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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-16

BY Telegraph. 8" NEW York, Nov. Is.
Weather cool and delightful. with fair
business doing at low enough rates; but
the indications are that Prints and De-
LANES have touched bottom, and there
viii re reaction soon. Already no good
styles of fresh DeIafnes can be had below
Ice. Printed Cloths are in more active de-
mand. and ali offering below 61sc. are
bought up holders are now firm at &c. for
standard 1-yard Cloths. Brown Heavy
Sheet1ngs are. without essentia! change.
but on fine goods there are still some
slight changes transpirine Atlantic A
and Indian Head quiet but steady at
I51xc.; Clarks, 15c.: Pacific, 15cs; Lawrence
c, 1415c.; Appleton 4. l4c Cabot A and
Augusta. BE: Laconia q. I21ae.: Great
FANS I, l25zc.. Lyman ID, 12c.; Bedford r
and Pepperell ls-inch. 3jc.; do 90-inch, f0c
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Cincinnati Marker.

BY Telegraph CIscISNATI, Nov. Is.
FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet; extra at
$40 t09l0 D; family at SIT GIL p. =
WHEAT--Is firm and quiet; No. Red
Winter at s. IS. held at g 30; No. Spring
brought 81 IL.
CoRN-Unchanged and in good demand;
new ear at S2gS3c. There is nothing doing
in old.
oATs-Advanced; &C for No. /; demand
RYE-Advanced to 81 IS, and in light
BARLEY-Unchanged FAN at 81 so.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal; l612c for mid
ding. f go haH
ToBAcCo-Good demand at full prices;
50 les Of "a hlIds at $40 lac for hugs; l69SZc
for leaf. -.
WHIsKY-Jnchangeds fab sa
PoRK-F'irmer; $40 90 at the close.
BARD--At lie. a4aF ss< 81 #U4A6 50
GREEN MEATS-NOne offering; shoulders
61S@634c; clear sides lie: hams 1I15c. > 81
BACON -Firmer: 1lIac for shoulders; 1910
for clear sides. sess gssA FsLs
BUTTFR-Unchanged; Western Reserve
35CG3Sc; New Y FORK ate 40se43c. sf.sf ass
CHEEsE-Firm and quiet at I4159l5c.
HAY-DuH at Sl7 90. ns sfaE
PoTATOES-s2 Sh6g3 90 T. Dbl.
LINsEED OIL-Steadys at 81 001l Oh. i
PETROLEuM-DuII at 4593lc Tor renned
Free -esas 81 +. fsg80
LARD Oils unchanged and steady at
81 GOAL s05.@ q 4e $ # tN8AA +# #s
HoGs-Light supply, and prices higher
The weather is better to-day, and packers
are anxious to buy at higher rates. Sales
al s. 00d6 80 gross, and at 81 7j0S . net. y
BEE IATTLE-Are in large supp : s.sales
al 81 506l5 p gross. SEA
SHEET Dull; 81 2503 50 gross. -
: GoIsD-IaO13. Money nncha 'nged Ea
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL


BY telegraph NEW YoRK, Nov. Is.
CorroS- Shade lower; sales 800 bales /;
lsglSze for middang 1 s 9as1e, ,oa,so
lower: sales $4,000 barrels; S. 5099 20 for
superfine State and Western; SO e0al0 40
for extra State; So 5O@l2 50 for extra West
ern: SO S0913 90 for Round Hoop Ohio:
siG GGsa1 sales 9 d 80 saeE at So oOais
sales OF $50 barrels of rye -four al ST O019 90.
WHISKY -Qniet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts Y ST bushels; heavy,
and lg2c lower: sales 69, 500 bu> heels; 81 20
81 = s9f S fo+ SPP J. se tsF d 81 }or
Amber wisconsin.
RYE-Quiet: 81 621S for Western; 200
TsARLEY-Heavy. and declining; sales
81 5Oai 62iz fof Canada West.
CoRN-Receipts Il $50 bushels: about lc
lower; sales 81. 600 bushels; 81 hal 3615 for
mixed Western, and closing at 81 a441 3532
! OATs-Receipfs, $3.50 fbushe $; steady at
7SG7S55c Tor western sales - 900 bushels.
CoFFEE~F5rnn; sales 2,42o sacks Rio on
private terms.
suGAR-FirIn; sales 602 hogsheads al
I17s9I212c for Cuba; l21@4l3c for Porto
Rico; sales of $50 boxes. Havana at l2l4tg
LAssEs-DuiI at &c; Porto Rico, CSC.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged.
2S15@29c for refined in bond
PoRK-A shade flrmer and dull; sales of
$50 barrels at so S7ga2l Y for mess. closing
at 81 II cash SIS 75gl9 Is for prime; S2l for
BEEF-H .avy; sales Of $40 barrels at pre-
vious price Beef hams quiet: sales OF l60
barrels an S26@29 so. LIS aNA4
BACox = Steady; sales Of $50 packages
at l29zc for, Cumberland cut 1l1$gIl11c tor
delivery; 1870 for short clear. spot.
CUT MEATS-Heavy, sales $50 packages
at S5Sal0c for shoulders; l21&5l4c for hams.
TAT $40 han
'S Bu +. En- 545c for state.
Enthusiastically at ll@l5c.
an LATEST M
FLoUR-Closed 5g10c lower on common
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; g. 2Oa2 q for
No. Spring. and e 26@2 q for No 1
RYEgFirm; 81 a3@l $50 for Western.
OATs-Steady; TS18e Tor Western.
s {, yea u IL "a 1or good TO-
PoRK-Dull and heavy; s2I O0G2l 05, cash
and regular. for mess.
BEEF-Sf eady. with a m Oderate dema nd.
CUT MEATS-Dall.
BACoN-Mcderately active and steady.
LARD-Steady; 1311zgl35s for fair to prime
steam.
lnaef a. - = : o. . = = - II :
st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. Is.
ToBAcgo-F Firm, sactfve,,sand prices un-
changed.
CoTToN-TulI and heavy at I514c.
HEMP-But little doing; sales at 81 70 foT
| choice EndresSed.
! FLoUR-Sellers are required to make
/ concessions; the demand and business is
| small !: sales Of isuperfine at ST. s715G07 90;
| dOuble-extra at $40 25t310 So
l. WHEAT-Ndillers Stood OF and prices de-
+ elined; So 40G2 90 for prime to choice red
/ white Spring lower; sales at 81 T5@gl 81.
i C0RN-Heavy at S5d90c; new ear frmer
/ at 6696ec.
! RYE-Steady and unchanged.
! BARLEY--Sales at ~ so for FAN. and 81 30
/ Mess PoRK-sales at s2l OOa2f ..
/ BACoN-ShoulderS scarce at Iz54c; held al
/ 13c: clear sides at 1y5zc.
/ lard Sales atsI2@Isc for tierce. sh
WRTsKY-Firn1er and higher; sales al
/ 50 Is.
4 HoGs-ln good demand; sales at 511z061zc.
RECEIPTS Flour. 2,770 barrels; heat
\ $3.50 sacks: corn, $50 bushels; oats, .6G(
+ bushels; barley, $50 bushels; rye, 435 bush
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European Market.
ByCable.I

By Cable. LONDON, Nov. I5-Eye.
CoSsoLs-94 e-l6; $40 bonds 70zs; Illinois
Central s4s4 Erie M
FRANKFORT, Nov. l5-Eve.
U. 5. BoNDs-5-20s 7515.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 15-Eve.
CoTToN-Dull; sales 5000 bales rniddling
uplands at 81; do. Orleans 81; advices
from Manchester are unfavorable.
BREADsrUFFs-Corn AS I'd; Wheat It's for
white California and lbs 10d for No. Mil
waukee red Barley IS ID; Oats IS I'D;
Peas SOS.
PRog los for Winter cured !;
Pork TBS; Lard 52s Sd !: Cheese 5ss; Bacon Sis
PRoDUcE-sugar 26s Cd foB Ne. p; Spirits
of Turpentine us Cd; Petroleum, spirits
IS, refined Is Sd. Ena AsE#E T9aTot 81
ANTWERP, Nov. Is, Eve. &
{ PETROLEUM 10 francs for standard white.
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New Y0rk sod and. staes MarkeI.

bs 1bItgIdp-l.f INV k0fsh. NOV ID.
GoLp- Firmer; opaniug at114l; closing
Gov ERSsf Esr srocKs4Claiet coupons of
81 u25saII3: DO '62. 16Sal6s1z; do. '6i,
lr51< @ 1885, do. rs, 1867 "a 1867 Ito new,
l07sstd I075z do 81. l075z970754; zle-4ts, 1925
Gl0214; 7-5ls IG5g a l05iS.
Sr0gKS-M0re - i've, aigher and strong.
The t0ztnserc5af sa IS .ie Is whispered that
certain Boston DIRECTORS Of the Erie Road
have proved uflfavOraD1e TO the proposed
tariff arrangements between the Erie and
New York Central, and that the measure
at present is 40 stand. r. FTkn
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, Nov. l5.Es
TOBACCO = Sales 43 hogsheads at SIS 00@
ST. co, and firm.
FLoUR- SnpeTfine IS 90. q
WHEAT-Firm at s. 35G2 40.
GoRS AND OATs-Dull and unchanged.
HOES Packing &c 70 @6 s.. gross. Re-
ceipts 800.
MESS PoRK-S20 90.
BACOS-ShOulders 121zc., clear sides 1910.
packed.
n EARD-Old l21&ef
WHISKY-35c. IN bond.
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NeW 0rleans Markef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
CoTToN-U Unsettled; sales of 200 bales
middling Orleans at l71zc; receipts, 4,027
bales: exports. $50 bales; sales Of the
week, 81 900 bales; receipts. l5,475 bales ;
exports, 4,755 bales; stock. 5L,S2z bales
SUGAR-4Louisiana centrifugal, 548541zc;
yellow clarified, l5c.
MoLAssES- Unchanged.
FnoUR-Dull; superf1ne, 50 509l0; treble
= CoRr-Dull; sales at 81 8O9145. e. s.
OATS ull at 75c. ma
4 MESS P0RK-Very duh ;ssa4es at 81.
BAcoS-DuIl and Dropping: shoulders re-
falling at BIC; clear sides, l754c.
LARD-Dull; prime tierce. 1254913c. Isl
GOLD-I4l. 81
STERLIN G. Commercial exchange. 49129
81 Bank exchange not quoted; New York
exchange, Il premium.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.
MElrPHIs, Nov. Is.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Nov. Is.
CoTToH-Dun at 15@15Mc. To-day's re-
ceipts 1855 bales; to-day's exports 2,074
bales Weeks recei pts IL sos bales; week IS
exports S,725 bales. Stock 0s597 bales.
AY-$24 00026 90.
CoRN-Wh0le range 81 101l II.
OATs-72d73e.
FLoUR-Superfin ST 50@S so.
MESS PoRK-$22 50922 rs.
BACoN-Shoulders l314c., clear sides 161z
@l61ac.
LARD-131z9l4c.
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The hog slaughter is progressing slowly
with, we may add, dull market and mea-
gre receipts. But few hogs were. killed to-
day, the summary including $50 by Ows-
ley Il Co., and $40 by T. j. Martin e Son.
The house of Duncan, Floyd II Co. were
not commence operations until they have
a good supply. Prices range from SIC
SIC gross, rather a wide range. The
slaughter Throughout the West this season
is expected TO aggregate less than last year,
while it is generally conceded that the
hogs win be light Courier, 14th.
-a sasa~2 CHICAGO. aa.. -
The market was active on packing ac-
count. andsthe advance of yesterday was
well supported. Some Il, 800 head changed
hands at a range OF IS 1906 25 for common
TO choice grades Tribune, 18Th.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Quite a large number of hogs are now
moving and but few of them go east of
this place A very stringent inspecting or
dinance in Cincinnati has thrown a dam o.
there are find 3 market ~ Indianapolis.
The price yesterday may be quoted at
about six cents
The three houses of Wheat, Fletcher &
Co T. e g. Ferguson, and Nofsinger, King
an 4 Co. operated somewhat in tie killing
line Yesterday, but the weather Is still too
warm for active WORK. The latter house
killed three. hundred and seventy, and
have in pens about two thousand, with
four thousand engaged Wheat, Fletcher
4 Co. have about two thousand in pens
and as soon as practicable, VIII xiii at the
rate of six hundred per day through the
entire season. Ferguson will have large
lot in pens to-day for slaughter, if tho
weather permits.--J0uradl, l4th.
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Hog Market.
CINCINNATI.

At Phillips Night Exchange there were
TRANSACTIONS in hogs at So Is for medium
averages; So Is for SUCH as would ne 200
pounds, and IS so for heavy. The receipts
of hogs here, as reported up TO O'Clock,
were $3.50. Telegranls from Chicago re-
ported arrivals at Is, 900, with sales at IS 75a
S. %; shoulders at 6s4g7c, and hams at
91zc, with rnoderating weather. Receipts
at louisville. for the day, were reported
1850 head, selling at IS 50d6 IS.
Hogs have stronger market quotations
today, ranging a. y I5go ~, for light TO
TO operate at these hgures, but packers are
generally getting under way Commercial,
LII. -l8..---
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RIV Err NE w 8 +.


C1ScTNNATI. November Is Noon River
risen one inch. Six feet eleven inches IN
the channel. Weather clear; thermome-
ter, 46-
LOUISVILLE, November Il5.-River fall
ing. Three feet five Inches in the canal.
The additional arrivals last night Were
the Quickstep, from Cairo, and the Ollie
Sullivan, for Cannelton. ........The Mayffow-
er left late for Cairo, and the Michigan for
Mem phis, with excellent trips .s...... The
Peerless was being unloaded all afternoon
and. last night att II ubbs. Patrick & Co. 3
wharf-boat, under the superintend-
ence of NJ. o. Palmer, agent for the
underwriters, the Champion No. in
the meanwhile keeping her afloat,
by her large syphons. One-half her
cargo is damaged, some of it destroyed
total loss on which has not been ascer-
tanned. The damage to the boat is estima-
ted at IS 900. She is the worst wreck by
snag we ever saw, being badly broken
and mangfed. She was insured for $4,000.
Capt. ID. Start & Bro, have just
completed here very staunch and
handsome propeller, and have her
nearly loaded ready to make her
first trip. Her hull was built by Cav
ender, and is a most creditable
Job.f Shelts ia feet long, 20 feet beam. tour
feet depth of hold, and turns on ~ 1nenes
Her boiler is an upright tubular,
with 1879 tubes. Her machinery was
built at the celebrated works of VIM. He'll
man, and work to- a charm, driving two
screws, AZ feetain diameter andwin give
her excellent speed. she made a trial
trip on Thursday, and behaved beautiful
". she has a neat little cabin aft, for her
Officers she leaves to-day for Shawnee
town with a full load of salt......T The river is
again rising at Cincinnati.........The Quick
step arrived from Cairo at O'Clock last
evening, and went TO the bank. She looks
splendGdlya The water istoo thin for her
vet, and the Charmer will go out on N on
day in herplaee, taking the malls Capt
Jack Granrnerand Walter B. Pennington
are her elerks.-s...-Ga pts Dans Clark is in
the city prospectfng s-.-..C capt Streeper IL
urging upon our merchants the. proprietya
of establishing line of packets TO White
and Arkansas Rivers, y e would greatly
peeIi~iis s 0ads e1eys bng nafA tsssa3
I MEMoRA NDUE. The steamer Quickstep,
after being SUGGEST fully launched from the
ways, at 'Mound city, the day previous,
Jeff Cairo THURSDAY. November II, At 10
O'Clock a. n. In .poFt-Ezra Porter, Pau
/ line Carroll Mich. Longwortis and Gum
berland. Met the Lawrence above Mound
CITY, November l5-nnet Fannie BraEd1eS.
aground. at the foot of w abash Island.
Jno. w. Garrett with Barges above Mt
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BOARDING.

DOARDING--Four oraflve persons can
- be- accommodated with board and
iJIginC. corner of MULBERRY and Second
Streets Also, a few day boarders, with
board. MRS. BAILEY.
novI3 dlw 8 -
~OARDERSs --Wii find it TO their in
RR terest to go to .. WEI DINERS, No.
Clark Street, between second and Third
Rooms always on hand for small famtl1es.
ca uOVS DIT -
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Frst-class Boardings by the Dayor
#Week.at E M. BURNS'S,
fl
tNo.7s Division ST., bet. second and Third
- may2l DIFF Evansville, Ind.
DOARDEN6s~H OTSE.- The under
80 signed has opened Boarding III ouse
on Third Street. between Sycamore and
Vine, opposite Philip Decks store, where
"a number OF day and weekly boardsrs can
slbe accom- nDdated with board.
naayl5 Mrs ID. CARTER.
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wwYA NFED-TNF0 foul

W bovs- Patrick Joseph, John. Abra-
ham, and James McGovern. aged 10. H. 10,
and years respectively, taken froLn my
home IN Knox County, about the 30th OF
October 1866, by George Up inter. a ny IN
form zion of their Whereabouts. or that OF
George Painter alias GEORGE Treadway,
will be thankfully received II sent 10 this
Office. by the father of the boy s, -
novlI d2w PATRICK. MCGOVERN.
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wwYANTED - STU ALTON = By lady,
~ 10 do general nous work. fine sew
Generally useful in a family. Is well edu-
Gated. and could render valuable assistance
in teaching children. For information call
.r.,rr u, nrca fnoTl5 d3t
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The following are the receipts from Gus
toms from October 23th to the 3lst, exclu-
sive: Boston, S25l $50; New York, 81 10, 0i2;4
Philadelphia, SD, lbs Baltimore, S63 80. 5;
San Francisco. rom October lat to Sth.
ceipts for four days, in comparison with
the usual weekly returns show proper
ttonate slight increase over those last re-
ported. ,-.e-.4~ e@-s--.4s.- 1a
It seems by the September statement OF
the CONDITION Of the Canadi4n banks that
the provincial notes in. circulation are
81. 559. 693; the debentures held by the Re
ceiver General, 81, 600, 900; the specie in re
serve, S754, 323; and the bank notes in cir
culation, SO ia $50. This is exclusive of
the New Brunswick and Nova scotia re-
turns.
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WANTED.

-YANTED-sITUA a young
wv man of good business qualihcati MS
in a wholeSaIr or retail house, or in any
capacity V here he can make himself use
fuf salary no ject; a permanent stu
alton wanted. No objection TO the c0un-
try Please address, for three days. w. d.
B.. Journal Office. l"ovlo dZJ
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First-class BoardlnE. by the D
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CINCINNATI. November Is Noon. River
risen one inch. Six feet eleven inches IN
the channel. Weather clear; thermome-
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feet IN width at that point could anything
thht TOOK place frOni the avenue either more than
thres orsK ieeI east Of the pug the plug is twelve
eet rom the lamppos which is three and half feet
inside of the curb,
The defense here closed.
Mr.. Dwight desired to call Daniel and William
Price TO testify for the Commonwealth to a material
point Of the case to the shooting of Walters and the
party who effected It,
subpoena for them on Tuesday. They were not at the
house when he left 1t.
The judges, after deliberaon, would not allow the
witnesses to be examined.
Mr.. Cassidy then said he willing TO submit the
case TO the jury without argument.
Mr., Dwight then closed for the Commonwealth.
the course Of which he said he thought thei Jury
would have difficulty In acquting the defendant
ofthe charge as the fact had been uy set forth that
the defendant not guilty OF the crime which
Judge Ludlow then charged the jury who at the
conclusion, retired and had not returned when our
report closed.
The jury, after remaining out about half an
hour, acquitted Edmundson.
Supreme COurt-Chief Justice Woodward
and Judges Thompson, Strong, and Agnew-
Opinions on the following cases were delivered
and the judgments tsail1rmed:-Clyde VS.. GraueT
Butler VS.. Wharton, Costello VS.. Conrad, Blakes-
lee VS.. Blakeslee, Stack VS. Stack, Coal Company
Court OF Quarter sesstOns-Judge Brew
ster.-FrancsiTatem pleaded guilty to charge
of assault and battery. IL seems that his neigh
Dor was throwing water on his pavement when
the assault and battery occurred. Fined $40 and
costs.
Elizabeth Willox was charged with obtaining
money under false pretenseS from John Hertz
Ter. The evidence showed that she had bOr-
rowed 500 from Mr.. Hertzler, representing her
self as n widow. He charged her tremendous
rate of interest for the money, and though she
proved not to be q widow, yet the jury acquitted
her and ordered Hertzler to pay the costs.
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The CoLLECToRsHIP OF THE PORT.-The COM
mittee of merchants appointed at recent
meeting in this city to proceed to Washington
and urge the Teappoin tment of Colonel William
Il. Thomas to the COllectorShip of the Port,
have just returned to the city.
The committee consisted of Messrs. ]. II.
Mitchener f.. q. Cattell p. B. Mingle, ). T. Sou
der, L. G. Mytinger, and ID. $. Stetson.
They called on the Philadelphia Congress
men, Senator Buckalew, and Secretary McCul-
loch and were kindly received by them all.
The committee likewise called on Senator
Cameron, but that gentleman, for some mex
picable reason, refused even to receive their
cards, an act OF discourtesy which Will not be
forgotten.
There are any number of candidates for the
vacancy in our Custom House, hut, as vet, nc
one in particular can boast of better chances
than any OF the others. IL is understood, how
ever that the Hon. Alexander Cummings, late
Territorial Governor of Colorado, whose name
was mentioned in connection with the posi-.
tion, will stand no chance whatever.
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HOMEOPATHY IS NO LONGER AN EXPERT
MBNT; fifty years of time and OF triumphanI
success, I'm every disease. and in all parts OF lne
world, have answered that question. IL only
remains TO choose the best form OF IL, Dh,
HUMPHREYS, SYSTEM OF SPECIF1Cs, LOT l Iauiuy my
use. divests the system of all intrlcacy ana un-
certainty, and affords degree OF pOslJlNeness
decisive in results. not attained by any oJher
mode. See advertisement in another coiulo"'
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC Homeopathic MEDI-
CINE COMPANY, No 562 Broadway' M l.
THE BAILEY COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS is
now on view i'm the Eastern Galleries of the
Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine Arts. ~ COM
prises the entire collection of Messrs. Bailey *
Co.., including their recent importatlohs oi
works executed for them by leading arJlsIS vi
Dusseldorf Berlin, and other capitals of Eu-
rope. To be sold at auction, by Is, ScOJJ' JI.'
March q and %.
SAMUEL G. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers. No; 127
S. Fourth street, will sell to-morrow,at the Ex1
change, aJ IL O'clock one of the finest lotS OF
stocks, Loans, and Real Estate ever offered at
public sale in this city. Their sale is wen
worthy the special attention OF capitalists anu
others seeking reliable Investments. Cata-
lcgues may be had at their Office.
IF PEOPLE would consult their own interests
they would look at the first class ready made
Clothing now offered at Charles Stokes Co.'s
establishment; and not only looK, but buy.
FINE PAINT1NGs.-The beautiful paintings by
French artists are still on exhibition at Messrs.
Birch g. Sons Gallery, No. lll0 Chestnut street.
The sale takes place tomorrow friday
evening.
SINCE the "Night' Blooming Cereus" charmed
the town,
Whole swarms of bogus perfumes have gone
down. Hudson Republic.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEING.-S.
Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street. cured by DR..
Filters Remedy. tNo cure, no Day.
FANCY SHIRTS! FANCY SHIRTS!
TINTIRE & BROTHER.
VARIETY, ZEPHYR, AND GENTS FURNISHING.
lO35 CHESNUT STREET.
SPRING CLOTHING
FOR
MEN AND BOYS
nOlO reUdU.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
and
Low PRICES
WANAMAKER 81 BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
s. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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DIED..

CALVERLEY.-On the 21st instant, FLORENCE
f.. daughter OF Leander H. and Carrie e. Calverey.
CARLlLE-On the goth instant, JOSEPH e. CAR
LILLE. son OF the late Joseph ]. and Elizabeth X. Car
lile aged % years.
His relatives friends are respectfully Invited "a
attend his funeral. from the residence of his uncle
Joseph Cowperthwait, No. 1926 Girard avenue, on
SeVenth-dRy morning. the 2Sd instant, IL O'Clock.
YENAL-on the goth instant, Mrs. CATHARINE
NENAI, aged "A years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence No I22
- Sixteenth street, on Saturday afternoon at O'clock
WOODRUFF.-On the 10th instant, Mr., iJOHN
WOODRUFF, in the 55th year of his age
The relatives friends the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No, 1877 N. Thirteenth street, on Saturday
morning. the 23d instant, at 10 O'clock without further
notice. To proceed 10 Mount Vernon Cemetery,