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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOE
n saleMedicnes for all diseases. Prepared Food fol
corner OF Canal
N.B.-Ladies attended 10 by Mrs.. Dovey.
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PERSONAL.

ANY PERSON WHO WITNESSED THE RUNNING
IA George White the Egnn Aveaae ,n
dress his anicted wifes residence 81 wss' ihryegnth
street.
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THE TURF.

FASHION CONSTRUCTING THURSDAY, NOV. %,
o'clock p NJ; stake and purse, $780, A Patterson.
z s.; x. Mitchell, b: e; Frank q. Hedrck b. m; 4.
= 0Brsn wht.on, b. il 70 haTpsss catch weight.
John Henry, b. m haryi 7. Cunningham, b. Sid Ncols;
Pearsal, q m. ]. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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FASHION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY
IL November 2 match 5000 heats three in ave-
carrying l6 bs B. Daniels CHI m Louise, owners br
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILR0ADSs-
a Trains FOR Albany and Troy connecting wRh Nortesrn
snu Western trains, New YORK via Hudson River Ran
oad Jhreh street and Tenth avenue and II 30 and
SS.sss . and II r M, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
Ts "seel and Fourth at 10 A. M and % 4.
-ssvS =. n train via Hudson River WIN run on sun
S, nee cars attached 10 and II r. n. trnna
~ns room cars attached 10 and II 30 A. H. and 30
WILLIAM n vAypERpur. Vice President.
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\Lp DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANy:-FoR NOR,
Wheel stesmihips ISAAC BELL, HATTERAs, AI.BR-
day. Thgrsd.y and Saturday, and for CITY Point and
Richmond every Wednesday and Saturday, at p.
NJ from pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street.
ing with the .eaboard, Inland Air Line Virginia and Ten
Air Line Souhside and Petersburg Railroads.
Richmond and banylle and vrFns Central Raroads, tat
South and Southwest Bills Of adng signed the pier up
10 the hour Of sailing For freight or passage having
n. l. AocREADY, President
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A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUCH GoyJLL
"A NAM dormsry With Professor Boisonpsau ., =
Ss9 Brosdway n R~ThSss ewes 40 snAorssd ~ we %
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By Teiegrspll.1 " aCItyCIEFAEI, teo- 10.
zF1oURazIn5m oderate sdsmand atESi1 o0@
Sll p 1OF family. Hisn6 sGmnst arf -
WHEAr--He eli al ga 50a2. So for red Win.
teTssno buyers at over 81 50 tor NO.. and
= a for No. a fafszrIf.i II eessts E-E
986e. ISIS arnfl .'zttsHur fas aad
OATs-DulI: e5a66e. at the lesose. 5gaf
RYE And Observation-Disclosures l -.ta-h
COTTON Held firmly at Zoe for middItng
uplands; buyers do not seem willing to
pay over I91zc.; the market. however is
very strong. ] , e saf
MESS PoRK-Dull and nominal: held at
S23 90 for city ind 50 Is for country. fti
LARD dull (; held firmly AZ 1472c.; buy
ers at lac.
BULK MEATsLTn good demand at SEA
iOz<c. for shoulders and sides; &c higher
is asked. Good demand for bacon at full
prices: sales sl0 hogsheads At lO1zc. for
shoulders, ard 125<GI31<c for clear rib and
clear sides. Hams dull at l5gl6c. Tor sugar
cured.
BUTTER-veEy scarce and wanted at SEQ
4ec- for fresh Western and 44946c- for New
York State.
EaGs-Dun al, sI@s2e.; the supply rather
better.
CHEEsE-DuIl at a5aI6c.
CLOVER SEEps-rulI and heavy at 1916:
receipts large.
LTNsEED OIL-a I7@I 10, the latter the
retail rate.
TIMOTHY SEED-s2 50G52 50.
HEMP-Duil and S. 00Gl0 10 per ton low
er; new Kentucky sI45 000l55 90.
SUGAR-F Fm at l4ta I6c. for raw.
COFF Less active. but unchanged;
fair To choice Rio 239261zec c-zhf
IALLoW-- rec aud IN demand az 1l0
PETRoLEuN-DuIl at 42944c. for refined.
doLID4iia5 aaAosl. buying. ll66
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. is.
FLouR-Quiet; sales of spring extras at
- z2@S % tor common 10 fair sl09l0 Is for
e. cd TO choice. ff
WHEAT-Quiet; sales Of No. i 81 U51<,
and No: az s. OOs492 Oh closing with SET
Ter So 81 053S. tf I'll
Corn = opened shade armer: small
sales Of new at S012c, closing steady at SO1<
4S0sSc: sales of No. at S4aS45Sc.
OAT5-Quiet, closing at 561S95zc.
RYE-More active and l@2c higher: sales
Of No. at 81 54Gl IS, and No. at 81 539
j "a.
BARLEY-Quiet: No 2 nominal at 81 O5a
2 o.; sales OF rejected 1t 81 7l@1 -. sales
of lots at 81 s0a2 25.
PORK PRoDUCTs-Steady and quiet mess
pork DIAL at S22622 . for standard
CUT MEATs-FiTmer; sales Of shoulders
at sac, loose. and SC packeds rough sides
l0c, 10 Sc; dry Salted hams 1870, delivered
LIST OF March nd l29z@l254c, cash.
LARD Quiet 81 i4c.
DRESSED Hoes Firm: S9@9 Is for light.
and 80 5O9l0 for heavy, closing steady at SO
@9 90 for good lots. Live higher and ire
gular at Sos 70. M
BhEF CATTLE-Dun and UNCHANGED.
RECEIPs-2 400 bbls -four, II 500 Du wheat
%. 900 bu corn. 1900 bu oats 2,593 heads
dressed and 100 do live hogs.
HIPMENTS-3, 400 bbls -four, $50 bu wheat,
1900 bu corn, 200 b0 oats, 8,074 heads
dressed, and 1850 do live hogs.
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European Market.

BY Cable.l London. Feb BILL is A. II.
CoNsoLs- 93@il35S.
BoSDs-Both bonds.quiet ct ~ I. c. SIS
Erie 4s5s.
LoNDoE, Feb. 1913 p. N.
BoSDs-I. c. 50; 7-s0s 7i5S@72
LIvERPooL. Feb 15-I1 10 A. ~.
CoTToE-Opells firm the market for cot
tor TO arrive is buOyant. E~~W
BRKADsTUFFs Generally Arm; Califor-
mia wheat les; No. red Western Us Sd
-four SIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l5-3 P. n.
CoTroN-Buo.tant; a Glands ss9@ss4d; Or
leans So sads upEands to arrive s1Sd.Fss SCI
PRovIsIoEs-Be II5ss pork dull at us.
aH rPARIs, Feb. l5--lI:l5 A. N.
RENTEs- FirLa.
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View lnrleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
CoTToN-In good demand miadliug 2o9
201Sc. Sales 8 COD bales receipts, 40 bales:
export, 4.2SS bales; exports Of yesterday
IL 40.
SUGAR AND NJ OF. ssEs- N omfnally lower
FLoUR--Superfine Sl09l0 %; xxx 81 Is.
E CoRN-Duif and lower 921zcGsl.
OATS-S4c.
PoRK SIS ., and very little in the mar
ket.
BACoN-Shoulders l25<c. clear sides. I41zc.
LAED-Scarce and In request; tterces l5c,
keg l61<c.
STERL ISG-I5E1i for New York.
ExCHKNGE--1ze discount a ~ 81
GoLp-l351Sll l395< =
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SeW York Market


By Telegraph. NEW YORK. Feb. Is.
COrTON-DecidedIy more active and
@l1zc better; sales OF 10000 bales a. 2lg2l15c
for midd ing uplapds. closing at 2l1zc.
tFLOUR-5G10c betoeF on low grades with
moderate export and speculative de-
mand: sales Of 1880 barrels Al ~ - for
for extra State: 50 70gI0 80 fJr extra West
ern: sl3 GOALS % for white wheat extra
So 90 for common to good st. Louis; SO 90
@l5 so for extra do, closing steady; Cali
fornia hrmer; Gales Of $50 sacks at So COG
Sl4 90: Rye -four shade nrmer; sales Of
$50 barrels at 81 5099 80.
WHIsKY-NOmi nal.
WHEAT-Receipts ], 500 bushels; a shade
firmer and quiet; sales of 1000 bushels fair
NO. Milwaukee at g 1892 30. and 81 90 for
prime No do. on private terms.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
MALT-FiTn sales 800 bushels at 81 921S
0Sl IS for State, and = 10 for Canada West.
CORN-Reeei pts 1883 bushels; market
opened a shade firmer bat closed dull and
dropping; sales 81, 900 bushels at 81 26@l %
for new mixed Western ahoaL: 81 229l n
for new white Southern and 81 29l 2o for
OATs-Receipts Il2O bushels. the market
is quiet; sales 5000 bushels at SIZE for
Western IN store and 500 for do. afioat.
RIcE-Firm at l0129lic for Carolina.
SUGAR-Qniet; sales 100 hhds. Cuba at
l211z9l4c, and 200 boxes Havana at l25<9lic.
MOLAssES Quiet. .lIe Hfslt
HoPs-Quiet at i5al6c for American.
PErEoIEUBG-Steaay at lie for crude and
241ae3245< &c for refined In bond.
COAL-Quiet.
WcoL-Favors buyers; sales 400, 600 lbs. at
4l@155c for dom este deece.
LEA HER-Firm at previous prices.
PoRK-Firmer and quiet sales OF ], 40
barrels al 81 H927 so for old mess; G Osing
az s22 50 for regular; SO 50g2s q for new
do. closing at S23 o. for regular; SlS 259
$40 so for prime; 820@20 70 for prime mess
also. 1850 barrels OF new mess at $23 %,
sellers March.
BEEF-steady; sales Of 800 barrels at pre-
vious prices: sales Of $50 tie ees az $50 50a
So for prime mess, and s36@Ss 90 for India
mess. lf|N
BEEF HAsfs-sales OF $50 barrels at sz99
S33 90.
BAcoN-Quiet; sales Of 400 boxes at 1Os<a
lie for Cumberland cut. Ike for long rio
bed, l29l4c for short ribbed, l25s@l254c for
long clear, and l35z1lac for short clear
CUT MEAf s--Steady; sales Of As pack
ages at e12gl05sc for shoulders, and l5149
141zc for hams.
Hoes = Dressed. frmer at Io1k9l1c for
Western, and ll1<c for city. - ..f. IS
LARp-Quiet and heavy sales Of $50 bar
relies at lS9Is9Sc; and small lots at 1916
1870. allaH
BUTTER and Arm at 45@5Oc for
State.
CHEEsE-Quiet at Il9l5e.
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. Is.
ToBACCo-In demand, at full prices.
CoTTON-Heavy; no sal g..
FLOUR-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Very little demand, and prices
slightly easier
CoRN-yery dull and easier, closing low
er and unSettled: sales were made az S5a
SEC, and lot of fancy at Sc.
OATS Very duh at 67GTlc.
fEYE-Uhchanged N .R#a
PROVISIONS-FIrm but inactive.
PORK-S22 00,G22 so. 81 E q.
BACON-Clear sides 125<Gl3c; shoulders
85@ Zoe; dry sailed clear rib sides packed
EARD-Dnlf, but held firmly, at 14c for
choice kettle
Receipts Flour, $50 bblS; wheat. none;
corn, $3.50 sacks; oats, 100; barley. 800
sacks.
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Guardians Sale.
RTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,
1| on and after the

RYOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, that,
.1| on and amer the
iOrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1868,
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Court or Com
mon Pleas If Vsnderburgh County. lndt-
am I viii offer for sale, at PRIV ATE
SALE, TO the highest bidder, the follow
ing Real Estate, to-wiG: Lot No. hve, In
Block No. mine. In the Eastern Enlarge
uaenC Of the City Of Evansville, IN q
County of Marlborough, and state of In
diana, on the following terms, to-wit:
One-third of the purchase money on the
day OF sale; one-thlrd In one year. and
one-third Ia two years. with Interest nom
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security, waivtng relief from APP
praisement laws. And. II said property
shall not be sold by the Serenfh day Of
March, 1858, then I viii, on said ssueich dag
on AfaTch 1868, sell 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 q good Two story house.
with i've rooms and Cellar. The curbing
and sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
paved with stone.
For all desired information, inquire at
the once or ALVAH Johnson. on THIRD
Street. between Main and Locust, Evans
VILE, Indiana " "a JOt5NSON
janis dim w3w Guaruian-
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By Telegrap1.l NEW HoRK, Fen. 10.
The market is less active for domestic
cottOns, but prices are without material
change, except Tor Sprauge's prints, when
are &c lower, and jobbingsat l3c1zt out on
the contrary the Amoskeag have advanced
to PIC: in other styles there is no part1-
GUAR alteration but there is positive
scarcity of leading brands; unbleached
and bIeached muslins and standard sheet
fngs of the best makes are nrm at 1412@lsci
woolens are duh and depressed
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Louisville Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Feb Is.
ToBACCO-Steady and firmer; sales of
Tugs to medium leaf $ 259l4 IS.
WHEAT-S2 5092 80.
CORN-Shelled N bulk 7AG76c.
OATS 6d6Sc in Lulk.
COTTON-lSGl9c.
LARD-lA1zc.
BULK MEATS -sh builders SIC; clear sides
BAcoN-sboulders IO14; clear sides 121zc.
MESS PORK-S23 90.
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New York Gold and Stock Market,
NEW YORK, Feb. Is.


by IeIegfaph.I NEW YORK, Feb ID.
GOLD-Opened at 1401S and became excl
ted in the afternoon by a report from
Washington that the Ways and Means
Committee of the House would report in
favor of S50,000.0Q0 more currency: The
price rose TO l4I9l4l1S and closed strong.
MONEY-LOanS were made from per
cent. foe carrying TO fat
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Strong at the
prices furnished by Henry CleweS & Co. /;
Coupons of 1881, u2a121k; do ~, lII1z9
me-; do o. 10S7sa l0g1s; DO. '85, 1885, 9IOg1s
DO. new. l07s4Gl0S; do. '67. l0S1SGl081< ;
I0-40s, lt41s9l05i 7-S0s, l071S9l075z.
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Memphis Market.
Rv TELEGRAPH.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb. 10.
CorToN-Excited; middling 20e; receipts
$50 bales; exports J, 759 bales.
HAY-sl7 0O02G 90.
OArs-Little in market; white CSC; black
seed 81 O5G1 10.
CoRN-Very scarce at sO995c-
PORK-24 so.
BULK MFATs-shoulders IO81O16c; clear
sides l3c.
LARD-14189 l5c-
FLOUR-Unchanged
BRAN-S6c
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1TOW Is THE TINE TO LEAVE
IN YOUR ORDERS for
GREEN RIVER COAL.

I am now prepared to deliver to any
part of the city the best Green River Coal,
fust mined aid clean rom slack, at the
lowest market, price.
once No. 8 South Water Street, over
Havhur~f = WhittaEeT's.
ans I'm - ~ : EDs
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HJSEfARf & CCjAiMERtIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-W 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. BIZ
Heads, Cards, ciEculars, &C. orders for
work can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.
DAVID JENKINS.

EB. Cross. DAVID JENKINS.
"AVIEG THIS DAY OPENED our
49, store of a well selected stock OF Fam
3ly Groceries at No. F36 Main Street, De-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets we take
pleasure in announcing to the public that
we have, and viii keep constantly on
hand, a full and complete assortment OF
Family Groceries,; ALSO Willow ware,
CrOckery Ware. Lime, Cement Plaster
Paris salt. sc. &C. We Will sell our goods
as low as the lowest elsewhere
WE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD
Goods delivered TO any part Of the city
free OF charge. BY adhering to the above
and by strict attention to business, we
hope to merit q full share Of the public
patronage. Please give as a call. Don't
HOSS q JENKINS.
n BAH persons desiring to purchase
sand in large or small quantities, can be
accommodated by leaving their orders at
the Evansville Grocery.
Evansville, Jan. q, '6S. EB. CROSS.
jana 3m
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Farm for Sale. m

n SPLENDID Farm OF - ACRES,
EA in the edge Of the City OF Evansville.
Indiana. This farm IS in full view Of the
city, IL Is in high state Of cultivation,
has on of the finest dwelling houses In
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles aud d II necessary outbuildings, and a
splendid selection Of almost every variety
OF fruit trees, 6 apes, shrubbery and now-
ers, and plenty OF good water. IL viii be
sold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire OF ALVAH JOB NSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind
jan29-3m. u
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ROCKPORT COAL.

UYE ARE NOW PREPARED 10
wv deliver, at shortest notice, No. I
Screened Rockport Coal to any part Of the
city.
once and Yard, corner Division and
Water Streets. SPEER q co.
Full measure qua ed au23 dit
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In retiring from the e.5ove partnersnfrs
desire to return my Thanks to my frien&k
VIII 20 have fa1 0Fed me wit h-theiF~ business,
and / would ask their continuance Wia&
the new firms. GUILD GOPELA Nd
New York, January %, les.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Il It ffa7 Z y = - n g - 49,
FOR JoHNsoEvILLE AND EAsTPoRT
boot The elegant passenger steamer 4
- III. Dav5 Z M Z I sta.itSS' da.dv
W. D. Covtngton. Clerk
Leaves for Eastport and an Tennessee
1. February I7tn. at p.m.s e9r 1'EG6
n For freight or passage apply on board
Fl fe IS ait rs oA1AIAEfS = Rp kaehts
FOR OWEN BoRo, CANNELToN, AND
~ Na ~ LOUISVILLE. i1V
TIE neet and elegant passenger steamer
- MORNING STAR. Ed
- Il. p. T. HOllcro1t, Master,
- John Ouerbacker, Clerk
Leaves for Louisville and ali way land
tngs THIS DAY, Monday, February 18th,
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or
70 r. *. DUNKERSON a Co.,
teblT dit Agents.
FOR MEMPHIS. vICKsBURG AND NEW
4i uaa h ORLEANS. s Hg M
The Express Lines splendid steamer
SILVER SPRAY, 81
HaRSs w. W. Fenton, Master, -
Leaves for New Orleans and
All way ports THIS DAY, Monday FEB.
For height or passage apply on BOARD, or
to sa,z A., HUBS .PAAR4cK q GO.
FOR CAIRO. GoLUMsUs AND MEN,
The splendid and s assi Rssssp s steamer
80 u. B. Archer Master. u y
Y. Lee Flnney, Clerk
on TUESDAY, February 18th, &C 4 pm. q
For freight or passage aapPly op board, OF
Tear a9t na bs38f,siisi = y g SSapt.
FOR MEMPHIS, vIcKsBURG, AND NEW
..t... ORLEANS.
The spacious and splendid steamer
exe@s ttif - AODI8NAAzA6As, RI 9 =
- JOHN sbunE. MaggeTi ~
VIII leave for New Orleans and ali way
ports THIS DAY, Monday February lTth,
For freight o. passage apply on board,
or to HUBBS, PATRICK a CO,
fW 8af t{r r. X. DuNKERS0Ns q CO..
p febd7 ant = r. : = Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant ligh It draught steamer
Z Z R. L, 1ah:astat. aastefi
igaltgs Chef. Bradley, Clerk.
Leaves for Mount Carmel and all Wabash
River way landings on TUESDAY, Febru-
ary 18th, at pm. 1 iH ~
:. fteT fseisht Or passage apply on board
~ Hs FOR FRosTBURG sv
1n.d The feet and elegant sleamer aslif
r. =; H9YLEs f
w. Ralslon, Clerk,
Leaves for Frostbuig and ali way landings
Ta1s DAY, Mondays February 18th, at 2
For height or passaseapply on board, or
TO 80 ~ OAKLEY q RUST 10
1elI az -. agents.
tas FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant end RoPulna9E = steamer
sAeE4 Henry scott, Master, -
Leaves for Wabash River THIS
DAY Monday, February 18th, at p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board. u
FOR BoWIING-GREEN. ~
The splendid and neet steamer
All Edwards. Master;
Leaves FOR BowIIng-C5ree ana an Green
River way landings THIS DAY, Monday,
February ITthg az pm. 8f f#IfatI
For freight or passage apply on board q
PAPER. - -
Samuel N. Decker. e. J. Morten
DOCKER & MORTEN,
WHOLESALE 9 Id
PAPER DEALERS
No. II South First Street, ~ - +
apli dsn Evansville. Ind.
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHEP HEEEYEaBa-
n fore existing between the undersiezsEaEss
under the firm names of FOSTER. Co.
LAND q Co, in NetO York CttJls EaszEzLH
BROTHERS, in CSnefaHOtf, Ohio; and YES
ER, GWYN & Co., in Memphis, TeNnesses. I'm
this day dissolved by its own hnit@sz8EEA.
The unsettled business % the seveHal aas7ErE
win be settled at their ofatces.
0EDRGE FOSTER
ALEX. II. FOSTER.
VILLA NJ A. q WYEE
GUILD COPELAND
SAMUEL GWYN,
JAM EfS H. FOSTER
Cincinnati, December 3lst, 1867.
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We desire to call your attention to TAR.
annexed notices of Dissolution and Gns-
partnership, and respectfully tender ysaaa
our services, assuring you that any bZai-
ness you may extend TO us viii bauE
prompt and faithful attention
The business ia Cincinnati viii be anavs-
tinued under the firm name OF FosTMEe
BRoTHERs. and will be devoted TO tRlss
Wholesale Grocery and Commission BWsfasszs
AS GrOeers We design keeping a eozE.s
plete assortment Of such goods as are Mazss
suited to the wants of the trace. We va
adhere TO the CASH YsTEM-" bug aa6EassET
for ready pay ''-experience having tfszaa-
oughly sat isfied as that IL is best both for ssE
bayer and seller, as " e are enabled to off,
our goods at the smallest margin of prosss-
thus saving to the purchaser The cisg ~
l mex ana she eontlagen. pFonl ieT ei
la-e O. the clnsest buyer who visits ahaz
market TO examine our STOCK and pw5-
funds in Cincipnati). One per cent asals "a
deducted on alt bills paid for at The fiBae -
purchase. OTt~ehELf Of one per cent aCsR Hes
deducted u paid sUifjtfn q5teeg1 dams. ar
bills remaining unpaid at the eIDtTot3ass saF
thirty days nil De dTGaCn for NTH eachooaE
ReI1ttLITceS on cypress must be pFeI0tG
ORDERS win be filled at as low rates a. ~
You were present TO buy. GODS. nos an.
our line viii be selected with special czlzz4ss
Our facilities In this branch OF our bsass-
ness are not surpassed by any house EEa
The CITY, and our stock viii always ~
found com plete. fresh. and desirable.
as Commission Merchants, we aAE
attend u the sale or purchase OF all EtEsslG
Of produce or merchandise. With nnaE4F
years experience and adequat4 factiathafss
we feel confident that we are able to gEsss
the fullest satisfaction to those who may
favor as with property of any kind tzEE
sale, on with orders TO buy anything NJ 8lsH
market Cash advances made on Ooq2sagsaa--
Hlents. FORWARD NC promptly attend s.2
to. and lowest rates of freight O0tGlne q.
Usual facilities will be extended to sfEgs--
pers making consignments 70 our NeW
York House.
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BOARDING.


DRIYATE BOARDlNG. % ~
First-elass Boarding, by the Day or
Week, at r. "a. BURNSs,
No. rs Division St., bet. Second and Third,
Evansville, Ind.
BE Several gentlemen can be aecommO-
dated with boarding. by the day or week,
ON reasonable terms. -E@ Imay21 diff
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FOR RENT.

wNDR RENT = The Store Rooms now
~ occupied by J. II. q :. A. Coolidge, Nos
IA aud 10 Chambers Block. Possession
win be given March lst. Apply TO f-
JNO. ]. CHANDLER,
Office-ND. Second Floor. Chandler
Block. ltebLU u
wNOR n ENT-HOARDING HOUSE
"A No. I Boarding House. with eleven
rooms and large cellar. Tor rent low. t
- ALVAH Johnson,
febS tt Third Street.