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Sermons Gas ExpIOsiens.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, July 30.-A series
of gas explosions occurred in the cellar Of
the Mansion House last night, by which
fifteen or twenty fremen were seriously
burned. One is dead.
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GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS IN vIRGINIA.-.with a view to
aid those In this State who have lands for sale, as
we'll as to invite Industrious immigrants with capt.
tai TO settle in Virginia, the undersigned has
opened an Office In the city Of Richmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for tn purpose OF negotiating for the purchase OF
FARMIEG and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
go.
Parties having lands for sale, and who viii con.
tract to sell at moderate rates, at my option giving
me sufficient time (ssy three or four monthsl to
effect the same, will most likely be able to dis
pose OF their property, Il they furnish me with
FULL description to location, quantity, price, &C.
Ny acquaintance with the northern people is sx-
tensive, and with a thorough knowledge OF the
lands In Virgins, hope to succeed In giving en-
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller:
will charge commission to the purchaser, but
nothing to the seller, as propose to Dork J0r hs
purchaser, and not for the vender.
| respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally by letter; and IL, upon exam
nation the lands offered are thought to BIO desra-
Bile and cheap, l will provide the necessary con-
tracts and recommend them TO my north friends,
using my influence and best exertions to ehest
sales. rhANhLlN slhhhGHS,
Richmond, Va.
Messrs. James D. Blackwell. attorney at law, and
B. g. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
IA m
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p, ~AiS JULY 25TH.-An intelligent and OBJ
l. " .ag OLD gentleman, who knows whereof
H., slnfms, assured us short time since
l. " VIC would probably have rain to-day,
ss, nc h1d taken observations upon the
aHS .1er Tor forty years, and during that
.in. we 10Th of July had never failed Of a
S.a "ef. To-day is the forty-first of his
Rev 'v,fvanons upon this singular meteorolo-
i.i' a TACT, and again, behold! it rains--a
~. eS Y and delightful thunder shower
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MIXED SCHooLs.-We think that great
,. have been committed by the wide
%PaFshon which has been introduced be-
wee the sexes. Clustered schools and
, ,-e BARRIERS raised between the sexes in
~'t'eFS OF education and labor have failed,
N.Y.. VuF Judgment, to effect the improve
IsS s's desired. Schools properly organ
,,"n wv, 10 buildings suitably arranged, and
T'pefiy conducted, for both sexes, would,
q, u, u, Judgment, produce mighty changes
." 'he better. RuleiM Sentinpl.
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Registration.

SAVANNAH, July 3O.-In Coffee county
the majority Of whites registered is $50.
The registration in Clinton county reaches
SSd
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PRESIDENTIAL RECREATIoN.-It is said
that President Johnson contemplates
spending a short time OF the Lookout
Mountain House during the present season.
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The Governor Of Texas Removed by
Sheridan.

The Governor Of Texas Removed by
Sheridan.
New ORLEANS, July 3O.-The following
order is in print this evening:
"HDQR's FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
"NEw ORLEANS, July 80, 1865. s.
Especial Order No. 105:
GA careful consideration of the reports
of Brevet Major General Charles Griffin,
United States Army, shows that J. W.
Throckmorton, Governor of Texas, is an
impeachment to the reconstruction of that
State under the laws. He is therefore re-
moved from his office. f. W. Pease is
hereby appointed Governor of Texas in
place Of j. ". Throckmorton, removed,
and will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly.
n ID
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Corn CRcp.-The corn crops around
Fredericksburg, which were planted very
late, are now looking elegant.-NelrS.
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RE THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
We are gratifed on being able to state that the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has been completed
to Covington, leaving only twenty miles OF staging
to this place, over good turnpike In good stages
with good teams and careful drivers, and we are
now prepared and shall be glad to accommodate
the public in any numbers in a style equal to- tina
of any other watering place, at the following
rates-viz., By the day, $50 by the month, $50.
jy 22-1ot GEORGE l.. PE1ToN q w.
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TALBoTT q BROTHER, npps op
STEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLS. GRIsT MILLS
II HYDRAULIC PRESSES, &C.,
are again In business corner Cary and
Streets and are prepared o 20 HING now ont.
R4.e It. ksa apso;sa ps ISaH
semething very simple land any SthSr o buy
viii do veil 70 salI and zee thsn before
elsewhere.
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FXCELLENT P RIV A T E RESI-
IL DENCE FOB RENT, situated on Grace ia
between First and Foushee streets, contain E::H
ing eleven rooms, kitchen, and out houses, -G4A
besides stable and carriage house; has all the
modern improvements. and culvert on the street.
Is one OF the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given by the 9Th of August; Apply to
Il. GUNST,
w. .Iw 1927 Main street
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TOR RENT, THE FIRST-CLASS
4 DWELLING No: SIS Franklin street. IEA
Apply at No. SIS Franklin street. E.:8
Also, DWELLING. with garden, orchard, !EAA
and ten acres of land. Apply at No. 6l5 Franklin
street. " Zo-lW"
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Groceries. DO.

ATOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
NeasR. from the orchards OF 8. q Provost, New
.oIa Nv WEST II ANDREWS,
10 n l712 Main It est.
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For Bent.

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, on
4 Mayo street next to Unlversalia: church, Ia
with ten rooms besides large Kitchen. fssS
Beautiful BRICK DWELLING In Sidney, .E4M
corner OF Grove and Harvie streets, with large
yard and garden, with choice fruit, kitchen, and
stable.
BRICK TENEMENT on Marshall between
Nunford and Gilmer streets, with four rooms and
kitchen GRUBBS q WILLIAMS.
iy 3l-sk
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Especial 10 Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, March p.
MONEY MARKEr-Without any new feat
ure. bfFrs enr. q
FLoUR-Fairly active and steady, at yes
terday's prices.
!. WHEAT-Not so active but holders firm
sales of No. at q I25z@2e14, but closing
quiet, at 81 1892 1871.
CoRN-Lower, with an active speculative
demand; sales q, 800 bushels, at SS@Sgszc
for No. 1, and closing at ss@SS1zc. "a
OATs-Steady but quiet; 441a@44szc for
Winter; $40 for fresh receipts of No. q
RYE-2@3c lower, and closing quiet; 81 %
for Winter, and 81 % for fresh receipts on
No.l. set sfcs "a i.sss atf .451. RIG .s.vG
BARLEy-Quiet but steady; sales light,
at 7S@sOc for Mo-
HIGH WINEs-Market altogether nomi-
nal. q
PRovIsIoNs-Market dun.
MESS PoRK-Inactive and dull at So 80.
Some inquiry for short ribbed middles.
Sales at 1O18c for loose 20 ...
rendered; closing with free sellers at that
figure. s..t5@.
DRESSED HoGs-In better supply and
more active. Sales at So 30@9 3211a per cwt.
Market for nice smooth live hogs firm.
Sales at 81 0097 so. = ~ ~ cs* III 1'
Receipts, 400 bbls flour; 1889 centals
wheat; q. s72 corn; $500 hogs.
Shipments, 800 bbls flour; 1884 centals
wheat; 1,25S do corn. 4
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. March p.
FLoUR-In better demand, and the mar.
ket firm, with prices unchanged.
i WHEAT-Firmer, but the demand is light.
N. Spring, 81 55@2 so; Winter, g 50.
oRN.Katheb lower. No. l., 72g7Sc; in
oATs9Ffrri, at 5s1sa54c for No. /.
RYE-In demand, at 81 As, bat is held at
81 So aud not much to be had below this
rate.
RARLEY Firm, with good demand. Fall.
CoTroS- ana prices nom maj.
MlddIing UpIands can be bought at &c.
WHsKY-Held at " "a, with buyers at
50 26.
MESS PoRK--Eirun, at S23, without sales.
BULK MEATS-ln good emaId, 1T ga l0c,
but generally held nc higher. Sales OF
1OO 900 lbs country AT sc for shoulders, I0c
for sides, and IO1zc for hams. The harns
were very large, but the shoulders and
sides could not have been got at the price
without the hams.
BACoN-Steady, at 915c, ll1zc and l21zc for
,got demand at l31ac for plain, and 15@e
151zc for sugar-cured.
{ LARD-Quiet and not much done ;spriue
city made is held at l3c, but theie hes be< u
no sale at over l2Mc.
GRoCERIES-Uncnange
BUTTER-In good demand at 3O@33c for
frf Eaas-pun atlss,lsol 81 ON
SEED-There is a good demand for clover
seed, with sales of 30 bushels at S. 20; all
to be had at This rate was taken: timothy
very dul ut s. 9O0J3 90; flax seed In good
GoLD-Closed at I34 buying. and 1920
1877 selling.
b ExCHANGE-Firn; the currency still
going East keep up balances Bankers
pay soc per thonzand ana sell a. iziOc pre-
i MoNEY-The demand continues active at
9g92 per cent.
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New York Grocery Market.
BY Adams Express.l

BY Adams Express.
NEW YORK, March 20.
tCoFFEE-The market Is fir IA on n gold
basis but the demand has suDsided. Moth
ing of Ino meut was done to-day. Wequote:
Rio-Prime. lee; good, Is14@lslzc; fair, l7gss
cargoes. 1910 iSc: Java-Mats and bags, 241a
csc; Native Ceyion, l9420c; Maraeaibo,
I71a@1S1ac; Laguayra, 719@l9c, gold, net
FIsH-The dsmRhdsnas been quite mod-.
crate: prices have not varied much.
MoLAsSES-A moderate demand prevailed
for prime and choice grades, which were
held with firmness. Other descriptions
were neg ected and nominal. OF Porto
crop-Cub, Muscovadc, 4S@5Se; Cuoa elay-
ed. 46t947c: Cuba centrifugal. i2tg 4ic; Porto
Rico, 6Osl75c; New Orleans. 7olt9gc. 9n vi
RICE-Was quiet bat steady. We quote:
Rangoon dressed. 61za6szc. gold, and AFRO
can do. 14@6Ac, gold. shoe. ,f,.,sa..
Separate fren small jobbiDg traifaetfons
cases in bond nc mats FIJI bond. B5zcs
Penang, II, ioiid. &c: Singapore, III Sona.
&c; Pimento, in bond 3la9oss-,l CASH cash. per
pound.
StrGAis-O Only moderate business yasin
progress to-day. Buyers were cautious,
and confin ed their purchases to supplying
their llmediate requirements FAR 70
good Refining, Zoe 1890; Grocery grades. i95s
and | $50 boxes Havana, low grades, ats
4105sc. Refined Sugars are dull best
Ground, Powdered and Crushed, 15c SOFT
White, 13t49l4xc; Fellows, 121z@lSAc.
TEAS Have been quiet and somewhat
depressed In price. ATI2UN .OaAn
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON. March q. r.
CoNsoE.s-Unchanged. 3 2n fhwet' r
U. s. SrocKs-Erie 391z; 5-2Os 741a; Illinois
Central, 7s1S.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Noon.
The Brokers' CircuLIr reports the sale of
cotton ior ia.e week ending, at 5000 bales.
Prices at the close were quite fiuctuating,
and declined to 5000, and dull. q
LARD-Steady.
CorToN--Declineds I'D for middlingsup-
lands since noon, and figures are now
1314d. The market is extremely dull, with
no quotabie change in other articles.
LONDON, March 22-Evening.-CoNso
Closed steady; 81 for money; 5-20s 741s IlIi-
nois Central 1871; Erie 80.
LIVERPOOL, March s22.-CeTroN- Heavy,
withsa downward tendency or Quotations
at the close;s middling uplxnds 1354; Or
leans 1875. The sales to-day amounted to
700 bales -eps4J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ae-
CoRN-Mixed Western Ais Cd per quarter.
PRovrsroNs prime mess beef de-
cined to lbs per 304 pounds. srf t.4f.
PRoDUCE-Ashes, pots 34s per hundred.
PETROLEUM lis Cd per gallon. for stand
ard white. AA3T
FRANKFORT, March 22-P. MI. s. BONDS
sold ats7ezL - & DEsSs - al a.
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Special River Dispatches.
ExCIUsIvELx TO THE sSuRNAI.:

LOUISVILLE, March, Weather eiordy
with a threatening rain; mercury - deg.
The river is falling fast. with ilez feet in
the canal and 9iz feet on the falls.
CAIRO, March 22.-Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry 49o. The river has fallen an inch and
I,alf during tAes last twenty-four hours.
Business dull. Port List Atlantic, New
Orleans To St. Louis, 8 PM; Emerald, New
Orleans to Cincinnati. 4 P.M.; Cornelia, st.
ALoulst to New Orleans a P. A. 1 arrfe, Pitts
burg st, Louis. Pm; Charmer, Evans
Vile, to return, d P.Mg y cH8h1c
NAsHx4nLB, March p 9Riverrisins with
IL feet ON the Shoals. w Gather mild and
cloudy Departed = Rowena, TO Cincin-
natl; Ottie Sullivan, to Evansville.
MEMPHIS, March 22.-weather clear and
pleasant. Business is dull. River sta
Ptionary. The Arkansas River Is FALLING,
! with nine feet TO Little Rock.
Decentralization, Jennie Lewis, Ag-
mes, Commonwealth. and Glasgow, for st.
Louis.
In Port-MolIie HafnbIefon, Harry Dean ,
Duke, Mary Swan, Adam Jacobs, Mime
ola, and Bertha.
VINcENNEs, March 22.-The Wabash Is
about stationary. with from eight totem
feet Of water, Weather cloudy and cool.
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New York Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK. March =.
CoTToN-Steady,g with a. Cfair business
doing; sales 2,9U0 bales at 3O1z93Ic for mid
ding upiands- .e.s5s...,-,saa -
FLOUR Receipts 3,7ls brls.; msrlet log
lie better; sales $500 brls. at 50 75@l0 10 for
superfine State and western; $40 90@l2 10
for extra western; Sl2 20@l3 10 Tor choice
do Sll 6Cd1l2 As for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and sl2 5o9l3 GO for trade
brands: market closing hrm; California,
flour very firm; sales LOO brls. All sacks
at Sl4 5o9l5t 90. - faea arsbIe
WHISKY-Quiet and firm. - -.
WHEAr-Rece;pts none; market 293c
better sales So OOu bushels at 81 4SCG2 o3 for
| No Milwaukee; 50 05g3 % for white Cali
| fornia, the latter for choice; So 10 for white
| Canada and IS l265S Is for amber State.
1 RYE~Firm sales {, 900 bushels western at
| 81 49,
| BARLEY-Firm; sales 81 goo bushels Cana
| da Western free at 81 l5gl %. 81
| BARLEY MALT-Qu1et.
! CoRN-Receipts 3,340 bushelss market i@
DC lower with safes OF &, coo bushels, at u L
al l6k for mixed Western in store; u IL
| do afioat; 81 II for new Southern yellow
1 and 81 Il for new mixed western at tine
Railroad depot.
! OATs-Recespts $50 bushels; market shade
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New Eerk Drug Market.

by Adams EkprSsS.I
moderate demahdE at almost unaftersd
prices; sales, 5000 kegs Bicarb; SODA at 2 ~
as 37115a gold; 100 tons Soda ASH al Z%sgZs4c,
gold: Is drums Gaustic Soda at o12954c,
gold; 100 casks Bleaching Powders az 4514c
for ortii nary and 81 for JohnSonls; p tons
Sal Soda at Sc; 500 lbs A and b Hyd, rot
ASH at So 70ess 50. gold d. goo ibs Gum k9W-
RE at 3O934c; % cases Gum Damar at nc
now held at 42c, and ID cases Sneiiac, ua-
tive and English, at 3o@43c.
DYEwooDs-Were quiet but steady. We
heard of sales of so tons Cuba fustlc on PIT PIT
vate terms. st. Domingo logwood was
quoted at SIG, gold. nm,
NAVAL SroREs-Spirits turpentine[Ihe
advance was not only maintained out q
turtle. improvement of 21ac per gaiion
was established, lots in merchants table or Or
/ The demand was moderately active. Inc
sales comprise 500 bbls. ct 77119Soc, inci .,d
! ing q lot New York; bbls- at the latter
/ nrice. Resins ruled Quiet, though steady
| at previous rates; common was quotec
! 81 q, at which price &C hbls. were disposed
ans f
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yTVHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
~ resort, in the Immediate vicinity OF
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
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 offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings We're most y erected last
year. q d consist of afftie large hotel, with
Spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and dotsche baths of the
latest and most approved .style;S billiard
and bowling saloons. Win Tour ten-p1n
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms !;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house. filed with ice,
&c, &c. The waters are saline chalybe-
ate. pronounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the bust
ness of conducting such an establishment.
am opportunity of making a fortune rs
here presented snch as seldom occurs: II
will hold THE property for private sale TIL
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease it Oh favorable terms.
WIN. HEILMAN,
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For other River Items see Seventh Page.
much accelerated, and by this morning
we shall, We think, be able to see the Ken
lucky shore. ....-..The additional arrivals
last night were the Sam. Orr. Passport to
Evansville; Norman, Louisville TO Men,
phis; Rowena, Nashville to Cincinnati.
The Orr had a light trip, the great food
in the Tennessee suspending nearly all
business, and it is doubtful whether the
Orr will go back until the food abates.
The Tennessee is six or seven feet higher
than ever before known. We are indebt-
ed to the officers and pilots of the Orr for .
manifest which viii be found Below.
r. K. Dunkerson & Co. received dispatch
from Capt. Donaldson last night. stating
that the Great Republic would leave
Louisville on Sunday. She viii take
freight here on Monday. and leave Mon
day evening for New Orleans. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.-..We advertise this
morning real bevy of fne boats leaving
here on Monday and Tuesday for different
points, for which our enterprising young
friends, HUBS & Viets, are agents............
r. K. Dunkerson q Co. have about u 900
sacks Of corn engaged for the Forsyth. and
300 bbls. pork about all she can take.
They will also have a large lot of freight
for the Great Republic on Monday -.......It
is surprising even to old shippers and
steamboatmcn to see the amount of ship
ments now being made from this port.
..--.... The Michiga0 left about midnight for
New Orleans with "all she wants.".........
Fast as the CINCINNATI Commercial is, it
has not been able to keep up with the
Alice Dean this trip. She passed Cairo
twelve hours ahead of her advertised
time. She, is making "a 5run."---..--
The Great Republic passed over the falls
yesterday morning. and is now lying at
Portland. The rapid decline of the river
fastened her movements. Our nagnifi-
He is one of natures noblemen.
Memoranda Of steamer Sam Orr, from East
port to hyansyiue- March %, ls67.-Left
Eastport wednesday . A. NJ. River had
fallen 10 inches, being higher by z feet than
ever was known before Great dam
age has heen done by the Hood on the
Tennessee. The warehouse at Eastport,
Hamburg and many other points are wash
ed away, and with them m ny dwellings,
compelling the inmates TO hunt higher
placer Tue bTidges q pecatar sed 9hss
The bridges at Dspville and Johnsonyille
are dama2edp the loss of resseL fork.
AL. railroad communication Is at an end
across the Tenne~see RIVER for the presen
We hear of no loss OF live Mel Bermuda,
onward, with tow: Arrived at Paducan
II p. Nd I>ef Pink varbIe and Lfzzfe Hop
kins on Their way up. Met Cnarrf1er at
s,ysr csfF 81 ISSss me.
Petrolia at Henderson. Passed st. Cloud
al loot OF Henderson Bend.
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easie isales a coo bushels. AT I675<cSs5c for
Western, and 7o@7ic for Sfate.
ST f1srfxzz RI

easier; sales a COO bushels, at T6zXc9S5c for
Western, and 7o@7ic for State. 4 -
|~sH0FS4<4E1eta ana gtpaoyszszz-zzzzsz4zz-
RIcE--Quiet. at I0l4@iDAc- yzyT-,~ -
COFFEE Quiet and dr1n- Z - & u
SUGAR-Qulet; sales 800 hhds.; Cuba lo1<
MoLAssEs- Steady; sales SEQ hhds; De-
marara at 47s65c.
PKrRoLEUk-Steady; l6c for crude, and
24@27c for refined IN bond.
PoRK-Firm and quiet; sales OF $500
bbls at 323 62@23 81, for new mess, closing
at s2s 90 c. ). - Se@ 70 s for 7 OLD mess sai
prime mess also - 50for new mess s2S 80
@2s 50, seller and buyer, April and May.
BEEF-Firmer, with sales OF 800 bbIs at
sl3 OOgal9 so, for new plain mess; and sis@
y for new extra mess; beef hams nrm, at
S6@4l. ,B8E1 .Tf tmG
es at I056@ 10 7-16c; Cumberland cut 1114@
NC for short-ribbed; and 15s for short
clear.
Cur MEATs-Firm, with sales of 325
pkgs at 914@l0c, for shoulders; and l31a9
TARD-DulI and heavy, with sales of $50
bbls at l21zCgl314 for new.
BUTTEK-Duli andeheavy, at 1l@2Oc for
Ohio.
MoNEY-Markets steady, at 6@7c for call
sTERLING-Quiet at s54esc for gold, or
GoLD-Withorr material change; open
ing at 1919, declining to l3414, and closing
at l34H. u.
GOvERNMENLS-W1tn decided cnange.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool quiet, and with
out material change. -
- LArEsr-5 r. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed firm, and a shade higher
for medium grades.
WHEAT-Upward tendency. No. 2Spring.
g 4s@a s.. Sales OF q. GOO bushels No. /
Spring at q %.
Rhythm, at 81 S3 for Western.
OATs-Dull and heavy at 62@64e for Wes-
tern.
Consistently, at s1sl61z from store, and
81 IL for afioat, shipping mixed Western.
PoRK-Quiet. Sales OF 40 bids mess at
with Buyers mess at s23 81, and sellers,
SS3 10; regular seller at S23 So cash, and
buyers, So 81. -
BEEF-Active and advancing.
CUT MEATs-Steady, with fair demand.
BAooN-Dull, at I0ssc for Cumberland
middIes
LARD-Dull, at I25s@l3c for faiG, to prime
steam. and l316@l314c for fair to prime ket-
tie rendered. ~
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Bowldering Streets.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = - Z
TIME COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
city of Evansville win receive sealed
proposals until March 18th, 1857, for srad-
In and bowldering the following streets.
v z.:---------
First street, from the southeast curb-llne
o. Leet street, to the northwestern termi-
nus of said street at the eastern line or
Brock No. l33, I.amaSco;. ssos3..rsA
Dirikfon STREET, from the northeast cur1s7
line of Water street to the southwests side
OF First street;
Division street,,ftpm Che northeast side
OF First street TO the middle OF Second
Division street, from the middle of Sec
ond street to the southwest side of Third
Elm street, froniptii northeast curb.nnes
OF Water street to the southwest side OF
A irst street; '1A .t 49, g ). - y :
Water street, from the middle of Locust
street To the middle of Main Street;
Water street, from the middle OF Main
street TO the mifdfe OF sycamore street:
Water street, from the. middle of Syca-
more street TO the middle Of Vine street.
Specifications may be seen at the Clty
Clerks Office.
BY order of the Council.
90 = "A. s.. MeG RUFF, Clerk; (
Evansville, March I'd, 1867. tmch2
union copy.l
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

BY .Telegraplfl = HOUSINGS March ~
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ket is active; common lugs 81 So; cutting
leaf S2l 75.
FLOUR Superfine 81 70. - e'.s...s..
WHEAT-Prime red 80 35.
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OATs-64c.
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City Marshal.

Please announce my name as q canuA-
date for the ON ce of City Marshal, subjecx
TO the decision of the Union Convention
"a go - AZ CA. MccUICHEN. A.
We are authorized to announce the name
of VIM. A. DOUGH ERTY as a candidate
for the Office of City Marshal. at the ensur
ing election, subject 20 the decision or the
Union 4 invention. n -,,rrg Ge,s l,.40
n Please announce my name for the offict
of City Marshal at the ensuing electicn.
subject to the Union Convention,
y % 98sm on PHILIP KLEIN 40.