-RnTA1L
Robsstson 4 Albers LIE MAs street.
ia A g Mcqueen. Main street.
Cox 4 Irvin... Fifth Msia streets.
uyArensssrs Thsrmsnstsrsg ssshrsn-
eters.s8s
Bridges. s............-....No Nos 4 4 ? Estes House.
HARNEss = SADDLES.
A Hasny ....Main sssset--bet Sd 4sh
6s, HARDwARE.
Cady Pesk..-........spr Fourth NAN streets.
H Buell.. .....Se Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Brownell,..,....-.......-.. n Main street
Burkitt 4 Ce......... ..".......-9 Main street
Na HOTELS.
Dsming House. .,....--.......cor Second johnson.
IssuRANCE AGENTS
L. j. Adams, Corner ID and Main sts,
iowa 0OAlSA !OIE COs
once Lsves, bet Main johnson.
Y aas41 = fcr. n : Y
Collier ! Bss3t = .xeafth ssssss ~ Estes House.
.A'Nog.. Y. 1non.
Brownell lBros............s.s..cor Main Fourth.
-e7g s7a JEwELRY, (sr1a ao.S Il
3 q Bridges .................Nos . 7Estss House.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Gibbons. la ia Main street.
-ssgsssss a uARDlD WORK0. #lss
Jshn Dawdea Third stssst--nsar Main.
MrrLfnERs.a es
sp,,sberrer. Mayer 4 Co..-..,.. No. III Main st,
An Hsbsr~...-.- cog Thisg = Main streets
MxLLlNHRY q BONNET 0LDAcBEkY
Mrs W F Bowman. ...lth st-bss Main Blondeau
f2n HnMws D1Pofg rss
Davfd @ Lowry nreet
Mag.ifyias o1assss 4 natssssespss.
sQ Asdsss.. +...s.,.nss - s4le House
cpstesaa. ssssesshss ~ s11asses.
q Bridges ......ss. M 4 ~ Rssse aonss
,Gsa espss; osauiAs uISsssllt1insa
8 Gpsiasss ..-.........-...No Nos 4 Estes House
faz rssssss, Annssatisa, AsAsa.
q Bridges. - Noa1 ~ Esass House
.,ax.ss~.A-~.sl l1Enrnsn. Ssss
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spissberger, Mayer 1 Co.w.... 10. III Main1st.
Ars Ncbsr COT Thru Main streets.
mxLLlNERY . BONNET 0LDAcHEkr
Nrs W + Bowman. ..lth st-bat Main 3 Blondeau.
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Howe B Tyler. ..,.......6o Main street
Duncan, KAslc 4 Co........l4e Z l42 Main street
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Dareeters,

. Executive Committee.
J. D. CtAmpkn, James Duncan,
E. 8. Rowsey |. N. Msseb,
.t @. w. Irwin.
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..ysxs [a2 9lllsEsSa i 4 q i ass5 Al g
.sasdaa IL: s'7'ss 8 ''''' : g. :
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS QoARAlHh ~ ben orGpsissd - the purpose
Of estabhhng Teegraphic communication In ths most
direct possible between all points VI any mpor
tasegoR1hs MisG1ssipPt RIynn hsn %. PABL no
NEW 0EEEAN6. aeA r. - IF 81
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Prom carefully prepared estinAtes, bAsed apcn tho
amount of brsnsss done hy the conpnis now n opera
tween competing points, the CompAny confidently Be-
ievs that large and rsmuneratve dividends be made
and they furtsr ssleSs ths takinG islo scsAsotion
and direct route, shey will Be ahs secure nearly a
the bssssa ADas their hne, 1AeA on p1esssAs ssek
at high premium, and nake u Of he best invest
ments 10 be found, sssg4 .ssr@s 44s
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As 0onpany propose to construct shsis lines II H.
most substantial possible All material used
will be Of the most approved kind and quality, and tn
work Of construction will be dous " Tie Company,
der ths immediate supervision of practical men, long
experience in constructing and managing felsersph
nes, Who viii be Instructed 10 spare pslns 70 make
portion Of the Of the very best charnrter
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0sIl Esas, Pencils, feeket 0esks.
8 g Bridses ..................Nos : 4Estss Hosse
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4s.gs ~ M sssss sssd 49, LAS July 1o.
Kiag 80 = aeeat - - - envoy =
the UaigS1 t1ates 10 make NJ speotAl
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-e7g s7a JEwELRY, (sr1a ao.S Il
r a Rr;dees Nos . 3fsssse House.
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CAPITAL STOCK.

ONLY FIyk PRk CENT of ths sasck will be requifsa
70 be paid in at the time Of snbsc and subssqusnt
calls will not exceed ten per cent month Alter the
m: pay m:ns e avs ~ cent no inrtA esll viii bo
shall have been subscribed. n Oompssy confidently
believe that they will not be coased 70 call In
thef my os SIXTY Per csst q the enspaops, IN osd
70 place the line ID complete vofkitg oder
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Fans, Fancy 0ssas. tRias Gallery.
s Bridges. Nos l xstse Hous .
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enocFRs-wHoLEsAhus

asA. silvsr and Hvsry. 1EsraAsd caas >.
s Dridgss....-........,N Nos Z 1st1 House.
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, April 5.
FLoUR-In good demand and prices 25@
SOC higher; the demand was chiefly specu-
lative, induced by the scarcity of wheat
and the fact that it is relatively higher;
-four brands. at Sl2@l4; end fancy, Sl4@16;
closing firm.
WHEAr-Scarce; prices 2@3c higher; No.
Spring. 81 55@2 60; No. 2 Winter, s. S7@
80; white, So Is; No. Winter, So. II
CORN-Unsettled: sales of shelled, S5c in
bulk, and 9ot@9Sc sacked; white in sacks
held at 9Sc; ear, 70@7lc in bulk; holders Of
fering nc at close e$ ssEE6 TFE
RYE-Is held at Toe.
BARLEY-Unchanged; in fair demand.
@26c, and it was stated that it could have
been sold at 25c. @tH
WHIsKY-Duli and prices nominal at 26@
261ac. :
PRovIsIoNs-Dull, with no demand, and
prices nominal; City Mess sold at SO IS to
a limited extent.
BACON AND BULK MEATs-Nominally
unchanged r9fsf
LARDsHeld at l2s4c, but no offers made
at over 121ac for City.
The price of Pork and Bacon, compared
with other kinds of food, makes holders
confident that no important uecline can be
established; therefore, there is no pressure
to sell.
SUGAR AND CoFFEE-Unchanged and
firm.
u OVER SEED-Scarce, and held at Sll So
and small sales were made at this rate.
TIMOTHY AND FLAX SEED-Unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Sl 3S01l 10.
GOLD-l321 buying, and 1873 selling.
EXCHANGE Firm.
MONEY-Tight at I001l5 per cent.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph. ST. LOUIS, April 5.
ToBACCo-Active at full prices and
working descriptions a shade f1rmer; Tugs,
l3l4@ i41ac; corn leaf, 4s4@71ac; factory
dried, 7a71ac; medium dark fillens, 5@7hc:
medium bright do, S@l5c; black wrappers,
l2@lsc; good and fine leaf, 20940c.
HEMP-Quiet; 81 80 for choice dressed.
FLOUR Firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Active, at So 30@3 35 for prime
Fall, and So 36@3 46 for choice do.
UCoRN-Was depressed at the opening.
but closed stronger at sl@l 0S. 1r
OATs-7S@S0c.
BARLEY-Sl 45 for choice Spring.
RYE-Buoyant, at 4094212c.
PoRK-Dull and unchanged.
q BULK MEATs-s14c., for shoulders; 10s4c.
loose.
HAMs-ll34c; do. for ribs and sides.
BAcoN-Firmer; l21z@l254c for clear sides,
71zc for rib sides, and g1ac for shoulders.
LARD-l214c for choice steam.
sWHIsKY-Heavy, at 81 l4@2 Is.
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New York Market.
BY Telegraph NJ

BY Telegraph New YORK, April 3.
CoTToN-Scarcely firm, with sales of I, 800
bales at 271z@2Sc for mlddiing uplands, but
chiefly &c.
FLoUR-Receipts 1857 barrels; market is
5dlOc better, with sales of $500 barrels at
50 sOal0 80 for superfine and Western; $40 10
choice do: 81 S5@l2 80 for shipping brands
extra Round-hoop Ohio, and So 9O9l4 10
for trade brands. The market closed firm.
California -four firm; sales OF e5o oarreis
at Sl5@16.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged,
WHEAT-No receipts; market H93c bet
ter, with good inquiry for shipping, but
partly speculative sales of 100 bushels, at
So 50a2 So for No. l Milwaukee, with " 55
re fused. AT the close So 20 for white Cali
fornia and So % for Amber was asked.
iRYE-3@5c better; sales of 25,o0O bushels
at 81 a391 45 for Western, and 81 40 for
Canada free.
BARLEY-Steady sales of 800 bushels,
Canada free at 81 17x9l "a latter price
deliverable ut Newark.
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European Markets.

By telegraph LONDON, April 5-Eve.
CoNsoLs-9l; Five-Twenties, 75%; ILL.,
nois Central, 1874; Erie, 37s4.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Eve.
s. CoTToN-Closed quiet and unchanged
ga les, 5000 bales. The Manchester market
has a declining tendency.
BREA DsTUFFs-ClO>ed firm; Flour, West
ern Canada, 2ss sd. Wheat, No. Red Mil
waukee, lbs Sd; California White, l3s Cd.
Corn, Ais Sd for mixed Western.
BARLEY AND OATs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchange fTf7sg e
PETRoLEUM-Declined to Is sd for Re-
fined. EE aft E.ffE srst# rsFFsvss
SPIRITS TURP ENTINE-Declined to 37s.
FRANKFORT, April 5-Eve.
UNITED STATES BoNDS-7S.
PARIS, April 5-Eve.
UNITED STATES BoNDS-S4Y.
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April 5.
FLoUR-Firm; 25@30c higher. Some
holders demanding improvement of so
cents on yesterdays figures. Spring extra
SIC 5O9l3 80.
WHEAT-Brisk speculative demand at
79l0c higher; sales of No. l, at 81 06; No. 2
at g 35@2 40, closing quiet at 81 80.
CoRN-Active and &c higher; sales at
97c@S1 OF for No. /.
sales of No. at 81 399l 42; No. at 81 36@
361l; closing firm and steady at 81 40 for
winter; Ale for fresh receipt, No. 1.
BARLEY-Advanced 395c: No. 2 in store,
sold at 81 0S.
HIGHwINEs More active; 23}zg4Oc for
bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; mess pork, nominal
at Sd 50; dry sailed shoulders steady and
quiet, at Sc loose. -
LARD-Moderately active; 13c for prime
steam.
LIVE STOCK MARKET-Panic stricken,
and almost I1feless, with decline of SOC
per hundred on cattle and hogs; common
cattle S. 25, s. Is, 81 So and So 90 for good to
shipping: sales common cattle s. %; s. g.,
s. so, and s. % for good to choice shipping.
Hogs, light, at S. 1907 90 for common to
extra choice SIN Doth.
RECEIPTS, 200 barrels flour; 1900 BUSH
els wheat; 1850 bushels corn; {, Zoo bushels
oats, $500 hogs.
SHIPMENTS = 800 barrels -four; lo,O0(
bushels wheat; 200 bushels corn.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
WILL SELL MY FARM. contain


~ 2l5 acres of land, in Knight Township,
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, adjoining
the Wabash and Erie Eanal, and near the
place of Mr. VIM Howard, four miles from
the city of Evansville. There are l25 acres
cleared and under good fence; the balance
passed on the Ohio River. 1t is all bottom
land, well drained-there being 800 rods OF
ditching completed, running around each
field-making it suitable for the successful
cultivation of corn. wheat. tobacco. hemp,
grass, or any other crop grown in the
Western States. There Is good suoitan-
seven rooms with kitchen, pantry. smoke
house, milk-house, &c Also, other houses
for laboreis; with a fine barn, corn crib,
and stable all under one roof, 81 feet long
by 80 feet wide. and is feet high. Poultry
houses, &c, all nearly new. There is a
found with little labor ON any part. of The
land. A fine young apple 'oFcnard or 400
select trees is on the place; some peach,
pear, plum: and cherry trees; gooseberry
and currant bushes, strawberry plants, &c.
making 1t. one of the most desirable
whole tract but will produce from fifty to
one hundred bushels of corn with ordt-
nary cultivation. -
and the first payment light. Amy person
wanting farm would do well to come
and examine it. 1t would suit well to
divide into two or more farms.
If not sold at private sale b fore the 10th
day of April. will on that day offer it at
public auction. in tracts of 40 acres; and If
then no. sold, Twill then and there offer
to rent it at auction in fields to suit the
bidder. : - -
will at the same time sell. all my per-
sonal property, consisting OF three head of
horses, six head of mules, one yoke of
oxen five mich cows. ten young cattle,
Zone hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
three good wagons, one top-buggy, ten
good pIows. and all other kinds of farming
tools; corn, potatoes, bacon, pork. beef,
and lard; household and kitchen furnf-
ture; seven stand of bees; and numerous
other articles, with 200 cords of wood.
A credit OF twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars; the pur-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-
rity. waving relief from valuation and
dollars, cash.
The sale Will continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
Refer to J. p. Elliott Son, Real Estate
Agents, office on Sd street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. d. SMYTH.
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I ACORN Receipts. 100 bushels. with more
activity and lc better; sales, 9,S60 bushels,
81 20h mixed Western store; 81 ~ ditto,
afioat; 81 209l 201a yellow Jersey; 81 22133
new yellow Delaware; and 81 Is new mixed
Western afioat.
sales, 600 bushels, at 676e6Sc for old West
ern; 6S9701a for new do; 73@731a for state,
in store.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales, $500 sacks of Rio
on private terms.
MoLASSES+Dul.
SUGAR--Steady; sales, 1876 hogsheads log
lie for 0IPa 5I2e for PortS Ri for Crude
25@27c for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PoRK-Dull and lower; sales 2 $50 barrels;
SO 5oSSS IS for old Id" mess; SIS 5000 90 Tor
prime; SD 25@22 80 for prime mess; Also
1000 barrels of new mess at S23 1923 80 for
BEEF-;sales of IS barrels at previous
prices; tierce beef, sales of 1000 tierces of
prime mess on private terms
boxes, at II4c for Cumberland cut; Il1sc
cur MEATs~Duii; sales 70 packages, at
9t910c for shoulders, and 1215014c for hams.
.L ,AR opening sales 575 barrels,
@I31ac for April and May.
BGTTER-li@I5c for Ohio. TAfF
CHEESE-Steaoy, at 16@l 9c.
MONEY-Shade easier. at &c for call.
STERLING-Dull, Sss@ss gold first class
bills.
GoLDmzLower; opening at 1885. and clos
ing at 49, .srs - >-r 'rr4
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Qufet.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Moderately active, with slight
upward tendency.
WHEAT-AcIive, and decidedly firmer.
kee al 81 5S,a2 5s1s, and sellers at So 55a2 IS:
buyers Of No i at 81 1902 75; sellers at
RYE-l@2c better, with buyers of western
at 81 44@I 46, and sellers at 81 46C1l 4S.
y BARLEY-Quiet and firm.
CoRN-Quiet, with sellers of shipping
mixed western at 81 81 in store, and 81 %
af1oat. and buyers at 81 2o1a in store, and
81 2213 af1oat. ssa -sss -x....
OATs-Quiet at s7@6sc for old western,
and 68@70c for western.
PoRK-Heavy, and decidedly lower. with
safes of 70 barrels new mess at S23 cash and
S23 l21a regular; closing with sellers at S23
cash and regular, and buyers at SD 1874
cash and regular
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS--Dull and nominal.
BACoN.Dull at 10]4@l0Ac for Cumber-
land mfddles.
LARD-Duil and dropping at 12s4@13c for
fair to prime steam, and l39l31ac for kettle
rendered.
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RI Err N e w S
For Other River Items see Seventh Page.

The only additional arrivals last eve-
ming were the Mary Swan, Memphis to
Evansville, and Rose Hite. Louisville to
return........The Mary Swan had fair trip
of freight and passengers. Her manifest
will be found below.....-.The Rose Hite
had nice packet trip and was full of
people.........We have received from Capt.
j. Slut Neal, Charley Clarke's pamphlet
descriptive of the great steamer Rich
mond. Thirty pages are occupied
with an elaborate description of the Rich
mond, a considerable portion of which was
copied literally from the Sentinet-oa-the-
Border of yesterday, without the proper
credit. The balance, or forty pages, are oc-
cupied with a history of steam as a motive
power OF steamboats, and steamboat disas-
tiers, .bles of distances, and advertise
ments. 1t is a valuable and interesting
document worth preserving.......-TheA Alice
Dean for Memphis, and the Rowena for
Nashville, will be here positively to-mor-
row morning. They are both first class
boats.
Manifest of Steamer Mary StOdss. = Left
Memphis Tuesday, April I'd, at Pm.
Boats in port-Argonaut, Celeste, General
slowly; White and Arkansas stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant. Business un-
usually brisk. the levee being literally COW
The mud is slowly disappearing from the
wharf, causing great CONSERVATION among
the citizens, who are not prepared for such
a phenomenon. Freights for up the river
are scarce. Cotton is moving in small
quantities. -
Akin, Parvin & Co., empty cask; Cloud
& Akin, ! empty can; Scantlin q Co., L
empty can; Ragon q Dickey, bundles dry
hides; Fred. Kroener, IS empty beer-bar-
reis; Cook & Rice, II3 empty beer-barrels;
r. X. Dunkerson & Co., SO bales cotton, 10
hhds. tobacco.
Erar n, 10 Il o,riS vii hnv
mdse. coil rope, IA bbls. potatoes, Ii pas
sengers.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April 5.
ToBAcCo--Saiess 162 hogsheads at fun
rates, So 50@2l so.
rTFLoUR-Superfine $40 90.
Notwithstanding.
CoRN-Stiffer; ear 70972c in bulk; shelled
73@75c. @
OATS-70c in bulk.
MESS PORK-Dull at SD 80.
BAcoN--Shoulders 9119954c packed clear
sides l21zc.
LARD 121ac in tierces.
WHISKY-S2 q for free.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL

MEAPHIs, April 5.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling slowly. Business
very dull.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-The river has fallen
sixteen inches, with twenty feet IN the
channel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
%. Snow squalls at intervals.
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VOR SALE-GROCERIES fine stock
1 of Groceries and Fixtures, in a central
location, with q good run of custom. To
any one desiring to go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at o bar
gain. For particulars, address p. o. Lock
Box AZ, Evansville, Ind. lfeb2S
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Eggs! Eggs /!
FOR SALE.
Rare Chance I!
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

IOU IVUo 1Of N9cI1O On 1A11O'
y All SELLING THOSE DESIRA-
BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
ON TIME, and at my CUSTOMARY CASH
PRICES. This affords mechanics and la
boring men an opportunity of owning
their own houses for the money they
would pay out for rent. Better call soon.
When the street railroad is built, these
lots will be worth double the price / now
offer them at. q
JNO. ]. CHANDLER, = :
No 2, Second Floor,
APPS diff Chambers Block.
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rOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bar
- gain, a Lot so feet on First Street, with
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of ID. BAER,
corner Of First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

- WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-.
IL DENCE, ON the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable prlce, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. Address III. E. READ,
13S Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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