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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

The Baltimore American says that the Bond
holders 10 Germany are all anxious for the
election of Gen. Grant, and that one of them
writes "should he DC convinced that Seymour
land Blair have any chance of success, he and
CHS friends would push every bond they hold on
"the market" He and his friends, then, had
better commence pushing" at oace. There
is nothing, in these days, like impudence and
interference for getting along in the world.
Possibly the ''bond holders may have found
this out long ago, and acted upon the modern
maxim. gs}
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

General Blair arrived at Omaha from the
West on Monday, and will leave for the East
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22
FAIRFAX &. f., Sept. q.

,1 Do,,,,-cr- az, Ercr D-Nr Roo
NIX: hoLDo'>' VI '1,''''-N''o' -. .11'.
buk, N. T., is out IN letter 10 the hoAuon
Times, explaining away his recent discourteous
sneecb with reference to tie United States, at
~ IA d;nnor ia c,ry
Cic o'i0i'l''0 "i'"o'' ;,.,-,.
- on seem to imagine 'haF aGiiOcTateIy
spoke i'll o! the United otItes' ana tlat J. s:Iu
things or her Nsttnt!oAS ll'at HIs' noceIsd'ntS
have been oiFens!gc to the gentleman VINO re-
presented her, Now "hat was Hn5 pJ'' .,o",I5
my rcHson'ng' ana Tnat "or0 .i,o "o,0 tb. IYI
vas speaking OF me gre"5 cu"n2t ;'la' ~ lay az
been lately nauc III our rVPLc'1It~tioI' "n
my purpose was 10 fGiLsF1 ;I "l,1o'1 81 ' -,
hearers OF any a:hf' lucy ITii, ;I tS;s -
consequence VI lh'; Aranr;o. Nc ~ iiIn.tra
purpose D'ousnt IN 11uri'tn "a 80 ~ ma
Ilon' SaG CTa t"1IJ "etr fIo ~" @rrrn
Two oniy, "no au I;1l o ro,H" ~ 'lt t rrra,
h lcs OF t t 'CS ooo Ser;ro had done so
ooJ5 W t;+ los fornahic for ancrocs than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22
ALEXANDRIA.

The FARCE of assembling the the two Houses
of Congress, at the call of Messrs Morgan and
Schenck, was acted yesterday in Washington,
we hope to the edifcation and delight OF the
parties concerned The Houses met and ad-
journel-there being no quorum present in the
House when the joint resolution for adjourn
ment was said to have been passed. This is in
accordance with all the other doiugs in that
body. But there is consolation in the fact that
the country is to be rid of legislative mischief
for time. Congress is adjourned to the 10th
of October next, and then, unless otherwise
ordered. to the 10th day Of November, and
then, unless otherwise ordered, to the first
Monday in December next And so ends the
September session of Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

The FARMERS, in the adjacent country are
informed that there is now in Alexandria, for
sale by the merchants here, the largest supplies
Of Fertilizers of all kinds, Salt, plaster, &C., and
the best varieties of Agricultural Implements,
that ever were offered in this market. We in
yite their attention to this. They need not
send anywhere else for the articles we have
mentioned, and all their supplies of Groceries
and Dry Goods, than to Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22
NEED WHEAT AND + \ h.

Lqncastor and Mediterranean Red, Bo9Sh'''
and A Hmn Sto anu " btc and Rye for sale BY
~''" GEO, Y WORTH lNGIQQTEjnr.
can lin 4"''1>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

FxoEIs10R'
400 tons !. J. Turner !; Co.'S Excelsior.
100 tons J. j. Turner 81 Co. Ammonia.c"
Phosphate. For saic by ,.
',, BREWIS s LAWSON,
iv17-oo3m Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

500 tons No. ! PERUVIAN GUAN0, diressi'
from the Warehouse of the Importer. LoE r'.'
by B. II. I.AMbET,Mg;L -
iy u IS, Union mar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

J. J. Turner s. Co.'S Excelsior for sale low.
Price SIC per ton. BREWIS & LAH?O@.
sep l-eO1m A2-"..'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

BF00H DV8T'
100 tons Anc Bone dust.
SO - coarse
80 -four Bone
Just received in store and for sale BY
HOOE, WEDDhkBURN 4 CO.
aug 2t-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22
SAILED,

Schr ! Denike, CRANE, New York, Goa! b
American Coal 60.
scbr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Jersey City
coal by American Coal Go.
Schr Stephen Morgan Davy, Aliens Point
coal by American Coal Co.
Schr Herschell. Birdsall, Hoboken, coal b
Central Coal Co.
Schr Rapidan, Fredericksburg, coal by Ham
6cbr BHttoriy, Mitchell, Norfolk, coal b
HNmp & Bait Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

Thr shipments Of specie from New York las
week amounted to $40, 800, making total o
So, 81, 50l from Isl Of january TO date, agaiEs
s 20 983 302 Gorthe spending season IaStycAr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

The regular financial dispatch from New
York last night says money is easier and de-
m&nd moderate at BAD per cent on cal prime
discounts U!a7 per cent Foreign exchange i
dull, closing a. G1AGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-22

WELLS PHOSPHATE AND RAW BONE.
100 tons Zcll's Super Phosphate.
100 tons ZclPs Raw Bone. For sale 1yo,-
BKEWIS s. Lawson,
iv1--co2m Agents.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, March g.
FLoUR-In fair demand and the market
firm at Sll@ll 70 for family.
WHEAT-Firm at 3 $50 = 50 for Nos. and
2 red Winter.
CoRN-Firm and in demand at s4@85c for
ear
OATS-60c.
RYE-Sl !0al IS, and the demand light.
BARLEY-EIrm at s. 30G2 30 for Fall.
CoTToN-Duu and unsettled; middlings
could have been bought at 21zc at the
close.
Provisions - Unchanged and quiet;
nothing done of i'm pOrtance; prices NOM
inaly unchanged.
BUTTER-Very scarce and prices higher;
45G5Oc is now the range for fresh
EGGS-Declined to zoe, and the market
dull.
sUeAR--l4@l6c for raw, and ls9lslc for
hard refined.
COFFEE - 2O11@263zc, and the market
firm
HAY-In better supply, but the market
is firm at sl39l5 90 for good to prime Tim
OIhy on arrival.
SEEDs-Clover firm at 12349l3c; Timothy
duh but 81 eady.
GOLD-l4034, buying.
MONEY-Market easy.
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RI Err NE w s.
For other River Items see Seventh Page.

LOUISVILLE. March 6.-River rising fast /;
IeeI 10 inches IN the canal by the marks.
weather cloudy and warm, indicating
NASHVILLE, March 6.--River on a stand.
with 10 feet of water on the Harpeth
Shoals; was falling part of the day.
Grove, Cincinnati; TaIislnan, Cairo; j. N.
phillips, Haskin's Coal Mines. Departed
Camel1a, PiJtsburg. The Phillips brought
tow of 1900 bushels of coal.
CINCINNATI. March 6, Evening.-The riv-
er has risen inches; % feet inches in the
channel. 1t has been raining since mid
night. Thermo meter 48o.
PTTTsBURG, March 6, Nuon-Riyer feet
and rising slowly. Weather wet and rain
ing steady since last night. There Is a rise
OF feet up the Monongahela, at Geneva.
snow melting there rapidly.
PITTsBQRG, March 6, Evening.-Weather
speedy rise IS expected
Yesterday was one of the liveIiest DAYS
on the wharf we have witnessed this year.
All day long the levee was crowded with
steamers, and an unusually large amount
OF freight was shipped..-...-..The Dexter,
after taking 1 800 sacks of corn below the
point, returned to the wharf and added a
considerable quantity of freight. She left
at o'clock, with orders below for a large
amount of freight-........The Richmond con-
tinued to take freight till nearly midnight.
Her additions include 5000 sacks of corn
and a large lot of poultry. She has about
go through and Is or % way passengers.
Among her passe myers are a number OF the
first families of Cincinnati, including Mr..
n. Anderson and family, Mr.. Enyatt and
and family, Mr.. KiIgore and family, Miss
Groes5eek, Miss Minor, Miss Phipps.
Also Mr.. Hussy and family and
Mr.. Hall and family of Cleveland.
Captain Kirk, of Madison, Mr.. New
ton, of Pittsburg, and Captain John
Rodgers, Of Cincinnati, are eminent
steamboatmen of ye ancient times-ven-
cradle patriarchs that link distant past to
the present-a brief chain whose feeble
links drop one by one into eternity........
The Rob Roy was still receiving freight at
8 p. NJ, and was nearly fulI-a striking
evidence of the necessity of a regular
packet to Cincinnati, and we hope our
merchants win interest themselves to es-
tabIish and sustain this new enterprise.
The Rob Roy will leave Cincinnati
on Tuesday night, the 18th instant
and every Tuesday thereafter, and our
merchants having goods to ship FROM that
port, should order them by the Rob Roy.
No nicer men navigate the Ohio than
Captain McGinniss and Lew. MOrris.........
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Statement of the Public Debt on the
1St OF March, 1868,

By Telegraph WAsHINGroN. March 5.
Debt bearing coin interest, 81, 926 100 9gI
so 100; debt bearing currency Interest
s, 972, sos SO-lO0; not presen ted 70. payment
$40 $50, l53 64-l0O; debt bearing no Interest.
S4l4 l65,O14 5I-l00. Total debt, s.. 64S 2O7. O79
95-lO0. Amount ~ Treasury coin, SIO6.-
623,S74 75-l00; currency, s., 754 ,OS2 49, 100
total. SIS, S7T, 457 11-l00 Debt. less cash in
Is an increase of ST., 4S5, ISL. Warrants
issued by the Treasury Department curing
February, 1868, To meet the requirements
of the GOVERNMENT in round mum bers, is.
viz civil, miscellaneous and foreign in
tereourSe. S3OOO,OOO; Interest on pubic
O40 GOO; the Interior, Pensions and Indians.
81 100000. The warrants issued for the re-
demptiOn of the public debt are not in
Guided IN the above receipts Customs
from February "a to %, inclusive, 50, 26I, $50,
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NeW York Market.
By Telegraph.

| By Telegraph NEW YORK. March s.
CoTToN-Opened a shade lower and dull
and closed more steady, under better Ls3v-
25c for TniddEng uplands; closing at the
FLOUR-Rece ipts 7S5 barrels: prices lOal5c
better. and more doing, part for export; ;
sales OF 1850 barrels az IS 70G9 40 for SUI
perfiue State and Western; 50 9O0IO 20 for
extra state; SO 65@1I 40 for extra Western !:
Sl2aI4 % for white wheat extra; So GOA
SI3 - for round hoop OHIO; &l09l2 for ex-
ira 81. Louis; sl29l5 for good to choice do. /;
tive; sales of 800 sacks at SO 75dl4. Rye
Hour steady sales of $50 barrels at 81 509
50 so.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Nominal
WHEAT-Receip pts none; I92c better, but
the transactions were restricted by the
hrmness of holders; sales Il 500 bushels at
s. 50 for No. l Spring, delivered 81 925I for
white Wisconsin, and Amber Pennsylva-
RYE-F'irnn; sales 700 bushels Pennsyl
vania at 81 80. r.-. ...-rE-ear n
BARLEY-Quiet and firrc.
BARLEY MALT Firm.
CORN Receipts II I4s bushels: active.
and l92c better; sales 10000 bushels at
81 249t 70 Tor new mixed Western afioat;
81 q for old do. in store; 81 % for old West
ern yellow in store; 81 20@1 q for new
white Southern and Western; 81 80 for
oATs-Rseeipts LIZ bushels; > duh and
dropping sales 2,SO0 bushels at S21468215c
for Western In store.
COFFHE-Ffrm; sales 800 sacks Rio on
private terms.
sUeAR--Fairly active; sales 200 barrels
Cuba at ll5<81214c.
MoLAssEs : Firm; sales so hogsheads
Cuba at 54c. Z r.
HoPs-Quiet at I5G6Oc for American.
PETROLEUM-Firm at I5c for crude and
26c tor refined bonded.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales 1900 bar
rels at 8 4 62lg24 So for new mess, closing at
s24 90. cash; So 25923 81 for old do. c.Oslng
at S3 regular; 80 UO@g20 70 for prime,
AID SO 00d23 90 for prime mess; also, 600
barrels mess. sellers option, April, at
S24 IS; sellers option, May. SIS 10.
BEEF-Firmer; sales of I, ITO barrels at
SlS 5O920 90 for new plain mess, S23 90 for
new mess, 81 so Tor prime mess and S3s 90
M40 20 for India mess. Beef hams ste DIV:
sales 675 barrels a S33 00ag36 so.
CUT Enthusiastically; sales 80 packages
at IO1&9ll14c for shoulders, and l59l554c Tor
hams.
+ oGs-F irmer; I24gI216c for western.
and ll@I3c for city.
BACON-More active; sales $50 barrels at
lltsWl2c for Cumberland cut.
l4ARD-Heavy and lower; sales $50 bar
Fels nc l43s9l55zc; choice held az l6e.
F7B UTTER-ActiVe and frmf at 45G4Sc for
Ohio, aid 10000 for State.
CHEEsE--Steady at ll9l6ze.
LATEsr-5 p. NJ.
FLoUR-CIosed 5GIOc better. with a mod
crate demand for home use and export.
WHEAT-Quiet and very fam.
RYE-Quiet and steady.
store.
CoKN-sI 2S@l 20 for new mixed anoat,
and vi - for old mixed in store. eHa.rs.
PoRK-Quiet and steady at s24 62JS024 IS
for new mess. lH ~
FRElG HTs-To Liverpool quiet and IN
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Nav Orleans Markef.

CoIToN-Unsettled; mtddlfng 24c: sales.
1890 bales; receipts, 1851 bales: exports.
2, l62 bales; sales OF the week, 900 bales ;
receipts, 81 $50 bales; export, coast, $50 (;
STERLIEG-5lH
N. York ExCHAbGE SIGHT DRAFrs-1Sa
% per cent. a iscOunt.
GOLD-I42
sUGAR-Dull and unchanged
MOI ASSES UNCHANGED.
-FOUR -Superfine $40 90; double extra
$40 50; nigh grades dull.
OORN-Firmer at g71%c.
OATS-Quiet and firin at TSc.
PoRR-Easief at S28l75.
at I212c.
LARD-Dun at IG1zc; keg 17c.
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st. LOnIs Market.

By telegraph ST.. Louis, March
ToBACCo-BuOyant and higher; Tugs $40
&c; common to medium leaf 9aI215c: good
shipping leaf I2Jzegl6c.
CorTON-Advanced to 2I1S022c.
FLOUR-ActtVe for low grades which
are scarce; Superfine ranges at S7@S % ex-
ira S9i double extra 50 50,GI0 80.
WHEAT-Choice red sold higher at 81 65@
- 70; other grades OF Fall UNCHANGED (:
Spring sold at 81 10 for prime.
CORN -Ohertngs small and prices easier:
S3gS4c for mixed and yellow; S4g85c for
white.
0ATs-Dull and weak at 66g6Sc.
RYE Unchanged tH#
BARLEY Unchanged.
PORK-Quiet and Unchanged; 241Sc.
BULK MEATs-Firm; sales Of loose
shoulders at Keol1uk. &c; loose rib sides
ut Muscatine, lIS4c; clear sides here I31Se.
BACoN-Firm but dull; shout ers liza
1l24c; clear rib sides lS1S@l4c; clear sides
l412Glt14c.
LARD-Dun and nominal; I5@I51$c for
choice with no sales
AIGHW IN ES-Held al s. %.
RECEIPrs-Flour, 1850 barrels; wheat
1850 BUSH; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 1890
bushels.
Weather cloudy and warm at 3 20 P. NJ.
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European Market.
q Cable

By Cable.l LONDON. March GIVE.
CcNsoLs-Closed at 9}9931S; 5-2Os 7lka
7l56; Illinois Central So Erie 49,.
FRANKFORT, March 6-Eye.
u. s. BoNDs-CIosed al Is.
LIVERPOOL, March eve.
CoTToE-ClOsed Irregular, and fiuctua-
ting considerable. but American descrip-
lions about ia higher; little animation
and sales; but 10000 bales of middling up
lands in port, at szsd, to arrive $4,000:
Orleans lO5zd.
E&aEADsrUFFs-CoTn declined to l4s3d;
California white steady, at I8s; Barley SIS
Sd; Oats IS; Peas 46s; Flour SIS Cd.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard declined TO SOS Cd
Beef steady, ABS Cd; Pork 76s Cd; Cheese
SIS Cd; Bacon 42s.
PRoDUCE-Sugar steady; Tallow 43s Cd
refined Petroleum declined to Is ID.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07
A FeW Words b lle LadIeg.

Many ladies', particularly mothers NUS
ing complain of a tired, listless feeling CO
eomPlste exhaustion od1aaising 10 th@
MOI ming. On the wife and another de-
HoiYes the responsibility of regulatfug the
duties of the household Her cares are
numerous, and the mental as well az ply
seal powers are frequently called YntU
'requtsitton. she often finds her slig hteyb
occupation a task, and existence q bn pflaI n.
while AT the same time she has no rsgnaar.-
disease. HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH s&5aKl-
TERs, II resorted 70 &C this period, WIKI
prove an unfa1nng remedy for this anuagr--
ing lassitude, The effects of this pOteha
agen aresoont seen In the.rosy oheeh anal
elastic step OF the head Of the family, an.
with restored health aud renewed spaTtss
she takes her accustomed place in the
family circle. If this friend ia need M
regularly used. thDse depressing symptoms
will never be complained of, and not only
would lassitude not be experienced, bar
many diseases following It's advent be
avoided. As MEDICAL AGENT IL bnH
no equal, while its pleasing favor anal
healthf effects have made 10 a general
favorite. IL is free from all properties cal
culated TO impair the system and it's OpeE-
atoms are at once Tnild. soothing, amt
efholent. All who have used the Bite
ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and commend x
TO use.
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IH90E LodisyIlie Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, March g.
ToBAoco-sales or 11 hhds hugs to Sc
lections at s5@l8 Is; black fat SIS so; man
u iacturing 80 . 4. 81 ed .es-..
So 50dl3 60.
WHEAT-s2 50a2 ST.
CoRN-z8480c for shelled in bulk.
OATs-In bulk 67@GSc.
LARD-I51zc
PoRK-Mess, S24 so.
-IBACoN-shoulders,l 154c; and clear sides,
BULK MEATs-shOuIders IO14c, and clear
sides, lac. aa rH..E# m arN
CoTToN-22923c, and dull.
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Chicago Market.
By TeIegrapb.1

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March 6.
kLoUR-Quiet, firm and unchanged.
WHEAT-Better and firm; cash wheat Is
scarce; 81 80 for No. 2 ;spring.
CoRN-Firm but irregular, closing at SIC
for new No. l, seller for first half May ga
921&c. -
OATS-Steady and firm at 563<d57c
RYE-kirm and quiet at 81 601EI g.
BARLEY-s2 1902 II.
PRoVISIoNS-Quiet and firm. Pork S23 so
Oh W for standard and choice. Lard IS
heavy and dull at l514gl51zc Bulk Meats
quiet aud firm; shoulders Toe. rough sides
II7ac, short rib l214@lz1ic, clear sides l3c.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March 6.
DRY GOODS "A little more animation il
prevalent, and prices generally are firm
but influenced By the rise IN cotton quote
makes q edford II Loo, and ali regular four
yard sheetings lie; New York mills sea rec
and wanted at 299S0c; prints steady at
previous rates. POntOOsac I21zc
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, March 8.
COTTON = Firm at 281S@24ca receipts 586
bales; exports Oil bales; weeks receipts
5,794 bales; exports II 1855 bales; stock II, O99
bales. aa
FLOUR-Dul; superine, Sos 90.
PORK-S26 90.
BACON-Clear sides 1870.
BULK MEArs-Sho builders 105<c; clear sides
l415c.
LARD-Unchanged
CORN-90d92c.
OATS-S0dS3c
HAY-slS 90.
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R--PLATED WARE.
In Bankruptcy.

Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that. on
nth day of FEBRUARY, AID. 1858,
in bankruptcy was issued against
ate of Francis NJ. Edwards, of
lie, IN the county of Vanderburgh,
e of Indiana, who has been adjudg-
lErupt. on his own petition; that
ment of any debts and delivery of
erty belonging to such bankrupt to
for us use. and the transfer of any
- him, is forbidden by law; that
az of the creditors OF the said bank
prove their debts and to choose
lore asstgnees of his estate, viii be
Court of Bankruptcy, TO be hold
e Office of Charles II. Butterheld,
street, in Evansville, Indiana,
Charles II. Butterfield, Register,
fth day of April, AID. 1853, at 10
M.
BENZ. ]. SPOONER,
$. Marshal, District of Indiana.
Ut Messenger.
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New YOrk cold ana Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 8.
MONEY-Easy at 596 per cent. on call.
STERLING-DulI at 12994c for gold first
class bills.
GOLD-StrOng; Ouening at I4ll<. advanc-
ing to l4lss and closing at l4l1<9I4I9S
GOVERNMENTAL closing Steady !.
Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the foIIowiHe
4 80 p NJ, quotations: Coupons Of 1881, III
@lll3s; do. '62, 1lO1<g9ll012; do. "a, lO75SQ
do: '67, 1065s9lO7; I0-4Os, I0l1s9lOI14 1906,
lO55sGl06.
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Ase1NETARY 4 COMMEBgE4L

To CouevrRy 1fERcH NTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country. merchants
to the superior facinties OF the JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds Of mercaHiiIe WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any OF The
Evansville merchants.
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Dissolution of OO-Partnership-

RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tHal
the co partnership heretQfore o1los-
mo under the name ana firm of r. 3. MAJ
tiTS a Co, of the Delmonlco Saloon, haa
fhfs day been dissolved by mutual c0nsenEr
and tine business will hereafter be conduct
ed by Messrs. CoVinRton g. Kingston, whcs
are authorized to collect all outstanaan zs
accounts and pay all debts CONTRACTED -
aid firm. E. s. MARTIN
feblS.
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Crude OIL Market.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.
CRUDE OIL-DulI, and prices steady and
unchanged; spot oil TIC; for all the month
nc; refined IN bond quiet: for March H. Is
quoted at 231892ic; A pril 2415c; May 251&cf
June &c; July &c; August sc.
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is now in New York, making his Spring
purchases, and viii. on OF. about the 10Th
of this month (March) open a very eIe-
CANT and select stock OF Fine Clothing for
NJ en- and Boys. His Stock VIII be the
largest ever brought to Evansville, and
his prices Will be fully as low as fne goods
were ever sold before the war.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING BY THE DAY OR
WEEK at
MRS. E. n. BURNS's,
- Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Gets. i Evansville. Ind.
few more dodgers and quite a number
lay boarders can still be accOnmod
MRS. E NJ. BURNS.
lar2tf 1l1Eb
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Farm for Sale.
7 OF N IUI DdIos
SPLENDID FARM OF as ACRE.

SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
IN the edge OF the City OF Evansville,
ma. This farm Is ia fun view of the
II Is in high state OF cultivation,
n OF the finest dwelling houses in
)untry, entirely new. good barn, sta
nd all necessary Outbuildings, and a
did selection of almost every variety
It trees, g apes, shrubbery and few
nd plenty of good water. II will be
Together, or the improvements with
B OF the land. For further partfeu-
nquire Of ALVAH job NSON,
teal Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
9-3m.
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VIM bring on a very large stock of fine
American and imported material, in the
piece. and having in his employ one OF
prepared to get up tasteful and fashion,
able Business and Dress Suits to order, at
very low figures.
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FOR SALE.

OR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE- Consisting of carpets, mirrors,
IS ,sdtVanS, chairs, stoves, safes, tables,
.s5ther articles too numerous to men,
}. The above articles viii be sold cheap
cash, for the next ten days. at the resi-
&c Of Arthur Lodge, corner of Putnam
let and jefferson Avenue, opposite
&c ParrO Us. ARTHUR LODGE.
ch7 div CHAS. a. PERKINS.
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aE N. CREBs- CHAUNCEY 3. CCUdE&.
OREBS q G0NGER.

AttOrmeYs-af-LaVV. Carmf, EIkdm9Azss
VIII practice law ia all the Courts OF Egs.
wards, White, Wayne, Hamilton, SaLlMe1
and GaIlatin Counties, in the state o. LIE
nots, and in the Supreme Court. fss1eH y
@. Maghee, James K. Minor, StockWe4 g z
Co., Colonel T. W. Stone, with 1. q u. kAsaf
man, Gen. w. Harrow MI. vernon
maya d3m
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Intends giving especial attention to the
selection of a desirable stock of Gehtle-
mems Furnishing Goods; and his assort-
ment Of Clothing for Boys from two to
twenty years of age Will be very large and
comprise all the new and fash enable
styles introduced this season. and will be
sold at the smallest possible living price.
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N. R. BLACK,
WM. REAVTs.

u. -. Claim AgeDC.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIEsl
AGENT.
once on Nam street, between Thud AT
Fourth, No. $50 lover Eeller's Gun stoEL8a
Evansville. Ind. ssp4et g