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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08
ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Nem Fork Mnrnnl.


BY Telegraph.I NEW YoRK. March 8.
ooIToN-Firner and more active; sales
oi eO01 bales at NC for middiing uplands F;
aisot l,UOO bales in transit
FLoUR = Receipts OF ,392 barrels; the
IfiI InaFksI Is dull. heavy aud unsettled /;
s. sac 5 for sales sn % 599I barrels at
ern. 80 20a6 70 FOR extra sfafe sG H.
: ~ lof extra Western, g7m7 rs Tor VII fe
| ONO Az 6adss' ~ 90, ooel @ for round boon
Tor good choice sst. Louis. closIng heggg
rye rye honr quiet and lower; sales OF 80 bhls
CosN MEAL-Qaiet; sales or s,o t.-r.,.
OF Marsh's ; calarie at S. 10. i'i'
WaIsKYGe y, Quiet; sales Of 90 barrels West
WHEAT - Receipts, 1854 bushels. anli
and lower; sales Of - OOO bushels ~ 81 4fss
Ios 81 3. Tor NO. Spring In store aud dsIiy-
kYxE-Mofe steadyi sales Of 5000 bushels
OF We tern az 81 80.
BARLEY-In moderate request; sales o.
S,OV0 bushels; az Is Tor Hungarian aud Ca
nada west delivered; and 81 2S for Ger
BARLEY MAHr-ouiet; sales. 1000 bush
RYE MALT-sI 40.
corn Receipts, iO.c25 bushels; lc lower;
sales o 45.000 bushels az 94ag5c for new
mixed Western. aud DscgSI for old do. in
81 ore.
OATS without decided change: sales Of
lstSO bushels at T41zc for Western In store;
io1ac Tor do. a1Oat: also, sales OF "a OO
bushels, bnyers' option May, AZ NC.
~. LkAr5 - = EIs--H emlock sole steady at 500
0@c Ior BuenoS ayers.
WoeL-In fair request; sales OF $4,000
20 oands AZ 4Sa5Sc for domestic fleece; 65c
ZOE E e2mol p, ngi 44>z95s1<c for pulled.
CeFFEE-Duli
,s,ggaA15as--Quiet; go sales Of $50 hhds. OF Cuba
MoLAssEs- Dull.
PETRoLEUM-C hiet at 2Oc for cruda ayd
35c for refined bonded
ItoPS-Quiet.
LInsEED OIL-Quiet at 81 0laI O3.
5f1hAhS OF IUHPE ENTINE-Ouiet
HoRk-Flrmers sales OF l6U bbls at g3i 2Oa
81 o0 ior new mess, closing at 81 ~ cash
sol95d - Tor old do; s28gz7 . for prime
AID ~ 5O9S0 90 for prime mess: a 50 IOOj
t53 p9Is ~ neF mess, seller Ia four months, at
BEsF--Dull; sales of 100 bbls az a. 50ale %
% I%or new plain mess, and SI2glS 80 for new
rIGRcE BEEF-DuiI; sales OF SO tIerees at
= aSOc Tor prime mess, and AegS3c for India
= BEEF HAMs-Dun; sales of 100 bbls at
25a30c.
Cur MEATs-Quiet, sales l25 packages a.
iogl554c for shoulders, and l6l@gi71zc for
hams
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet. at 131<0s SIC for
western; l1c Tor fancy do, and l4Ql416c Tor
city mfddies nominal.
LARD-Heavy and dropping; sales of 4sO |
llerceA r. l41afa l9c for steam, aud l01SGI9lSc
IoT Kettle rendeTeds also 100 tierces steam,
seller March, at lee.
BpTTEE-Firm et sO@ssc for ohioi p957e
CHEESE Firm. at I9@22ISc.
FREIGHTS TO Liverpool dull and lower;
engagements OF $1,000 bushels wheat per |
steamer at 3g31ad.
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Cincinnati Marker.

BY Telegraph.l CIEcINEArI. March o.
FLOUR Dull; family SO 50a0 70.
WHEAT Quiet and but little offered I;
red winter 81 4j for No. 2, ana 81 So for No.
}, nominmly.
. a'OKN-rSteady at 0la6jc.
OATs-O71ltS
RYE 81 -
Cotton Firm at 28g2sAc, but the de-
mand \ light.
WHI-KY Firm at Ole.
PRoyIsIoNs-D - aud prices unsettled
aud nominal. Pork-lu0 ba rels sold at
s3l 30. Lard-l0 tierces OF prime city sold
lSc. Cut Meats-3O 900 pOuDds Of bulk sides
sold al l414s; 10 hogsiieads of clear rib ba-
con sides at 1614c packed bulk shoulders
held at i214c, aud bacon shoulders aL I8l4c.
CLOVER SEED-Decltned to l0c.
TIMOTHY SEED Declined to E3 30.
LIS-E ED OIL Dali at 81 O5
LARD or - Dull at 81 Goal 05.
EaGS-Advauced 20 2Oc Owing TO thet in :
tense cold weather.
BUrfER Scarce fer fresh. and the mark
et price At 40 tO 45c, but the supply Of tho
lower grades are In excess Of the demand
COFFEE-Steady at 22a2Bc.
MoLAssEs Dull and prices nominal.
GuLD-l3O% buying.
b EXcHANGE-Ftrm at par.buying.
MONEY Market close.
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sgO NETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, March 6.
EXCHANGE-Eastern weak at lilo prem.
selling; lilo off buying.
FLoUR-DuIl and heavy at S. OOg6 80 for
Spring extras.
WHEAT-Decllned 4c; sales of No. at
81 l69I l612; No at 81 Il1zQ5l II, clost stls
at q il$4g1 lI1s; sales since Change at
CoKT-DuII and easter at5G5za57c for new
aud 54G55c for no grade. closing al
565s9a614c for new; nothing doing this af-
teFnOOn.
tATs-Dull but opened firm; sales Of No.
at 5414G545zc, closing at 541<954tzc.
RYE-Quiet al 81 1891 20 Tor 80 ] and
81 II for No 2. sa
BARLEY-Duu and nominalIy unchanR-
ed; regular No. 2 at 81 784I 81
HIGHwISE5-Are quiet and nominal at
9O999Lc.
PRoVIsIoNs-DuIl. Mess Pork sold at s3l.
closing nominal a. $50 7093I 20. Lard is
steady and 1s914c lover; sales at lse.
Sweet -pickIed nams 161zc. A round lot OF
dry-saIted shoulders sold at I2c, buyers
March.
HoGs-Dressed quiet and firm at sI2 0Og
sl3 %, closing at Sl2 004l2 50 d viding on
200 pounds; i've duh and weak and lO9l5c
lower, at 50 % L9 70 Tor common to fair.
BEEF CATTLE-Active and drmer at "a %
@S5 70 for butchers cows and steers; e6 500
% 80 for fatr TO. medium, and 81 O0g5 % for
good to choice shipping beeves.
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HAVANA.
Progress Of the Revolution.

HAVANA, February 6.-On Thurs
day of last week the rebel Brigadier
General Aroase was taken prisoner
and brought to Sagua, where he was
shot on the following Saturday.
The insurgents In the Eastern De-
partment have concentrated their
forces at Mayre. Troops have left
Santiago to attack them.
A fight had occurred between the
colored volunteers and band of col
ored insurgents in the neighborhood
of Santiago de Cuba, In which seven
teen of the latter are reported to have
been killed.
The Captain General has recognized
Henry G. Lllla as Consul of the United
States.
Numerous arrests continue.
Three hundred and fly additional
troops have arrived.
Ii is believed here that General de
Radas replaces Count Valmaside IN
command of the troops, but does not
relieve Dulce as Captain General.
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BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
The Inaugural In KurOpe-RumOrcd
Death OF the Pope.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 6.-The English
and French journals warmly eulogize
Grants inaugural address, aud argue
that the paragraph on the foreign
policy indicates peace.
The Liberate publishes a report of
the death of the Pope, but it is dis
credited.
LONDON, March g. Noon. - Ten
monster petitions were presented to
Victoria at the levee, yesterday, pray
ing for an amnesty to Fenians.
MADRID, March 6.-The subject of
monopoly in salt and tobacco In the
Spanish Colonies, has been referred
to a secret committee in the Cortes.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March 6.-Mr. Bancroft,
the American Minister, gave a grand
dinner day before yesterday, IN honor
of the Inauguration of Gen. Grant.
Count Bismarck was present and
made speech. He said that no dis
pute had ever arisen between the
United States and Germany, aud that
friendly relations between the two
countries were now especially guaran-
teed.
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NE w ORLEANS.
No More State Bonds TO be Issued
Sinking OF the Panther.


New ORLEANS, March 6. - The
State authorities say no more bonds.
will be issued, and that Gov. War
mouth will approve no acts of the
Legislature granting subsidies to in-
ternal improvements. Theystate they
bave resolved 60 adopt the policy con-
fining expenditures to the absolute
requirements Of the Government.
Later reports from the Southwest
Pass state that the sinking of the
Panther was caused by her collision
with tow boat. She had six feet Of
water in her when towed off the bar.
She sunk ia fifteen fathoms of water.
There was S17, 900 in specie on board.
The specie and a portion of cotton
were saved. The vessel was insured
in foreign Offices. 4a
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81. Louls Marker.


By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March o.
ToBAcC0-Unchanged.
CoTToN And HEMP-Nothing doing.
fL0UR-Nety quiet ami only an order
buslness done: sllperfine S50s5 SO; extra
$500 30; double extra 81 2j@7 50.
WHEAT All grades below choice have
declined 5c; strictly prime TO fancy Fall
sold at 81 65gs2; SpriBg declined 70; fair TO
choice sold at 81 2j9l 81.
.CORH-Heavy aud dropping, with buyers
at s65468c.
oArs-fDactive and easier; sales at 051<9
CSC. 80
BARLEY--Firm at 81 l592 % for choice
and fancy illinois Spring.
RYE-|iow and easier az 81 35dl 49,
WHISKY-Uncnanged at 92c.
PoRK-Dul and lower; small sales al
t3l 70; generally held at S3l 60G32
GO BULK MEATs-Nery little doings packed
cieaE SIDES sold at 1890: shoulders nomf-
nal I24Ml3c; LIT Of loose meat sold on
short time AZ I215c for shoulders: 1Gc for
short RIB sides, and l61zc for clear sides.
BAcOS-Dull and Irregular; orders were
hiied at l4c for shoulders; Ice for clear rib,
aud HHc for clear sides; but sales were
pade az lgN9i7e for clear sides, and lGJ4c
for clear rio.
LAgD-Dull at 1sc for prime tierce.
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sew YORK Dry Goods Marker.

Dy 1oIVBIopL4sI NhW IUHhs Hafcl 9.
DRY YGO9DS-Inclement weather has had
a tendency to add 10 the duliness which
genera. ~ chafacterizes the iastday of The
= eek, and nBnce we have to report conc
tinued quiet ia this department. Of trade
Fine unbieached mu lins are little de-
pressed and Irregular, being the result
more o. spasmOdIc efforts on the part 4 a
lew JObbers 20 fore trade than any general
break In prices which for the most part
are very low, aEd selling at very small
fnargini Mas. B Bunb cached musiins re-
duced 10 l51zc. Peppereu I414c by The p zee,
hnc nc by lue package: L4cOnIa reduced
70 1870, and = to 412c; Lawfence = TO l5c;
fremont = to 4O12c, and suffolk T. 70 the
same. Prints generally steady and low
enough, at Liza I3I2c for first class MAKES,
like ORIENTAL, Lancaster and sprsgues
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Mails Detained BIZ snow.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 7.-The
overland mails both ways are still de-
tanned by snow on the Upper Pacific
Railroad crossing of the Rocky and
Waehita mountain ranges. The block
ade extends two hundred miles, and is
all east of Salt Lake.
The Central Pacific trains west Of
Salt Lake are making regular trips.
No detention of more than twelve
hours has occurred during the Win
ter. The track Of the Central Road
has reached the Utah boundary, and
is graded, with the exception of few
unimpOrtant points, continuously to
Ogden City, where it is expected the
rails will be laid in May next.
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The Courier has, on several occl
slons, mentioned the existence Of an
individual In connection with our
paper, who real y Las no existcI ce,
that is managing editor. Oar paper
does not, as, yet, aspire TO such me-
tropoliIan distinction, any more than
tie Courier aspires to fairness or
ability in its editorials It's state
ments with regard to the payment of
teachers have already been repeatedly
disposed of in our columns by one of
the School Trustees. We may copy
his statement again.
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Enrnnann MAThet.
Cable.i

By Cable.l LoNDoN' mAicH ..
CoN-oLs-For money, 9254g9z1s; for ac.
count, 9IIs
fss1. ps-5 Dos, 81.
TAII0w-At 46s %
SUsAR-At 29s Sd on the spot; 3Os afiOat.
FRANKFORr, Maich 8. 6.-Bouds, S01<9sGIz
I,rvERPooL, March 6-Cotton act We
mtddlng uplan =, on the spot, l2a1216
affoaf. III: Orleans. on the pot, I2I<mf.8%
sai,.s q 1900 bales. CaiifOrHis white VI heat
IOs sd: "a West m o Id Flour 23s Gd
Corn, Bis for o q, .Os for new. Oats, IS sd.
Barley. 5s Peas, 46 I'd IK g7a Gd fss ~
95s Lad frmer, no higher al lbs Ga.
Cheese, 76s. BaeO SIS 0d Spirits petro-
leum, 71<d; refined, Is %. Taliow, 5ls Cd.
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First Regiment of infantry to the
same place as soon as it is relieved by
the Second Infantry.
John D. Perry, President, has about
completed arrangement for the com
pletion of the road from its present
terminus at Sheridan, Kansas, to
Denver, distance of two hundred
miles.
Governor Hervey, of Kansas. Col.
Morrison, Special Agent for Kansas
aud New Mexico, and several other
prominent gentlemen of Kansas and
Missouri. left here yesterday for
WashingtoE.
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LoulsyIIle Market.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE. March 9.
TOBACCO - Sales OF 58 hogsheads, low
grades and common lugs TO medium leaf
at "A 2594 %
COTTON-2Sc.
NJ ESS P0RK-S32 90.
LARD-lSLsc.
BACON-ShOulders at lie, clear rib sides
at lie, and clear sides at TIC.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders L2c; clear rib
sides at Ice; clear sides at 16%c all packed
FIoUR-s5 50d6 OO.
WHEAT-s1 J09l 3D.
CORN -62a65e.
O. TS-62.g63c.
RYE-Sl 90.
WHISKY-G2c.
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MemnhIs Mnrket.

BY TeleZraph-l MEMPHIS. March 8.
CoTToN-Firmer at 2814@281zc; receipts,
70j bales; exports, 82 bales.
FLOUR Superiine at s0@0 50.
CORN-75e.
HAY-S27d2S 90.
BRAEM73074c.
OATs-74U76c.
CORN MEaL-S3 80.
P0HK-S33G33 so
BULK Meats Weak; clear sides l7Gl714c'
and shoulders ISI.
DRESSED HOG5-ll1z4l2c.
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By IeIegrapb.I NEW 1oHK. March 0. "
MONEY Easy at Col per cent. on CALI
with liberal offerings az the close al 5.
National Bank statements has created
some cheerfui features regarding the fu-
ture Some banks, NJ IS sail, decline To
recognize he law fOrbdding the certifiet- 4
ton Of checks, except as against deposits.
The bank statement Is unfaYOrable. SHOW
ing large decrease In specie, consequent
on the demand for customs, a large fall
ing of Of legal tenders, from shipments
to Phfladel phia, aud the heavy reduction
IN deposits. each OF legal reserve, has de.
creased S2 ,5S9. .69j.
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BANK STATEMENT.

STERLTNG-Quiet and steady 1T 8jz0BX
for prime bankers sIrty-days paper, aud
91E9g1I for SIGHT.
CioLD-Opehed at 129Zz. and upon the
doubt OF Mr.. stewards eligibility TO the
Secretaryship Of the Treasury aud the ru-
mored fall OF bonds In LOndon 10 81,
which II not, however. authen Licafed. I'd
advanced u 1907, but subsequently
reacted 10 1907, closing, however, az
1879. Exports to-day ti055f, nearly half
of IL to Havana; exports Tor the week e50I,-
4S3; clearances Today 8l52D00DOO. The
market ended quiet after a a ay OF great
excitement; ioaus were made at la5 per
cent. for carrying TO fiat.
0oYERNMErs--Openeds strong, but suhse-
quently became heavy; the fitlUre of the
public credit Diii 10 become a law WAS for
the fret time telegraPhed 20 LONDON
to day, and this is the reason why the
London quotations Of 5-20s did not re-
sspon To Yesterdays decline IN gold here;
pi ices OF the q y nave fallen largely.
bat closed firm. Coupons Of 81, l6gil6%;
do. 63. ll6Zmil64i do. "a, Il41zMtlfZ; do.
'65t Il6Tallo54f 10. new, lIZ54gll8; do. 81,
IlzSgll3; do. '6S, 1l21sGll3, l0-40s, l05%g'
105s<.
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THE Democracy of Evansville, and
the Republican tax payers especially,
are invited to turn out this evening,
and homer the gentlemen who re
signed their seats IN the Legislature,
saddling upon the people an unneces-
sary expense of some $150,000, lest
an obnoxious question should come
before them for consideration and
settlement. 1t Is expected that the
voters who approve their expensive
and foolish conduct will never again
be heard complaining about high
taxes.
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@Only 100000 is the expense 0.

G-Only 100000 is the expense of
the little farce now being enacted for
the amusement of those who do not
foot the bills, by our distinguished
Senator aud Representatives. They
have resigned their seats in the State
Legislature, with the hope that the
people will elect them again to draw
mileage and pay only to resign again.
How long the people will enjoy the
repetition of the expensive farce re-
mains to be seen. We anticipate that
the inquiry will soon become quite
general whether the fun is not dispro
portionate to the expense.
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Gen. Cox accepts - Congratulations
of His Friends,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 6.-Gen.
j. d Cox. has been receiving the
congratulations of numerous friends
during this forenoon From per-
sonal interview, we have learned that
he has this forenoon been officially
notified IF his appointment TO a place
In the Pr dents Cabinet, and Will
accept. Tomorrow night, at the
farthest, he will set out for Washing
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HAVANA, March 6-The T0ce de
Cuba tO-day publishes an account Of
the assassination OF the sleeping crew
of coaster on Sangrea -Chica River
by the insurgents.
Still another schooner had landed
bOny OF insurgents in the vicinity of
Sangua. The citizens sunk the vessel
to prevent their escape Government
troops are marching against the par
ties landed.
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WASHINGTON.
Military Affairs A New Deal-First
Cabinet Meeting.

WAsHINeroN, NJ rcb 6 The fol-
lowing ordsr va, lssutd to-day:
GENERAL ORDER No. 10.
HEADoUAETEIsS OF Tut A .uY.
ADJU TIA MTG Fc Esil 4 rs. .E9tsfc,e
WAshINGToNs March 5, 80.
The President of the United States
directs that tie following orders be
carried into execution as soon as prac-
ticable:
1st. The Department of the South
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The Cuban Revolution.
The Indian War Ended.


FoRT HAYS, March 6.-The Indian
war has ended. Gen. Sheridan and
staff arrived here this afternoon from
Medicine Bluff Greek. February 24th.
Gen. Custar, with the Seventh Caval-
ry and the Nineteenth Kansas Nolun-
teers, remained behind with orders to
move along the south side of Wal
chita Mountains to the head dwaters of
Red River; thence north to Walchita,
and thence to Camp Supply, at the
junction of Beaver and Wolf Rivers
Affairs at Medicine Bluff Greek are
In highly satisfactory condition.
The Indians are confident that they
can find protection at no season Of
the year, aud the campaign has proved
a salutary lesson. There is not a
hostile Indian in the limits of the
Missouri Department.
The refractory tribes have been en-
tiFely subdued; the few that have not
come in, but have made promises,
have been driven out of the depart
ment. The troops are healthy. The
weather is cold. Camp Supply, at the
forks of the North Canadian River,
will be kept up for the present. Be
fore reaching this point, Gen. Sheri-
dan met a courier, sent with the tele-
graphic announcement of his promo
tion to Lieutenant Generally. The
GeneraI's arrival was entirely a sur
prise. He leaves by a special train
TO morrow for Fort Leavenworth,
thence Immediately to Washington,
whittier he has been summoned.
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Gentlemans' Furnishing Goods.

Our Clothing Is manufactured by our
own house in Baltimore, Maryland, and
for durability, variety, and finish cannot
be excelled. We employ none but good
tailors. and use only good Lining and
Trimmings. We warrant al our goods as
we represent them TO you. and win sell
them at lower prices than ever before
offered TO you In this market This rs no
humbug. We mean all we say, and win
convince you n you win call, examine our
goods, and see for yourself No trouble 10
show goods. Remember our place,
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In BankrnnieV.

YETEEIs IN TO GIVE NOTICE. That. 0n
n the 10Th day 81 February, AID. 1850. Is
ducah, Kentucky. and Thnd. r. Gibson. 0f
Evansville, IN the county Of NamQernuI a
aud state OF Indiana, who have been Ha-
judged bankrupt. onf heir 0wn poiitinH
that the payment Ol any debts HE1A
delivery OF any property bcloHas
ing 10 such bnukfupls % themi or i"f
their use, and the trHusicr ~ any IHHs
perry bv them. is forbidden py 1873 IH
"A meeting OF the creditors 0i the hllld h.fH
rupfs. 10 prove their debts Hfiu hoOHn .HHa
or more assfgneea Of thulr estate, wtII a#
beld nt "a Court OF Ban rupleY 20 he Hu'7.
en- al the oflice Of Charles 81. Batter ..H
on Third Street. b tween Main Huf |
cust streets. in EVauaVilie indian.
the 0lh Gay Of Apri AID ls =, e iD p
IN BENZ. u. BRU8MHN
u. s. Marshal, District % lndiaMft
mhBd2t MeAH9mM
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LAW CARDS.
W. ?. HARGRAVE.

ATTORNEY nC Law.
ONCE on Third Street. IA Washington
House Block.
VIII practice various Courts o
the Circuit. Prom 81 attention ~ piiioa
business fdsci dHm
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WE HAVE JUST OPENED ATTmE

aforementioned place with large
and wen selected stock Of ready made
Clothing and
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Resignation Of Gov. HofE-
man.
VIM. r. Tweed Elected his
Successor.
Wendell Phillips ON the In
&ugur
The Indian War Ended.
South American News.
The Cuban Revolution.
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T. E Z e G. r a p z.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.


Saturday Nights Dispatches
New York Press on the
Cabinet.
~ aIlHI BHa I.a..Ha1 10 T9a,1T91,, 4 J, -
Military ARairs---A new
Deal.
.hKAfdHI .8IIl t1EAf a
Ths First Cabinet M seting.
Ex- 4ovsrnor Cox Accepts.
Two of Johnsoa's Pardons
Rey2kec.
Congressional Proceedings.
President Grants FIRST
zaA m Message. ~
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News by Atlantic Cable.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-26

Projected Buildings.


s5h 81 ns IT'S n w OF ayone story frame second
class dwelling lsx2 Owner, architect and builder Charles
55th 81, so II OF 9Th av-Three story bck and brown
stones first class, 16Sx46. Owner Fowler architect
s.d *, Us II Of Brosdway-ono story brick
brown stone class 26x5s Owner Blackhurst archi-
tec q Busch; builders, THOMPSON Mickens.
Cherry st. S, 2B ii of Corlears s-One story brick
stable s2rl0o owners Dry Dock and East Broadway Rai
Cherry st. Nos ba 60 s2one story factory lsI4s own
ors Judd Lnaeed and Sperm oil Go.
West sat St. No la, rear-one story STABLE izAio own
ist and 4sh cornerFour story store and tens
10th at g. 1875 # of NV Bone story shop sox0o
18th st. s. 9th story tenement 25aJo
Owner, Mclaughlin.
ash 4. e 80 ask o two sory first class
l5sh aud 81 Nicholas story &C. brick nrst class
Mary and srsk .aa 4an Store and
tenement, 80xSS. owner, Scott 49,
and s7th st. corner-une story brick factory,
A. ssi Il q 18th stone story frame class
Wss h IT, No 6ne story brick stable and dwell
Ing 25xs7 Owner, Thomas Lord =. - 49,
Nth NV No 4i4-one 4sory brick tenement soxoo owner'
is rs It of sd stone story brick tenement,
SD 2s Of av One two story brick Office, 2ox2S
O. owners TSos Smith 4 Bros.
tOth 37 II OF eth One four story (second class)
dwelling, 23xs0 Owners Fhos Smith d Bros. -
b7h 200 of lOlh ayone four story ice house, 5o
xeO. Owner Christian shaefer.
5st at between 3D. aud Lexington avs-One three story
ice house 6ox5t Owner, Jacob Ah.es ..,oo,
ssse owners trustees s. achaes fpaeopa church
ii4th st of avA-one story brick hrs class
nan 5d H. No story brick sleeping
Ba6x2O Owner, j Harris.
second dwellings, each 2Ox55 Owner James Gilmore
56th st. 3, ito Of 10Th ayone story brown stone
bth ny W 3 70 ia or 20th st-une story brick billiard
Boom. l9x25. Owners, Blossom Club.