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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

ID RAT EXTEkMINAT OE,
Tne surcst CAterminator OF rats ever offered 20
the public.
Read the following certificates from the cLi-
Zers of Baltimore, rs to its merit Us u RAJ dca-
troyor: ~
Bait more, May II, 1861.
Messrs Clotworthy i Co.
Gent: Ny warehouse, on Howard street, was
comul,tely ovarrun by rats. | used bottle of
DR. Stonebraker's' Ra. Exterminator, and,
truly, it is an cxtcrmIn&tOr. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats. and have had no return o.
them and tiluS been tour months since used 1t.
WIN. T. IANpSTEEET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore, May IL, 1867
Messrs Clotworthy Sc Co.
Gent: We We're very much troubled with
rats in our Store. DR.. StonebraEer's Kat TX
terminator being highly recommended to Us,
we used one bottle o. 1t, and 1t proved itS"!t
worthy the high recomm' ndations 1t had re-
ceived rs Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first night we used Il.
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP,
Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, May Is, 1867.
Messrs Clotworthy q Co.
Cent. The bottle Of Dr.. StOncbralers Rat
Externinntor, purchased Of you, has proved TO
be death to rats. I used it only one night, &C
cording to directions, and the next morning |
counted nine dead rats in the yard They
come out Of their holes to die.
f. B. TUCKER, No. o. n. Paca st
Ask for Dr.. Stonebraker's Rat Killer, and
Jake 10 '''''' ''''' sJANNEY & CO.,
lbs, King street,
E.. LEADBEATER & CO.,
aug S-3m wholesale gen :.
FERT1LizEEs FOE THE ia LII lNNOA'
no. PERUVIAN GUANO, of latest I'M
p0rtAtiOn
i5artholow's Prepared Peruvian Guam" and
Bone Dust.
Andrew Goes Dccomposed Animal Ammo
mated Phosphate. ,.....
Baugh Raw Bone Phosphate.
Farmers Excelsior.
pulupsco Cos. Arnlnoniatcd Soluble phoa-
Bone Dust, in good orde: for Grliing-oF our
own uanuCacture-from unbolcd Bones: Can
ul,ysyg be relied upon as being genuine and
pure. 1t is the best and most permanent Fer
tilizer now before the public.
Highest cash price paid for Bones.
j. P. BARTHOLOW,
No. ., King street. AleXandriA, Va.
Sc slim 556, It'll street, Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12
EDUCATION nal.
1T F. HENRY'S SCHpUL

IL. "
This School for Boys. established il, tn yea"
1887, Will commence is nex5 alnna seS=lna on
Monday, the 9Th OF September .s-.-
Terms Of Tuition, per Quarter, in ADVANCE 20.
$40 and Sl2, depending upon the branches
taught. aug l9-tf,
lzs- Persons who nav wish to see the sub
scriber on business, can lin MIN at his school
room, in the Lyceum Building, on any day,
between the hours "f 3 und II clock IN
Il f. HENRY.
MRS. ROBERT 4. CASTLEMAN WILL
lYl resume the duties Of her School Sept 18th.
a Application may be made ut her residence, No.
49, PITT street, or through the p. o., box $50
a limited number OF BOARDERS received.
aug l5-2awlm
MISS MARY r. WALSH will resume the
lYl duties of her School, on Monday, Septem-
Der 2, at her residence No. 10, sJuth St. Asaph
street. aug Z3-'m
MERCHANT TAILURS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-12

TRESH DRUGS, &c.-Just received and for
L sale at the very lowest rates Ctrh Ammo
nia in jars, White Jamaica Ginger, Husbands
Magnesia, Cod Liver Oil in bottles also, for sale
in bulk Magnolia Water, Cloves Mace White
Mustard Seed, Chamomilc Flowers, Winslow' 5
Soothing Syrup, Venetian Red dry ditto IN
oil, Suphate Quinine Princes METALLIC Paints,
Spanish Brown, Lewis White Lead, Pure LIN
seed Oil. Bromide Pntassa Peptn the genuine
articlel pure Sperm Oil. HENRY COOK,
SEPT = s.t SO and go, King street
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Undo Smith,

If any reader of the Gazette can tell where
the above inscriptions would carry the letters
enclosed, he would be justly entitled to re-
ward They are apparently not even capable
of finding their way to the Dead Letter Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-18
CINCINNATI Market.
By Telegraph

BY telegraph CINc1NNATI, April II.
FLoUR-Unchanged and moderate loca
demand, and holders very arm for higher
grsdes, but no ad vance in any; trade
brands SI3@16,s and fancy $I69ls.s Two OF
three Of the city mills have stopped fol
want of wheat, and those who have not
are running but half the time. ..stsff go 5
WHEAT Scarce, and nominaIly srln.
changed; No. 2, Spring, ~ 1892 Vs. receipts
very small. 9gz gl538 a@ANssA G5tH
,CoRN--Moderate demand ,aat S3c in bulk,
and S5@67c in sacks. +" t2s4 F7g&i
y OATS teady, at &c in bulk.
/ saYE-Sl 80, and quiet.fsf sf7fd tsrsfts~r r.
BARLEY Unchanged. -
CcTToNLDnll, and prices nom inal at z5@
/, WHiskS4ass in bond, and the he, demand alul
! MESS Pork Dull at szz 3@0 80, with
BULK MEATS-Dun and prices dropping
lU.0OO lbs. sides, city-cured, sold at 10c.
packed q bacon gnominaIly unchanged
small sales of shoulders at &c., sides lie,
and clear sides lie. - =
LARD--In good demand at l215c for city,
with sales Of 800 tierces.
BUTrER-28@33c.
sCHEESE-l6I@17
GREEN APPLES-S5 0Og7 90 per Dbl. g a1
SEED--Clover in limited retail demand
SUGAR-Steady and Unbalanced b
CoFFEE-Firm at 25@27c. 50
q aMONEY-Market- easy at 909A per cent
for good paper. !! hllI2l
EXCHANGE = Firm at par, buying, and
lilo premium, sell .ng. -
GoLD-Higher; ls411a, buying, and 1857,
= =
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New York Market.

Autobiography NEW YORK, A priI II.
scoTToN Dull and less firm !; sales of 200
bales uplands at Z1ac. - 49, 49, - -
FLoUR-A shade frmer aud more active;
receipt 81 $50 bbls. sales of 10000 bbls SUI
perfine, State and Western. at $40 I5@u 26 /;
a 10; shipping brands Aound-hoop Ohio
Sl2 25(gl3 IS; trade brands SIS 409l4 70 !;
closing firm. California firm and un-
changed; So les ], AGO bbIs. - ss- - go
RYE FLoUR-Easler, at 81 75Ga8 40. b
+ rWHIsKY--Quiet and unchanged.
bnshels sales of 5000 bushels No. 2 Mil
white Western al IS So. $50
/ RYE-Heavy; sales 10000 bushels at 81 IS
/ al. 49 for Western /; 81 55 for very choice do
( delivered, and 81 IS for state. = ~ =
Canada West. free, at 81 q in store. s-tAsF - 4
{ 3 BARLEY MALT-Dull.
+ 2 sCORS-A shade better and in fair de-
mand partly for export; receipts :, $50
bushels sales III 900 bushels mixed West
ern at 81 2915u1 80 in 81 ore, 81 321l 321z
| @OATs - Heavy; receipts, 1875 bushels;
sales. Al 600 bushels of inferior to good
Western. at 7l@74c; State, 7S@s0c; choice
state afioaL, Sic.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER-Hemlock, sale frmer, at 299
WooL-Unehanged 5000 pounds of do
mestlc fleece, at 48@6712c; pulled, 36947c;
Texas. 09S4c; California, 2a92Sc.
HoPS-Quiet, at 30@65c. st y
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Heavy. s
SUGAR-Steady; 800 hhds. Cuba, at IO1z@
1lLc; Porto Rico, 1l1a@ll3Ic.
@o5c. 17-T
PErRoLEUM-Dull and Unchanged.
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+ Polk aopSned steady. oh pclosed hrnler
5000 barrels new fnp-eeaiss11 go = 81. and
ciosfng NJ So zgg H005
q 50; prime Sl9 coo 49, %; prime mess 52l 70;
ALSO .fge BIZ ffselsi new n1ess At s12Esys23 a.
for;selEsf ind Dnyef. Apr 1 as; Z 4&ays -
BEEF-steadyr and unchanged sales S25
= BEEF HAMS UNCHANGED. 1z81lg Tad 9sds
BACoN--DuH; 3I6 boxes at I0I<(1103ze for
Cumberland; 1i14ta1f SIG for short ribbed j;
ll5s91I1sc for bellies. ~
S CUT MEATS-Dui and heavy; sales of 210
packages at6s4@91ac for houlders; l2@I31zc
for hams. III 1-#et2
LARD STEADY: sales $50 barreis9nB Ezs
CHEEsE-Steady, at I3G19c - snft
MoNEY-Easy; call loans 5s9@97 per cent,
chiefly at 596 per cent. 1f-U4 @s4t4fl
STERLING-Quiet, at 9@9A. grew e scl
aa9 Ata LATEST Pm. i.-s
y FLoUR-Market closed shade firmer for
medium and good grades, and steady for
low grades. tEa Il 81 zrH FtAGfl
WHEAT-Very firm for Winter. and
No. lSpring So 75@2 81. ~ nc
RYE-Steady, at 81 47@1 40 for Western.
4CofN-Firm, at 81 30 Inc store; 81 321%
afloat, tor shipping mixed Western.
OATS-Dull, at 7Ie17Sc for Western - ~
PORK-Msrket decidedly drmer.a Sales
OF 900 bb1s at $22 8714Q2 so for regular:
new mess closing with seller at $50 so. rs
BEEF-Quist and n0minally lunchaneed.s-
!. Cur MEATS-DuI and dropping -.
BAcoN-Quiet at l014@l05sc for Cumber- !.
land Hes e. f9HIF q fE Ea4dU048 81
.LARD-Dnll at l2s4@l3c for - fair to
prime steam Kettle rendered. -.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph rg LIVERPOOL, April IL. !,
TCoTToN-The market closes extremely
heavy, with downward tendency; prices
declined full I'D. and sales did not exceed
5000 bales: middling uplands llszd Or
leans Hs4@12d. The Manchester market
for goods and yarns is. very dull and de-
BREADsTUFFs-Q Quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS Unchanged, except bacon
which declined to 39s. 1sssA ess,'s. as'ss='
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to is i'd per gallon.
IL. r. LONDON. April I7-noon.
Consols, 81; Bonds. III; Illinois Central,
76A; Ex-Division, Erie, 37s4. assssse too
1 fCoRN-43s. sas.e' --l93 ffss4s 81 eo
"a LIVERPOOL, April l7-noon.
CorToN-Tends downward. ss
WHEAT-White California, las Cd No. 1
red, lbs Cd. t-e2 e
CoRN--43s Sd. 5 .rr .r
5 BARLEY-4s l0d. op7 si5
OATs-3s Cd. go
Provisions Generally quiet, and Pro-
duce the same. - 5@
LONDON, April 17-evening.
Bonds unchanged; Illinois Central, 761z |:
Erie, 371z. SEQ sss RES
LIVERPOOL, April l7-evening.
CoTToN-Has been very heavy, and de-
clined "a. Other markets unchanged. g
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New York Leather Market.

By Adams Express.l NEW YORK, April Is.
In Hemlock Sole there has been consid-
cradle activity during the week. and large
parcels have been disposed of at fair prices,
and in SOME instances at slight advance
from our quotations, Receipts from the
tanneries have been about 81 900 sides, but
the large sales have diminished the stock,
which Is now light and poorly assorted.
Light weights are particularly scarce, and
are eagerly sought after. Though there is
is upward. In Oak Sole there is fair de-
mand at our quotations. Rough Leather
Is scarce and wanted. We quote Oak
Slaughter and Sailed, good light, s4@ssc. !;
40@45cs do. light cropped, good, 44@Tc. |;
DC. middle cropped, good, f7g50c.: do. bell
lies cropped, good, 18g2lc.; Hemlock. Bue-
nos Ayrss &c, good light, 2s1z@2e19c.; do;
do, good middle, 28L@3114c.; do. do, good
heavy, 2S@3014c. do California, good light,
I@2sc; do. do, go d middle, 25g@1ac.;
Orinoco., &c, good light, 27@2sc. do. do.
s good middde ng2s1sc.; do Do good heavy,
damaged, all weights, les1ss a26c,; do. do.
poor, al weights, l9@2lc.; do slaughter,
in rough s4@sse Oak Slaughter, IN rough :
DO, heavy, 3sQ545c. all cash. -zs~ - - =
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New York Tobacco Market.

By Adams Express.l NEW YORK, Aprill5
Kentucky Leaf has been in fair demand
and steady; we quote, in currency, as fol-
lows: Light Leaf Lugs at 4a51zc; Com
e at 697c; Medium at 71z@91ac; Good at
15@16c. Heavy Western and sClarksviIle
Lugs 51ag612c; Common at 79SIsc; Me-
dunn 9@111ac; Good 1z@l5c; Fine 1e@I8c.
CURED to some extent, but the lack of de-
sirable grades restricts Operations; we
quote at7@i0c for Connecticut filters; 200
prime wrappers. 5@6c for n. Y. state
State Filters; 8@l2c for do average
lots and l5@3Oc for Wrapen;. ZIG
SIC for Pennsylvania aud Ohio Filters !;
4@Sc for average lots, and 10g25c for Wrap
pers. New crop Connecticut Filters 5@6c;
wrappery lots S@l211c, and Fine Wrappers
15@30c.
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For othe, Rsver items see lIseve1th Page.

For other River Items see Sevesath Page.
CIScINNArIs April IL lP.M.-Ri has
risen feet 10 inches, with now q feet 10
inches in the channel, Weather clear.
Thermometer co.. fE afs q Ast
The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening were the VIM. White
and Ada Lyon, to Green River both with
good trips; Mayflower, to Cairo; Tarascon.
Louisville and return Mary Swan, to
Memphis.-...-..-The Mayfiower and Taras-
con had good passenger trips. ........ The
Mary Swan was loaded to the guards. She
did not get of till late, being detained by
putting in her new rudder stocks. Capt.
Jim Good will be here this morning to re-
join his steamer, the Sam Parker..:.-..The
Sam ]. Hale is due from Memphis for Gin
cipnati. s.sz...
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MONETARY Il COMMERCIAL
special to Evansville Journal,
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.l New oRLEA Ms. pril IT,.
CoTToN-Unsettled; sales of 800 bales;
low niddling at. 251s@26c; receipts i ,677
bales; exports 1862 bales.
. SUGAR-Unchanged
MoLAssEs-
FLoUR-Nothing doing, but quiet, firm
and unchanged.
CoRS-DuH, dropping and unchanged.
BAcoN-Duu and lower; shoulders 9szc; ;
rib sides 1l13@lls4; clear sides l3@131s.
PoRK-Unsettled; no sales. s 500 9
LARD-Steady with fair demand at 1917
@14c. ass A
WHIsKY-Only retail business; g log
90 for western. " ~ 1ga
GoLD-Sl $50; sterling exchange 471z;
New York On sight exchange Nc premium
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! New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Mailjoas 10g NEW YORK, April l6. o
4 The market lacks animation n Mediu nj
and inferior styles of cotton fabrics are
weak. Staple standard goods are in fair
bieached musIins: We're left unsold, and
prices are firm at 40c. Standard brown
seconds aye more plenty, and certain STYLES
are re lower; such as Lawrence and
PutnufE four-quarters have declined to
l4i2c; iLaWrence sell at 151ac. s Lowell
prints are down to sI3lzc, and @Neumkeag
and Dutcher's to l3c; Sprague deIaines
job at 70. fflGJ-sh - afs riikT f2llCaT 3
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New orleans Sugar and Molasses
ssssAss -ofz Market. &c 3f91is &.

Only 25 hogsheads sugar have been re-
ce1yed from the~coast since yesterday. No
resulting in sales from first hands of As
hogsheads Louisiana sugar at I31zc per
pound for choice. and lac. for yellow clari-
usual advance on first hand rates There
We're no sales of Louisiana moiasses; but
we quote fermenting at 65@7Oc., fair 75e.,
heads Cuba sugar, classed good common to
low fair. sold at .l14c, per pound; Cuba
moiasses is quoted by the cargo at sea
571zc. per gallon. at retail 62fS@65c., il
large lots 60c.-N O. Times, 18th. & & 8
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Guardian's Sale of Real Estate.

10y vlk1GE OE AN OkDEA 0f
derburgh County, the undersigned, quar-
ian of the minor heirs of Hugh Ronalda,
deceased, will, on the Attn day OF May, 1867,
sell at auction, at the court-house door i'm
the city of Evansville, the follow ng -de~@HN
The undivided ohe-half of a tract of Land 81
lying in the west half of section ~, Town
ship south; Of Range 10 west IN VandeE-Q 4
hurgh County, Ihd., bounded as f0ffows. ~
Beginning atthe middle or Eighth Street,
as the same is laid ont adjoining the East-@ y
opposite tn easterly side OF an alley which
divides the tract hereby described from
Bakers Addition to said city, and running g "a
thence misunderstanding along the SOUTH
easterly side of said alley 73S feet to the 60
middle or Tentn street, as iafd OUT adJofnV
ing said Bakers addition to, said CITY Cf
Evansville: thence southeasterly along
the middle Of said Tenth Street extehdeaG An
$50 feet TO the W esterls bank OF the WABASH .&l
q Erie Canal; thence southwest wa rdlyi9oi
site the middle of Eighth street, ;as the a9nH
same is laid out through the Southern En- 20 81
Iargement OF said city thence south
1872 26- 100 feet to the point where the mid
die Of said Eighth Street, through said
middle OF sad Eighth Street adjoining Kg
said Eastern Enfargernent; thence north- A@
westwardly along the middle OF said l@Eg
Eighth Street adjoining SAID Eastern En- aag
largement 675 75-l00 feet to the place of be. 90
Qinning: being about nine acres of land fiiD
adjoining Bakers Addition to the city of igC
: Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, one-third
In one year, and one third In two years,
wa" WIZ interest," u. JAMES CHURCHILL,
Asa Iglehart, Attorney for Guardian. 3ia =
ap2 Iaf4e lNN+AF CT -oK
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, "A rri1 IL.
ToBAcco-Sales 24l hogsheads leaf at fnu
rates ~ 5o@25s 90 and choice leaf at SIG 90. ngl
FLoUR-Snperfine, lower at ss75@l0 rs;
high grades irmer. sfss fsFtfg
WHEAT-Nominal. ~ E4 - s-.f.s5ffs
CoRN-Shelled, sacks included, 971z@$1 03,
OATs-Buik 7S@S0c. =. Ire Kaa
Mess PoRK-Dull at &c bulk shoulders
SIC packed; bacon shoulders s7ac packed !;
clear sides 1211c. -
LARD-Tierces 121ac.
WHIsKY-Raw at So % free.
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Especial to Evansville JonrnaI.1
Chicago Market. z go

az p : I
BY Telegraph. CHICAGO, April IL.
FLoUR-Acttve and unchanged.
AA WHEAr-5@6c higher for No. 2. Sales at
~ 4l@2 46, and closing nominal at 81 As.
CoRN-Irregular and unsettled, and clos
ing 114c lower. No. sold at ST. 0lsz@1 on,
and No. at 89@9I. sMoQ -Rg7 230a
OArs-Quiet. Sales of No. at $40
RYE-Good shipping demand, at 203c
higher. No. 81 42@I AZ; No. 2 81 03@
l 04, in store. .
BARLEY-By sample fairly active. Sales
at from 9Oc to 81 80. &H
PROVISIONS Neglected and nominal.
Mess pork quoted at SIS 50@25 rs.
LARD-Non,inaI at 12s@@l3c.S +. n -4
Overwhelmingly active at yesterdays
prices. 4AS g
REcEIPTs-2,4O 400 bbls flour, 2,700 bushels
wheat, 80, 300 bushels corn, 700 bushels oats,
and 3.7e0 hogs. 50 ~ Aet it.
BSHIPMENT 500 bbls -four, 1900 bushels.
wheat, 700 bushels corn. efIl & ~ slsfsiga
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Especial to Evansville Journal
st. Louis Market. sris;sa

By Telegraph SOS ST. LOUIS. April IL.
To3ACco-Active and unchanged ssssEs
CoTToN-Dul1 at 24@241zc for MiddIing
Uplands. 4~.gsa 9zsr szss4sg 49,.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged. hsoH
vJGoRN-Firm, bnt slow, at unchanged
rates. ~ s $50 i -
PRovIsIoNs-Dull, dropping. and but lit
tie doing. Bacon lower, at &c for shout
,ders, and l214@l2ssc for clear sides. Lard
firTn at l2c for steam, and 1870 for choice
kettle-rendered. IS ts5.5s
WHIsKY-NomiDal. S.ss.s -:
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.


Manufacturers OF
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, de-;
s=@1t = Also, Dealers in u 80 - =
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &C.
: Saving of every description done to
order. Ffa = s.gt~s
orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to. y
Factory and Yard, 80 =.
prH - &C., Evansville. Ind
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HRERCHANTSo EXCHANGE and
A GENTLEMEN'S RESTA uRANT
Ne. First street ( @s&a1
sOMETIIINGuNE NEW Z,
:. = TO Housskeepers. )

r. 70 Housekeepers. al : ~ - 5
a PREEARATTON fpatented Oct. i4th,
"A 1866 thai win clean. and polish your
Tin, Plated Ware, Britannia, Brass &c,
like neW,WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
ING, aud via not injure the finest silver or
plated lsur face. . g9agssf rffe4 II bus ! aasi
IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL! + !:
Those wac have tried it say it is of more
value than. q servant. Try one box, and
you VIII not De without it. Ask for.Case's
Magic Polish sEt :. s.lf55.s9s ~, ~ {
Only i2s CENTS PER BOX, Retail.
Ask for it at any Drug, Grocery, Tin,
Hardware, or Fancy Store.
Manufactured by w. p. Case & Bro.
s. 3. GILBERT & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, No. 81 North First ST.,
ha1 Evansville, Ind, z
Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply
the Trade. E @8tA
w. P. CASE & BRO,
So and IS East B. oadway, New York.
eb14 dem o.ss = .e
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Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
n Memphis Market. -

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, April IT.
CoTroN-Duu and unchanged. Receipts
80 bales. Exports 400 bales. ass y 1a1-s
CORN-Weak and unchanged. re - ~.
HAY-Lower at 32a35c. -f.s, - es.,f,s,
FLoUR-Unchanged Cher marketsur-
changed. ste 50 Dso9 2tfa
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Rare Chance
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

AM SELLING THOSE DESHRA-
u 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
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.
JNO. j. CHANDLER
No. 2, Second Floor,
ap3 diff Chambers Block.
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WANTED.
Eggs ! Eggs


TOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT-In
the upper part of the city. inquire at
this Office [apl3
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TOR sALE-LoTL For sale at a bar
< gain. a Lot 80 feet on First street, with
good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. Ifeb9 dim
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STEELE q TRIBE.
Second St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHS, &C., of every de-
cI1ption constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
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A Nice Residence for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY FAMILY RESI-.
u DEN1E, ON the corner of second and
Walnut Streets, in Evansville = now in
good order-for a reasonable price, on easy
terms. Possession given May 10Th. Title
perfect. Address ss H. E.. READ,
LBS Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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No SrR1ry IN rup Coxvrx1,ox No ar

No STRIFE IN THE CONVENTION We are
in hopes that there will he no strife ur trouble
in the Convention which meets here next
week. Two years ago it cost almost as much
as an Office was worth to get the nomination.
Now we have tested most of the aspirants,
and know that they are good and efficient
officers, and it is no more than right and
proper to reward them by giving them re-
nominations. We shall have hard fight
before US in order to beat common enemy.
and all of our strength should be reserved
for the contest with our political foes. Let
each section present its strongest candidate,
and confirm their choice in the Convention.
ttcertainly would not be policy to foist upon
any one section candidate who was not
popular at home. In almost every case it
weakens the whole ticket, and frequently de-
feats the unfortunate candidate. The Union
party is composed of sensible. rejecting men,
and we have no doubt but what delegates to
the Convention will act for the best interests
of all concerned. With an harmonious Con-
vention and popular ticket. we can go into
the canvass, morally certain of electing every
man on the ticket; on the contrary. we
might insure disaster and defeat. 1t should
be our policy TO coneiliate rather than dis
tract. Then all parties will be satisfied, and
success will be certain.