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SHIPPING fNTELLIGEkCE.
PORT OPP sgw.YoRK. r.

CLEARED.
s.,m,blr-E.w York (Brrm Dr~yer Brrmen Colurhs vss
Size srt Nsssg Herman Livingston Esoe S..s al wan
Pea Boston Mary SsndtoJ, Moore, "imgos 'hess jones'
Philadelphia. q. -. 81. YIN. p.,..an u.,.,.
.,," T. a. Jac.son Msrsick, Philadelphia - =
Brg~-O,psy |r) oirss, Trinidad Alex Nkes kosaor9ol
Csrfegc.; Nancy Br) Putnam Wilmgton G ."'nos fsr
Johns r. X CAao baehanan Sea'hs N@oAss fo''
sshoSers-A Denis Jones' Mary Collins. Union i.e Ga,
i.1s Par, Helen Holway Ingalls, ST. Johus KING Bird tBL
olnsp 81 John Mary A. Hnh Holt sstls RIVER Va, hU
Ebeth Chase Bsdford G. wsshSsten, Pssi Stamford
ARRIVED
s,,t Chin, rp,l MARVIN Liverpool March H. oaee.vs
IS 5.s ,nd 81 pass Cunsrd March 20. AT a. 10 on ~
n.sd steamship France for Liverpool 2it ~ he ~
ion passed .teamsbip Bousds from H1moeg o asl
.,me DAY. las Il i lon 81 ~ passed 40 Innss S, cs
r. 2sb p lat 70 81 Ion. 20 o. passed steamship Guys Corr"
Steamship cas.n Ellis Liverpool MrcA mise and 81 Pas
stssmsbiO T.A Orb Murpby Liverpool March via on'eDo"a
eth mdse and pass to CgnAri Ii "a w., n.rcA N uSs.
steamship Tihe, Partridge Gsese"n' VA neg "''' ~ - 49,
Ss.s.hiO frsneo,ia sher~OOd Portland nd'e and pa"
Amea ,,.,.h s.x.nn.h md, and n.o In Ran.
ner brox Victor Gates 18th and toe Bar 18Th alt,
ma. ami cas- TO &. II. Mallory Co. -. -. a..
srhr AIsda Laura lof Gsorgeovn, hel hsloo"' Ds''
d.Js fruit to James Doaglasa - -
S,.r,r, El,sb.thport Amos D,oon blIshethpot
w I. Phelps khiabehport LesiSs p ne.., $500
v Bsrtalew, BiIsb, thport Fashion h,ft a. 'upoA
John HI Perry Eirabethport D. y "eoe hH,A.e.uP''"
r. o. ~ r,s,.hs,hno,, prtsrah Jones' EhEsbethDort
Bramhal, EhIAbelhport sap ., 'ii""" "'F~"
@oosny has orgsuiled AZ Portland with Henry
Fox secary and and viz eoEnue The Old a
eineamsnps - Was. Ipdn vessels arrived this port To
d.y had severe storms and oeeo eouoeop
thereby,
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,,tal>ts which has 40 long been observed 10 IorSe
soney into employment at almost nominal Lates; A. ia
an ar,. hardly anything has been done unue M ~,
, tr g difference which now exists between ! 9
Fate aud r bauk minimum has improved the tbe re-
IN n ,ion Toward the close OF the Week, t The
o,r,eg Tor the halfmonthly settlement improves tn
ae short loans upon the Stock Ete9a. sS%e excep
having taken place az two per ee1t I % The money
tl cases In is believed that good deal OF TUG invest
Sss gradually gone of the country nTOI5E aribg the
al few "i1s and that Ia consequence the SUPP r For
- soue rxtemt diminished The demand I ,ate of the
,,s I,st which las resulted from the nrD cboyees
e.,ffon market and the rise in the Indian eAV""e
leads 10 strengthen the discount rates
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Live sTOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY March 26.-There 9e4 beeves arrived
toiay-vZ: $50 at Onehundredth-st., and one car at
Hudson City There is little trade, with no change ~
Srlces The supply Monday Is $685. 10 winch add
ke 2O OF that day and 1t will be seen mat there are
AcOngl for q week in Lent Two carloads OF chicago
dressed beef rough looking were seized Dy inc Dsss
on era who cOnhscated II as unwh0lesone IOOd Ihey
have also taken some Westerndressed hogs. IL Is TOO
le In the season TO send dressed meats from the west
There were sheep received to-day, WIZ cars at
Rortiethst cars Hudson City, and car at Communl
paw The market about &C. better than yesterday ana
AL have been sold. Those at Fortethst were sold az
Eoliows, Via; four by Hume Elliot, one Of them
prime fine wool State sheep OF lO5 az l9e win - OUT
Al 9ic aud at SC. They were fed by T. H. CranoaH
Of Wayne County, and weighed llsn at home One car
90. with another from same place fed By shpley
d %, az SIC. The other were lOl n ONO medium
wool aud brought esc g. McGraw sold one car OHIO
eomiDon 80 sheep at SIC, with 20 culls OF 70 &C.
Kirby sold one car Ohio 60 ~ at &C. At Hudson CITY,
1udd buckingham Co sold four cars State sheep, one
of them another 50 D. both az ec one car IS 10
stc. and $50. Kase Co sold the car at
Conmunpaw for &C; they were 81 n Ohio sheep. Re
selpts for two days, 3. 100 head.
Hog are little hrmer to-day with eight cars at Com
munbaw and four cars at Forethst Prices range from
&c 20 ofe choice lot would bring 10c or even iOtc
fsw salsa were made most OF the
sfore selling. Meeaf Gibbs sold two At Forteth
at H. hogs ice ~ e sEe also. four cara which arrived
yesterday l63 Ill hogs 1t same price. Stahp6cker
DornEn sold one esr Ohio pigs, I27 10, at etc.
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TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL; COMPANY
II UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL sIhAash.r ooA~
Rssulsr Mail s,ssmsu saihas the 23a Of every ush"'
MISSISSIPPI, Cart sIocvn, March u
kERHlMACK Cart TmssRnAs Apnifa
SOUTH AMERICA Capt TIExLEPAusE, Myss. 49,.
IN, sr,udd schedule tine and call AZ ~ Ino,s
P. P.smbuso Bahia Rio de JAnsio going and returning r'
"'''"' Wg h 0aRRis0s Agent Nc B0Whnsussl
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9ort WlarSnl's Notit,.

~~~~~>~ STATE Ngv-yoRG,
PoRrwAspxSS orUcz, No 20 wilhsmSt
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed April u ISL sousa Il n a
In having charge Of the subject matter OF ,neh aa
or survey that following vessels are aos nsder siae
49, ar Por, Wadens the said
~ within succeeding tbs soue on eeAa s
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nnln MARKETS.

I'afs'u'D eSO sTIuRsDAY March DC, 1858.
IsUTS--The market Is quiet for fo's "' 20 %0~So o.
P-sJls are .; mer at $119Sll 90 - --,- IL.
~ psdig meet with steady fair demand and prices
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prcFTpTe an PRODUCE

REIEIPIb OF PHUUUIE.
March N.-s7n bbs Flour, 40 bbls Whisky, COS bbs.
Corn Meal i5ls sacks Corn Meal 40 bush Wheat 6e9s7
bnsh Corn $40 bush Oats 80 bush. Rye 10S bush Malt
l1s bush. seeds sSs pkgs Beef i2co bbn Pork m pkgs
at Meat Lore pfgs Lard An pbls Petroleum
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NEW -JERSEYsR. R:1For PHiLAD I pH 4,
Pbi, no M IL M 5 ~ and night For Bait and Arlington
N, 1880 For South and u n"00
1902 M =, o,, y, So 8
FOR THE wBsTTo Cincinnati and chcso-sto a M ~ ~;
m 100 m The $40 and 1880 trains through Win Oas
one Change Silver sleeping m tram run lnroush 70
without change making connections a. CuehAu
ssTy m traus lines Family compartment cars also on
o M tTss on Mon through Chicago without ehne
enc TIA lines with ell morning ans nom
ChIs.sa Wv isDalyl r. W. JACKSON, Gen. Sup'L
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4inzntiaI.

WANTED 100 Shares NEW-YORK AND
80 CONNECTICUT RIVER STRAIN TRANSPORTATION COh'
fASL Cab kSJNs Beg ~ Lsol Ftv-yOt fotyoeee 900
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RICE-Prices steady at lOt for Carolina, and
a9zc for IangOOn, but there ~ less activity, anu We
have sales tO-adviBe.
sUGAR5-Raw Sugars have SOLD less freely, the de-
maud being principally from the trade for small lots
Tpers however steady basis OF l0l dllbc for fair
m good Refining; sales Of165 hhds at for Cuba;
Ia1iSie for Clarified do. nGl3ic f0r Porto RICO nt1
Isl fGr English Island, and rs boxes Havana on private
S-rms Refined are iimer, closing at l7se Tor Hards
sEEDs-The market is lower for CoyerSeed; sales OF
s51 bags nj I2al3c. Timothy Seed is hrme sales OF go
BUSH al 81 35as2 TO- Rough Fla1seed u firm at " VOC
"a s. -. o,. o.. 7 ono
RYe. aud nOe., cash, for Short DO.
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COUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(wIN-

- TER ARRAEGEhENTSl
Babylon and all way stations =, -, 49,,
Railroad Jsnsica for Babylon and all way stations L.
Leave Jsmss.ip r. al via L. Railroad to Jsmae' TOT
BABYLON and all way stations c.,,-.i
Railroad 10 Jamaica Babylon and all uaJstaitoah .
Leave BABYLON al IS a for Jamaica and ali wsy
ing with Railroad arriving at JsmeSsp A. ~ se,,.e,
Leave Babylon at 73 for Jamaica and az "a :.
Ing With Of BroOtyn Csnlr.l Railroad arriving -
btoolyn $3.50, ,,n q, Jamaica and all vsysaiOus
p,eus with Train Of l. Railroad arriving at J.|ss rsp
Bsbylon 1910 Jamaica ana al "rssuas coa
,,n, nth tr,in Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving nl
ave- Brooklyn at los and ~ L.. 49,. 49,, 40
ninutea -- q
To take effect Nov 4 1857.
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NEW-YORK and W-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE ,, lJ6I.
n,,tg, citation EwYoh Twenty ssyenthst and Fourth
ave- Entrance on Twenty -seVenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRK;
20, Bridgeport 100 800 tEL). u3o ials
tE1) AGO (IsI D. AS. 90 aud 90 ZEE m. -, =,
PoT Milford susoj Fairfield Southport, snd "ssp' NV '
4 IN 14S. 40 m. 80 ~,
FOR Sorrak 100 800 (EI 800 ll0 lzlo (EIh @W tSIb
a45. 80 (BI.l SD. 400 (Erl p m.
For DaTen, 100 900, lLjO 3t5 go, 80 m.
For STANFORD ZOO (Er) 800 ll3O R5 (EL) AIS 400
fR.1 l45 % (Erl, 40 SO. G 3D. 400 tBL) p m -.
FOR intern sdsts stations Io $40 lLSo Nj |
wv wv 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 500 m tEI 400 (Brl' Aoo
FOR Boston Shore Line l9l5 LEI % 500 - 80 "a
For Hartford and Springfield 500 Erh lRlo J." thL o."
D
Connecicut River Ralrsad bW liz m 'ioN-
ueal 400 y. to Northampton .. 81, ooo ,v, totS
fOF Hartford Providence, and Fhhh kaosd NJ" 'Ahj ~ ~
For View Haven New London sOunsOn Railroad at AGO N
H. IS, AGO AGO p m.
Fof Canal Railroad ial5 m to North, npou
For IIou,atouc Railroad, 500 N, 800 M
Nor Esngatuck Rsiosd. aO0s m. 400 -
For Dsn6ury and Sorwslk Railroad, 100 $40 N 4t~p n
81 SAINT
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enan St,amtrs.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
IN ,,.tsh thsr splendid Steamships IRON hevIes no
Pier No 49, River foe WarsAs neon al Lover Raves 'AAs
w, Passage or Frsifht ever both Rontss, slovG
VIA PANAMA -
APRIL T-sssu,hp GUIDING STAR ssansetss With sssaAsp
oREGONIAN. for Freight only --..,,.. I'D,
APRIL ls-s.ssnshp SANTIAGO pB CUBA, eenneehas wa
et.su,hip OREGONIAN with Freight and Passengers
VIA NICARAGUA - ..yI,.
APRIL 7stsu,hip GUIDING STAR ssnasctsf Win Ssamas
NOsRs TAYLOR, for Passengers only. 40, -,
Steamships expressly tItsd Tor .nls
s.ssd for safety speed Eeans and Contor and hsr raves '
Passage Freight vi. alv. he lower an ssJ LIE
Yer fanhsr Particulars asdrsss the underngn ~ Ne "
GsuYefk ~ II Nm br,ssasnt
CHARLRs DANA, Wee President WIN WEEP rrs"s'as
No "a Exchange Place =. L.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD--Winter Ar;
II rsngsment-Change Of Tme-Lesvs Janesshp: NAL
sn ior Greeupo s1L all v.,aon connecting At Mnso, VITA
and al way station. r. n Express for River Head
trsin and all Nsyst'tons
and Hsmpss passenger n and for North Ihp saof
DAYS only.
Sup., Excursion Hunters Point sl5 arrives at
Hunters Point 40 p "a. To take eject Nov = 1901
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oOTTOS-The business has again been quite large, ana
t..ces a 81 ffthef improved e. eiG5,S frm 0le
..afs are based upon moderate receipts and encourag
H. foreign .,vices sales OF 5,979 bales, including Si 10
tprte c812 TO exporters. and l,7sl 70 spoculajos We
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STEAMBOATS, anS EaiIrOaSs.

UOR ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare, u 30, and
.daseH g 3, RolS. west tPs a N" River.
near foot sphsgt daily tsstarisys excepted ho $3.50
cheaper, and psissnt route 70 The great "ee fA' Oh '
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NOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
sts,mbost NELLIE WHITE leave, Pier No 81 han Nsi'
oeloei D. Tue,dAy THURSDAY and SATURDAY. eonhesNng S .
1a,s R.l,oad ReteBg South korrSkoS alternate ~s
1ts
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Go. A. LEAyIIr, AuctoneeI. - ...... - =,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL. Arorpl,es and Esbihst LRANItr STREBhlGh
"a CosuGNEySTs LERARgs tAIAiOGukD ASD SOLD
GREAT sALR or OH PAINTINGS ,,
FRIDAY and gATURDAl EVENINGS March y snf n A. y oeot
srs collection o Paintings 'nA and barge fa'oh sub
lets elegantly framed Among them be band shoss siofn
feaus r. Robb Muller Paul Ritter Hsaieb Tom Iay
or Fsuster W. H. Cooper Jesse Talbot frec hsnnt' kc 2e
Catalogues ajy and pictu exhibition from "a m 10 ~ u 20
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VITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
No. SO Bowery corner CaEAlh - -. =.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL SUNS IRON ~
Money deposited win draw interest from April Barb open
.v dsy from MoudAy "Wednesday add FRIDAY even
i 2 SO Bsbi books Rpgb, German and French lrses
PAYABLE in July and January
NTEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave,
~ sa,r, Of Pourteentb SIX PER CBNr INTEREST free ofts
pSfn' ~ ~ 49,, 49, Sor Ami 4 n H. hACLAY, PrSt
W n III H BUs. seey SIS. CONSTANT. yIoePres
No 90 wsnsn-st - .
Al ths ofe on oil snms OF 1Iu ana
-, ss re spt on ali sus not exceeding ESQ free
oGossnDent MOnsy deposited draws h'srs" IRON April
Open daily IRON 10 10 p. .
WALTER w. CONCKLIN. rr''d'as
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON. sesrter.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
NE NEW MARBLE RRR-PROoP BAhklEohODeh.
Nos Thrdave hewYork opposite C9opT p9s't1 .
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free nom tu' ALLOWED y" ALL
SUNS from ee 10 $500.
ISTERRsT COMMENCES APRIL I ,,,.
Tw. LILLE Secretary. -, :,
DEMOVAL-The INSTITUTION FOX The
III SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS CLERKS. has REMOVED |"
Ee 20 VE9R Rafs. P0utssvt. corner 81 kisi hass''ah
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= R Il 3 R R LEAVE DEPOT

SUNDAY TRltys-s:30, m WAY Train for ot,viej y m sud
33l for PAtetson' $50 Night Empress Tor pu9.TH bs'
Dorchester Salamanca sud all ponts West aud soth Sup H.
IMMIGRANT end WAY Trsu l00 for Paterson aud Port J,@ 80
FIps through " Saamanes nnnkk ana ba5 WA
on change Of coaches direct connection with all Southern anu
Western lines - a., ..- -,
Night Trains " o., p.o.ix.x
Depot foot Of Ch.mbert NerYorf Long Dock Depot Jersey
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Cataloyues
EDWARD PETTINGER, Misunderstanding
IL eth SALE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY Gas. P.e' 90
At, eopting Miscellaneous Ars Horte. Boats IRON h@Is
sugar Men Clothing. Dry Goods Waehe' 'htH RS
tolls Hardware hboes, etc
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

Henry d. Allis to Pc er Hess, part of
Allis & Howes' subdivision. part of south
Henry ID. Aiiis to Lewis Howes, undi-
vided half OF Lots 3, 6, 7, TO- IL. Ii, 10 and -,
Allis e. Howes's Subdivision. for 81. 900.
John A. Reilz to Joseph Faut. Lots IS
H. @. Wheeler TO Conrad Baker. part of
the west half of Block 2, Sharpe'S Enlarge
ment, for -, 800.
John Carson to Thomas S. Keetz south
east quarter of southwest quarter, section
%, township 5, range 10; a the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter, Sec
zion 81, township 5, range 10, fr s.. 200
sam 81 Rogers to William K. Rogers.
part of Lot =, Lower Enlargement. and
undivided half of fractional Lot l, Ne
Grary's Enlargement, for 81.
Chester .. Dayi~ to John Walter. Lot %,
Block "a, Lamaseo. for $3.50.
jacob Meyer 10 Daniel Meyer, Lot 7.
Block 40, Lanlasco, for 81.
Jnl. Z. Stacer TOD. W. Knowles. part
for 81 90.
John II. Rocker to Elizabeth Kron, ptof
Blocks and 4, Shapes Enlargement; for
John A. Reitz to William Meier, Lots p,
p and D. Block %, Lamasco: for $3.50 o.
John Shanklin to VIII am Se1smeler,
Lois ID and 70, Shanklin's Enlargement;
Tor 500 90.
Elijah DeCanp to sutton Stull. west
= sou beast quarter section 4, tss1 nshlp 5,
range IL, ans southeast quarter sOut beast
quarter section 1, township s, range II; for
1901 90.
A fred R 30 US to Howard .. Woodrow,
undivided Is OF Lots and 3, STOCK II3s
August Braums to William SuhIenrich
Lots IL and u, BLOCK %, Lamaseo; for
s 90 90.
part of Lots Ii and IA, Block 6, Elliott's
Enlargement; for 500 90.
Morris Kahn to 5. L. Kahn. Lott Block
8, Eastern Enlarge nent; for = 0o0 W.
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: pEOkAL NOTICES
Ynn Nav Be Too Late.


z3ss NJ &rned in time. / iseases like Indi-
ssFsErEan and Dyspepsia are not to be trif1ed
VIII There Is such a thing as being too
sSIIfs IN Etless matters Inflammation, or
s-EzEzc~5auS Cancer. or some other dangerous
1iSss@se may E6ue, when all restoratIveS,
L z,E, zEaatter how potent. would be inefect-
EaaA~ DO not delay then WEen the symp-
tnUzE $ 4ot Dyspepsia are fist experienced,
.-spslsT4 at 0Ice TO the great restore tive
NJ. es't5 e. ne. IIOSTErTER'S STOMACH BIT
'ESZsS and you will be sac.
ENrE ftsw disorders Involve greater suffer-
e. szlu. IL not In itself imme lately dam
sszzra1e ii il the source of many deadly
q a .sdIes. Even If 1t did not tend to
g7zFsaaer evils, the mental and physical
.szSzaszy ii produces Is alone suHncient
sRs4soa why no pains should be spared 70
sxssss 81 The globe is IL so completely donaes-
sssEz1eG as in our own. where il IS Iou, q q
'ssssssEly every household. HoSIE fEfsie
s-1Es 81 ACd BIT Els are unive sal y con-
asshAHa 20 be the vereign remedy iot tnls
sz8zas gilg disease, as they aetdtFec y ofon
s.te.fzssii geStive organs, correct ana tone the
.slEszs "a esef, and give renewed vitality 20 the
SYN. ActIng delightfully."- upon the
-IEsa1sEss and soothing the BRAIN. renders
ssZizsal2 efica ciouS as a mental medicine, as
axuse4 as a genial stOm chic. If taken rs q
, eszasFen tive, they VIII be found particular
~ y Ell suited to the diseases arising from
&saa unhealthy season OF autumn, and
sssaar use will prevent the creeping, un-
FS=zaant sensation often complained of
G1zEBa the chills are creeping slowly upon
zEaEs patient. ljanS
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Anlusements.

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-Last night
was the occasion of the benefit of
Miss Fanny B. Price, and the second
presentation of the great sensation
drama, entitled Under the Gas
Light" The house was well filled
with fashionable and appreciative
audience, a testimonial to the accom-
plished beneficiary that was we'll de-
served. The play is indeed great
sensation, and it will of course fill the
house tonight.
The whole company played we'll,
last night, as was attested by the
hearty applause given in every act.
This is the last night of this great
drama, and those who would see it.
should engage seats early.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

WHAT We Wharf.-The Lexington
(Kentucky) Library Asso citation has
just held its annual meeting. 1t is re-
ported in a good condition, with
twelve thousand volumes in the Lii
@brary. Lexington is a smaller city
than Evansville, and less able to
maintain such an institution, yet we
are struggling to pay the paltry sum
of one thousand dollars to place ours
on better foundation. We hope, for
the credit of the city, that the pres
ent effort will succeed, and that the
Library Association has more pros
porous future before it.
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TURNER'S Tic D0LOUREU1 or
TERKER'S TIC B0L0UREUX or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGEA PILLS,
.l...-sss RSANl NEURALGIA PILLS.

II f5Gye, Certain, and speedy Cure for
%eatrGtgiG nd all Nervous Diseases.
dads an unfailing remedy in all cases of
,4 9s5szaal Neura lgia, often eHeCtiRg q perfect
1s7Ezass u sing te day. No form Of Nervous
s5SaEAsse fails 10 yield TO its magic influence.
ltsFsaeaz the SeVereSt cases of Chronic Neural
agN9ss and general Nervous arrangements of
.sEss5zggr Gears standing, affecting the entire
~ gstk5rcl, Gre completely and permanently
,-ssgz5sd EE- 1t in few days, or a few weeks
,'s;set A4ae. ElGnost. 1T contains nothing iniu-
MYTHS 80 the most delicate system, and can
,azsN7asas be used with perfect safety. 1t IS IN
.ssiaUz1Sx.t use by the best physicians. who
a4gsEss II their unanimous and unqualified
siseKxgOxal. Sent by mail on receipt eff 81
;saskis3s 5Eo posfage-stamps. Sold every where.
sEURNEh & Co, Sole Proprietors,
A2O fremont Street. Boston. Mass.
sssssssz 55n, cod
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsEAgE.--The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were enter
ed for record in the office of the County
Recorder during the week ending Fri
day, January 10Th, 1868:
Charles w. Kappium to John F. Wahl,
east part of southwest quarter northwest
quarter, and east part of sou beast quarter
northwest quarter section 81, town 5, range
TO- for $500.
wes5 half southeast quarter northwest
quarter, section 20, town 6, range II; no
Consideration.
Adam Bayil to Charles HEM east half
southeast quarter northwest quarter, rec
ton 10, town 6, range II, for SlOO.
John Sam pSOn to Joseph snyder, south
west quarter northwest quarter, section 20,
town T. range 10, for $500.
y J. p Elliott to Francis Barnes, part of
los IL, BLOCK 8. Elliott's E.. la. g mem, Tor
$50.
Lewis Howes to Peter He's. lots 8, Z, 10,
IL a.d IA, Axis & Howes's subdivision, p TT
of souIhea-t quarter, for s., 800.
Joseph SescheIl to ThOs- Worth, north
" est hall OF lot II, Origin al Plan, for So.
Thomas Worth TO Mary Ann SetcheIl,
nogthw est half OF lot "A, Original Plan, s..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

WITHOUT LICENSE. = Affidavits
were fled with the Recorder against
certain parties, yesterday, charging
violation of the city ordinance forbid
ding the retailing of spurious liquor
without license. The Recorder as
well as policemen, are manifesting
commendable degree of zeal in ferret
ing out and furnishing offenders of
this law.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

ia To all persons wanting good. re-
Hg6le Insurance and prompt sstLlenae''5
"a case If loss, L hereby recommend
the UtiO5. Insurance Company, Of In
dianal oils, ind who have this day
paid me. through W. j. Lowry 6 [ O..
their Agents, the sum of six hundred
(S600) dollars. in full payment of my
loss by FIRE, On the 10Th day of De-
cember last. MAETIAs KARLE.
Evansville, Jan. 9, 1868.-d3t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

PERSONAL. = Prof.. Lovelass, of
Washington, Indiana. is in the city.
Mr. Loveless is distinguished edu-
Gator
C aptain J. B. Finney, of the firm
of Peter Casey & Co., Vlcksburg,
passed up the river, on Thursday
night, en- route to Louisville and
Frankfort.
Mr.. J. ". Miller, News Editor of
the Cincinnati Commercial, favored
US with a call, last night. He is a
passenger by the Nick Longworth, en-
route to Mississippi and South Caro-
liua.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

sg~ At the request of Cadets of
Temperance, Bro. Pentecost, Pastor
Of First Baptist Church, marble
HalD will preach a Temperance Ser
The friends Of temperance, the COM
munity in general, and especially the
young gentlemen and ladJes of the
city, are cordially invited to attend.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-11

AooIDENr.-Mr. Mayo, a young
gentleman engaged as bill clerk at
the Freight Depot, while skating
night before last, fell and fractured
some bones in one of his arms. His
injury is not very serious, but a
very painful, one.