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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02
Board OF County Comml..Iouer..

The Board met Saturday afternoon
pursuant to adjournment. Present
Eddy, Balch, Gamble and Morrill,, Com
%missioners, and Lansing, Clerk. Min.
u,es of the last meeting read and ap.
proved.
: Quarterly report of fees, etc., for
quarter ending July LIST, from following
officers, were received and placed on
file: P. Murray and Hall, Justice Of the
Peace, and P. Lannsn aud Johu ".
Higgins, Constables.
In the matter of the communication
from the Board of Aldermen Of Virginia
City, 10 relation to the claim Of the city
against Storey county for certain
amounts paid out by the city for pest
house aud patients therein, it is order
ed that said claim be rejected.
Ordered, that the office Of County
Commissioners, held by John Dewitt, be
declared vacant on account of the ceas-
ing of Mr. Dewitt TO be a resident of
this county and State. The Clerk was
instructed to certify the vacancy to the
Governor.
Ordered, that in the matter Of the
sui, of C. II. Fish agaiustS Storey county,
Mr.. Eddy be authorized to employ addi-
,ional counsel to assist the District
Attorney.
BILLS ALLOWED.
W. S. Bronson, bill for 1929; W. n.
Hall, Sl33 SO; J. ". Higgins, Sl73 80;
Sweeney Guard, $3.50 SO; J.. Hartnett,
SIS; W. J. Forbes, SIS; S. b. Mclntosh,
$500; W. S. Bronson, Sl,250; Wood
Knight, S4sl; Z. A. Gamble, $50 10;
p. Mulchay, $3.50; W. K. Weare, SIS;
A. NJ. Kruttschnitt, SPA; DR.. Bronson,
Sl4; County Auditor, S37 so; W. j..
Forbes, $50.
Adjourned till Saturday, September
9TH.
CHURCH DEDICATION. Right Rev.
Bishop 0'Counell yesterday, dedicated
ST. Patrick's Church, Gold Hill, to the
service of Almighty God. A very large
congregation of members Of the church,
and many persons of other denomina-
tions, were present. The services were
deeply interesting and solemnly impress
sive. After the dedicatory services, the
Bishop preached a short sermon on the
text, "Who is my Neighbor which
was most e~loquently delivered, its pre-
cepts, sentiments and injunctions, Of
the higher order of christian charity,
forbearauce and love to our fellow-man.
Indeed, we have never heard u o
beautiful, high-minded, and really good
hearted sermon preached in Catholic
Church. We we're glad that we were
there, and heard so excellent u man as
Bishop U'Connell. The music, too, vo-
cal and instrumental, was most excel
lently rendered.
GONG EAST. Our towusmau, Ed.
Gamble, is going on a visit to the East,
next steamer, and expects to be gone
about four months. Ed. is one Of our
County Commissioners, is foreman OF
Liberty Hose company, is one Of our
Gold Hill apothecaries-and a very
clever gentleman in his way. He is
also one of the deacous of st. Johns
church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02

WILLIAM Henry and wife OF North
Adams, Mass, who are visiting one o.
their daughters at Sutield, Ct, are each
"a years of age aud hale and hearty
have been married so years, and had
eight children, all Of whom are living,
the oldest being 81 and the youngest Is
They are natives Of Chester, in which
town they have lived all their lives, with
the exception Of the past two years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02

CoLoyIzIyG.-T The Suffer Sentinel
charges Brown and Wilcoxsou, two
Democratic o~fice-seekers, with import
ing sixty-four votes from Colusa county
into Suffer. One Of the men let the cat
out of the bag to the editor Of the Sen
tinsl, supposing he was in the Banner
office, and on finding out his mistake,
offered him a bag OF sweet potatoes 10
keep quiet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02

The Earl Of Shaftesbury was not talk
ing utter nonsense when he quoted Sem
ator wade's Kansas speech AS showing
one of the dangerous tendencies Of uni
yersal sufrage.-N. Y. Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02
prof: Rarey's Eminent!

FOR HORsES.
1uREs FLESH WOUNDS. CALLS, sprains,
BruI.es, Scratches. Founderrd Feet. etc etc.
TgkMSTERS, TRY IT! Only 90 cents per
hottie. or thrre bottles for one dollar.
RAREY,S I.INI1fBNT-FOR Wan.
Cures Rheumatism Sprsins. Bruises, stun joints
Sore Throat. Neuralgic Pslns, eic ete. run ~.
rections accompany each bottle. NO numo"s
aooui tas GEO. p. MORRILL,.
,,t, Virginia
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Pioneer Laundry
VEsEY HOUSE BARBER SHOP

o, OHL Ffspfosor'
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
10 nv old pati ons and the public generally.
that I have or ened q FINE BARBER SHOP
IN THE yEsEY HOUSE,
WHARF I am prepared 10 do HAIR DRESSING.
CURLING, sHAMPo0ING. and everything
pertaIping TO the art, In the best style. Call and
soc mr, lfyou want q good shave In quick order.
am receiving a fresh stock Of the very best
IIaIr R.storntlver, Cosmetics OILS. Pomatuma.
Soaps and Perfumery Of French and Amer.
lean manufacture.
Also. Lrechins. Cuppins. and Bleeding done
at .hnri notice. and In the best manner.
Gold Hill, Aug. %, l86T.-n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-02

. NNouNcETHAT THEY HAVE OPENED
a q Black .mith Shop, on the Divide. adJoln:
ing Recess shop. Al work entrusted 10 us will
be faithfully executed Best kind Of material
used, Shoelug done promptly and thoroughly.
Divide, August =, 1857. su7'%m
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINeINNATI. March %.
FLoUR-Quiet and prices steady.
WHEAT-FirIn, with sales OF 6,uOo bushels
at 81 50 for No. spring, and 81 90fOr winter.
CORN-In fair demand, chiefly to fill
orders from the South; sales 5000 bushe S
at &c, ear; 74c for No. in bulk, shelled,
and S7@8Sc, sacked; latter rate for white.
OATS-In good demand at SOC for No. in
bulk
RYE-Quiet: No. 81 459I 4e, and choice
81 47@1 48. ~. "a frrrsz
CoTToN-Dull, nothing doing, and prices
nominal at 270271zc for middifng
WHIsKY1DplI;r &c. in bond; the de-
mand' is light, and sales could not be
found al this rate. I'd,
MESS PoRk..He1d more firm. at s2s 90,
but could not be sold over So 75
BULK MEATs-Quiet; sades 2I0O09 pounds
at StGI01sc. for shoulders and sides.
. LARDT Firm. at FAC &c.; a sale of $50
tierces at the inside rate.
BUTTER.AND CHEEsE-Unchanged.t
GRoQERiEs- Steady. .t9Agfg IHnlgH q
SEED-CIover seed advanced to $40 so;
Timothy dnll. no s-as'
HEMP-Very scarce, and numerous Or
ders havs been se.ft East for it.ddUJ Ill
sELAx59 Elf 81 g POS g@5E 3gog3sn
5<sGoI.DT133A buying, and 1871 selling.
- MoSEYLClose, though the demand was
light. ,e7H9i IoAIs r
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New York Grocery Market.


- 'H ~~a1aarss NEW YORK, March q.
CoFFEE-There' was more doing to-day,
and the market was firm. Sales 8, 100 bags
ex-steamer North America, l1d13Szc. gold,
in bond; $50 bags Laeuayra lSc, gold; go
bags Maracaibo, l6c. gold The following
quotations are slightly advanced: Rio
prime, l91zc; good, 1870 l9c; fair, l71aGl7s4c;
ordinary, 16G1I61xc;- fair tos-good cssrgoes,
171z9lS1zc; Java, mats and bags, 25@25Zc;
Mara cafbo, 1712@I612c; Eaguayra, 171zy6l9.
FIsH-Dry Cod are a. shade lower, sell
ing at S. 2595 Is for Grand and Georges
Bank Mackerel are very firm--No.1 Bay,
sl7 75t919 IS; No. 2, Sl7; No. 3, -Sl9 50@l5 90.
Herring duh and unsettled. n VI IvnlgtE
tFRUITs. There has been no essential
change In prices, and a fair trade. Sales
include layer rafsins, g s5@3 90; Valentia
raisInk, l51xc; currants, l2c., and SIC gold >
half boxes sardines, 221xc; and quarter do,
I4c, both gold; San Bias Cocoa Nuts, $65 I;
Wilm1ngtonpeaJn nuts. & 1908 90 per IS and
@ Tbs; Sorente Oranges, =; Ne, sina, q cog
ss25; Messira do. S4lgoa ~ nd lGi1s y
RICE-rEarolinais quiet at lQ15zd l01zc., CUR
rency. We notice sale of I50 bags RAN
COON at &c. gold, in bond. --A
SUGARsErhelm was less active. and
blessed heavy. Fair &c. good refining. log
101zc. Grocery grades, l0sz@l2c. Sales 40
hhds. at $40 lo7Ec for Cuba, and l14@l2c fer
Porto RICO. Also, I25 boxes Havana at 9s4c,.
Refined was lower;r Stuart quotes. best
crushed, gra,fuiated, and ground at Hszc;
White A. ;qyeIlow G. BIC per pound,
Ce4SIl.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
isar5 u- H. a-rs u7 rfGu El1u I0f sh.fai.
The Crescent City Springs.


II resort, in the immediate vicinity OF
Evansville. adorned with all thesvarieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public,
new and in good order, is now onered FOR
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings were mostly erected last
year. and consist of a fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furnished for cold and
hot, tub, showers and douche baths OF the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
dies'hrefectory, and GENT enlens' refresh I
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&c, &c. The waters are a saline chalybe-
ate pronounced by medical men assuh-
surpassed for their hygienie quail les.
To any person acquainted with the bust
ness of conducting such ansestablishment,
an opportunity OF making a fortune Is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. l
will hold the property for private sale till
the firsu day of March next. If not then
sold will lease IT on favorable terms.
VIM. HEILMAN.
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW York. March e.
LECoTToN-- ull. heavy and declining. Sales
FLOUR Receipts, 5,247 bbls. The market
opened more active and a shade firmer,
and closed quiet and without change. Sales
of 5000 bbls. California -four firmer with
sales Of | 200 bbls, at sl4 z5ql6. .+,-.t..
WHfsKY--Quiet and5unchanged. .5iy
overwhelmingly Shade ssSe 5sshes n ae
and without decided change for Spring.
Sales of Al 900 bushels at 81 45 for No.2 Mil
ter mixed Western, and S. i5@8 20 for am
Der State. sr
RYE-steady. Sales of :. 600 bushels Cam
ada bond at 81 20. - FrnF ri rrFTra F 49,
BARLEY-Dull
BARLEY MALT-Quiet. N5E s1
b CoRN-Receipts. 1926 bushels. Market lc
at 81 l991 10 for mixed Western. in store,
closing at inside prices; 81 2o@l a for do.
OATs-Receipts $50 bushels moderately
active, with sales of $1,000 bushels at CSC
67144c for old Western; 661z(d69 for new do;
72@73c for State; and Coo for Canada East,
RICE Quiet and steady at lo14@lC4c. 8a
SUGAR-DuIi. with sales of 200 boxes Gu
ba atgks9tlc, fVNsTf 81
MOI.ASSES-Dull.f lad 49,. s..,sr..lfe Il
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 1870 for crude; %
6271z for refined in bond. Tr-- r-sf
HoPs-Quief at 9970c $3.50 +
PoRK-Opened firm, and closed heavy;
saass o Ga Gv nss 81 AT s 81 iS6 ae y
for old do; SO 75ta20 for prime and So %
p 30 for prime mess; also S23 SO for neYc
mess; and s24 25gA So, seller and buyer,
April and May. no.. IIuI4JaE 10 VASE
!. I BEEF--S Steady; sales. of 430 bbls4 at previ-
Gus prices; beef hams firm: sales of 20
bbls Mt SiGl4 a.; tie ce beef steady; sales of
5S5 tierces at s34@e6 50, for prime mess; and
SIS 5000 for India mess. = ="
BACoN-Steady, with moderate demand;
sales OF $50 boxes at l034@l03sc for Cqinber,
land cut; ff149ff5sc for short rfbbed; and
l5c for smoked short-ribbed. Jdett
Cur MEATsLDuh; sales of go pkgs. at 10
LARn-Firm; sales of $40 bbls. at l2l4@
l315c. for new. GIy1Z Am
BUFRER--Dala- and heavy al log l6e--for
III CHEESE Steady at 12@l9c.
MoNEY-Rather easier at per cent for
call.
gold, first bills.
GOLD = American is without, decided
change; opening t}ls4s4, and dosing at
1870.
sT LATEsf-5 Pm, VIZ 11E
| FLoCR-CTosed quiet, with holders rather
/ more disposed to realize upon common
and medium grades.
WHEAT-Qufet and firm for winter. and
s. 4oa2 Gs; MOL spring SSa2 81; winter
red So 0013 20; white s. OO@S 80.
RYE-Quiet; 81 32@l 81 for Western
| BARLEY-Dull and heavy, at 9O9e2c Tor
| WcSte m.
| CoRN-Dull; 81 10 in store, and 81 2o}a@l q,
| a3oat, for shipping mixed Western.
! PORK-Quiet and steady; sales of ,50e
| barrels of new mess at $24 20924 Is, regular,
and ga So bays5s option for APRIL clos
sA 20; buyers at s24 20, regular, and sellers
| at 81 %. Gcs fgszI rfs
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Basihess In Cincinnati. 4
e PRICE Current Of Wednesday last

: Inc fTtcf SsfTeHtl % "wednesday last
says: -elIge ,ITs-1z.a1Ip fusb q
Business is dull generally. ,n0thwith-
standing that we are now at the time of
year when q Spring trade is looked for
but we AUST say that there Is hardly any
Indications of II. n The weather is gloomy
and the streets. and roads muddy, and as
regards country roads, impossible. The
citizens In tire interior, whether In towns
or on their farms, ere mud-boand, and
waiting anxlouSly,for the dry winds and
warm sun, which prevailed in other years
about this time sto dry the zearbhs soTthat
agricultural and coihmercial pursuits may
be again resumed. We repeat, trade Is dull,
and merchants andahefr clerks a1Ssn ma fa~)
lively idle. while high rents and clerk /. ire
still up, make mercha ndising iustSnow an
expensive thing, and throw the balances
largely ON the WRONG side of the profit and
loss account. The cost of living keeps ',ip
pending all this, and the prospects In the
future, as far as human foresight can be-
held them, or rather imagine them.
are not OF the most cheering ma
ture. Good crops this season are abso-
1utely necessa nv 70 arrest til lis 5progres- i've
dizziness of trade and depression of COM
n(erce.D Mechanics are compelled to con-
tend for high wages because of the con-
tinued high rates Of rents and OF. food, but
fail tn see the coming crisis, when their oe-
.cnpation will be gone, and work at almost
any price will be sought after with avidity.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

BylTelegraph.l NEW YORK, March %. 9
81 The re- prices Of Ohio ceEtifsates are 2g4@
81 Sasssn ISL aSIpas $1,000 81: Sfasi gI
24@2s; Western Union Telegraph 4llf94 s !;
New York Central 10529@105Iz; Erie $3.50
$50 Hudson 1s7@I3s JReading I0ls9@l0lI;
trai if5a lS Pittsi6 buy 4asa7s Tofeti6
lle@l20; Rock Island GsSGg1S; North
Wayne $50 @sez Border STATE sss boiaicis are
generally lower, but the changes are not
important. Missouri 95L: Steamship
shares are lower. Pacific 1271z; Atlantic
.S4gS5. Coal and miscellaneous shares are
generally firmer, and better in some IN :.
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Special River Dispatches. !.
m nobgnlI efrr-Taaue 10 " 'foac
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAL

CINcIsNAgF,sAareh2 s--Eoenr-Tbe riyer
has fallen ineh, With szfeet6f ncfes water
in the channel. Weather clear. Their
morneter AZ degrees.
PITTSBURGH, March 29.-The weather is
clear and pleasant, with cool air blow
Ing. In the river there is IA feet water in
the channel. No change OF affairs on the
wharf. Freights dull and very scarce The
r. c. Gray left for Cincinnati. There is 2
rect water at Oil City.
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elessI Of prodncls has Iendency 20 cheap
en<the 1tosfl of mac hifeIy;i ~ whicb. alta
time when shsiliighi prices ~ ma ntsssI Has
Dor is 9npelhpfgs The ssqbstiIuti9,ss n MAJ mar
other nfasefi q L poin nga1 ii ed Cin Che process
of a general deduction OF, EaloF=<v-- TT
these important changes IN value are
quite sufficient to prove taat0we are now
fairly on the way toward the goal OF old
fashioned prices, a ud to encourage the
hope that we may regain the old basis
sooner than many anticipate Itmay be
safely affirmeat that, taking the VIII ole
range of comm ODDITIES, the decline, from
March 10 March, has averaged quite Is per
cent IL -
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A Valuable Farm for Sale. !

r WILL SELL MY FARM. containing
sS as1ss p caa ~ Knsn sSoinSs
the Wabash and Erie Canal, and near the
place of Mr.. VIM. Howard, four miles from
he 1
well timbered. The soil cannot be sur
passed on7the Ohio Riyer. It is all bottom
land. well being 800 rods of
ditching completed, running around each
Matchmaking it suitable for the successful
cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco, hemp,
grass, or any other crop grown In the
Western States. There is good substan-
tial frame house on the place, containing
panfy s sm9ke
for laborers; with fine barn, corn-crib,
and stable, all under one root, 81 feet long
by 81 feet wide. and Is feet high. Poultry
houses, &C., all nearly new. There Is a
good well and cistern, and water can be
found with little labor on any part OF the
land. A fine young apple o. chard OF 400
select trees is on the place; some peach,
pear, plum. and cherry trees; gooseberry
and Gnrrant bushes, str ,h plants, %s;
farms in Indiana. Not one acre of the
whole tract but viii, produce FROM fifty TO
one hundred. bushels of cora With ordi-
] can make the time for payments long
and the first payment light. Any person
wanting a farm would do well TO come
and Examine II. 1t would suit well to
divide Into two or more FARMS & q 2 -
If not sold at priiyase sale . fore the 10Th
public auction, in tracts of 40 acres; and If
then not sold. will then and there offer
bidder nfHhS eAs% b1sfs sssy si41titfuco sllw
/ will at the same time sell all my. per-
sonal property, consisting Of three head of
horses, nix head of mules, onen yoke OF
oxen, Ave mich cows. ten young cattle,
one hundred head stock hogs and pigs,
three good wagons one top-buggy, ten
good pfows. and all other Kinds of farming
tools CORN potatoes, bacon, pork, beef,
and 1afsi: household and kitchen furni-
ture; seven stand of bees; and numerous
other articles with 2QB esSreis of<wood.
a credit OF twelve months VIII be given
on all sums over five dollars; the pur-
chaser giving notes, with approved secu-
rity, swaivine reliefytrom valuation and,
apprs1semeut laws. All SUMS under tdve
dollars, CASH. - $50
The sale will continue from day to day
till the whole is disposed of.
Refer to j. p. Elliott IL SON, Real Estate
Agents office on h street, near Locust.
mch26 dtd THOS. ID. SMYTH.
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MONETARE& ggsIMEReIAL
<Espeeial totbie Evanisxfile Jeurraaai.i Z
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March %.
Z <FLoUE-F Firm, with sales at ssl3yl3 50 for
winter and extra State, and sllgl3i00 for
good to fancy spring extra, with a good
local and speculative demand.
I. WHEAT-Bueyant at 311z94c higher, with
sales at 81 15@2 50 for winter, and fresh
receipts of No. at 81 1892 Is for winter.
and receipts OF No. at 81 90 and rejected
at the close; No. 2 is firm a 50 1892 is.
CoRS-Firm and active, with an i'm
provement on yesterdays closing prices of
1c per bushel; No. sold at 9215@94c; No. 2
at SIC, and closing firm at 93@931Sc for No. l,
OATs-More activity In the market, and
and prices are nc better for winter; re-
ceipts of No. 2 sold at 45@46Ac.
y RYE-Actfve and buoyant, and under
good shipping demand; prices advanced
&c per bushel, with sales at 81 24@1 "a for
No. !, anu at 81 q Tor No. 2. closing firm
atsl 269r7 for fresh receipts of No. liz Z
5BARLEY- Moderately active and firm;
No sold at SIC. S i 80 49, 81 i -s..,
less PoRK-Inactive and nominal, of
fered at $40 90 cash. and s2s Is for buyers.
for April. No sales. estuKTffS
:. CUT MEATs-Morei active; sales of Gum
perland middles at 914c.; short rib at Io1zc.l
HAMs-Loose beef hams firm, at $40 90,
apd sweet picked hams az I3c., nC.ss
LARD -Moderas ely active; R@l3c. for
conn Try, and choice city. -es i.i's !, -.
LIVE HoGs-5@l0c. lower a nd the market
fairly active; sales range from 81 I21z@7 CO.
DRESSED HoGs-Selling i'm . small way
at SO 10 9IAa2gC THTTt1W TAI
REcEIPTs-2,s0o barrels -four g, 400 bush
els wheat; $500 bushels Germ /, 800 bushels
oats: 2608 hogs.
SHIPMENTS Z $500 barrels sfioar;J Z 1, 200
bushels wheat; $500 bushels corn. %
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Goods at ~ alue.

- 4AaAtb 4 tLf4fsth A4f#
We have the most complete stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the season, which we will sell of
cheap until March. We make no
ridiculous pretensions by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them care just out" or by
pretending to sell at cost (cost to cas-
toners, Of course). Many goods are
high enough at Eastern cost. baa
With many thanks to our friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
new year with confident hope of a
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit it.
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TINE GREAT HIsTORICAL PAIMI.
~ -l nL .IlnM IING tIn-s M ---n-I--N

J. Inseo, WI iams, GRAND yANoRAMAx ?. 81
of the BIBLE. First time in Evansville
4 MASONIC HALL Friday and emt-
ursiay, March 9th and 3Oth.
: This is the largest and most complete
Painting OF the Sacred Scriptures IN the
world-coyering nearly 1900 square yards
a sse ca S,Yst sR Sap s,s S *
years of Biblical History.
Exhibition each evening at o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents; children under ten Year,
old, % cents 4 QNlO- IL xg23 he
Tickets Is cents; children under ten yeam
old, 10 cents. mchB dM
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Teiegraph,I NEW YORK, March e.
DRY GOODS. - The demand for cotton
goods is more animated, and prices gener-,
ally pretty steady and firm. Most OF the
operatives in New England have notified
the mills that they would cease work on
the 1T proximo unless the hours of labor
were reduced; but the mil owners con-
Guided to stop for thirty days, rather than
submit to such terms. Owing TO these cir
'cumstances, the marker is more steady and,
firm. s~1t&Hts% - " tttss1 gFtf1aft0>
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

- WILL SELL NM FAMILY RESI-.
L DENCE, on the corner of second and
Walnut Stree s, in Evansville now in
good order-for reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession .gis en- May 10th. Title
perfect. ADDRESS HE READ,
13S Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The weather continued beautiful all
day yesterday-a very remarkable occur.
renee. and one well, calculated to inspire
hope for the future. The gulls, however.
were numerous, which is not q favorable
omen ....-.-The additional arrivals and de-
partures were the James Gray. to Green
River; Golden Era, to New Orleans. and
Lawrence, from Arkansas River to Cincin-
nati..-.---,The VIM. White got her chin
neys up last evening, b,:t showed no signs
OF leaving up to a late hour. She wfli pro-,
badly lie over till to- day.........The Gold
en- Era left loaded to the guards 1.-The
louisville Courier OF yesterday contains a.
three columns and a half description Of
the great steamer Richmond II IL takes
that much TO describe kei-i what VIII 1t
take TO runt herr We shall wait with
much interest tos this spiendids floating
palace and her gallant commander mH1
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