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AYERS CATHARTfC PILLS.

For all the Purposes Of q LexdttUe Medicine
Perhaps no one medicine is so univer-
nor was ever any before so universally
adopted into use, Ia every country and
among all classes, as tins mid bat efficient
purgatlYe PII4L-- n obvious reason Is,
that II is a more reliable andmfar more
enectuaI remedy than any ether. Those
VINO have tried IL know that II cured
them; those who have not, know that il
cures their neighb DIS and friends, and all
know that What L. does once IL does al
WayS-that II never fails through any fault
or neglect Of its com position have
O. ousands upon thousands of certificates
OF their-renIarkahle cures Of the following
complaints. blu such cures are known in
every ne~ighbOrhoOd, and we need not pub
Iish them. Adapted 70 all ages and condi
lions, in all climates; containing neither
calomel or any deietertOus drug, they may
be taken9with safety bs anybody Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh
and makes them plea ant 70 take, while,
being pm ely vegetable, no ham can arise
from their use in any QUANTITY.
They operate BY their powerful influence
on the internal viscera to purify the blood
and IL into healthy actfon-re-
love the obstructio8s Of the stomach,
bowels, liver, and other organs of the
health, aud 10y eOrrectfn Wherever the
exist. sucn derang ments as are the first
Origin OF disease.
per on he box FOR the following COM
pfafnts wnfcb these PAELS rapidly cures
For Dgsp1pstG or Ladfgest on, L stessness,
LoaaOur, aEd Loss u Appettte, hey should
be tax en- moderately. - Stimulate the
stomach aud restore its healthy tone and
For Lieer C05nplaiat and its various
SYM JOms, Btious HeGdlche, SfcE Head
ache, Jdspdgce or Gaee9R 6ck4ess. Bilious
Cote. and bat0Us teUers, they should be
jndiciousIy taken Tor each case, to correct
n diseased action or remove the OBJ
structiOns which cause Il.
For DYseBfeFQ or DtGTTh0u, but one mild
dose is gene ally required.
r. For RheIn6dtisnB, GOuf, Gravel, Pa 'pit0-
ton II The HeGTt, Fdta "a the SIDE kdcE, ana
L0tts, they should be Continuously taker,
as required, TO change the diseased action
of the system. With such CT ange those
complaints disappear. s.EEN 4eFH
For DrOpsy and DropsteaJ SIce hngs they
should be aiken in large and frequent
doses, TO produce the effect OF a drastic
purge.
For Suppression a large doe should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by
AS a DINNER PILL, take one or two
I'LL TO promote digestion AMI relieve
stomach. .8fW fE.
An occasional dose ates the stOm-
aeh and bowels into healthy action, cre-
the appetite, and 1nvigOratee the
system. Hence IL is often advantageous
where no serious arrangement exists. One
who feels bolerably well often finds that a
dose of these Pills makes him feel de.
cidedly better. from their clee sing and
.reuOvating effect on the digestive appa
DIR. ]. G. AVER d CO.,
Practical Chemists,
apI DIM Lowell, Mass, u. 5 A.
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State of Indiana, V-anderbuEgh County
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, OctO-
Der Term, 1858.
Mary Iods Us. Daniel 3. Dods.
ET APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
on file in the Clerks Office of said Court
that the said defendant, Daniel B. DOds,
is a nonresident of the state OF Indiana
Notice S hereby given him Of the pend
ency Of said action (fOr dtvOrce), and that
the same viii and for trial on the first
day of the next term of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, to be begun and held at the
courthouse in the city of Evansville on
the first Monday in October, 1868.
Witness Blythe Hynes. Clerk Of the said
Court, and the seal thereof, this Etu day OF
April, 1858.
apo w3t BLYTHE HYNEs, Clerk.
TARMS FOR SALE.-Eo. ]. One farm
of 100 acres, 70 acres cleared; Two good
orchards. Price $500.
No. 2. One farm of 10 acres; plenty OF
water; two good orchards; new frame
house. containing six rooms; all Kinds OF
small fruit. Price $500. The farm VIII be
exchanged for city property.
No. 3. One farm Of 50 acres ala In grass.
Price $3.50.
These farms are within sixteen miles OF
the city Of Evansville. Terms easy.
Address EDWARD A. BAKER,
Real Estate Agent,
apr23 diff NeWburgn, Ind.
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BY CabIe.I LoNDoN, April 2s-Eve.
COEsOLs--93@993%. y
AMERIcAS SEGURIrIEs-Quiet; 5-2Os, 7OL;
Erie, AZ; Illinois Central. 94A. -
FRANKFORT, April 2S-Eve.
U. s BqGDs-Firm at 75&.
LIVERPOOL, April 28-Eve.
COTrON-ClOsed duh aud a fraction low
er; sales of 10000 bales; considerable doing
TO arrive; middling on the spot 1874; 70
arrive 18Id; or cans 1874. Advices from
Manchester are ~favorabIe; yarns and
fabrics firm and actfve.
BREADsTUFFs - Quiet; corn steady at
1Ss 81.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard active and advancing,
with sales at SIS 81; other ARTICLES quiet
and unchanged.
PRoDUcE-Rosin advanced to Is for COM
mon Wilmington; petroleum dull, and
declined to IS Id for STANDARD white other
articles unchanged.
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By Telegraph -rnsEER EoRE, April q.
The market is a Iittfe more animated,
but IS far from active yet. Heavy Brown
Sheetings lie drmer; Atlantic A, Appleton
l9c; stark A, I812c; New Market RR and
Laurel d, lsc. Printing Cloths more act
I've at 9IG for poor, and9Zc for good stand
ard makes, but holders are now asking Toe
at the least. Prints nave been moving
more freely, anal for low and medium
races the market is drmet; FTeem&p's
now brlng l2c, aud al dark styles of Ian
caster. The Oriental aud other workg
have BEEN closed, so no good Prints can be
had below A0f5c; at which prices Amos
keags, RichmOnds and SpraZues are sell
ing, There. is some talk about advancing
Prints, but the demand is not active
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C-LNCINEATI. April q.
FLouR-Fifm bat quiet and prices uu-
changed.
WHEAT-Firm and unchanged.
C0RN-Scarce anu 10 95c for
ear; shelled sold at the same rate
OATs-ScaFce and arm at SOC for No, l.
RYE-Unchanged and quiet.
BARLEY-Unchang ed aud quiet.
CoTToS-Dudl and nomina at 3O% 93Ic
for mIddIfng.
T~sBAcCo-In active demand at full prices
sales OF 240 hOgsheads lugs at 81 5099 80,
and leaf at Sl0q25.
WHIsKY-Irregular aud n0minalIy 81 10
az Is TOR free
PRovIsIoNs-GeneraIly nrn with o strong
market; mess pork is held at S2S 50, but
al l2Zc tor shoulders, and I4zal5c for light
AID heavy sides, bat holders asked &c
htgheri bacon quiet at lS7Ra8E@4c for shout
derS; l55zdl6c Tor sides; t641i7c for C ear
rim, and l7%c for clear, with some demand
for C ear bulk sides son future deliver at
l7c, put no sellers; lard is held at SIC, with
buyers at lS14c; IL sold at 1850 delivered at
Richmond, Indiana. and at lSc last eveu-
ing, deliv' red AT Ma isOn. Indiana.
C~HEESE-hlrm al bnl6c for old; there is
some new III market, nut the grade is
poor; il brings lOt8l3c, according TO quality.
PoTATOES-Scafee and advanced 20 IS %
al 90 per barrel, on arrival.
A~PPLEs-Firm al s6@7 so per barrel.
EGGs-Firm AZ &c.
Recommendations to 35@3Sc for re-
fined free.
O~ILs-Linssed OH frmer nd selling at
81 l59i II; lard OIL firm at 81 409I As.
buy ng.
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RIVER N Z w : /.
FU<oa River He1as see serellth rage.
The rain ceased about SIX. O'Clock yester-

The rain ceased about six O'Clock yester-
day evening, and soon after the clouds
cleared away --......B Business was very good
or the wharf IN the afternOOn~.--The
arrivals and departures up to two O'clock
this morning were as follows: Re le Lee,
New Orleans to Louisville; Lewellin, Ten
nessee River to Evat sviIIe; Talequah, Ar
kansas River TO Cincinnati; and Messen-
ger, from Saint Paul to Cincinnati.
The Messenger was loaded to the guards
with pig iron and ead-..~..Th Belle Lee
had but a light trip OF freight. but a large
passen zer list..-~.The LewellIn came in
with a lair trip, br ngiug a few bales Of
cotton, and p hog heads OF tob cco--.-....
The Talequah had avery light trip ...-.
Attention is called to the notice OF Captain
Lemcke, TO be found IN another part-of
this paper, which viii be found of interest
to shippers ......., The Fannie Brandeis left
for Nashville, yesterday evening, with a
good trip, and the Cumberland. for Cairo,
with a fair packet trfp---~--.Ths j.. r
Hoyle left for C~loverport, last evening,
with-a light load. 04
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New Orleans Market.

By T~elegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. April %.
CoTroN-Qai6t and deeiiheds middlipgs
S01sc; sales, 40 bales; receipts 9I9 bales NO
exports.
STERLI~G-l5l%0I54. "
NEW YORK EXCHANGE-Half cent pre-
MUM. aa aIHE r. .. .HE
GOLD-l40.
SUaAR-NOminaL s .tta -
FLOUR-Dull; S%uperdne SO ..
corn Quiet n firm az 81 o..
OATs-75c
HAY-AdvaBced 10 s2O824.
50
BACON+Flrm. "
CLEAR SIDES-lS%0lS<c-
SHOULDERS-l3ZWl4c.
LARD-Firm 'ierces l9H9l9%; keg 1870
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nWeIIIng House Cor Sale.

"ILL be sold on accommodating
terms Lot No. 8, in Book No. ?, in
the Southern Enlargement Of Evansville,
on which is a new sud fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other out
buildings, bef z the late residence of Jacob
H. Miller, o~nChandler street.
Apply at the Evansville National Bank,
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Vice Pres't.
maT26 II
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@NOYETABY& C01HEROIAL

To CoUNrRY NFRcHASTs--We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of tie JoURSAL
Company for pFIntlng Fancy Posters and
all kinds of anercauttle work, viz, BIZ
Heads, Cards. Circulars, &c. riders for
work can ne seat through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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e York Market.
~ YoRK. April p

By Telegraph New YoRK, April 2S
CoTrON-Dun and a shade lower; sales
5000 bales at BIC tcr mtddIing uplands'
FLoUR-keceipts, 1854; market dull and
5glOc lower sales 40 pb1s. at 50 49g9 %
for Superfine state and WESTERN SO 20M
$40 80 for Extra State; SO 20@lI IS for Extra
Western Sl2509I4 90 for White Wheat Ex-
ira; $40 309l4 90 for Round Hoop Ohio;
Sill 00al2 p for Extra ST. Louis. Sl2 500
10 90 for good to cHFice do. closing dull;
Cali Ornia heavy and dropping; sales, 100
s sFeb e. Sl2 @fI bni I2i Il Ry 3 ~ 90 69uieV ana
CORN MEAL Quiet.
WHIsKY-SQmInal.
WHEAT-Receipts. "A $50 busheis; market
more active but I@2c lower: sales, 53.003
bu. at s. 50 for No. 2SPrtng delivered ~ 70
DO to arrive; = % for No l 90 10 STOP AT
Troy 767 bu. Golden Drop Spring and An
Der Pennsylvania were sold en- private
terms. -
BARLEY M~ALr-Quiet.
CANADA bEA7-More active; s2les 5000
CORE-Receipts 1850 bushels; market
quiet and wihout decided ehRnge; sales
of 4I.0O0 bushels al 81 I39I lbZ for new
mixed Western ahoat; 81 lz91 - for white
Western and Southern.
. OATs-Recefpts 900 bushels; market de-
cIdedly rower; sales of 5000 bushels at 81
@SiZc for Western in stoTei e6486he
ahoat. closingduui with no buyers, at in
side quotations..
CoFFEE-Qqiet and firm; sales Of 5000
bags of Rio reported al IIIc, gold
SUGAR-Ffrm sales 1850 h~ogsheads at
Io49I2He for CUBA, and 129I3Ac for Porto
Rico.
MoLAssEs-Quieti sales ofeo barrels Gu
ba at asa &c. Ell
HOPS Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at I2Lc for crude, and
NC for refined bonded
PRovIsIONs-Pork drmer and quiet:
sales Of 2,456 barrels at SIS 50a29 for new
mess. closing at 50, regulars 81 2GZ7 80
TOR old do, closing a. 81 80, regular; s3g
S23 50 for prime; S24 S7925 . for prime
mess; also, 1900 barrels new mess 1T $50,
buyers first half OF May, and 500 - sellers
June. Beef steady; sales of 40 barn els at
Sl5a2O 30 for new plain mess; SD 50a2i %
for new extra mess; also, l50 tierces at
$50 50939 for prime mess S4t9l3 50 for In
dia mess beef hams dull; sales of 50 bar
rels at s57. Cut meats firm sales Of $40
pkgs at l}9l314c for shoulders; I729IS4c !
for hams mlddles quiet and firm, with
sales of 10000 pounds snort RIB, to arrive, at
l6c. Lard Quiet aud steady; sales OF $50
barrels at ls9IS55ei also, 30 barrels new,
sellers June ut l9c.
BUTTER-Q Quiet at 2l940c for Ohio. and SO
053e for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet and steady at I28I7c.
FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool dur; 1900
sacks Of wheat and corn, per steam, aL6d
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"ANTED-AGENTS-To sell the
LTEE OF EEMERAL GR NJ

BY John S. G.. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three dne steel engravings
only by subscription. Agents will find
this a work that will sell itself. The SUBJ
iect, author, and the fine style in which
the b ok viii De published cannot fail to
insure for IL an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to gOod agents. Price TO
suit the times. We are now ready to as
a Co, Publishers, 40 Walnut Street. Gin
~cinnati, Ohio. TmarIS diff
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, April q.
FLOUR-Steady and fairly active; sales
o Spring extras at 50 500lf s.
WHEAT-In fair demand; unsettled. fr-
regular and lc lower; sales of 40. l at 81 Il
az l9 and No. ? at s. 1902 IA; closing at
81 10 for No. ?.
CoRN-FIrmer and more active; ILSa2c
higher; SIDES Of NO.T al S6aS7c: No. 2 at
S3@S SEC; rejected at S29S3c; closing firm at
s6@SSc for No. /, and steady at SIG for
new.
OATs-In better request and. Ic higher;
sa es at S3995Zc; closing steady at the in
side price.
RYE-More active; sales OF NO 1 at 81 81
al 50; No. , 81 S08I 81.
PRovIsIoNs-FiTm and steady. Mess
Pork sold 1T SIS. Lard sold at lSc. Dry
Sailed shoulders bring l515c. Dry Sailed
Hams sell at l5Ac.
HoGs-Live are dull and IO8I5c lower;
sales at IS 5009 6215 for good TO choice.
CATTLE-Beef dun at So 5097 37H for light
steers; s. S7L9S so for fair 70 good 50 for
extra choice.
FREIGHTs-Dun DC for oats to Buffalo.
~ S,92S barrels -four; 21,2S5
bushels wheat 1880 bushels corn; 59,250
bushels oats; los live hogs
SHIPMENTS 1873 g barrels of flour; 24,9S3
DuSh9Is OF wheat; l26 425 bushels Of corn;
52,SOJ bushes Of oats; 34l live hogs.
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Honsas 40 To- at Anetion.

WILL SELL At AUCTION, MON
III day, May 4th. 1868, at the courthouse
door n Evansville. at 2 o'clock P NJ. Lot
No. 5. Block No. 4, Eastern Enlargement,
on which are two frame building, with
five rooms; LOT 20 by 100 feet. Terms-S50O
cash the b4Iance in SIX and twelve
mOnthsl with interest.
HIRAM NELSON, A~uctioneer.
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0 al

TOR sALE-HOUSE-The fine dwell
~1sg-house on tine corner ofFirst street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot so feet front on
Fulton Avenue. Imnning back 40 feet on
First street. Good stable and other OUT
buildings on the preafses. The property
viii be sold cheap. Enquire of
f4 CHAS & %
Cor. Fourth St. and Fifth Az, LaLnasco,
or of GEORGE WOLFLIN,
apZ5 dim Nj. Vernon, Ind.
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House and Lot at Auction.

y WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
ton. on the premises, on the 4th day OF
May. H68, AT 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. on
Leet ST., Lot No. u, Block No. 8, Lamaseo,
on which Is a good twr-sJory frame mouse,
with seven rooms. stable, and out-houses
Size Of lot. q by 100 feet. Terms OF sale
One-third cash, one-thlrd in SIX months
and o~ne-third in twelve months from
date, with interest.
HIRAM NELSON. A~uctioneer.
APPS dtd
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGENT-An experienced
Life Insurance man as District Agent
for a Life Insurance Company which is
already well established, n has a large
BUSINESS in other portions of the state.
Address, with references in Indianapolis
ap29 d&WlW
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED - For
- HoWLAND's LIFE OF GEN GRANT,
AS 4 oLDIE \ S~TATESMAN. An ac-
curat4 History of mis- Military and Civil
Career. One large octave volume of $50
pages, finely Illustrated. Agent will find
this the Book to sell at the present time.
The largest commission given. We employ
no General agents, and offer extra induce
ments to eanvassers. Agents viii see the
advantage ofdeaiing directly with the pub
fishers For circulars and TERMS, address,
j. b. BURR. & Co, Publishers, Hartford,
Connecticut. [ap24 vat
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE-ROOM-A fine
store-roOm, No. IS Main Street, be-
tween Seeon and Third, now occupied by
or retail store. 4 lease will be given for
two, three, or I'VE years. For particulars
Inquire of John Enrich, OF the widow Of
Vim. r.rnrich.
ap9 ot4 LIZZIE ENRICH.
TOR RENT sTORE-HOUSE -That
very desirable s~tore-hOuSe, No Main
Street, win be rented to he ist January
next. Apply to CHARLES VIELE.
mch7 III
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DIR. A. WEBER

Corner of HOpkinsvtne, Ky.)
oilers Iis professional services to the c1ti-
EeI of Evansville.
Residence or Third, between Cherry and
OaK Streets.
once over toe Post-Cmce. I.e- dSm
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Executors Notice

EXeCutOPS N0LlC0.
RTOTICE a. HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the undersigned has been appointed
executor Of the viii Of Henry F.. 1Ornby,
late of Nanderburgb County. Indiana, de
ceased, and has duls qualified as such.
estate of said testatOF is solvent.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Executor.
Centre Township, April q, 1868.
apr2 dot, WIT
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TOR SALE II have a first
rate little farm of 80 acres, one mile
rom BoonVifle, Ind; 50 acres improve q,
and Is acres good timber; one-story br ok
mouse barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
md good fences-all upland and N good
'ondition-good for all kinds of grain and
rgtfGS I viii sell this farm cheap. or ex-
shange It for city property. Several gem
oIenen in this city know the farm.
mar9 diff ALVAH JOHNSON.
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Farm for Sale.

A SPLENDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
u in the edge of the City of Evansville,
Indiana. This farm is in full view of the
city. II Is in a high state of cultivation,
has one of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles and al necessary Outbuudtngs, and a
splendid selection Of almost every variety
Of fruit trees, 9 apes, ~shrubbery and flow
ers, and plenty of GOO water. 1t will be
Iold altogether, or the Improvements with
a part of the land. For further part1cu-
lars inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au29-3m.
EoH SALE-sEED OATs-2OOO bu shell
Chicago Seed Oats.
marl4 dti BALD & START.
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New YOrk gold and Stock Market

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. April Is.
NOSEY-Pienty and easy at car per cent.
on cali mainly the lower rate.
DISCOUNTS Prime. TdS.
STERLING Quiet at 9zSG!O for prime
bills.
G~OLD-StrOng opening at l39, and closing
at IS9L1l39E Loans are made at 214 per
cent. for carrying, % PEI cent. to Hat for
borrowing. The exports to-day were
S207. zoe.
GeVERSaIENTS-In fair demand during
most of the day; closed heavy. Henry
CIews & Co. furnish the annexed 4:3O
prices: Coupons OF Isl Il3HaIlSL; do. 20,
Il2LSall2L; do. "a, ll05Sgll015; do. 80,
uO5zdIGI; do. new, IuS5sgl0SZ; do. '67,
IO9E9109Z; 1O-40s, l025sglo&4; 7-30s, I0IH@
lO79S. The Assistant Treasurer bought half
"a million of 7-30s, and sold 100000 OF gold.
Louisville Market.
Bv TaIeoranh.I LOUISVILLE April 3.
TOBACCO steady with sustained rates;
sales of SO hhds. Tugs to good leaf oA9l5c.
COTTON-DuIl; middling S0Zc.
FLOUR-Superfne S. 1893 .; fancy IL %
4sl3 p
wHEAr-s2 6O92 20.
OATS-S0c.
CORN--90c.
RYE-S2 I532 Is.
BARLEY MALT-s2 75a3 %.
e sales at ISLc, held at 1916.
MESS ORK-Hel at SIS 50.
BACOS-Firmer and advancing; Shout
ders, l4ci clear rib sides, I71<c, aud clear
sides, lS4c.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I3c; sides 1916,
and clear sides IT1zc.
! WHISKY-NOminal.
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,


n the northeast portion 81 the city, has
Est been laid out into lots, and Is offered
or sale
IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
|
This prOpertyis situated conveniently
o the business portion of the city. and not
ar -nom the Main street line of Street
Railr ad, and any extension of said line
may be expected TO run close to 1t. Tue
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AID HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. 1t lies west of
the Longworth Tract QBe location Of the
proposed City PARK. and adj0iDs 4, and is
nsi de the corporation line.
We. invite All persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply INN edtately.
For further particulars, inquire of
SCHUBERT,
Real Estate Agents.
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or BAKER.
nari5 Mayors Office.
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r1OR sALE-A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine and
BOILER, and all the tools necessary (of the
Oest inyention) for boring oil wells; also,
which will be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers, very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK & co.
Commission Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
4febS If la-a
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n the northeast portion 81 the city, ha
Est been laid out into lots, and Is ofere,
or sale
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II REASONABLE PRICES AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-24
Baltimore Markets.

Coffee-Market continues quiet but firm; we
have but to note sales of DO bags Rio from Sc
cond hands at 16c. gold.
Flour was quiet yesterday, the only sales re-
ported being 100 bbls. Fine AT g. 80. Some in
Quiry for this description, but scarce. Market
generally steady at last quotations.
ain.-Wheat-Oferings on yesterday 2+o
bushels white and 2, ,250 bushels red included
In the sale 200 bushels choice Virginia Valley
at 2.e0, and 200 bushels prime do at 81 20; $50
bushels Pennsylvania at sou. Corn-receipts
6,eOO bushels white and $50 bushels yellow;
the market was steady, with sales OF 3,2eU
bushels prime white at 81. L.: 400 bushels do
at 81 II; 2,loO bushels fair do at 81 OSaI n9: 500
bushels damp do at 96c.aSl: 1880 bushels Of
yellow sold at Sl.'s; 100 bushels ordinary al
ST. Oats-6,300 bushels offered; market steady.
with sales at S3as5c.
Proyisions.-Marketv very firm for all descrip-
tons Of the hog product. Bacon-sales of Is
casks Shoulders in one lot to the trade ar I2g
cents. and 81 do. in Jobbing lots at 12k cents 50
do. RIB Sides at II cents; and % casks clear
rib in one lot AT Is cents. Bulk Meats sale
Of clear rib al l3& cents. Lard-Late on Satur-
day 100 tierces sold at l6A cents, and to-day I36
terces Western le-rendered al L. cents per
pound. Mess Pork is steady al s25 15aS26 per
barrel.
Sugar.-There was some inquiry. with. sales
of liG hhds. Porto Rico TO the tratNat 12a cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-24

The PRIZE RING-hcCOOle and COJlpn, tie
Hedry Heigbts.-This is set down for settlement
on the 27th of May, the parties representing. as
all know, the former, the Western ring of the
pugilistic corps OF the country, the latter the
Eastern. There need not be any fear in regard
TO the confronting of these famous athletes, as
each has expressed the determination to carry
the fight through with promptness and Justice.
nounced their condition at present is satisfac-
tory. Coburn in New York is attended by his
old fr END, Frank Mcintyre, and already has
succeeded in getting within a few pounds of
his fighting weight. McCoole, in St. Louis
with Mike Train or as his mentor, is working
zealously in his preparations. The fight will.
without doubt, prove one OF the most exciting
fistic events in modern times