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RIV Err NEW 5 .
For Other River Items zee Seventh Page.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 1.-The river has risen
seven Incles- There are twenty-five feet
seven inches water in the channel. The
weather Is clear. Thermometer SO.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE river Is rising
slowly. There are eight feet water in the
canal by the mark. tNtss8 Z 81
The only additional arrivals and depart
ures last mig ht were the Alpha, Louisvil e
to Nashville; Mayflower, to Memphis;
Moll1e Norton and Newsboy, to Hence
son.
The Alpha was loaded entirely with coal
so far as we could see. She reports very
heavy ice below Greensboro. Several
heavy hammocks passed down last even
ing, floating very deep........The Mayhower
left with a very handsome trip, and will
go out of the river nat on the water. she
went into Memphis ON her last trip with
. an immense trip, including 897 bags corn,
799 bbls. meal, AZ bales cotton, 1876 bags oats
62l bbls. fiour, 81 boxes eggs. rs bales hay, q
dressed hogs, 50 bbls. pork, 81 head stock.
525 pieces castings, 50 bags malt, so bags
middiings, and great variety or misceI-
laneous freight The Strader as get
ting ready to hoist her repaired Chin
neys last night. Ames Fisher, her
distinguished clerk, left by the Mayf1ower
for Shawneetown last night, on business
for the boat. 1.-THE Mollie Able passed
Mt Vernon about 4 O'Clock last evening
and was expected here last night.........D
A. Hiner, noted pilot. arrived from
Cincinnati by yesterdays train, expecting
to meet the Nollie Able here, but fearing
that she would stop at Mt. Vernon, he
went down on the AIayfiower last night to
join the Able whenever he should meet
her......BilIy Voris, the renowned clerk of
the famous Alaska, arrived by yesterday
morning train from Cincinnati to meet
the grand steamer here. She will be in
early to-day. Pine Grove and
Starlight, over due, had not arrived
at nine O'Clock last night. NO
further advices from the Armada
up to that hour........The John Fl. Groes-
beck is due from New Orleans to-day .........
At dark last night, the ice began to in
crease in the river, and before o'clock
the whole riv rwas covered with it more
abundantly than at any time before this
Winter.........The MoIlie Able arrived be-
tween 8 and o'clock, and lies over here.
She is an immense steamboat, 800 feet
long, 5215 feet beam, and capable Of carry
ing 1000 to 1900 tons. She is commanded
by that veteran steamboat man, Captain
II. III. Symmes, who has grown venerable
but not old in the service 1.-The Attain
tic and Darges lett MI. Vernon for New Or
leans, yesterday morning, with Al 600 sacks
of corn...-..--.The Wabash is rising and the
ice is broken up. A letter to Captain
Lancaster, of theJ. P. Webb, announced
that the river had risen 10 inches at Vim
CHIMES, up to Thursday night .....The
Richmond was taking corn at Diamond
Island, at dark last night.-...-..-The MoIlie
Able left the Armada fully loaded at Pa
ducah. She win be in this morning. if
not again stopped by ice.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Feb. II.
FLoUR-Less active and unchanged.
WHEAT-Less active; No. opened at
81 COZ, but declined to 81 GU, and closed
finn ag 81 0054C92 Oh. tAa@&
CoRN-Opened very dull and 15Cg54c low
er; sales of new at. 801zc, and closed at
S09499s015c; No. st S354984c.
OATS-Opened dull and 10 lower. and
closed steady at 56z4a57c. ~a as.
RYE-Duu and unsettled; 81 529l So for
No. and 81 50@1 81 Tor No. 2. So .-4ss
BARLEY-Dull at 81 05d12 O5 for No. q re-
iected nominal AT s. 70@l 80; sample lots
81 1922 q.
Mss PoRK-Sales standard at SO 90;
straight brands held at so 50; prime mess
quietSl 90. EsAk Isl e Il
Cur MEATs-Short rib middles steady at
lG159l054e; dry sailed shoulders steady at
SEC loose, cash, and &c, buyers March
Picked MEATS-Sweet picked hams
quiet at l3c.
LARD Quiet at lie.
HoGS-DreSsed moderately active; light
weights I0920c higher; sales at s. 70a9 10
sfoi lights, and SO 50g9 70 for heavy, closing
quiet at SO U0td9 80. Live active and ex-
cited and l5925c higher: So S71507 20 for
common To fair; 81 35gS 80 for good to
choice.
BEEF CATTLE Quiet at 81 35@7 so for
far to good shipping steers.
RECEIPTS-450 barrels -four; 1900 bushels
wheat; "A 900 bushels corn $500 bushels
oats; ,669 dressed. and $50 live hogs.
SHIPAEN rs A. 300 barrels flour: 323 bush
els wheat; l., 600 bushels corn 500 bushels
oats 1882 dressed, and 1888 live hogs
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.J CINCINNATI. Feb. IA.
FLoUR-steady; sales OF family at slI 90
GIL 10. eas
WHEAT-In moderate demand at 50 80
for No. ], and 50 40 for No. 2 red Winter.
CoRN-In fair demand; sales at s2G83c
for ear, and S59S6 Tor shelIed.
g RYE-SI 656aI IS.
OATs-Close and firm at e8@67c for No. /.
BARLEY-Flrm at 81 4e02 As
COTTON-UnsettIed, and prices are NOM
mai; buyers are holding back Tor lower
prices; holders are asking l912920c for
m ddling. ssrsss
MESS PORR--No sales.
LARD-No So les.
BUI MRATs In fair demand at SIC,
el0s4@1ls4c, but holders asked &c higher
10000 MS country and light city sold at
aS54Gl05zc Tor shoulders and sides.
BACoN-A. good order demand, equal to
the offerings, at l014. llsz, 125zglS34c for
shoulders, sides, clear rib and CHAR sides.
BUTTER-Ic higher and in good demand
in excess of the supply; fresh Western $50
40c; New York 44g46c; the supply Is ex-
ceedlngly light.
EGGS-AL BE-
SEED-CIover quiet at I35z9l4c, the latter
in the retail way. Timothy 81 60.
OIL-Unchanged and dull.
GOLD -13s549L40 buying. at the close.
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Feb. IL
TOBACCO - Offerings larger and prices
slightly easier. but not quotably lower.
CoTToN only one lot on the market,
and that was held above the views of the
FLoUR-Very dull, and business small;
prices unchanged.
WHhAT-Very little doing and prices
81 60 for prime to choice red Winter.
CoRN-Easy at 76,G78c.
OATs-Dulf at 6l@70c.
BARLEY Unchanged, ~ 90 for choice.
RYF-DuIl and unchanged at 81 559l 60
Provisions Quiet and in demand; mess
pork sold at So so, hut is held at 81 75@
SIS: bulk meats sold at 1910 for loose rib
sides; bacon clear sides sold l25z9l3c, aud
shoulders at 10.
LARD-Dun, with small sales of inferior
Kettle at 1896.
RECEIPTs-FIour 900 barrels, wheat 400
sacks, corn z, 1850 bushels, oats, $50 bushels.
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New York Market.
BY telegraph.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK. Feb. IA.
CoTroN--Dull at 14g1lc lower;s sales, 2. %
bales at 2914g2914e for nliddliI 10 piands. Z
FLoUR-ReceIpts 3,743 bbls.; less active
and without decided changes; sales, z 100
barrels at IS 4099 50 for superhne State and
western; 10 5000 80 for extra state; So 0o
9l5 80 for extra Western; ST. aZ59l5s 0U for
white wheat extra; SO 80@I0 90 Tor round
hoop Ohio; $40 45Gl2 90 for common to
closing quiet California very firm but less
active; sales of 400 sacks at Sl2 50gl3 70,
via Cape Horn, and SO Is via the 1stiImu rs
Rye flour is a shade firmers sales OF 4s09J
barrels al 81 50@9 80.
CORN NJ EAL-Quiet.
WHISKY IN omfnal.
" HEAT Receipts, Is, l37 bushels; Cali
fornia l@2c better; other kinds without
decldeh changei sales, $4,000 bushels at
81 4002 ~ for No. 2 Milwaukee In store
and delivered; 81 So for Green Bay deliver
ed; So IL Tor white California. and white
southern on private terms; -oo,-,-
RYE-Quiet and firm; sales Of 800 bush
els State at 81 70 in store.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
MALT-Firm; sales, $500 bushels State
CoESgReceipts, 7O.631 bushels; opened
steady, and closed heavy; 192c low er
Saies o7g25 bushels AZ e. ~ d fa dqF new new
choice do. ; 81 2419I q for new white South
ern; 81 30 for handsome Western yellow;
81 229l p for new yellow Jersey; 81 log
OATs-Receipis s.sl5 bushels; dull and
heavy; sales 80 900 bushels; sac for West
- RICE-Q uieU.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-I ulet; sales of IS hhds. of Cuba
at 12159I334c; 262 boxes of Havana at 1l5s
@l414c Iss e 4
MoLAsSES--Q uiet. Fl + 4s# .at#
s HoPs-Quiet; 45tg60c or American.
z PETROLEUM-C2 Quiet lie for crudes 245<c
for refined bonded.
PoRK-Dull and heavy; sales 600 barr
rels; so 1922 % for old mess. closing At
s23 81 cash SIS 259I9 50for prime; SO COG
s2l 90 for prime mess.
BEEF Firm; sales of $50 barrels at pre-
vious prices; 800 tieTces at S32 00g035 rs for
prime mess; $50 50039 70 for IL dia mess.
BEEF HAMS-Qu1et sales of so barrels at
S28 00g33 90.
Cur Enthusiastically; sales of $50 pack
ages at 914@l01ac for shoulders; 1214gl43sc
DRESSED Hoes-Firmer, at 100000 for
Western, and Il16gn12c for eli ". Pr sa
BACON-Qufets sales of Z70 ls0xes al 1910
10s4c tor Cum berland cut; 13120135<c for
short clear.
Z LARD-Sales of IT'S barrels at 148I45%e,
and fancy l5c.
BUTTER-Good, at l4(952c for State.
CHEESE-QuIet, at llGl5c.
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Epronean Markef.

By Cable.l LONDON, Feb. 14-1I:15 A. N.
CoNsoLs-9334. te#
BoNDs-7214.
PARIS, Feb. I'LL :l5 A. NJ.
Illinois Central, 500; Erie, 1875
LONDON, Feb. Ill 20 p. N.
CoEsoLs- 931z.
BONDS 921s@s21z.
PARIS, Feb. AL Is A. n.
The increase of bullion in the Bank of
France this week, Is 100000 francs
Bourse, higher; Rentes, strong.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l4-II:I5A AN
Coz ToN-Quiet; sales for the week, ll4,O0O
bales, whereof 5000 bales were on speeuIa-
ton and 5000 bales expo t; stock. 2ss 600
bales, whereof I22,O00 ba es were American.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet
PRovTsIoNs-Q Quiet.
LTvERPooL, Feb. Ill 20 p. n.
CoTToN-Easier; amount afloat for Liv-
erpool was 100000 bales, OF which 140,0 OO
bales were California.
WHEAT-I5s lid; red No. 2, arm.
LARD-55s; Others firm.
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BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ii.
sGoFT0N- Easier; sales Of 200 bales mid.
ding at 195zc; receipts 6,4S7 bale: no ex-
ports; sales for the week "a 500 bales;
receipts Tor the week 80. I8I bales; exports
for the week, coasGwise 1858 bales, foreign
Ss720 bales; stock on hand 52I 8I4 bales.
+ SUGAR AND MoLAssES-Ac tive but I'M
changed
FLOUR Easy and unchanged.
CoRN-Unchanged
& OATs-U nchanged.
!, B5AcoSS--scarce; shoulders 1I1zc; clear
Mess PoRK-S25 25G25 so.
LARD Scarce; sales tierce at I5c, and
keg at 1876
MoNEY-Sterline T52al54 ! New York
Exchange &c discount; gold I3916aI40
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Feb. IA
ToBACCo-Firm at S. 25gI5 30 for IL 5 TO
medium leaf. and $50 90 for manufacturing
leaf.
FLoUR-s8 00a8 25 tor superfne, and 81 so
for fancy.
CoRN174nhH anazl0yer; s1ened3 hfbalk,
OATS 5G67c.
WHEAT-s2 05G92 55.
LARD lie.
MESS P0RK-s23 90.
BAcoS--ssaouIders 1T 101z9l05lc; clear
sides 135s01354c.
CoTToN-I8gI81zc.
WHISKY-N omInal.
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New York Gold and stock Market
BY Telegraph.l


GOLD Was freely hammered, to-day,
upOn failure of Impeachment, by parties
Desiring to buy, and touched 1875; but the
decline recovered in the afternoon, on the
SENSATIONAL rumors from Washington of
the resignation. of McCuioch; that Grant
had been court martialed and She man
appointed in his place, and q rise to 14l1s
was made; the price subsequently receded
to I405Sa140sz, at which it closed steadily.
oYERNMENTS-Henry Cleives & Co. re-
port the market for Governments weak
nearly all day. but this afternoon. owing
to the recovery in gold, it was quite strong.
Coupons of 1881, l11Is9ll211s; do '62, nag
do. new. I07s40l071s: do. '6z. 10T1sgl0S ;
10-40s, 1l45<9l05; 7-30s, I077z@l075s.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. IA.
r Trade Is hardly so active in cotton goods.
although there Is still some excitement
prints are up to lac. Indian Head heavy
brown sheetings, lSc. Print cloths firm at
SIC. Bartlett A bleached musIins have
risen from l6c. to lie. There is apparently
a great scarcity of popular makes, and the
tendency is towards hIgher rates.
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Guardian's Sale.
'RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
w on and after the ~. A ~.
lOrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1868,

10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1858,
BY virtue of a decree of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Vanderburgh County Indl-
ana, I viii offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SALE, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing Real Estate to-Wit: Lot No. nve, in
Block No. nine. in the Eastern Enlarge
menC Of the CITY Of EvansviIle, in the
County of Vanderburgh, and State OF In
diana, on the following terms, to- wit:
One-third of the purchase money on the
day Of sale; one-thiFd in one year. and
one third In two years, with Interest rom
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security waving relief from ap-
praisement laws. And. If said property
shall not be sold by the seUenth dag Of
Morch, 1858, then I will, ON said seventh day
Of March 1858, SELF said Real Estate al Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door, in
the said city of Evansville, Indiana, On
the terms above set forth.
Said Lot has a good two-story house,
with five rooms and cellar. The cuTbtng
and sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
paved with. stone
For all desired IN formation, inquire at
the ofice Of ALNATT JOHNSON, on Third
Street, between Main and Locust, Evans
vile, Indiana. VIM. JOHNSON.
janis dim v3w Guardian.
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MONETARY s COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing. Fancy Posters and
all kinds OF mercantile WORK, viz. Bfl
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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Farm for Sale.

SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
- in the edge of the City o. Evansville,
Indiana. This farm is In full view of the
city. II Is In high state OF cultivation,
has one of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles and all necessary outbuildtngs, and
splendid selection of almost every variety
ers, and plenty OF good water. II viii be
sold altogether, or the improvements with
a part of the land. For further parttcu-
lars inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON, 2
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
ian29-3tn.
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Dissolution Notice.

gwVHE FIRM OF STEWART a. BUT
KER is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Charles Stewart withdraws from
the business, which is continued by John
RutIer. who assumes all debts due said
Arm. and who alone is authorized to col
Iect all claims due said Arm.
CHARLES STEWART.
JOHN BUTLER.
February 8, 1s6e-feb7 2wd
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb. Ia.
CoTToN-Quiet and irregular. Weeks
receipts 1885; exports. 9 2g0; stock, Is 3I2.
FLoUR-SuperfinS 50 00d19 so
PORK-24 25a24 so
BULK Nj ATs-ShouIders at Zoe: clear
sides AL BE.
LARD-I4aI5c.
CORN-S3U S5c. 0 1Ia &tE k8 ~
OATs-90G95c. Afas -sA4@- y -
HAY-SI (920.
BRAN-At Sc.
EGGs-30c.
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sag Carter's Ink, in quart or pint
bottles, can be purchased at our
Counting room. JOURNAL Go.
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Pine Lumber /!

WYE DESIRE TO CALL THE ES-
w. PECIAL attention of all those in
te6ding to build to the fact that we have
@Gn hand a lei &c supply of choice seasoned
yellow pine flooring, which we win posi-
lively sell at lower figures than il can be
bought Tor anywhere else in the city.
When II is preferred, we will furnish the
dressed flooring at merely the additional
expense 1neidental 10 dressing it.
ian24tf ). G. DUSOUCHET & co.
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.eTeTWEH0AM >


TyWE RAHE&ER@8HP REMgE0a
- Iore eNlstiuB DeCWeem the m dersi Hne#r
under the firm names " FOSTER. Cora
LAND q Co., in NetO K9Tk Cglgs FoaFMm
BRoTEHEHs. In CTncfaN att. DKstos and Has~
? En- NWAgw q Co., in 8eNtgffw. XastfletaeF Hm
this day dissolved by It's own limitation
The unsettled business OF the several f ru1R
Will be settled at their offices.
f4FHr 1EuhGE FOSTFH
ALEX. III. FOSTER.
WILLIAM Al. GWNN.
GUILD COPELAND,
SAMUEL GWYN.
JAM Els III. FD%IhEA
Cincinnati, December 8lst, 1887.
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BOARDTNG.

DREVAFE BOARDING. -
s gEnEN
Flrst-elass Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at FL M. BURNs'S,
No. 70 Division ST., bet. Second and Third,
AA - Evansville, Ind.
hE Several gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with boarding, ny the day or week,
on reasonable terms. ~Sa TmayH diff
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IN retiring from the above partnership
desire TO return my thanks 10 my friends
who have fay ored me With their business.
and would ASK their continuance with
the new firms. GUILD GOPkLAED
New York, January %, ls6s.
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! STEAMBOATS.

or STEAMBOATS,. sol
FOR MEMPHIS vICKsBURG,A AND NEW
1 tr. fs.,-- ORLEANS. .ra r.
The splendid and feet steamer
p. w. STRADERs
| A. stein, MASTER; ai,aJ
Leaves FOR New orleans and ali way ports
THIS DAY, Satard ~, February 18th, at
For freight or passage apply on board, or
10 r.. *. DUNKERSON Il CO., p
+. NJ. HUMPHREY, Il
or HUBBs, PATRICK q Co,
febl5 1t Agents.
FOR 0WENsB0RO, CHAMELEON AND
LOUISVILLE. .
The magnificent steamer
~ TARASCON.
- A. r Gilmore, Master;
Leaves for Louisville and ali way ports.
THIS DAY, Saturday, February 18th, at
6 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 70 r. X. DUNKERSON & CO,
1eoI0 L. In I'll Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBURG, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The spacious and splendid steamer
Lelllsars.tss John SKUNK. Master;
win leave for New Orleans and all all way
ports on SATURDAY, February 18th, at
sor freight or passage apply on board
or to HUBBS, PATRICK & CO,
HEs r. K. DUNKERSON &CO., IA
or f.. VI. HUMPHREY, Efs 40
febl5 dit Agents.
FOR CAIRO, COLUM BUS AND. MEM
PHIS.
The Dean Lines splendid steamer
&C. MENNEOEA.
/ 81 w. b. Miller. Captaini
- w. q. Grub, Clerk,
Leaves for Memp his and All intermediate
ports on SUNDAY, February sl6th, at 10
o'clock am. s54a i 4-s
For freight or passage apply on board,
or TO a F. n. HUMPHREY.
feb16 dit Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS, yICKsBURG AND NEW
M NHe ORLEANS. 0Ht.ae yfl
The famous, fleet steamer -HaH
800 =. Frank ]. CAKES, Master; ass
- Billy Voris, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville for New Orleans on
SATU KDAY, February 18th. at 10 m.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to af s HUBBSs PATRICK. a. CO., 81
fel42t Agents.
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OFFICE OF FOSTER BROTHERS,
No. 81 WEST EEcOND STREET..
fgTFFffTNgRg rV lamar . Na


We desire to call your attention 70 tiBr
annexed notices Of Dissolution and Co
partnershtp, and respectfully tender y0Mf
our services, Insulting you that auv blaaa
ness you may extend 10 ua viii have
prompt and faithful attention.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. THE river has risen
seven Inc9es. There are twenty-five feet
seven inches water in the channel. The
Weather is clear. Thermometer Sc.
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KYOR RENT - The Store Rooms now
occupied by j.. t. & =. a Coolidge oss
"A and rs Chandeliers Block. Possession
win be given March LIST, Apply to
JIM. j. CHA NDLER,
Ofice-No.z2 Second Floor. Chambers
Block. ~ III s A-84 8At aEs t8stsfs feblO If e
RNOR RENT-BOARDING HOUSE
- A No. Boarding House, with eleven
rooms and large cellar, for rent low
eFT .AIYAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Third Street.
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TAKE NoTrCE-THAT FURNIrrsB AND ABOUT 1000
vim be ssid q auction By BRsJxSiS YyRaIh on w,Sn wea
nesday Jmy 1858, 16 O'clock al eoe eyth avenue
49, a ssss az q oTsss over one year and sold p ssm By
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OFFICE OF CaLFoToR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
~ Tor the bgnh district Of New York comprising the
Eienteen,n and Twenty first wards OF the city Of
rev forh-N9ne hereby given, pursuant 10 law, that
have received iron the the lists Of the valuations
snd enumerslons property subject under the "Ac
20 provide internal renue to support the pay
on tns pupn debt and for other pposes approved
ynh June, 5 and We acts amendatoy thereto approved
"a March 1885 lS'h sly 1855 and % March 1851 the
Duties and texes enursted therein become
payable and that win attend personally or by deputy for
ne collection OF the sase Al my once % Broadway, daily
isundsys cxceped from the 18th until the th Juy
ie6s inclusive between thehours Of pa NJ sndfPM
The lists herein referred t. comprise the special on
Trades professions kc, and the csraaes billiard
vsbes gold watches gold and silver pate year end
ias a Nay 1883 and the tara upon incomes for year
endins sla December, 1851 -
A. sPAULoING, Collector.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A JOHN L. vANDEWATER, HORSE AUCTION
"A. mart, Duane street.Saturday being national
snd mot wishing that our s s should aea
sale Of Friday will take place tomorrow Thursday st
salesrooms II NJ which time shall very
nne superior Stock particulars Of which viii be given In
the morning.
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DARGAINs.-ONE SECOND HAND SIX-SEAT PHAE-
ID ton, Gould's make light platform Barouche, and
estenson top Cabroe cheap at TILTONs Repository
AZ dysy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-01

A VERY STYLISH BRETT ON G sPRTNGS-LIGHT
IA and handsome for sale at c. BEARDSLEY'S, corner
Broadway and Thryseventh street, also one on platform
springs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-01

BARGAINS IN SIX SEAT PHAETONS, HALF AND EX-
ID tension top 4seat Phaeons, Rockaways, Wagons, &C.
second hand Coaches Bres Phaeons and Wagons. MOTT
CO., No. Bond street.
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FINANCIAL.

ITO NY FRIENDS AND THE PuBLIC.-$l75,ooo TO
loan bond and mortgage. have removed to No. ~
Pine street. JAMES L. KEMPER !
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FURNITURE.

T ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE MANUFACTORY,
N 50 Bleecker street. acknowledgement Parlof
suits with any color French satin brocate &l75
s30 fg2s with harcloth f7b, 95S
f0o t7s and 4i0 also great variety Psror Library Bed
room Dining Room Furniture, Mattresses Ac,
cheap. All goods warranted
A GREENE, iss EIGHTH AVENUE CORNER or
~. Twentieth street, will oder bis Immense stock OF Fur
niture, Boddius &C. for short time al tremendously low
prices. All goods warranted.
A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT COST $3.50,
N for $500; d0 30; rosewood fianofore, 1000,
for $500 kiageres BOOKCASE Carpc scd half original
cost Inquire private residence West Sixteenth street,
SiNth avenue.
COMPLETE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A for saie.-Nesriy and will be cold cheap. Call at
a7 West Thirty second street, top door, thh day.
JIOUsEKEEPERs SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THE
week or month for Carpets Oclohs, Furniture, Bed
dag, &C. al BENDALL co 3 warehouses, 2os. Sh. ~
aud 2ll Hudson street. corner Canal street
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
The coupons due LIST july 1859 three half cent?
the first mortgage bonds Of the California Pacific Railroad
on and ,sr sbsi date on pTsssn,scn a the srs Bank
y \ WvRTb, csehiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-01

A COUPE ROCKAwAY CABRIOLET, BUGGY, DEPOT
IA Wagon Coaches six and four seats Phaet0ns 800
Carriages Harness. 20 cent less than broadway
60 -- HAMS, Fourth street and broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MASTER MAsONs OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
and vicinity are invited to meet at the hechanics T..
change 81 Liberty street. Wednesday, July O'Clock. BY
j. /. CoNovER, President.