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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-17

CuAmLESroN. March 22d.-Thc Nc5cs publishes n
letter announcing the arrival of the Cuban meri-
can 'cxpcditionary force in aid of The revolution
lists. The force Is said TO be composed mainly of
officers and men who served in the Federal and
Confederate armies during the late war. aud com
maudcd by Gen. IIcnningsen. OF Nicaragua fame.
HAVANA. March 2ith.-Gcn. Dnlcc has issued n
proclamation declaring all vessels captured i'm
Spanish waters. or near the Island. with men or
munitions of war aboard. shall be a~djudgcd and he
treated rs pirates. according to the articles Of war.
of their points of departure and desti-
nation.
HAVANA. March 2ith-A heavy battle took place
yesterday in the Central Department. on the road
between Remedies and Moron. The Spaniirds
claim that SOC insurgents were killed.
\ detachment of troops under Escetartc have
gone to Cirniucgos.
Additional troops have been sent 10 Cardcnas,
Sacun and Remedies.
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SAN Francisco, March, 1869.
Since the departure Of the Idaho, We have been ia
vored with frequent rains. the toJa! amount that has
fallen in the city this season having been over sixteen
inches, while il the interior the quantity recorded Is
about wenty.-suiIoien to insure abundant crops Of
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% SALE.
Co-ssarincr.hip.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

rEVHE TNDERSTNND>
z Es.-s~r- E. a. frs eE Nt4.-r % q fttr-ts
r-- ea& -r-s EE-- -- sN yHars gu-Nerp--a-ae
81 fr--r fees l-s E FH~. HtH-s.
e. h.. uF. CIIF... waH-L. u1ul#-
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Amusemenfs.

OPERA HOUSE. - The audience at the
Opera House last night, though not as
large as we had expected to see, was stin
respectable in mum bers, and highly intel
ligent, refined, and fashionable. Those
who are in the habit of attending theatres
and entertainments of this character, who
were absent, missed a rich treat, as the
songs of Mr.. Duffield and the recitatfOns of
Mrs. Erwin were alone worth twice the
price of admission, while the representa-
lions by Harry Mccarthy and Miss LOttie
Estelle were a their very bfst VEIN.
Harry Mccarthy and Miss Lottie Estelle
give an entertainment at Princeton to-
night, and we can assure our neighbors OF
that enterprisiuis corporation that they
VIII be well entertained, as Harry has no
superior as an impersonatOr of comic and
eccentric character in the land.
Mr.. Duffield leaves to-day for Louisville.
He expects o return about the 18th, with
new attractions that cannot fail to please
our people
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nlnclnnall narRot.

By Telekraph.I CfwCEEATI. June IS.
Ff0Ue = STEADY and 10 fair demand
fanny a1 gy49 -
WHEAT Bncnaffrcd demand light; SO.
2, 81 iB0i ~. no. T. fl -.
CoRH -Dull; eaT 02gt3e Tor Glow mixed
and GfW6Je for While.
Z OATS -ist eady "a G3a72G
Z COTTOE-@earce ami prices higher mid-
ding, q; stock light and not much on
the market.
ToBAcCo-FIrm and in good demand;
safes 81 $50 hhdas a. s5 5000 ~.
WnI6kH-. Old ~ S6c
MEss foHE-Tnerc 81 an active demand,
and about 2,8D0 baffes sold az fs], inDstf q
taken by q deaicr rom st. leans.
BULK MEAIs-Hlrm but quiet at 130l1c.
BAcQE--firm % ~, ~, and lstfc ref
Sd err, clear 81 2, aud efoar tideE
Ns-ouaar-cured. 40 B2ie.
LARD-.n fatE dcmaud at 1910. E.
BurlEE- Firm ana in dem nd 40 Zla1se
for FRESH
EGQs- FiruleT al I50tGe. Ut
. OIL-isln- eed a. dfmauds sales ~ 10J
barrels 2 81 ", si oZlz, aud 2l Oh. This ~
oil which had been held ~ specWiatorf Tor
nearly year, and they arc now selHug
out the REGULAR crusuers are uskinR So e1
@6t o. tate guarauteed less Oue pound per
barrel. Lars oil nrm az eI fIlsL l7
GRDCRIIEs -DncnanRed.
GOLD lettZ, uuyiuK.
ssMoNEK M r2Etflght.
hNcikAECH - Doll and not essentially
changed #r.. ..sr.es
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CISCTvNATI, June s.-rhermometef So.
5arelneter te 81. Port Ldst--AITiVniss Aone.
DepAfAeuf silver = pray. for New orleanas
Cham pion, Tor ~ Louis: Golden. EHgie,
Tor " hreltng. BuSiu ness modaratef0 active
hfTerFQmug eDced falling; l05S feet Ia The
channel fe2k feet under the bridge
LOUSY ILE.- June 10.-port Iist-W Fl.
Lee, ~ New Orleans: Mary H0uston rom
New Orleans. TIE river IN swelling sfeftfl-
ilyr Wish 1cet of water ia tine canal. = feel
on the fuils, and feet over the rocks
Weather clear and velp warm. Tharm ona4
etee - mbnOOn. Business fiat. @
NASHVILLE, jane Js.-Hsiver rising; "a
feet on Harpetb Shoals. Weather clear
and hot. AFffvUd-TalisInant from Cairo .
Romeo, from Evansville. Departed-ko-
meo- 10 Evansville. .e ..-. r...r.r
PITTsBuRG, June l8-NOou q MonOuga-
hela feet inches, and falling. weather
clear. Thermometer Ib'. .Hl $4,000 rN
MlsmpmHs. June Is. --Weafher clear. Mer-
cury "a ~ nouu. River Stationery. 4e-
parted-Marhle city, st. Louis .Eeonf iaa,
Pluq0ufgs Major Adams, OF ne AtNans
sh~ Packet Line, has CON trncted with q SAT-
sam Hamblafo Tor three new b1afs on
White and Arkansas Rivers, 10 be bulls Sd
Ciucinmat. Ef UrH Nt fIFsI
CARO-, June sport List Noble Abl8.
SO, Louis 90 h A. b.; Glasgow, Ritt-hurg ID
Sfs Paul, lu A. aL Bon Accord, -. Bouis %
0aledonis 20 noon Tyrone, ma. hF1lle
packet, "a noon salVOr 80. 2. Cincinnati
10 Louis. b. NJ: Altoona. 49, Louis To Cln-
cimnati, ] y. 90 . Lumiuafy, 80. LOnis %
Nicl1sburg, = r. A.; IhonpsQn Dean. NO u
st. Louis. p. 81 VIM. White. Paducah
packet at u. 81, QuicKstep. EFamaFINe
packei 3 r. "a. River fell iuches. Very
warm. Mercury 80 az noon. .I
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing Is list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending June Is, 1869, IS appears
on record on the books of the County Au-
dttor:a
Elizabeth PAUL tot. & A. PAUL., south
west quarter southwest quarter section 2,
Township 8 Range IL, for $500.
Elizabeth PAUL to A. PAUL., part SOUTH
east corner Section 8, Township 6, Range
II, for s..
Thompson, part Lot Z, in Block II, North
eastern Enlargement, for SIl7.
Fred. Kiechie To Michael German, un-
divided one-fifth of Lots z, 8, 9, 10, IL, and
y, in Block -, Eastern Enlargement, for
$500.
Daniel Rosenbaum to H. Levi, Lot 6, in
Block IL, Fourth Enlargement. for 81 800.
Daniel Rosenbaum to Cohn & Levi, -,
Block ,, in Hem leinfs Addition, for $500.
Il. ~. HOwes to II. c. Miller, part west
half northwest quarter Section 81, Town
ship q, Range 9, also part northwest quar-
ter southwest quarter Section 81, TOWNSHIP
6, Range 9, for $500.
Louis UzeI to Sallie Compton, part Sec
ton p, Towns hip 5, Range 10, for So, O80.
Louis Behncke to Catherine Bettag, Lot
8, in BLOCK II. Lamasco city, for 81 ,0OO.
Fred. rklechle to Michael German, ind
yided 0ne-1fth of Lots z 8. 8, 10, II, a. y.
In Block ig, Eastern EuiareeTnen for $500.
Jacob ROetiinger 10 r. 3. Rock, part of
northwest gu -rter Section Is, Township g.
Range 10 for $500.
r. S. Rock to Caroline ROettinger, part
northwest quarter Section 10, Township 8,
Range TO- for $500.
Vim. Schlutbocm to Henry Silke, north
west quarter southeast quarter Section .,
Township 4, Range 10. for 81 coo.
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CniCago Market.


hJ Tele gwph.l CHICAGO. June IH.
ENcH ANGN Eastern weak at par selling.
anu lOdiscuunt bugiuN
ttoi q -llfrnpr sales Qf Spring extras 90
WHEAT Actlvfs safes $50 nt m Iamf ~.
aud Nn.l1 st iatlaI tHt closing nL a -lIlss
tais n.leinefl 30. auil 60 ei l1lfll Ett
Cots Fairly nctfHet Mu. Quiet nnu 20
&tc ioweri fies it d3 adIo nnahs 05l6 80
settler alHr odd dli q seler JuneI closing
ht re esHht $50. opened inWaFf fuhHas
quenty ADVANCED t8 tmf1fo. rejected
quioii taAasc ioweri 59aW Ne. thia hner-
ne,sa a.. hrm - Hltao. seller Iulyi DO.
OATS ~ shade more activoi SALES nt 1l5E
M0ac fciunuH sleuuv.
~ -Quiet md nuncri l0llSo highors
Us 81 ei $50 closing Ht n9itemaI
LAHLhh- bult u iBMl % lof M0sG
LiIGA awe Es~ Nominal nt Hn
NioLhs elH -EfW Orleans efnWHI.
hUGAn-i .5f.giBfe Tor mfr to choice.
fOtK 80 ainn aulef and nfmsrt nH Coz
/ primo mess steady nt l2i.
lAHu-lDff 4lNtsU
HAr1H -l iaGau ail0a held mf Iaisrs nhnrt
rap mlddtea l7e
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EproDesn Hafket

BY Cable. -tH LONDON. June its
CoHsoLs For money va; account ia
5-20's ~ nj FrauiH9fi gai Eue "a Iti-
LIVERPOOL, june ECO ~ market
hrmeri uIicdliHE upi4uds IA ~ GA
sppi 81 fioat l2a12.zi .filHn DIls a. l4tf "a
s. 900 D. ls. d afiiliff 6tfifqr export aud
5000 IL 5 Heealaf8rs tslhck fss,0cJ ulfts, Sea-
eludine2 a.fUJ AMerle9us % tlinL 1870 avn
- SCI asta8 ili.it.- itl sflfitff 'fajfr0In fhn
IIultel -Gafea- adr.ces lrnln MhDcheatcr
reDOrt am naVslt.CsDf aftn ltiNg demanded
an vsrfFg and tabrIcs. which buyers refuse
10 nav. California white wheat o. sds rs1
We terr sf. Flour - Corn, mixed Dis
Ga for new ;23s Cd Tor ol3. o. Is ld. Barr
Cheese 7ss. Bacon ~ ca. keuued petro-
Ieuiu Is g5zd.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bar As the hot season is fast ap-
preaching, we will not follow the
practice Of other shoe dealers by open
Ing side doors, but will hereafter ac-
commodate our friends and custom
ers at all hours of the day and eve
ming. with full open doors, and sell
them good boots and shoes cheap,
which we have just received, and
more are coming every day.
CRAMER & SALAT,
JIG 1t AZ Main Street.
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GREAT SALE OF LoTs IN SPRING.
DALE AT4PM. To-DAY.-A rare OPP
portunity is afforded to- day to per-
sons who wish to secure eligible
property for residences at a moderate
price, and at the same time conven-
lent to business. While there is no
portion of the suburbs of our city
more desirable, the permanent loca-
ton of the street railway route
through this property gives it all the
advantages for residences of more
central positions. We particularly
admire the liberality displayed by the
proprietor In the width of the streets,
avenues, and alleys. The lots, too,
are Of a judiciously liberal size. the
inside lots being thirty and the cor
ners thirty four and half feet wide
by one hundred and forty -four and
one hundred and seventy-five feet
deep. We understand great many
persons have been out during the
week examining the premises and
selecting lots, and We presume large
crowd will be on the ground this
afternoon. 1t is Tumored that the
route of the Southern Illinois Rail
road must cross Pigeon Greek near
the new bridge. which will, of course
enhance the value of property in the
neighhorhood. We are satisfied We
cannot give our friends better advice
than to go and buy them homes il
Springdale.
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- DFlAans aarErl.

By Telegraph.1 Nk@ ohLEArs. June b.
COrroE-Reeeinis to-day. BIS bales Tor
She week, 3,e35 oaies; exports Tor tAe wee d,
~ Great BiiaIu, .l.2i2 biles; L0 the Couti-
market, 81 ,AJl baiess aies Tor the wee
$50 bales tales today, Us bates, Middlns
+ nOmlnaiiv UtaW p.
GDLD-l8Yt{. MME
ExcHANGE-steriiug 595z; II. Y. Sight 81
penn am.
EEque-Firfui Fupe fine 81 o.; Xxx SO 81
q CoRN --4TniteEi 90.
OATS y nIle.
BRAE-Sf h2
HAK-tZ7 QD.
POKE-ls = hcid Al ss5 60.
BAeoE - houderf I5Zc; clear fib sides
i652c, and clear sidesI0e. I'd.
= LAID IieTcz 90 slteK IIc.
SUGAR oiatiiol ~ igJ1c; prime l1lgi4.
MOLt ssE1sI-+i 81 tguus uai
" HIsKF--F4s L ate.
CoTFEE-blrmeri fir l5gt6c. and prime
I6H4l55fc. ~
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a8NRTARY 4 O0MNERUIAL



af5yf Teisgraph.l NEw YoRK June Ia
COTTON n Less active and unchanged /:
sales Of 1900 Oaies a. 3bze for midding
FIoUR - Receipts "A 85s barrels; the
market Is lUc better for shipping grades
with an active demand. export and sprcu
iHtivet sales OF $3.50 barrels at Gf 80
dte5 p Tor hupel nue slate and Mestern &
50 O0a6 90 for extra STATE; 8 70aG 81 for
extra Meatern: TO 1901 - for white wheat
tStra. 90 oD20 % for round hoop OHIO /,
So 50mT 30 Tor extra 81 Louis; 81 Gall Do
good 10 choice DO; closing nrIn, with no
sellers 9l snlppipg grnHes at lnsiae quQia-
rels iur export az So HQu6 Al fOf Western,
and tUN6 % FOR state, part june ana July
delivery. Hye Flour quiet 40 81 1000 Is.
WHISKY Quiet; sales 100 barrels West.
WItsAr-Recslpts 81 1856 bushels; magEet
Ease 6eaeri closing netiyei. sales lZ1Dl9
ah0at and Is alive. Vi b Tor No. / d6t
Miehi i2a 81 57si " Tor White aich hi
81 Us Tor white Gail Ofnia.
CoHs-Teceipts 1850 bushels: DUH and
heavy sales Of $500 busnels.at GlheAic fUr
new ne mix q Western via canal pisalc Tor
OArs-Receipts avs busholsf arner with
| sales 81 81 O08 bushels at nc FOR Wcaefn %
/ store 77a7e 1zc for ditlo anOat. FH
i lsiSs llu II c 4, ssyc. r
sUeAe--Firm safes Of 900 bbIs OF cuba
Nl6E1ss Quiet aud Gfn.
I IiOp3 -i3utf. ersH H.aM
PhrHoLEtA -Du1i 1910 65Gc for crude.
Il Sic for refined. #
IINss I'D UIs-puUat gl 0lgl 03. W..
/ TURpENTINE Heavy ID f1u4l1Sc.
/ BOHK III rnvy S. - fof 0ld tm % e e18 "A
- Solo pIlme; IS 25lsz3 80 for prime mss
| also 800 barrels, bus or June. at -.
| HAMS Beef, quieti sales 81 20 barfols 40
| s20Nsl CD. HI
/ CUT MEAlS -flrm sales % 80 pack agft
/ 1870 i8zc for ahDutders, i0HmHl5c FOR Hams
i middles firm sales OF 900 boxes stafford
shire ana sfrltford aaH lie
/ LAID Dull. sales OF $50 tlercas 40 lBNHlc
Cor steam, and 2lu201 r. fOr kettle rendered ,
also sale uf5pJ Ubfers stoanl, lsu3 efa' auti
/ sellers july und tnsust "a - as ~
BuIrEi-A shade better a. 2UaH}c Tor
Ohio.
GHEEs -Ia fair request at liza 81.
FHEIGIrTs To LiyorF0ol Grmcr, engage
ment- 81 $4,000 bu.h elE wheat nia Gao I'd per
SAID, ga per steam, aud L000 barnsin nour
Ugr steam 4 - Ga.
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DE- Fish s. Barter have received
all the fashion books for July. includ-
ing Demorests, Godey's, Peterson's and
Frank Leslie's Ladies Magazine
All of them have their especial
friends among the ladies, and it is
hard to say which is the best. The
atlantic Monthly for July, and No.
13 Of Applet ms journal, containing
a beautiful cartoon of the four sea-
sons, will also be found at their store.
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Memphis haFkot.


~ TeiegrnphI MmwRmIas Jgne l8.
CoTrnN- Quiet aud drmf low mlddllmr
8ttTHl 1cs HeafIuf4 Cd nalaTs exports IHH
bales weeks nncelfts 8Is hnlant exports
p ,N0f bales stock H.Hai bales.
= sos K- flfm at #i % 1913 00.
.HUtK MEAta- Fir.n; Shoulders if<ai5oi
sides 1899.
BACoN -tirm and unchanged.
LARD LIB sff2lc
CulN-Flrm 40 Hltf NHle.
OATs--13a7Hg.
HfAV-pHme 500 O00N 01.
HHAM- Dull 90 el hml Do.
HlH0Un- Wunh 60 60 T1Wf0 n0.
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CITY NE W S.
To County Agricultural So

4
AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printine'
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues. Premium
LIS s, Tickets, sc. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks. at short Notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment ave hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles Of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed Call upon US, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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By Tclegraph.l ST. LOUIS. June Us 4
TOBACCO Ia good demand and nIInCr, ht
UNCHANGED pr c-E.
HMIP-Eathiug doing.
FLOUR G. Unchanged superhne sold 81
So 2jlJ iO- Spring extra S. l25Sab 80: .kN
Is 3756 la6 So : Is n * 81 T09f7 ~. .a-1. ..a.s
WHEAT- fuac.ive aud tuIchahgfd; 80. ?
Spring So 07ai O9. No. I 81 u AT 10. primo 30.
choleek all 81 wal 40s aEl strictly choice D.
fancy sl fz&ul
CnilN-Heavy and in favor OF bIypm:
mixed ln bulk D1Mh3cs fancy white IHc
mi Ned 800 eactre b8atBe5 prime O. fancy yell
low 4J414tac, and choice ~ fancy white at
80aAkl
OATS -Dul and buyers demanding cone
cessi0nsi lnixef and white sold at G2B6EIct
and fancy ntblc. #EU.
RYE-Act1ta and higher at gl.
WHISKY STEADY af 9Js.
6HOcEaNss tluseL a1d pnchnuged; Hio
COn q ranges 70 lO18c: LOuisfhna sugar
lZL@i5c Plantation Molasaes 0)MBjc.
BEOYfsloHs Very strong, butm0l ouDta-
bay higher. Pork sold 40 t8j 80, bat he'd ct
i3f o. DEMONSTRATION lfZc; clear fIb
isc. and clear sides iSzc.
LAID Firm bat quiet aud uOminally
l0&Mi3 Sc for cHOtce ketlle rendered.
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- q ~ ao9al aarEaL.

The market Tor cotton goods IS rampant
and buoyamt. under a. udVanee iu tic
prices OF raw Material, bet the demand is
confined princi pHliy 10 orders for under
taken PACKAGE 20 distant trade. The fol-
lowing az among the principal changes
to-days Bro dWuy brown Hpeenng8 Up o.
lac: Indian orchard 49ci ADD brown l04cf
do do n u l0cs do. ID l4ts do. lj u l8es do.
DO W BE: Pocasger Cannon 1O-iuch 1870:
Granite b JS do. iIci pwiRnt ej-iueh l4e (,
Eewburyport 80 iucn muslin lbtzc; Mason
vile dtff6 Zoe: Lousdnfe ditto lgs. fruit on
the Loom l0c; Blackstone a Bet Chapu-
ian * 1870; Stratford n u he.
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BASE BALL.-Those interested in
the manly sport of base bail, will re-
member the match game this after
noon between the married and single
men. The game commences at half
past two O'clock.
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LAST DAY.-To-d day is the last day
of grace for handing in the tax
schedules, and those who have not
returned their schedules had better
hand them in at once. It viii save
some trouble hereafter.
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L9nlEgIiie mnrref

hy Teiegrarl.l LOuuVrLLn. IunoIa.
ELouR-Qulei avid nrn; sunerana. 81 95
1tAtN- n teti WnnHi fed, Bi i0s white.
~ tp.t tnrus Coo. Uata. Too Itvn. 81 ID
TOBACCO Leaf sntiVus a1leH IN ln hhdH.
ranRiug Hun gi t1 fo $50 d0
Eh0V1HIDNH-~ tuInnf and advanced. MaHa
Pork, 10. Bacon shoulders lf1Ir. aifnr
hHuN IHtfn.
B haftD-- lnreF .flHa
f ulauWINIei- Firm at Dgc.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS man was fined
BY the Recorder, yesterday, for main
tanning nuisance. Our citizens had
better look to their back yards and
alleys, and save fines.
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feH f0Fa 8old aad 8i0cG Harlei.

By IeleEfaHh.I NHW fonH, June lG.
W1NEH-E Continue aIfffrout Tfa Iafr..f
tfauauci ions were Isl fna nfahaaf rntnv ord
Lleday. 4ne Wtnimum rate was at a-lzH
LILO. if same gtans e g and lei ufnor1 vita
The q dlti0n FL pee CENT currency Tha
demand Continued 10 ltll after bank hourf,
nnd thB lHai trauane alou reported un emo
stleft wa at NO Der con. tn lat. fu fha
dlEcYuu BIB arEet There lH nothing doing
ExcHhAdE -8icfitng in dull aud un.
chHHaeA.
GtLb- Ifenvyi opaued al 1915. feu CO.
1881 nud losei at l76 Carfviue rHteH are
1910 81 pgf cent psr daE loaIauoaa
aJJMHH0
.6ovnHs mIHrs Lower. cioslag staaHr.
GuuuuafE uf fsi f2f1f mtzl lks $50. 6l lH
~, pew, w. zoe ~. ", lig<4ll.6 90.
tS. 1895 sllY lO-10s. iM) Bia
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FOUNDATION LAID. - We observe
that Mr.. Gantner is rebuilding his
carriage factory. the foundation being
already laid. The new building will
Be of brick.
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ACCEPTED = The State Sunday
School Convention, at its late session,
which ended on Thursday evening,
accepted the invitation of this city.
and will hold the next annual con-
vention at this place.
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New Poster TYPE-We call the
attention Of the business public to
the splendid facilities of the JOURNAL
Office for turning out fine poster work.
We have just added to our Job De-
partment $500 worth of new wood
type. of the latest styles, and here
after will make a specially of poster
work. One, two, and three sheet
posters gotten up at short notice, and
in style equal to the work done in
the largest cities. We solicit the
patronage of persons in want of post.
ers, Of any description, either in plain
or colored inks, and feel confident Of
giving satisfaction to all.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

THANKs.-We return our thanks
to Messrs. Elliott and Rock, Of the
Auditors Office, for faYors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

RAJ Blue Letter and Note Paper,
with beautiful water lines. for sale at
the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19
AWFUL SLAUGHFER
D r. Y O. O Obs
At HUGH

Wishing to close out my whole
stock of Dry Goods Ia the next sixty
days, [ will sell my present stock Of
Dry Goods, Summer Dress Goods, &c.
at much less than the cost of importa-
ton. / will sell the very best Organ
dy Lawns, high colors, magnificent
styles, worth go cents, at 30 cents; ex-
ira quality Scotch Lawns at 20 cents /:
Black Silks reduced all round; Gren-
adines worth 81 10, at 20 cents !;
George GoIdon's Scotch Ginghams
worth 45 cents, for 30 cents; 4 4 fine
Brown Muslin for 123 cents. Every
other article In proportion.
BG@ The attention of Wholesale
and Retail Buyers particularly request
ed. 1 me n business.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
je19 1Wd No. 46 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

The FIRE.-Mr. Jacob Enrich had
no insurance on his slaughter house,
the account Of the burning Of which
was given in yesterdays JOURNAL.
The cause Of the fire has not been
ascertained.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

puunds serap iron 8 WiIhelmi 4 Friek ale
bOxes. llcmker, Hlllman a co D otic an;
Stnn4Hf 8 Col beer kegs q q Nihlaex a C8
6 bundles gunnies; Mr Ferdigrass 1000
slling Is: Martin, Gardner n 90 2 hogs
heads { bacco; Hudspeth a Co z Do do;
Humphrey. PATRICK a. Co 3 do do. w &
Ford do do; q X DankersOn a co lB 70
do; totaI32 hOgsheads.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, aud is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 IF Special Agent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19
rEuw York Cattle Mnrret

By Teiegapbl Nnw YonR. Jdnols.
LIVE sroCK--Arrlvalf to-day. i.77o oattiss
$50 Bneep, auId .. $50 hogs.
CATTLE BceM loot uu CLIO for TIE week
ana have nearly altbeeu. aol0. Prices a 3
scarcely 40 roud ~ Dn Wed ueadaV. There
rs very little difference few Of che best
Bringing Tic with ihe poorest and Twelve
drove oi lll, Inuoia stan fed Texans. u
cw1 brought 1850, being fat; G5 T% cwL
lliuols aiter went mt I1MlBes car lhiu. o
eWt cattle i2e; viii 81 Missouri, CWt, 20
Weather hot and market slow
SHEEP Mos iN thiu aud hard 20 sell.
Erices ARE rather looking down. Wo
quo g.; 4Ac Tor carr Lufu 78 lba uhin|
sheep up t97l6e f0I few selected lndi-
ana iat sheep ~ u DDS. so few gao sheep
are seq ia fhat tbuse arriving hrtua hieh
hieh prices FER 13 lb-. brought 0Ic, win
" tbe sfoeE 90 Doe aud q cas- OF s1 IDS at
co. Bombs are tower 30 l0nlifes n few
yer received frIu ndiauai 61 iba. sold
lf1le: 3me iI b8 Jersey lambs. brought
1 HoGa-H Loss nrnt VI d only sales of i've;
= cars nf Illinois 22 ll8., nt l0%c. q ear, POE
tiH, at lus4 nnd ef, dJ3 lba.t 40 iu5ao
Dressed 10 about stRlJ came lu yesterday.