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.-THk sANKEEs AND EERCHASIs, ss0oso
place SAT gRDxY. Aug - isss, a. iRvfN6 HALL hsw
York for which occasion The following dapGuisbed erss
have been engaged Miss Fannie STOCKTON Madame Gar
lotia Posxoni Mr. O. o. Lockwood. Mr. A. sedswick ssA
gramme viii consist Of SELECTIONS from Enqish. Irsh.
scotch and Italian compors Tickets dollar oaoh H0r
sae ~ be banking house Of Clark Webster Co.. ~ broaA-
way. Nsv York or cent by mail on recsPt Of price ssd
crossed 10 CLARK WEBSTER 3 90, q Broadway. New
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GAN FRANCISCO MrNsTRELS
THE TROUBLE COMMENCEs AT O'CLOCK
fmsnse Of the head and front Of minstreisv
CISCO MINSrRELS, whose success for the past three
positive evidence Of superiority ell similar
gADzationa
First week OF CASTE FROM MRMORY.
ITALIAN OPERA WITH GERMAN ACCENT.
WALLER GAL DAT wINRED AT Ne.
The screaming Buresqus the
BASE BALL MATCH-ATLANTTCS vs. MUTUALA.
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Total forths week
Prev. reported.
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From the Daiiy Times.

II i fortunate for the interests Of the drama in this cou
try cat while yet the recoectioHs Of Rstos great impt
sobatlon are fresh and distinct American actress sho
have tne mental and moral courage % the
highly complimentary 10 Mrs. Lander that no one has ve
sured 70 suggest that her courage in this venture
her discretion Her natural ability the OF
professional studies less than her winning person
qualues have placed her IN 90 high position that no
would imply no disgrace - The portrayal OF the 70
womsny Feelings OF Elizabeth was beautiful and touchi
beyond description. With the fidelity OF n true 4
sst and With real yomsny feeling Mr.. Lander .ves
wo Of ITSELF should place her high among world BE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-22

INVALUABLE AND INTERESTING
fhe New York nuseum Of Anatomy, Cabinet OF Natsra
Hsoy and Polytechnic 1nstituts e9 Broadway have las
added 70 their sifsady extensive coecion tbeasd q De
nositas, among which will - found the Aztec Chtdrpu
Deubis saded Yeursegsd. ssd Double bols
nenstresies Children bearing the resembanes Of msa
studer; Eubalmsd Dcdies; togethG With strsa6e -!
eager SsSoidc;s ierarss daily opsu from ia Is nero
inf I'LL 10 ae night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-22

A SOPRANO AND A BARITONE WISH TO OBTAIN
N situations 10 church either together separately
hare bad considerable err evenee IN churches Of different
Address !. Ia W., Herald once
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MARBL EIzEp SLATE MANIFESTATION IN
VA s,pcsrsnce more durable hall the Price o. marble
~ - nkWAkT, - sirtb avenue, between Inify
snd hiriv-s sixth streets
MARBLE MANTELs.-rHE BEST PLACE IN THR
ey 70 purchase marble n..ss q Ms s.sS, dssasns
Al very low prices 81 A. kIAekRs Marble MorkA tst
East Erhieensh street. Third sveuuc New fork Oct
this out
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, April 8.
FLoUR-Very firm; holders are asking
I5@25c advance. Spring extras, Sl1@13 90.
WHEAT-Firm, and 21ac higher; sales of
No. at So, No. 2, 50 1917.
CoRN-Fairly active, A@Hc higher. No.
sold at sl@l 01H; No. 2, at 95c; clos
ing steady, at 81 03s4@1 04 for No. L.
OATs-Steady, and closing firm, at 5512c
for No. l.
RYE-Buoyant; 4t97c higher, and closing
firm at 81 50 for Winter, and 81 5l@l 81 for
fresh receipts of No. l.
BARLEY Firm, and tending upward;
sales at 81 1901 25 for No in store, accord
ing to location. 9-
Provisions = Opened dull, and closed
firmer.
MESS PoRK-S22 q.
LIVE HoGs-Dull; 81 O0@7 621z for good to
extra smooth.
RECEIPTS - 400 barrels of -four; 5000
bushels OF wheat; 14,600 bushels of corn |;
LOO bushels of oats; $50 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-S,OO0 barrels of flour; A,OOe
bushels OF wheat; 600 bushels of corn +;
5000 bushels of oats.
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European Markets.

Byfelegraph LONDON, April s-Eve.
CoNsoLs-Declined, and closed with the
general decline in American securities,
the closing quotations of which were: 5-20s
1874; Illinois Central. 1871; Erie, 361a. l3G
e FRANKFORT, April 8--Evening.
U. s. bonds 1875. 'f9f 1 bar s54a
rle g. e1d "a LIVERPOOL, April s. !,
CoTroN-Was heavy throughout the day
with a declining tendency; middling mp
lands, l21sc; Orleans, 1214c. Sales amount
ed to 5000 bales. aa...s..-,- XXX & b
BREADSTUFFS-Heavy. rf,
WHEAT-No. L red, 13sGd; California
white, 13s6d per GENITAL. FL
FLoUR-2Ss was bid for Western canal
per barrel.
CoRN-3d higher; mixed Western 4ls6d
per quarter.
BARLEY-4S6d.
OATS-3s4d per bushel.
The later closing quotations of wheat
shows an advance of I'd per Genital for No.
Milwaukee red. Corn was very active at
the close of the day. Provisions and pro-
duce are unchanged.
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New York Market.
BY telegraph NE

CoTToN-Shade lower; sales 200 bales,
271a@2sc for middling uplands. n...,
a25c better; sales 10, 800 barrels; $40 boil Is
II 95 for extra Western; sl3 OO@i4 50 for
exa Hosp o III a9
Il ade brands; market closing firm. Cali
fornia fiogr firmer; sales 800 barrels and
WHIsKY-Qufet; sales of 100 barrels of
old Western IN bond, at 40c.
CSC better, and decidedly less active; sales
5, 0UO bushels; 81 60@2 20 for No. Milwau-
kee; So 30 for White Canada, and So 25@3 40
RYE-Active and excited: SOS high, r
sales Sc 600 bushels; 81 5O@1 IS for Western
and 81 40 for Canada bond.
BARLEY-Steady; sales IA 600 bushels,
Canada West free 81 l9. ~
BARLEY MALT-Duil.
CoRN-Receipts, 1850 bushels; the market
is active and excited, and 293c higher;
sales, $1,000 bushels, at 81 24@1 80 for
mixed Western in store 81 251z@1 u affoat !;
81 y Ell @eT Tersey ana % for ne%
mixed Western Mt railroad depot.
OATs-Receipts. sll bushels; the market
active and excited, and 293c better: sales,
1000 bushels at 69@72c for old Western;
70a73c for new do. (; and 75@77c for State;
STOCK IN WARE Ell 9S1 E.. Wheat, i,3l5.3is
ssS bushels; rye, 372, 467 bushels; barley,
6l5, sos bushels; malt, 2.3o9 bushels; peas,
2j $40 bushels.
RIcE-Nominal.
COFFEE Firm; sales, 100 bags Rio on pri
vate terms. 81.
lOL@ll4c for Cuba; 12s4c for Porto Rico !;
and $50 boxes of Havana at l11s@llHc. =
MoLAssEs Firm, and good demand +;
sales, 800 barrels; Cuba, 57960c
Ice for crude; 27@2sc for refined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet; 100000 for new. ,
PORK-Opened heavy and lower, and
closed firmer; sales of 500 barre.s at s21
@23 Is; new mess closing at s23 25; cash.
.lc "a mi.
q I4for prime mess; also, 1000 new mess.
S23 so, seller land buyer May.
BEEF-steady; sales of 40 barrels at pre-
yious prices; beef hams firm. sales of IS
BACoN--steady; 172 boxes at ls14@1ssscc;
for Cumberland cut. NE. short ribbed /;
so@si; Shoulders, ~ and i414c for hams.
LARD-More active and firm; sales o.
], $50 barrels at l2tdl31sc.
BUTTER-dull, and heavy sales at lO9l5c.
CHEEsE-Ohio, steady at l3@l9.
MoNEY-Active at for call.
STERLING-Firmer at $685..
GoLD-Excited and decidedly higher,
opening at 81 3s14. and closing at 81 $50.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Less active, ana
shade lower.
Latest-5 PM.
FLoUR-very firm, but quiet, the rapid
advance materially changing the demand.
WHEAT-Dnli and dropping; No. aspiring
81 S ssg2 81 N a. d sg5ns e fe sq2 St
BARLEY ominaI.
CORN-Firm and quiet at 81 % In store,
and 81 q afioat, for shipping mixed West
ern.
OATs-With an upward tendency; 7l@
p Po , A i and decidedly firmer; sales
of $50 bbls. new mess at S23 1871, regular,
closing with buyers at S23 1871. and sellers
at S23 so, regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS Dull, and nominal.y in
buyers favor. Bacon quiet at l0Zc. for
Cumberland Wjddles.
LARD-Quiet at 127s@13}sc. for good to
prime steam-rendered, and 131s@l34c. for
kettle rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, April s.
CoTTON-DulI and prices unsettled and
nominal at 25@26c for middling.
FLOUR-Excited and buOyant, and prices
50@75 higher, and but little offering, and
1t Is difficult to give a quotation. Super
fine is held at Sl1@l1 50; good trade brands
sl2 75@l5 80, and fancy $l6@l7 so, and in
some case The best grades of the latter is
held at Sl8
RYE FLOUR Advanced to 50.
WHEAT-l0@15c higher, with no Spring
in market; No. 3 Winter sold at 81 so, and
No. So 05@3 10; No. is held at So %.
CORN-Higher; No. mixed, 9Oc In bulK'
and 81 90 sacked.
OATS-Advanced to 73974c.
RYE-Firm at 81 rs.
BARI EY-Unchanged and STEADY.
WHISKY-Dull at &c.
PRovISIONS-Quieta and unchanged; Mess
Pork held at 81 1923 90: Bulk Meats &C.
ioc. and lie; Bacon &c lie, an Sas izsla azd
ISIaI2c There has not been demand
enough for any article to establish quota
lions, so that the quotations given are the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-09
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

u 2I5 acres of land. in knight Township,
vanderburgh County, Indiana, adjoining
the Wabash and Erie canal, and near the
place of Mr.. VIM. Howar four miles from
The city of Evansville. There are l25 acres
cleared and under good fence; the balance
well timbered. The soil cannot be sur
passed on the Ohio River. 1t is all bottom
land. well drained-there being 500 rods OF
ditehing completed, running aroGnd each
feld-making il suitable for the success. al
cultivation OF corn, wheat, tobacco. hemp
grass, or any other crop grown in the
Western States. There is a good snbstan-
tial frame house en- the place, containing
seven rooms. with kitchen, pantry. Tnoke-
house, miiR-house, Sc. Also, other houses
for labolerS; with fine barn. coITl-crib
and stable. all under one roof, 81 feet long
by - 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. oschard OF go
select trees is on The place; some peach,
pear, plum, and cherry trees; gooseoerry
and cnrrant bushes. strawberry plants. &c.
making 1t one OF the most desirable
ams In b4 Mo oae fy aepe IF sf ne
one hundred bushels OF corn With ofdi-
nary cultivation. ls4.- .sssaa s~lu3
and the first payment light. ANY person
wanting farm would do well TO come
and examine it. 1t would suit wei TO
divide into two more farms
If not sold at private sale b fore the 10th
day of April, I will on that day offer it at
t R"nin soia VIII sf and n there aea
to rent it at auction in fields to suit the
bidder. sas 81 a
1 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,
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
three good wagons, one top-buggy, ten
good plows. and all otherkinds OF farming
tools; corn, potatoes. bacon, pork, beef,
and lard; househ old and Kitchen furni-
lure; seven stand OF bees; and numerous
other articles, with 200 cords OF wood.
a credit OIL twelve months will be given
on all sums over five dollars; the puf-
chaser giving notes, with approved secn-
rity, waving relief from valuation and
appraisement laws. All sums under five
dollars, cash.
The sale win continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
Refer to J. P. Elliott d Son, Real Estate
Agents, office on Sd street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. D. SMYTH.
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RIVER N e w. s
For other Riper Items see Seventh Page.

The only additional arrivals and depart
ures not before reported are the r. VI.
Bishop. Pi tsburg to st. Louis; Quickstep,
to Cairo; Mary Swan, to emphis.........The
levee yesterday, up to three O'Clock, wore
an unusually animated appearance. Dur
ing the whole time crowds of people made
their way on board the Richmond and
fingered there to gaze on and admire her
many beauties. We heard but one opin-
ion, except in rare instances, a nd that was
of unmodifed praise. Her observatory is
a new feature, not only ornamental but
highly useful, as it affords to lady passen-
gers an uninterrupted view of the SUR
rounding scenery, and is, besides,
an excellent ventilation. Among other
passengers we were gratified to find
on. board were Mrs. Captain Neal, a
most beautiful and highly accomplished
lady who is justly proud of her husband
and his new boat, as well as her own love
of new bonnet-designed by some ambf-
tious bonnet-maker of louisville and
called 'sthe Richmond" General Alex.
Med. McCooK, U. 8. A.. Col Huffman. Mr..
Stokes, and Mr.. Sherley, Jr., of Louisville.
The Richmond got about 7, 500 sack of corn
and left at three O'Clock, going above
the city and running by in fine style,
her decks crowded with people, and her
band playing a spirited piece of music.
We predict for her a famous reputation The
Phantom had an immense trip from the
Cumberland. Her manifest will be found
on the seventh page...-.The Charmer had
a moderate trip from the Tennessee, but
brought out large orders for her return
trip.....-.The Louisiana was light. We are
indebted to Capt. Lusk, her clerk, and
Dabney Page, her excellent Steward, for
highly appreciated favors......The Alice v.
lies over here to-day to get load of corn.
-.......The Quickstep was getting a fair trip
for Cairo, but the presence of the magnif-
cent Richmond overshadowed all Others.
The Mary Swan had splendid trip.
The Ollie Sullivan leaves this evening for
Wabash River. Give her a big trip ....-n
The Alice w., now at our wharf, is sub
stantial and excellent boat, with a sound
hull that stands No..1, Letter B, on the
books of the Underwriters. Her officers
are pleasant gentlemen 4....-..T The Great
Republic received a warm welcome IN
New Orleans The press of that city pro-
nounce her the finest steamboat that ever
visited that port-........The Sam. j. Hale
will be here for Memphis early Tomorrow
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rates asked; bat owing tosthe advance in
gold there was firmer feeling on the part
of olders. fA+f4aA& AyE
h circumstance and firm al 3O@33c. 81
=, CHEESE-179I71zc for common. ~
CoFFEE-At 25628c.f oast 4ffstfpai'i sIi
g SUGAR-ll15@lzc for raw. a fe-..
r. GREEN APPLES-Firm 81 90 per barrel.
LINsEED OIL-S1 1902 90, and the supply
light. w~e ffgF ltfF.ftl III ,tsfrf+ ! Z 81
4 GoLD,-Higher; closing. at 1917 buying,
and 1857 selling. rfa5 = Fli-s7'
ExCHANGE-Ffrm at par buying, and LILO
premium selling. sEsHf4 No.
MoNEY-The market continues close, and
no ease is looked for till the close of ths
week. This is the day balances are to be
adjusted for State and County returns.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL.

CINCINNATI, April S-The river has risen
inches since Saturday, with % feet
inches in the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer $40. fHf ~
PIrrsBURG, April 8.-Weather variable,
with sunshine and clouds, and slight
sprinkle of rain with n strong wind. The
river is receding slowly; ii feet inches by
the suspension pit marks. 20 f9fDao-a
Business ON the wharf is rather Gull, al d
freights are coming forward slo Wy. Tie
Bayard left for Parkersburg, and the Leni
Leoti regular packet, for the same point.
To-day the only arrival was the Maggie
Hays, from Cincinnati, with large cargo
of freight. The Armenia, due from st.
L.. uis, has not arrived. The Importer is
announced for st. Louis on Monday next
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Especial to Evansville Journal
ST. Louis Market.

i i 3
By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, April s.
ToBACCo--Steady and prices are main
tanned.
CoTToN-Nominal, at 4@241zc, with
nothing doing. 10
FLoUR-Business small, on account of
holders asking higher prices; superfine,
50 5O@l0 for Spring; Fall extra, Sill 50912 80,
and double extra, Sl3@l6 so.
WHEAT-Stiffand higher, at So for choice
Spring, IS IS for prime Fall, and So 80 for
= CoRr-Opened slow but closed firm, at
81 03@l OF. rl+s baa
OATs-77@8lc. e.4f.,.e.. 4a.s,,4 !.
BARLEY-Firm, at 81 15@l IS for Spring.
RYE-Higher. at 81 so without sacks, and
81 G21a with sacks. -
PROvISIONS-Dull.
MESS Pork declined to SO D.
BACoN-Clear sides 12@125Sc.
LARD -12sssc for prime. 80 -"
WHISKY Easier, at 81 1892 IA free. and
25c in bond. 47t N}
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gg-At Evansville. -er.
NJ ON DAY, APRIL 18TH.

Doors open at and 9 Pm.
Admission to the whole Combined Show.
80 cents; children under ten years of age.
Is cents. .
cThe above Company will perform az
Newburgh, Tuesday, April 10Th; Owens
boro, Wednesday, April lItn; kockport.
Thnrsday, April 18TH; Csan ,nea' Friday
Grand Procession at 10 AN.
Grand Aerial Ascension by Mrs. Jennie
Days at Pm.
Presenting series of entertainments re-
plete in every feature with absorbing in
fined artistic and recherche in represent
alton as to warrant the hearty approval or
all lovers Of the truly grand and sublime
and Acrobatic Delineations, only First
Glass and Popular Artists will participate
they whom the Management can take
In Witnessing their achievements-ar ti~n
who have received every manifestation or
Am ing those who have passed this ordeal
successfully, and will appear at each exn
bition of this mammoth combination, are
Madame Marie Macarte, Miss Nellie Day.
Signorita Bonifante, the Miaco Brothers
Mr.. VIM. Naylor, Mr.. II. Bernare, SlS
Henrico Tibbs, Mr.. Thos. Poland, M. Sam
Shaw, Mr.. Tom Burgess, and a troupe az
invincible Tumblers.
The Geological Depar; ment ~ unusua1.y
large and complete, and embraces man.
rare and beautiful specimens of Wlad
Beasts and Birds, from every quarter 4.
the globe, among which are Asiatic aDe
Pnmas Kangarods Bears Maskin Swine
ichnenmons, Oceiots, ,Tapirs. Gorillss-
Apes, and Monkeys, and an unprecedentr
fuI piumaged Binds, some of which are ex-
hfbite:: for the nrst time in this country
viz, the Sacred White Peacocks, from
x very attractive feature will be the per
forfnances Of the truly beautiful little lady.
Signorita Ella Eugene, In the Dens of the
each exhibition, and by her unaccount-
able power reduce the savage monsters IA
abject and even servile submission, pre-
senting the most astonishing instance OF
female intrepidity ever witnessed.
In addition to the above brilliant and
Unparalleled array of genuine and sensible
attractions, there will be introduced the
performances of Trained, Trick, and Dane
Ing Horses, Monkeys, and Ponies, ana
Laughable Comicalities. lapS div
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DRY GOODS.

The demand for Dry Goods during the
past week has been large, and the aggre-
gate sales since our last have been greater
than any week for six months, and proba-
bly, as large as any week durin2 1866, and
we think this but the beginning of brisk
Spring and Summer business. Prices
have been steadily declining, until now
Dry Goods are positively cheap compared
with everything else. Labor, rents, real
estate are all above merchandise, taking
gold valuation previous to the war as
standard, and we think prices cannot rea
sonaoly be expected TO be cheaper than
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Apru 0.
ToBAcCo-Active; advanced on Tugs;
sales of lOl hogsheads of low grades, at
So 90; selections, s1S So
FLoUR-Superfine firmer at $40 90; fancy
brands, SIS 90. r-s R
WHEAT-Nominal. ~
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.slONETARY 4 C0MMEKClAiz
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL We have no material
change to note in regard to money.
There is no surplus, but business de-
mand is met by the Banks at II
per cent. Paper is scrutinized with care,
and loans to pay debts are not viewed
with favor, however strong the parties APP
plying. There is increased ease in New
York, which will probably have some in
f1uence in relieving the West, and give in
creased activity to trade, though. no ma
terial advance in prices need be expected,
unless war occurs in Europe.
New York Exchange in fair supply, and
rates nominal. Small sums 81 90 premium
per thousand, large amounts lilo. Ey
Gold took sudden rise in New York to-
day, owing to street rumors of war between
France and PIussia-selling at noon at
1851. Should the rumors prove unfounded,
the price would fall back. If true, a furth-
er advance may be expected, and also a de-
cline IN Government securities. No change
here as yet. Buying rate for gold l33, and
ol, in
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Memphis Market.

Ely Telegraph MEMPHIS, Aprll ..
CorToN-Nominally &c; holders refuse
TO accept these prices.
CoRN-Firm at 81 159l %.
OATS-Firm at soc.
HAY-Scarce and firm at $685.
FLoUR-Steady; superfine SO so.
PonK--s23 5O@24.
BACoN-Clear sides l311@14c.
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CoRN-Higher; ear, IN bulk, 75c; she1ied,
S3d85c. bra niT1s g MkaI iggf sagrT
OATs-Advanced to 75c, in bulk. nj ia.ioI,
Mess PoRK-Dull at So so. tfe aayi "a
BULK SHoULDERs-813c; packed Bacon.
Shoulders, 91ac; Clear Sides, l21ac, packed.
WHIsKY-Prime Raw, pc. Free. ~
LARD-In tierce, I215c.
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-OR SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
x of Groceries and Fixtures, in central
location, with 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 a bar
gain. For particulars, address p. 0. Lock
Box A. Evansville, Ind. lfeb2S
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z BOARDING. T1HJ

- OARDING.-The best of accommo-
- dations can be had at MRS. z. M
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. jams d3m
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TOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at bar
x gain, a Lot 80 feet First Street. with
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF D. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. lfeb9 dim
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A Nice Residence for Sale.
r WILL SELL, MY FAMILY RESI-.
u DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville now in
good orier-for a reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS II. E. READ,
13s Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
feb23 diff
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The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street. s. I+
BANKABLE FUNDS.
U. S. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-09
Rare Chance!0a H4TH
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

r AM SELLING THOSE DESIRA.
L BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to persons wishing to build, ALTOGETHER
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.
lots will be worth double the price now
offer them at.
JNO. J. CHANDLER.
srffs No., Second. Floor. =
ap3 diff Chandeliers Block.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-09
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
and
PAT MA,
AT TIL E TURN ERS' III ALL
d TIL u R DAY. April IIth-
ILLUMINATED DIAGRAMS

3 A1ED DIAGfAANs
COIREE MUSICALE, GRAND ORR
- entail Entertainment, an Evening In
the Holy Land, Forty DAYS in Jerusalem
Views Of Constantinopie, Holy Week tn
the Eternal City, Carnival of ROme-illus-
trated by splendid Life-Like Panorambe
Views, large as life, photographed from
Nature.
I. Music by the Gre cent City Band.
Ds- This exhibition and entertainments
is given for the beneft Of the proprietor
crippled for life at the battle of PittsburG
Landing He respectfully invites the pub
lie to his Grand Soiree.
: Tickets for sale at Warren d. Conyng-
tom laps dit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-09
FOR SALE.

Gunny Bags.
or BALES GUNNY BAGS for sale
%O by f. H, EHRMAN e. CO., 81 +
apps dat No. Is Water treet.