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HAT MANUFACTORY
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18th street, late with J. Y. Dayis.) Silk and Soft
Felt Hats renovated Satisfaction warranted
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@ PIC MIC AT SEVENTH STREET PARK.
liz for the benefit of the ISLAND BAPTIST
CHURCH. WEDNESDAY. August I4th The Sab
bath School of this Church will be present and will
by Singing. Speaking, and other exercises adapted
to the occasion.
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Children, / > Cents. auIO-3t
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0%GRAPES. GRAPES. GRAPEs.-yust re
sl3 ceiyed at JOS. Ill. SHAFFlELD' 24G
Pennsy wanna avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS
13-3t'
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. + 9 b CINcHNfsAfI. Sept. %.
e FIsoUR-eIn good delr5snd and market
firm at full rates; extra 50 759l0 Is; family
SO 75@ll %.
What Quiet. and .anchanged; sales of
% CoRN-Closed duh, and not ssaleable at
better tnan 81 05 for No. /; new corn is
selling in the fields in Kentucky at 75@ Soc.
c, oArsZ2 i st. and y Iaft beg iowsE at the
RYE--Ejrm, at 81 30. fnatss4 a4t.y ssos orr
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTToN-Dull, lower, and nominal; mid
ding Hered tAatA 20@2Ic; $50 bales good
grade low middIing sold at ISc.
WHISKY-DulI and nominal.
PRovIs .oNs-Unchanged; lard 1870; in
fair demand; not much prime city TO be
had at this rate; bacon held at lac, l6@l71zc;
no hams in market; butter and cheese
steady and in COED derpa q ,; rotatoes firm
at 81 Z5a3 so per bari ell.
GRoCERIEs-Firm and in fair demand.
GoLD-lI2s49l43, btfying.R4
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.ga IoSis Nafkst

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. 26.
JoBACCo-Active, and Tugs and common
leaf advanced 12c.; other qualities are un-
changed.
COTTON AND HEMP--Nct hingsdeing,
FLoUR-Receipts. 1853 baTrets-Holde
firm. bat the market is inactive; choice
extra, :g 5o@1o75; treble extra. sif5o@l2 CO.;
Fall, 50 s5(d2 4711zz Red do. g 9092 35; fancy
spring ranges at 81 75@l s..
CoRN-HOlders firm, but market slow, at
81 ll@I Is, the latter for fancy White.
OATs-Dull and declining; opening at 81
80 ssLhS laaef; 81 80 forchoiee SPRING /;
RYE3More active, at 81 20d1 80.
PROVISIONS Are very dull.
TzRoRK@NominaIly gunchanged. G HnN
BAcoN-Droopfhg at 1391S12c for clear
sides. UEA
HAMs-Sugar-cured, Ac-
WHIsKx-%No saIes;i yAry few buyers at
81 90.
LARD-Nothing doing.
RECEIPTS-Of zoo sacks of wheat; ,SS5
bushels corn 1895 bushels oats; $50 bushels
rye; Lle5 pnsheis baFieysQHH1TzI
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New York lry7Goods Trade,

a The market shows bat little change,
though it Is somewhat irregular. The de-
cline in COLA and centinned depression, In
cotton, exert rather an inf tvorableI infiu-
iepce in cotton goods, and on, some de-
ischptions, such jas heavy brown goods
-tuerel is a fractional abafeIn entj1n prices.
The finer. grades, on the other hand are
leading 81 yles OF prints committee IN good
Teaqssts az full Prices SAY 3lfg2oc ras 4.
cotton goods rnie with a. fair degree of
.steadtneSs. G5fnw .s0Uf 4nf 81 Ef36Dt5
I. TWoolen goods con tin ne for IL q most part
depressed. A few Seasons BE tyles, such as
fancy 1cassfl1eres and acloaking cloths. sell
readily at prices whicf ieayea small mar
gin, but the great bulk of home manufac-
turers are sell ing a heavy losses. Foreign
goods adapted 10 the season are selling
freely both. at; PUBLIC and, private sale but
the eneraI com plant is, OF smaIl PROFITS
and nopro1ts. The public sales have been
well attended. AndsdesirableT goods have
sold weil.-such as black doeskips, medium
BLACK cloths, chinchflla beavers, merfnos.
Cplain Afpxcas. and the lower grades of
.tancy dress goodsr Among the general
run OF, dealers the burthen OF the COM
Plaint is, that trade is not what 1t ought TO
bewith good crops and; in creased means
amc ng the masses.-Shl ppiTsg List, 2lst.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. 20.
FLoUR-Duil; ~ s71z@e 30 for Spring ex-
traS.
WaEAT-Active and lac. higher; 81 SO
al S9 for No. 4, and 81 S5gl So for No. 2.
CoRN-Active; 81 0413gl 05 for No. i, and
81 Q514@l Al for, No. 2 A.srs y "a
.0ATs-Less active. closing at 53ls@53tzc.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged 2nut
-RARLEx=L0wer,cl closing at 81 l3 for N0s2
PRovISIoS SHOT doing.
BEER CATTLE-Dnll; IS 125z96 50 for fair
to good shipping.
HoGs-Actlve;, " 50a6 90 for good to best
grndes. y j. ~ III FfEsfI
RECEIPTS - ii 600 barrels flour, 100 600
bushels wheat, IS, 800 bushels corn, I35 600
bushels oats. 1900 head nogs. ErEw
SHIPMENTS - 500 barrels -four, 81 900
bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn, 5000
bushels oats.
FREIGHTs-Less active: 414c. tor oats, &c.
for corn, and &c. for wheat TO Buffalo.
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New FORK Drug and Dye Market

-stsambier has tleen in requests with sales
lqf .0oobales at AS gold There has been
a movement in Honduras cochineai, but
we are unabfeS1o give The particulars.
Chemicals are in good demand.4 Oil ANS
is held at s 50 currency, duty paid; The
sales are IT'S tons soda ash at 81 1872 80 !;
50eido to arrive. balance Of the ear. " Sl144 ;
o drums inns sansrle s9da N 20 KEGS p p
rarter. 291z ~ do 1artaf1c acid, 50: 10 casks
refined aTgols. % 200 cases castor oil, in
Boston, &c, d bond; 20 do here, in bond
at some th ing Iessthan s.; AZ kegs chIoisate
potash, 321z golds 3 and 10. cases new crop
Van DeusenI Brothers oil wfnte rgreen, IS /;
French quinine u So 20; English orange
shell lac, 4ic; ~ cases lac dye. Sc; 25 tens
soda ash a5s9I4ci zoo do sal soda, sgS1scS
kegs ri eafb soda, zzszze 1000 Abs yeuew
! soO Hsso1t hern seiseka ROOT, 4ic: South.
iern eipsenx. 70f; a9tons English 1lue Wit
ri0l. 4s4@91sc currency, cash; 900 tons soda
ash, i've I've months delivery: 800 Kegs bi
carb soda. to- arrive, 90 cases garnet shell
lac, 20 do, picked gum arabic, 5000. lbs gum
kowrie, - bales nutgaIls, and IS cases shell
lac, from store, Lon private terTns.-Shfp-
ping List, Dist fs ITFfu adt III
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NEW YoRK. Sent 26
By Telegraph

by 1cIcSrapH,i NEW ORhs sept 10
9 DRY GOODS - The market generally re-
mains a little quiet, although a few large
jobbers are transacting good business at
pretty well sustained prices. Better and
finer grades, both In foreign and domestic
goods, keep sold close up; but any style or
class of goods not required for Immediate
wants, meet'with Indifferent 'sa ies at un-
profitable prices to all. Prints in, good
styles and coloringsf contfnyfe to SEAL quick
and wei at fair profits. Printing cloths
sell well at living profits. Delaines go Off
freely without much benefit to any one.
Gingha ms are bringing fair prices: low
grades, poor prices. Bleached muslins,
steady. and popular makers keep sold
close up at null prices on.sa few brown
the prices very low, below the regular
prices, viz; the Lyman RI = three sixty
nve yard, 1Ss4c; the Indian Head u goods
are offered as low as le9zc; and the Angus
Ia A and Is have been closed out at
marked decline. below the. actual cost.
Pennsylvania manufacture AZ sheetfng,
weight two ninety-three yards ITO the
pound. sells as low as l414c. The best m axes
command l712c,-with the exception of
Lawrence c, which is selling as low as Ice.
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New Orleans Market,

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. &c.
CoTToN-Easier; sales $50 bales low mid
ding at zoe; receipts Al bales.
FLoUR-Quiet and firm; super choice
CoRN-In good demand with an upw yard
tendency; white 81 40. - =
sOArS-Scarce at Soc %R &&1
PoRK-Quiet and firm at SO 75927 90.
BACoN-1s retailing at 1515c for Shoulders,
IS1zc tor clear sides, and 251zc for sugar.
cured hams. -rtt I'm il Ia i
LARD-Firm; tierces l41z9i4sxc.
GOLD-144.
srkRLNe-56@5s; New Y ERIK sight .14e
premium.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. g..
GoLD-Is tribe lower >, opening at lEE,
and closing at 1857.
GoyERSMENTs STOCKS Shade easier;
Coupons 81, HOS; do. go. 1l37s; do. 81,
1895 sdo.-,S5 1895; new issue 10zs4 lido. 81.
l07s4s 104o's 1913; 1905 1867. The ssiles of
gold to-day aggregated about u, go 900, and
the Department is also selling $40 bonds
while purchases of $50 notes ere stopped
by the lowering price. The Government
sales afeoin IS lakTen each day tkan Is gem
orally supposed. The Express Companies
yesterday, took 5000, 900 in currency to the
hrsl three days Of this week efezeiodW
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph - NEW YORK, sept 70.
CoTToN-Dull and Dropping sales of 800
FLOUR Receipts. II 909 barrels-dull and
dropping; ss les of $3.50 barrels at 81 75G
g fe s sqpertine state and Wsstern q 60
round hoop Ohio; $40 00g16 90 for st. Louis.
Cslifornia. quiet; sales IF $50 ,. sacks and
Rye FL 3ur at So 309S p.
tWHIsKY-Quiet apd unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts, 160. 5E bushels; Spring
Of sasSs SasSss II s. is for &c.
Spring; 81 "a for very choice Spring; 81 80
for No 81 80 SPRING e 10 G old Cs 81 az
tor sxra cnoiee white, MicBtgan5l e - Tor
RYE. - sales ss, Of 800 bushels h West
, RsstESRaqlI fens d II q als 3
MALT-Quiet; sales e, loo bushels at 81 81
i've AID IL fowsf Sales $500 Bushes az
81 30egI 80 for mixed Western, closing at
81 Slql, 81 afioatQtor prime pateelss 81 2I9
osf ~ Recefpts rs sI2 Bushels; i mark ct
active aud hrneri; sales lla5000j bushels at
ia 7355se, for Ohio ANA Chicago, closing al
X RiffieeE1SEllDulf.oID-iiOl siaqIsD uaiisueV
COFFEE rQuieti8Y, stSg1.s,l ug.g1ssi
for Cuba, and ii for Porto Rico.
MoLASSRS-Dullif ssz4TF.t guff-itl
HorsaQniet st, previous rsI prices. a,IsI
33c for refined bonded. e1EQTSJ &Ls
PoRK-Opened lover but closed irmer !;
sales 4,SV0 bbls at S28 7592S 95T for mess,
closing at s23 80 cash so 5002l 90 for prime.
BEEF-Firm; sa es l75 bbls; prices un-
changed. U.fftf{t --ar.,i~ af-rovt IS
BEEF HAMs-Nominal.
BACoN-Steady. aJA ---. 20 -.t- f-i +
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales $40 packages at
l214@l3c for shoulders, and l5129lSc. tor
hams. u
LARD-Steady: sales 1915 IBIS at 1910
Enthusiastically at l5@27c for Ohio. !, ; ,.
CHEESE-Qufet. '.
otsafs LArEsT-5 p. NJ. e 49, at.{5
FLoUR-ClosedId dull and 5@lOc. lower for
medium and common $ high grades are
WHEAr-Active and very Arm; 50 o0a
2 "a for No. I, and 81 S0@2 81 for No.
\ RYE-Duli; ST 4sal IS for western. -
\ OATS -Firm; rs a 56c. LOT Chicago and
1 CORN Lower and dull; 81 Sol 80 for
good 70 prime mixed Western. - 2ie "a
PoRK--Steady: sales 500 barrels mess st
50 SI32G23 so cash and regular, closing at
s25 N1292S IS, and quiet.
4 BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
4 CUT MEATS-Qulet and steady. II
BAcoN-Nornina1. 100 e.. + s.sss
LARD-Steady at l4149I43kc for fair to
prime steam-rendered, and l43s9l41&c. for
kettle-rendered.
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New York Hat sale.

The wholesale hat trade remains firm,
with an upward tendency in prices. The
following prices were obtained yesterday,
at the sale of 375 cases AZ the warehouse of
being per dozen by tine case, aud the terms
being net cash within seven days. Wool
hats - re- = plain s. 59@io 50; mea,s fancy
boys plain s. 75tgB 90; children Is PLAIN and
fancy IS 75q9 rs. Cashmere hats mems
plain S17 5 0r30 90; mems fancy s24 25d31 SO !;
black beaver and pslly nutria s2S 25G33 90 ;
black, brown and other brush e42 5095o; Is.
The new .'BouIevard' shirts command a
ready Sale. and are IN great demand,
though recently introduced. E9y 10 r9iT8s
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EurODean Market.
RyCabIe.L

By Cadet s LONDON, Sept. 26SEve. ?
Consols, steady at "a 7-l6; 5-20s, Y 1916;
Illinois Central, n; Erie, 401z.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 28-Eve.
COTTON The market has been heavy
and dropping throughout the day, and
closed with decline of ed; middling
uplands 81; Orleans Cd. the sales to-day
barely reached 10000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Steady; California wheat
lbs lOd; barley IS Sd; corn as; oats 3s I'd;
peas AS Cd.
PRovIsIoNs-Firmer; lard Cd higher !;
American SIS Cd bacon advanced Cd; sell
ing at 43s for Cumberland middles; beef
Ass pork lis; cheese SIS. 49,
PRoDUCE-American tallow 44s Sd: other
quotations unchanged. a-
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CISCINSATI. Sept. 26.-The river has fall
EN- one inch. with three feet ten inches I'm
the channel. Weather clear; 'thermome-
fer9O0- 4 mrat. sl., .,nta 9Ii 15qo1g
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.-Riyer fail ing,;with
twentyfour inches in the channel. -
The only additional arrival up TO mid
night was the Alert from the Cumberland,
with few hogsheads of tobacco ana some
miseeTlan eoas freight.....Tl.e Fanny Bran
deis, with an excellent trip for Cairo; the
Berthas for A rkansas River, and the Lew
ellen. with a portion ofEthe Bertha's and
the Rob Roy's freight, for CairoJ departed
late yesterday evening. ...-I. The Cob Webb
was expected last night, hut had not put la
her appearance ali IL o'clock. mont sb99a
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is.
ToEACCo-Sales,1 % hhds. nrmer at u 40
FLouR-Dull at SO 70 for supernne; 81 90
for No. l.
WHEAT-S2 80. tnA p
CoRN-Shelled, 81 Is ear il bulk, 81 90
SOATS-65c in bulk. -as'
MESS PoRK-SA so. f-r
COTToN-2l1zc. ~ =.
BAcoN- Shoulders, l414 &c; clear sides, Is1zc,
packed. s..s~s = s...4fE .fF nE
LARD-In tierces, 1910.
WHIsKY-In bond, Sc. ~
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The; Hardware market still shows,a good
degree of animation, though the COM
pl amt Is general of the srna1lress OF the
bills sold. There are a good many buyers
in town-more than have been here for a
long time-buu they are buying very spar
ingly. Prices remain unchanged.--NeaO
York Iron AQe, 21st. -. 800.
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Memphis Market.

By Teissranh ! ss I u MEofprsHls, Sept "a
CoTToS-2i%G0c.
CoRN-S1 15g1 20.
OATS-72@73c.
HAY-S24@26. r4 EAF &#k .aF
PoRK-SN 25@N so.
BAcoN-Shoplders, 1511s@l6c; clear sides.
LARD-1511z@
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/ g. The Cotton Sale Yesterday. q
The first public sale of new crop cotton
for this season was held at the warehouse
of NJ assrs. Wright & Harper, yesterday,
ana was highly 50 flsla ctoryin us results.
The first receipt Of the new crop was some
days ago, but no public sale was held until
yesterday.
The first bale of new cotton which was
pnt up caused very sspiritedhidding. and
there was considerable emulation among
buyers to secure the first bale of new crop.
The bidding was mainly carried on by
the Evansville Cotton Mills, Messrs. Mack
ey, Nesbitt & Co, and ME- Gumberts;
and it was finally knocked Off to the
Evansville Cotton Mills at the fancy price
of fifty two cents. The bale was shipped
70 this market byCP. ii, cunningham,
Waterloo, Ala.
The following is statement of the other
sales of the new crop offered:
I'd Bale, middlingu for account g. w.
Seward, of Alabama, sold to Ragon &
Dickey at 25c per Id.
3d BoJe middAngs for account j ssAlex-
ander. Sa1tifio," Tenn, sold to Mackey,
Nesbitt & Cnaaa zcper IlS.sH
4h Bale, middling, for ccount J. NJ.
Alexander, Saltillo, Tenn, sold to Geo. L..
Dixon at DC.
5th Bale, middiing, for account d. w
Howell, Highland, Ala, sold to Evans
vile Cotton, Mills, at 23cS7 Erre ne~sFyl
Oh Bcte, ifnidsilihg,d FOR account b. w.
Howell, Highland, Ala, sold to Hodge,
Carr & Co. at &c.
In addition TO the above sales, a lot of
ordinary was sold at lie, which was re-
garded a good sale, considering the
quality and the state of the market in
New York. ineguaoBh0 aIdfTgVel GROSS
We are glad to note the opening of cot
ton sales again in the city, especially I'M
der such favorable auspices. 1t betokens a
revival of the Fall trade with the South,
and gives assurances of active business in
mercantile circles. 1t is noticeable fact
that the sales yesterday. were even better
than could have been made IN New York
City, as Will be seen by reference to the
quotations from that market. The fact Is
that Evansville Is offering the very best
possible Inducements to planters for the
shipment and sale of cotton in this city.
Our new Cotton Manu- featuring G.. nlpafiy
will be a large consumer, and can afford
to pay the best quotations, and besides our
market is wsil supplied with enterprising
and liberal buyers, OF abundant capital
Several of the buyers, as Mr.. Peter Semo-
min, Preston Brothers, and others, were
not able to be in attendance at the SALE
yesterday, but stand ready to enter into
competition with other buyers, so that the
highest prices Will always be reached.
Messrs- Wright s. Harper haye during the
past season built a large brick addition 10
their Warehouse, and are well situated to
receive shipments i'm large quantities.
Their long experience makes them we'll
fitted to attend to the interests of planters,
who can rely upon close attention being
given to their consignments. We hope and
confidently expect to see large business
donein Cotton in this market from Ten
nessee. Alabama. Mississippi and Arkan-
sas, the coming season. + 3rx.E4sEF 81
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. %.
BEEvEs4s1rpS large. 6xceeding 1900
head thus far, and is of very mixed
quality; the market. is depressed full &c
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Better; 81 0o@6 so for
lambs; So su09S 90 for sheep. = a a
SwINE-Ffrmer, andAin fair demand, at
Sc 75dS so.
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Extension Of Division and Franklin
Street Sewers. ia

~EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
, received by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville until September
3Oth 1867 for the extension of Division
Street sewer and Franklin Street Sewer.
Specifications may be seen at the Clerks
office.
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Sept. .. 1867.
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Election for Church Trustees.

a N ELECTION will be held Saturday,
IA October 5th, 1857, in the city Of Evans
vile, Vanderburgh County, Ind, In the
basement of the High School corner OF
PM, for the purpose of electing three
Trustees of the German Baptist Church.
WIN. F. @. MEISSNER, = =.
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FOR SALE.

rOR RENT4Ro p,Ms- -uitable for
p ofdees, in the new building, No. 81
Main street, between Third and Fourth
se27 div II Ct YoOpRSW,I
TOR SALE-HOUSEHOne brick b onse,
x two stories high, seven rooms, good
oastern. brlck stable -and wood-shed. lot AZ
by l5a feet. ;situated. in q good part of the
city, for saa e cheap,
s-f' : D. az D ALSO,
One Farm for sale or exchange f9r. city
property. ww ---~4~..ssGF
Twenty Houses and Lots for sale.Ef fsf@k
S. M. ROLEY,
vi fKFt a7tE IS Real Estate Agent.
Third Straef a m Esfr Emery'S Officel