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81. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS March 50
TOBACCo-Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Higbe 24c for low mlddlIng.
FLoUR-Dull and low grades weak; SUI
perfue 81 SOFAS 20, extra So O0gs l25z, Xxx
50 50aIO 90.
WHEAr-Dul' and unchanged; 81 5092 20
for Winter 50 O592 10 for Spring.
CORN - Heavy and lower; 0S9So1zc for
shel led, T315G75c for ear.
OATS-F1rmer and higher; o59 &c
BARLEY Quiet, buyers holding or
RYE-InacttVe; 81 10
PORK - Dull; small lots sold at SO %;
round lots offered st 81 70.
BACON-StOck light, and clear sides adj
vanced to 1910, present delivery, and 1910
for May: shoulders sold at ll1zc, and clear
r. b sides at l412c.
LARD Very little offering; choice tierce
quiet a Ice, and keg 16159l7c.
CATTLE Range 4 q SC for common to
choice.
SHEEP-In fair demand at "a 00a6 90 per
head.
RECEIPTS - Flour, 200 barrels; wheat
10000 bushels; corn, 1880 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels; barley, $500 bushels; rye,
500 bushels.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CISCISNATI, March 30.
FLOUR u nchanged.
WHEAT-Firmer but prices unchanged (;
sales of No. / at s. 45.
CORN-In good demand and prices adj
vanced to SSc for ear, and S9dgOc for
shelled, but the market closed rather quiet
at the advance.
OATS Opened buOyant, and holders
asked re for No. /, but the market closed
duh at zoe.
RYE-Scarce, and prices advanced to
81 -. and holders asked 81 S. at the close.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at 81 s..
Demonstrated, closing with buyers al
26c for middling. but holders asked 261zc.
MESS PoRK-Quiet at S2i > for old, and
SO for new; there IS no demand, and
these ra eS therefore are nominal.
BULK MEATs-In better demand, es-
pecially Sizes of good averages, which
sold at l2lac.
BACoS-Firm, and there is a good de-
maud Tor sides. rio and clear at I41zc and
I5c: shoulders in bulk are held at l0I&c,
ami SIN Oked at u1ac; sugaI-cured hams
lS0iStec.
LAED-DUIl ana prices are nominal;
prime city could have been bought al IJc.
BUTFER-Supply better, and the market
is dull at 45G5Oc.
EGGs-Decnned to I7alSc, and dull.
GROCERIES-Uucha uged and uuiet.
HAX-tirai and supply light; prime
timothy Sl4G Is, on arrival.
SEEDS-ClOVer declined TO l. &c, and is
duh. and hardly any demand; tinO-
thy dutl at s. 3OG2 40.
GOLDFISH buying.
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New York Gold aud stock Market.

By Telegraph NEw YORK. March 80
MONEY MARKET-Active and steady, at :
per cent. for cali loans; the feeling among
lenders still continues; discounts quiet. :,
sTERLISe--Fiin, az ga q 90 Tor gold
first class oils.
GoLD-Firmer, in consequence of the
continually OVersOld condition of the mar
ket; opened at l39, and closed at 1890
1887.
GovE2N1EENTs-E Easier, and closing heavy.
Henry Ciews & Co, furnish the annexed
80 Pm. quotations: Coupons Of 81, III1<
gill2; do. '62. l0956@ t0994; do. '64, fO75z
clos; do. 80. l081sgl6S1{; do. new 1867
CLOSE; do. ~. l078l0!1l; 10 4Os, lOU7s9I0l; ;
-3Os, 1867 @I0j75.
me Assistant treasurer continues to sell
gold no ninally 20 buy 7-30s. but as he bids
a quarter per cent. under market rate for
notes, he gets none. A report from Albany
says that a bill Will be Introduced in he
Legislature, providing for the election OF
erie Directors earlier than the regular
time
At the October special meeting Of the
Cleveland aud Pittsburg Stockholders. il
was resolved TO increase the capital stock
10 per cent, aud divide il among the stock
holders No cash dividend.
The Pacific Mail Com pany will hereafter
run four steamers monthly, on the LIST, 9Th,
10th and 24th. The opposition line is also
expected 10 increase ITS trips.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury, 2.I67, $50:
payments, 1881 S62; balance, sI0l O88, As
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chicago MARKET.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. March 80
FLoUR-Unsettled and irregular.
WHEAT-Active ana l9l11c lower sales
OF No. I ~ s. O5; No 2 at 81 901z9I 92% /;
closing firm at 81 9214@l 9212.
Consistently with sales Of new at e05&9
Sic, regular; S29SZ5zc tor fresh receipts;
No. /, quiet and nominal at S5aS51Sc.
OATs-Firmer at 55t<@57c for Winter;
j81%95S54c for fresh receipts. ..
RYE-Firm at 81 571ZGl 90 for No. I.
BARLEY-In fair request at 81 . for No.
in store.
Pork PRODUCTs-Very quiet; mess pork,
nominal at S23 75a24 o.; prime mess, quiet
at 81 90; extra prime, steady at $40 90.
BACON-Quiet; sales Of Cumberland mid
dies at lie.
LARD-Quiet with sales for ApriIdelIv-
cry at Ice.
LIVE HoGs-Firm and steady at SO O0@
50 90. from good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-NOminal at Saturdays
prices.
RBCEIPTs-For the past IS hours were
1914 bblS flour, JIG bushels wheat, 1859
bushels corn. 1874 bushels oats, 81 dressed
hogs, and ,070 live hogs.
SHIPMENTs- ,5SS bols hour. 6,s97 bushels
wheat, 49, 100 bushels corn, g 425 bushels
oats $50 live hogs.
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.slasaa evening. tfo4ng mp nearly 70 the
mouth OF the bayou. she came down un-
der q fun head OF steaul, passing the
poiut--the Quickstep in fve minutes and
thirty seconds, and the Norton in i've
minutes and rhirty-eight seconds. The
Norton took a.littIe wider swing than the
Quic kstep 20 dear the Pine Grove, which
was coming mp, and demanded the star
bcar9. Hun dreds Of people crowded
Water Street and the roofs Of steamers at
the wharf 20 witness the specimen Of fast
sailing.
Manifest Steamer Mayfower, from
Memphis 20 Evansville. March 80, 1865
s. r. Huston: 3 hogsheads tobacco, IO9
bales cotton w. z. Brown 4 CO., dozen
chairs, IL eer barrels, "A half do. kegs;
VIM Palmer, ] mule ! spring wagon
boxes sundriesY sewing machine; Chas.
Burns, horse, 2 ponies; Charles Wilhelm,
s empty ale boxes; Sorenson & Co., I box
furs, box eggs: Mr. Armstrong, q dry
hides, barrels eggs, 1 box sundries, / bun-
die tinWare; G.. ". French. 80 dry hides
, barrels beesWaZ, 164 bundles green hides;
+. NJ Humphreys, / box window glass
For Cincin uati-Hafnes, Meier & Co., 9
nOg@neads toDaccoi Bishop & Brother,
barrels dried fruit, I bundle dry hides,
box eggs For LOuisYf1e-Spratt & Co., 4
hOgsheads tobacco.
MANIFEST STEAMER CHATTASoOGA-Mt.
Carmel to EvansvfIIe.-Casey, Stewart &
Lantsman, 800 sacks corn; Litchten berger
q Co 80 Empty bbls; A. T.. Gordon, 5,308
slaves. IL bblS OF heads $40 pcs heads: j. q
d. lehman, IS bbls eggs, bxs eggs, Dbl
pecans, dry hides, green hides, bX n dis;
Hubbsv Patrick d Co. 25l bbls -four y bbls
dry fruit; +. II. Humphreys q CO., Is SKIS
oats, casks hams, 1 ok hams, 60 bulk
hams; Union Brewery, 7 ernpts beer bbls;
L. Lowenthall & Co., bbls dried fruit, SIX
bis eggs: q. Ni6lack, I0o7 SKIS ssI corn
Preston & Bro, L Dbl eggs, bXs eggs y bbf
eggs; owner on board II horses. l
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ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-Arrfved: Turner
rom rom omaha Belle. from Memphis;
cincinnati; the Great Republic, from New
Orleans. Departed-the Andy johnson
Watts and Sa vannah, for Dubuque; the
BeardstoWn, for LaSalle; Adam Jacobs
for Memphis; NJ. Burks, for the Arkansas
Weather is clear and Spring-like. The
river is falling here, but rising a. Dubuque.
Business Is brisk, especially for the Mis-
souri, aud Mississippi. The Virginia GOES
into the Omaha Line. The Kountz Line
OF mountain boa are receiving large
quaint ties Of Government freight
LOUISVILLE, March 80.-Arrived-Unfted
States, from Cincinnati; Tarascon, from
Henderson,, 1t. Marys, from Pittsburg;
Sandy Valley, from LeayenWorth De
partnres-United states, Major Anderson
Shamrock, John GrOesbeck. Cincinnati
st. Marys, ST Louis; sandy Valley, Leav-
worth. q. I. Dumont, John Kilgour. Tar
ascon.
The river continues to rise, though slow
~, with twenty-five feet two inches water
in the canal, and twenty feet on the falls
the highest stage this season. Weather
clear and pleasant. Tie Wabash is again
rising, and fears are entertained of anoth-
The W. II. Brown came in with a feet
The Captains Association held their
regular meeting to-day. A cOmmunIca-
ton was read eiatiye to providing a hall
20 accommodate the Boatmen Con-
ventiOu, which assemblies here next
week. The matter was referred to a COM
mittee. Rates OF freight were discussed,
but postponed till next regular meeting.
NASHVILLE, March 3O.-River falling,
with four feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather IS clear aud pleasant. Arrived
Tyrone, from Cairo. parted-Umpfre
for the upper Cum Oerlaud.
t'INCIsN 4 ~. 1Tarch SJ-NoODE- The river
-rl--~h four feet since Saturday There
are now fOrtE-eight feet three inches ia the
channel The weather =, 49,
monet er 81.
P1rrsBuRG, March 30-The weather is
clear and pleasant. There is eight and
haIi feet water IN the river, and falling.
MEMPHIS, March 30.-Weather clear and
pleasant. Tie River is falling slowly.
Freights are hrmer. Departed-W. II.
Arthur and p. ". Strader, for New Or
leans; Belle Memphis, for st. Louis. Ia port
Darling.
CINCINSArI, March 30-P. M.-The river
is RISING very slowly, with 40 feet water in
the channel and 81 feet under the bridge
for passing steamers. Business quiet. The
weather IS clear and pleasant.
The arrivals outside the regular
packets, were: Annie -Laurai Kanawha
River; Kate Robinson, Los isviIle; Dove
No. 2, Kentucky River; X. G. Gray, Pitts
burg Peoria City, Madisoni silver Noon,
Mem phis Alice Dean, New Orleans.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robinson, Pittsburg;
j. p. Webb, wabash River; Ed1nburg,
Marietta; X. q. Gray, st. Louis.
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II BY telegraph NEW YORK, March 80
1 CoTToS-Opened acttve-and excited. and
news from Europe 10 closed QuIl. with The
advance partly lost; ssies l0000 bales at
Zse-414c Tor middling upiands; closing
FLOUR-kecet pts S,826 barrels and Z,4e0
bags a shade nrner for low gaades, and r.
moderate demand for export for France
and England; sales y, go bb4s. at 50 35Q9 70
for superdne state and Western; SO BOG
$40 80 tor extra state; $40 00gll 80 for extra
ira Sl0l5,gl4 O0Ior rOund-hoop Ohio $40 90
4slz Wt for extra 1T. Louis; closing nrms
sacks at SO 751l4 . Rye Flour is shade
drmer; sales OF 40 barrels at 81 7599 %
CoRS MEAL-Steady; sales 500 barrels at.
WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAr-Recefpts 400 bushelsi IG2e bet
ter with a fair eXo port and home trade de-
unand; sales 400 bushels, at q 421z42 a.
for No. aspiring: - 5552 81 for No. = dittO
III store and delivered; 50 % for COM
mon white Canada; So IS for Whi,e Cali
fOrnia; So o. for choice am Der Michigan q
store.
RYE-Quiet: sales 200 bushels State at
BAR1EY-Quiet
BAILEY MALT-Quiets sales 800 bushels
CoRS-Receipts 7O.573 bushels; dull and
lc lower; sales SO 600 bushels, atSl 259l q
for new mixed Western afiOat; 81 z for
old ditto in store; 81 % for small lots ditto
afioat; 81 I8al q for common to prime
white Southern and Western; 81 ZC9l -
OATs-Receipts i2sA bushels. armer;
sales So 00O bushels, at S7aSz1<c for w est
eTn IA store; SIC for Ditto delivered; Sc for
ditto afiOat.
STOCK or GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE
Wheat, 81, 305 bushels; Corn, Az. 745 do.
Oats, l,zO9 54S do; Rye, 1881 do; Barley,
IA, 49l do. Peas 1853
RICE-Unchanged.
COFFEE-Firm and quiet; sales 500 bags
Rio on private terms.
SUGAH-Steady and quiet; sales 300 aids.
at I01Zan1zc for Cuba: Hale Tor Porto
Rico; and . boxes Havana on private
terms.
MoLAssEs Unchanged.
HOPs-QuieJ at I0a50c for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 1zgl21Ze for crude
and &c for refined bonded.F
PORK-FiTmer and In demand sales OF
1850 bbls. at Sd seas 90 for new mess
closing at S2f % cash. S23 62G23 81 for old
do, closing at S23 - regular; SO 5002i 90
also, l,0UO bbls. new mess, sellers May, at
S2l -.
BEEF-Firm; sales $50 bbIs at sI4 O0@2O 90
for new plain mess; sl9 50GZ3 Is Tor new
for prime mess aud So 5000 90 for India
mess.
BEEF HANs-Firm; sales $50 barrels, at
$50 OQU4O %.
ages at lO129llc for shoulders; l4T@l512c
for hams
BACoN-FirIner3 sales $50 boxes; l4]1e |
for cumberland cat; l5Hl5Lc for short /
clear and short ribbed on private terms.
DRESSED HOGs-Dull, at l2AgI21ac for !
city.
LARp--Dum and heavy; sales of $50 bar
reIs at I55<0161Ec.
BUrrEEZ-5Qufet, at 2Og45c for Ohio, and
45G56c for State.
CHEEsE-Steady. at I2al6JZc
FREIGHTS TO LIV ERPBOL-Firmer; 5000 i
bushels corn at "a per steamer.
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Err EW s

For other Rtver TENS SCI. Seue5'tt Page
The river was rising last evening at the
rate OF IjI inches per hOur..-.--The addi-
tiOnal arrivals and departures last night
We're the Quickstep, TO Cairo; Pine Grove,
from Nashville; James Gray, from Green
River; Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
VI Ie; Charleston, Kanawha to Nashville;
Mollte Norton and Newsboy, to Hender-
son.
The Belle Lee added $50 tons of freight
here. and left at two O'Clock, making the
run to Henderson in about 3 minutes.
The Pine Grove arrived yesterday even
ing from Nashville with a splendid trip,
including g hhds. tobacco and : bales COT
ton for Louisville, and I26 hhds. tobacco
50 tons pig iron, 50 bales cotton, and 30 tons
sundries for Cincinnati. When opposite
Henderson yesterday, the Pine Grove
broke wrist and run through herself
knocking out both heads OF her larbOard
cylinder. she lies up here to repair
and viii leave for Cincinnati on
Wednesday. The Charleston, from
Charleston, West Virginia, arrived last
night with three barges containing $3.50
barrels salt. She leaves one barge with
1900 barrels for Rufner. she. also dis
charges 900 kegs of nails. Capt. Thomas
" ultAuGA tCLtAtA1duNlSs Win captain JOl1L
L. Bruce and John Kountz@in the pilot
house.........The Rob Roy has a large
amount OF re-shipping. freight for the Ten
nessee River .....--.......-..- The Falls CITY
was rather light.-....-...-.......The J. P. Webb
had not arrived az midnight She may
be positively expected this morning, and
viii leave early f<r the Wabash. She has
very superior passenger accommodations.
Captain Lancaster and Chef. Bradley are
pleasant and accommodating gentlemen.
80. The James Gray had a nice trip IN
from Green River last night. She leaves
for Frostburg and Hartford this evening,
and shopLd--.recedve liberal patronage.
Captain Jas. McReynOlds will see that
passengers are made cOmfOrta Die.
The on boat Liberty No. passed up last
evening ,witzP big tow and making most
excellent time.-.-...-.rhe Quickstep and
MoIIie Norton made a dash against time
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EurObean Market,

By Cable.l LONDON. March SO-Evening.
COnsols closed at 938931s; 5-2es 7I5sgz2;
Erie 49,; Illinois Central sgsz.
FRANKFORT, March 27-Evening.
u. :. BOSDs-At 1905.
LIVERPOOL, March 80-Evenine.
COITON-Firm middiing uplands I11S@
ia; Orleans u5S1lI1z; sales OF 200 bales
BREADsrUFFs-Qutet and steady; Corn
AS; Wheat rs for white California, las Sd
for red; Barley s. Cd; Oats As I'd; Flour at
37s sd.
PROvIsIONs-Quie Beef Ills; Pork 79s;
Lard 62s; Cheese 55s; Bacon ABS Sd.
PRODUCE II Unchanged. Tal!Ow AS Cd;
Linseed oil Sc: Petroleum Is Sd Spirits Is.
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Ey Tetesrap. Nav ECEE. Starch so.
DRY Cfoons- The n1arlret. Or % ,ton goods
- iirHief ANA quite active, with tendency
towards ufgutr rates: MsrGInact pr. mis-
are Il rDeu We cuOJAD b and "a I35IUl4c.
with lltG= be lad ~ inside figures; ca e
8ac-Ar and -prague's seq quic6 az A. 1lc;
tierri1lac " cstTu1f Ie prints l6c, heavy
brown slertlugs active and fully &c
higher. Indian Head is uD o 1870; Allan
TIC q #OGid sell quick al the same price;
Pacific extra and Lyman r are in reQue~t
~ Use: Lyman pIeached caIaDricsr DI InZ
2 c. Iusce a1E a nIti~Hns z21zc; 1Iuwo q
lsc; Newmarket 1870; Clark Mills 25c:
HIPS Semper Idem 10; Congress "A I4c;
= ~ OsSeag A - 1ac;s Langdous A.. inches 29c /:
Waltham 3 I71zc; TtsScarora 9-S nc;
Wamsutta 9S soc; do. @ 47c, do. W ice, and
Peppereil corset jeans l51ac.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUusyILLF. March 80.
TOBACCO Firm; sales of ll8 hoesheads
at 50 25@lz 60 Tor Jugs: and SIS for mediums.
leaf; selections, so 20, and Hart County
hr ght Wrappers $40 50.
fOTTON-25U DC.
81 Scala 90.
UATs-s3G75c in bulk.
CORN-SLelIed S00Bac.
I4ARD-l69l6j4c.
BACON Shoulders 1T5<c; and clear sides
l5Ic.
BULK MEATs-shoulders IO34c; and clear
sides lac.
MESS PoRK-s24 70.
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View Orleans Market.


By Telegraph.J NEW ORLEANs. March 80.
COTTON Active and excited: sa les 6.40O
bales middIings ne, and nominal; re-
celpJs 1000 bale; exports 3,9ll bales.
FLOUR-Quiet; superhne So 70; double
extra SO 81.
81 o.. .'.H. ...-
OATS irIn, at 7Sc.
PORK-Cg MET, at SIS 25936 50.
BACOE-DuH ana depressed: shoulder rs
l2c, clear sides l6c
LARD-DuI and dropping.
GOLD-I405%
SrERLISG-Bank Exchange 521zg53.
y. Y. EXCHANG E-5ze premium. E.
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ANNoUNCERIENTs
% - REcORDEB.

FOR CITY RECORDED
re are am hOrized To announce F1rer7rF
EDWARD " EHLEB as = candidate -1- CIV
Recorder, in the coming election. sl1rfa,-a
70 the nomination OF the Republican Com
Messrs EoltOrs: Please announce tho
name OF JOHN HEWsON as AZ indie
pendent candidate for the Office o. CITY
Recorder at the April election.
MANy Voters.
CITY COLLECTOR
W. q. HAZELRIGG IS a candidate for
reelection to the office OF City &c ector al
the April election, subject TO the decision
of the Union Convention.
Editor Journal:
Please announce my name a. an hide
pendent candidate for Councilman IN the
Second Ward, at the ensuing april cleo.
ton. HM ISAAC -aERN
FOR ASSESSOR.
CHARLES A. MCCUTCHEN IS a caudi-
date for the office OF Assessor at tue ensu-
ing April election, subject TO The decision
of the Republican Convention
FOR CONSTABLE.
FRANK NORRIS is q candidate for re-
election TO the office of Constable OF
Pigeon TOWNSHIP, and would respectable
solicit votes suuicfent 10 elect him.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, March 80
Cor TOS-Irregular, bat finer, at 26a
z81<e; receipts CT two days S09bales; exports
l29 bales.
FLoUR-Quiet; superhne ss99.
PORR-F25 co.. - rF
BAcgN-shouIders 12aI21zc; clear sides
I5i<GI6c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders IIGll5%c. clear
sides I5lzc. -t..|t
LARD-160Izc-
CORN-Sl 0j.
OATs-S0g82c.
HAY-SISR0.
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To C0U1rfY 1Izl:cEI Wv Correct 5ae
ztreut1on especially o. country merchants
70 5he superior facilities o. ea=. J5UESAL
Company for print b. FaueF Posters and
ID. kinds Uf mercahuie vCzk. viz, By
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C., Orders for
work can be seat turo aga any 81 the
E-va nsvi-le merchants.
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Removal.
Pine Lumber =
LOO OOn REET

WYE DESIRE To CALL TIE Es.
w PECIAL attention Of all those in
tending to build to the fact that we have
on hand a Ia &c supply Of choice seasoned
yellow pine flooring, which we viii posi-
lively sell at lower figures than IL can be
bought for anywhere else in the city
When il is preferred, we will furnish the
dressed flooring at merely the additional
expense incidental TO dressing il.
jan24tf J. Q. DUSOUCHET g. c..
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, TO make $500 to $500 flrst-clag
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 400 Il
1900 per hour, according TO the facilities
for removing them. offer TO demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly work.
ing in this city. =. W.JOHNSON, Agent,
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
fe20 d2m ] p
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - ~TORE-HOUSE - That
G very desirable store house, No. Main
street, viii be rented to the LIST January
ext. Apply to CHARLES VIELE.
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FOR SALE.
DRelIlng House fOr SIC.

WWFEE.L be sold on -ac@o anrnodating
Wv terms Lot No. 9. in Block No. 2, ia
the southern Enlargement OF Evansville,
on which is new anal Ene two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other ont
buildings, being the late residence Of jacob
Fl Miller, on Chandler street.
Apply at the Eva nsville National Bank.
10 SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
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hear Of something 70 her advantage.
BOARDING.
nOARDlNG BY THE DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. NJ. BURNs's,
10, u Second St.. bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day bOarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. z. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
BH Legal and Foolscap-the finest
quality-for sale at this office.
BR Carriers Ink is the best in the
market.
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ROARDTNG.

Say Legal and FoOlscap-the finest
sale at this office.
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Bg Carriers Ink is the best in the
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Farm for Sale.

EHOR SALE-SEED OATS-2OOO busheI
G Chicago Seed Oats.
marIl att BAIRD & START.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays an,
SATURDAYS nj 6 O'Clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
Vile Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays az
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MRS. wINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Greatly facilitates the process of teethinR, By
softening the gums. reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and
is sure 10 regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief and Health 20 your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and can say in confidence and truth of it
what we have never been able to say of any
other medieine-NEvER HAS IT FAILED IN A SIN
LIE INSTANCE To EFFECT A CURE, when timely
used. Never did we know an instance of dissat-
isfactiOn by any one who used it. On the con-
trary, all are delighted with its operation, and
speak in terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after years Of ex-
perienee, and pledge our reputation for the full
fllment of what we here declare In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in
fifteen OF twenty minutes after the syrup is adj
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle
Be sure and call for Mrs. WInsIOw's
Soothing syrup" having the fac smile of
CURTIS Il PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. Ali others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
Thirty-fiVe Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: 2I5 Fulton street, New
York; 2O5 High HOIbOrn, London,
England; AL 81. Pant street, Non
treaI, Canada.
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