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sc, Louis Market.
By telegraph ar. I.oUrs Tnna 70

BY telegraph 81. LOUIS. June -.
TOBAooo-Activea and unchanged.
COTrOS-None here. .e
HEMP-Very dull, and but little doing.
FLOUR STEADY and unchanged; busi-
ness small superfine sold at 81 25G5 %, x
s. 0095 ., Xxx IS 5096 %, xxx to fancy
81 1913 so.
WBEAT-Dull and weak; 81 0S9l % for
Spring, 81 IL for No. l, 81 20g1 a for prime
TO choice red Fall, 81 509l IS for choices to
fancy white.
CoRF-Best qualities white are firm, but
all lower grades are slow and easier;
mixed and yellow. in new sacks, zoe !;
mixed white 73c, common white 75976c,
choice to fancy S09S2c-all in new sacks.
OATs-Dull and easier; So a5S1Sc in bulk,
64@67c for mixed to fancy in sacks.
RYE Steady, at CSC for prime.
WHGSKY-Firm. at Ole
GEocERIEs-Quiet and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoEs-High prices asked checked
business, and market dull. Pork steady
at SS %. packed. Dry-salted clear sides
sold at TIC; bacon shoulders I4kc, clear
rib lSc, clear sides 1877 q 1870 mostly at
lS14e. Lard quiet, but held hrmly; choic ?,
at Keokuk, sold at 1870 for fierce, and
2O1zc for keg, here.
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MONETARY& COMMERCIAL
rev YOFK MaFKet.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. June u.
CoTToN-Firmer and more doing; sales
of 800 bales at 3lszc for middling uplands
ELoUR-Receipts 10 ,l5S barrels; market
heavy, with demand chiefly for flesh
ground low grades. extra Stale and West
ern for export; sales 1909 barrels at 81 70Gg
5 l5for superfine state and Western; S. 50
d6 p for extra State; s. 59GG % for extra
Western; GO 2O67 % for white wheat xtra
IS S096 IS for round hoop Ohio; 81 0OgS %
for lair to extra 81. Louis; 50 O09ll 90 for
good toschoice do, closing quiet; included
In the sales were 5000 barrels for exnort
at IS 75a6 90 for extra Western; So OO0l6 20
for extra state; 90 80 for fancy do. Rye
flour duh at 81 5000 ..
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WH1sKY--Firm; sales of 50 barrels West
WHEAT2ReceIpts S5,33I bushels; market
dull, heavy and fully lower; sales OF 3,400
bushels at 81 4l@l AZ for No. 2 Spring
afioat and to arrive Monday; 81 42,0I AZ
for retail lots do; 81 45GI 46 for No. do.
afloat; 81 G69l 10 for white California.
RYE -Firmer and advancing: sales OF
several parcels for export; Canada in bond
81 Is.
scarce and l92c better; sales Of Il, 900 BUSH
at 7498jc for new mixed Western via
canal; 959g7 via railroad; 08cGsl % for high
mixed and yellow Western SSB92c for kiln
dried: 81 90 for old mixed Western afioat.
OATS-Receipts 40 bushels; dull ard de.
Ginning: sales OF 1000 bushels att clio West
ern in store, and 1880 for do. afioat.
Realistically.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
>UGAE-l1uleL at lleSlz>zc TOR CUBA.
MoLAssEs -teady at 5595Tc for Cuba.
HoGS-Qulet.
PETRoLEUm-dun at l59I51zc for crude
and 3O1z for refined.
COAL-Quiet.
LEATHER-Eirm.
WoOL-Rather more active; sales OF 46O,-
600 pounds at 4fg53c for domestic fleece;
661297712c for scOu ed; 44948c for pulled.
LIHsEED OIB-Dull at 81 DIAL OF.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE-Steady at 44I&0
45c.
MESS Pork -Firmer; sales of $50 barrels
at So 62J32 70 for new mess, closing at
1872 81 for cash; S32 00a3Z % for old do;
S26 O0926 so for prime: SIS HOPS 81 for prime
mess: also sales of3j0 barrels of new mess,
sellers June, at e32 81.
BEEF-Steady; hams quiet at 20832c.
CUT NJ FATs-Steady: sales OF $40 packages
at lSGl914c; shoulders, l5I0l65<c. Hams
and midales firm; sales of 355 boxes, in
Guiding long clear AID StanOrdshire at
private terms, and long cut hams, at 1910
1910.
LARD Firmer: sales of $50 tierces at
lSQI95zc for steam; l95<920c for kettle rem
dered; also 1000 tferces steam, sellers and
buyers June and July, at l9[z1IgIsc.
BUTTER-Quiet, at 20(930c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Qutet.
FREIGHrs Liverpool quiet and steady
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Anlusenlents.

HARRY MCCARTHY AT THE OPERA
HoUsE.-Mr. Harry Mccarthy and
Miss Lottie EstelIe will make their
debut in this city, at the Opera House
tonight, under the management of
Mr.. Dufield. Mr.. Mccarthy has the
reputation OF being perhaps, the best
delineator ofhis peculiar line of char
aeters in this cou ntry. and. indeed, is
not surpassed in any country. He
has the faculty of entertaining an
audience for two or three hours, hold
ing them spell bound. His costumes,
always apropos, his happy adaptation
of the peculiar idiOm of the national
ity he is representing, the astonishing
elerity of his transformations, his
beautiful singing and artistic dancing,
constitute performance that cannot
be excelled. Mis- Lottie Estelle is a
lady of fine personal attractions, an
excellent danSeuse, vocalist and CO.
medicine, and is a great favorite
wherever she has appeared. We
doubt not our citizens will give these
new candidates for public favor a cor
dial greeting tonight.
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UNHEALTHY.-We are glad that
our marshais and police are making
this city unhealthy for that class of
men who have made a habit of visit
ing us. from time to time. and staying
long enough to steal something. Last
week two men were sent up for $40
each, under the vagrant act, and hav-
ing no me ney they are engaged in
working out their fines on the streets,
under the superintendent of Frank
Edmonds. 1t Is the intention hereaf-
ter to spot" all strangers, and give
them warning, and if they don't
walk in a hurry they will be in
troduced to Judge Willard, who will
undoubtedly give every one a chance
to work out a heavy ine, provided, of
course, they are found guilty.
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lev York aold and ntock Marhtt.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, il ne 70.
MONEY-Easier during Bank hours. The
supply Is liberal att per cent and eonse-
quently abundant. Offers at 6 per cent.
and loans made at that rate. The Bank
statement shows "a sharp contraction,
which undoubtedly added to the strin-
gency. Weeks loans, S27l ,9S3, 745; decrea Sc,
s3,935,S74. Specie, sl9,053,5s0; Increase, 3d.
47. Circulation, S34 IA. $50; incre Sc, $751;
795. Deposits, 1898, 1856 ,905; decrease, So 237
s., 430,I7I.
STERLIEG-Quiet and firm at 93kd95k
touched 1897, and closed at 1891 Carry
Ing rates, l-l68l.32 per cent. CT arances,
T2,GO0O00. Exports for the week, S403,024.
transactions Coupons OF 81, l2l14 20. '62.
1221S@l2214 do. 49, 1I761kall7L; do 'G5,
l1SallS5s; do new, 1l9159lI94 DO. '67. 1917
m8A.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
on Saturday, of making the acquaint-
ance Of @. Y. Picket, Esq, the new
mail agent on the Armada. He is a
pleasant young gentleman, and will
doubtless make an efficient and oblig-
ing officer.
Captain L. Barney, General Pas
senger Agent of the Pan Handle
Railroad. was in the city yesterday,
awaiting the arrival Of the Richmond.
Charley Churchill, from the NAM
moth clothing house Of Trounstine &
Co., Cincinnati. was in the city yes
terday.
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Eoans. OIIs and Candles.

My Soap, Oil and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt. is now in full operation,
and, with my present improved ma
ehinery aud commodiousness of fac
tory building, | have facilities equal
to any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage, l
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec-
tally find it to their interests to give
me call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP Decker.
Sd Street, bet. Sycamore & Vine.
June l. DIV
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SEVEN PERSONS DRowNED.-Ihe
officers of the towbOat J. F. bravo,
report the drowning of four men and
three women in the Ohio River, near
the mouth of Little Guyandotte, on
Sunday, the 9th inst, by the upsetting
of skif, in which they were attempt
ing to ride the waves of the bravo.
We often see men aud boys reeklessly
rowing into the swells Of steam
ers 10 this vicinity. 1t is a foolish
habit that should be abandoned.
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Excitement ON the Increase.

The people awake to their own in
terest and go to the Great Western
Clothing House, No. So Main Street,
for cheap and well made Clothing.
We have just received another lot
of the Scotch Cheviot Suits in differ
ent shades. Also Blue. Brown and
Black English Walking Coats, and
aice selected stock of Linen Suits,
White Vests, &c.
je12-2t SFRoUsE & Bios.
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nS-A oants wanted for the wis,

BG Agents wanted for the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine in every
county In Kentucky, Southern Illi-
nois, aud Indiana. They make the
same stitch as the Howe, Florence,
Singer, and Wheeler & Wilson, and
the price is from $40 to $50 less, and
offers better inducements than any
other Company to Agents. Call on
or address WILLIAM MILLER, Gen
eraI Agent, No. 10 Second Street,
Evansville, Ind. iun11 diff
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European Market.
Cable

by DHUIs.I LONDONl une Y.
CoSsOLL-For money 9256; on account
925s; u. y. Bonds-5-20s firmer at 500: ditto
az Frankfort S55s; Erie 1874; 1. q. ~; A..
& q. w. 24%.
LIVERPOOL, June y Cot On-middliug
uplands ND; Orleans, I'd; sales 10000
bales. California white wheat - 5ds red
western g sd. Flour 2ls Cd. Corn Hs Ga
for new; 23s Cd for Old. Oats 81 ID Barley
S.. Peas 36s. Pork 99s. Beef COS. Lard
us Cd. Cheese 79s Bacon 62s. Common
ROsin 5s. Petroleum unchanged. London
markets unchanged.
FRANKFORT. May "a. - Five. Twenty
Bonds closed at S6161S6$.
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LECTURE AT The MARKET HOUSE.
Rev. S. Norcross delivered q lecture
to a moderate sized audience, yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Norcross lectures
on the prophecies of Revelations, and
draws conclusions in regard to the
approach of the end of this world. He
proposes to deliver a series of lectures
on these prophecies, and will speak
again at the Upper Market House on
next Sunday, at 41 o'clock Pm.
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To LET.-Having more room than
IS necessary for our business, we will
rent a part Of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street,) to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsoUcHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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RoCKPORT INCENDIARIEs STILL AT
WORK.-From Mr.. Joseph Schoen-
field, who arrived from ROckport
yesterday by the Tarascon. we
we learn that another attempt at in
cendiarism was made in Rockport
at an early hour yesterday morning.
ATT o'clock, smoke was discovered
issuing from the tobacco warehouse of
Stephen Highland, and upon investi-
cation it vas found that a barrel had
been placed beneath the roof, and a
fire kindled beneath the barrel. But
for the timely discovery, a serious
confagration must have ensued. This
is the third incendiary fire that has
been kindled in Rockpsrt within the
last few weeks-two of them proving
highly destructive. It is to be hoped
the ineendiary will be discovered, and
that ample justice will be meted out
to him, and that right speedily.
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CALL OF Two PER Gently
notice in the local column it will be
seen the Directors Of the Evansville,
Carmi & Paducah Railroad Company
have made call on the subscribers
for the payment of two per cent. on
the capital stock, for the purpose of
defraying necessary expenses.
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CoNTRADIoED.-The following card
published in the Vincennes Sun, of
Friday last, takes the sweet flavor out
of the morsel the Democracy were
rolling beneath their tongues:
For the VIncennes Western SUM-
George E. Green. Esq.-DEAR SIR:
Will you 40 me the favor to state that
the rumOr to which you refer in your
issue of the 8th, to the effect that
decline to hand over the office of u.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - The lady
managers of the Orphan Asylum de
sire to acknowledge the receipt, by
the hand Of Ed. p. Elliott, Of $28 rs,
being the balance of the decoration
fund left on the hands of the COM
mittee Of arrangements, and properly
appropriated to this deserving char
table institution.
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: Barrett's " is warranted.
Eu.Nsv111r Ind Innn11 he

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June IL, 1869.
We, the undersigned, agree to close
our respective houses to all business
at z o'clock Pm, from
this date until September 1st, 1869.
SENONIN, DIXON q Co,
LANPHEAR 81 MITCHELL,
ROACH q ToRIAN,
MINOR q DALLAM,
MORGAN, READ d Co,
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AssEssMENT.-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Evansville,
Carmi q Paducah Railroad Company,
held on Friday night last, it was
Res0lret99, That an assessment of
two per cent be made upon the capital
stock of the Company, for the purpose
of defraying present necessary eX-
penses, and that the Secretary proceed
at once to collect the same.
j. Il. WELBORN,
june Ia dit Secretary.
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DEATH OF JACOB BoHN-A BAD
PRACTICE.-Jacob Bonn, the unfor-
tunate man who was run over by a
wagon on Friday, died during Friday
night from the injuries he received.
His body was taken to Boonville on
Saturday by his brother-in-law.
The death of Mr.. Bohn was caused
by his horses becoming frightened at
a kite that some boys were engaged in
flying on the street. This is a GRIM
inal practice, and should cease. It is
contrary to the laws of the city. as
the following section from an Ordi-
nance, passed September Is. 1859,
will show:
SECTION 31.-It shall not be law
ful for any one to roll hoop, fly a
kite, play at ball or long bullets, or
throw any stone, brickbats, sticks or
any hard substance along, across or
over any street, alley or sidewalk
within the city, or to indulge In any
other practice having q tendency to
annoy any person or endanger lite or
VI ~ sSAAAGs hui SGE
or other animals"
By the above it will be seen that the
Marshal or police have the power to
arrest all persons who transgress the
above section, and in section 40 Of
the same ordinance. the penalty for
offending against any of the provisions
of the same, is fine not exceeding
fifty dollars. Not long ago, nearly
every child in the city had hoop,
both boys and girls, and horses were
scared every day by them. But the
fying of kites, we believe to be the
most dangerous habit. An animal is
more apt to get scared by them, and
we hope the Marshal will Immediately
arrest any person found flying them
within the city limits. The risk is
too great, and even one mans life is
fearful penalty to pay for so Grimm
al a practice. Let the ordinance be
enforced before any other accidents
occur.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS TODAY
The Second Grammar Schools will be
examined to-day, commencing at II
o'clock PM, as follows:
Lo1oer School Hcuse - Miss Mary
O'Byrne, Principal. and Miss Mary
MeLane, Assistant.
Upper School House-Miss Augusta
Britton, Principal, and Miss Anna
Farrell, Assistant.
The public at large are respectfully
invited to attend these examinations.
On to morrow the examinations of the
First Grammar Schools will take
place.
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PRoaREssINa. = The work of re-
modelling the old Post Office building,
which is to be used for the Criminal
Court Room, is progressing quite rap
idly, and it is expected that it will be
ready for occupancy by next Monday.
In the meantime Judge Robinson is
holding the Criminal Court in the
Commissioners Room in the Court
House.
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BAPTIzED.-A number of colored
converts were immersed in the river,
below the foot of Locust Street, yes
terday. The ceremony attracted a
large crowd.
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PARKHILL 's.-The nicestis the best,
and the best is the cheapest. The
incest Photographic gallery in the
city is Parkhill's, and he takes pic
lures that cannot be beat. Those in
want of a splendid photo" of any
size, will remember Parkhill. His
gallery is on Second Street, near the
corner of Locust.
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SHAwNEETOwN ELECTION. - The
following is the result of the munich
pal election held in ShawAeetown on
last Monday:
Mayor. A. Callicott.
Aldermen First Ward-P. McMur-
chy. j. w. Millspaugh.
Aldermen Second Ward-C. Car
roll, Victor Karcher.
Marshall. d. Reddick.
Judge-John Gregg.
Attorney-C. g. Hughes.
The vote on the license =" ques-
ton resulted in majority of 81 for
license.
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PREACHING AT THE CoURT HOUSE.

PREAcHINa AT THE CoURT HOUSE.
Rev. Geo. f. Flower preached on
the Court House steps yesterday after
noon, to large aud attentive audi
ence, who eongregated on the street
and sidewalk. Many ladies' were pres
emit. He intends to preach again at
at the same place next Sabbath after
noon, the weather permitting.
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DEATHS DoINGs.-We are again
called upon to record the death of an
estimable citizen, Mrs. p. S. Dusou-
Chef, who, but few days ago, arrived
from New Orleans, in hopes of re-
gaining her health. died on Saturday
night In all the relations of life
Mrs. Dusouehet. was a most exemplary
and estimable lady. She leaves, in
addition to her bereaved husband and
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four interesting children, large cir
Gle of relatives and friends to mourn
her early death.
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THEFT. = A young boy, whose
name we will not publish on account
of his. parents, stole a watch and
broke It to pieces. He was not arrest
ed on account of his extreme youth.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

At The Journal Office
Perfumed Ink,
Bismarck Ink,
Green Ink,
Purple Ink,
Black Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Writing Ink,
Copying Ink,
French Note Paper,
Foreign Note Paper,
Ladies' Note Paper,
Gents Note Paper,
English Note Paper,
American Note Paper,
And all kinds of stationery for sale
at very low figures at the journal Of
fee, next door to the Post-Ofice.
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ScRIMxAaE.-We understand that
some young men INDUCED in scrim-
mage in the lower end Of town on
Saturday night, and several persons
were arrested.
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MARRIED.

WHFLAN-BELL.-On Thursday even
ing, June 10th, at The residence of Mrs.
Crane, First Street, Evansville, Ind, by
the Rev. j. p. E. kumler, Mr.. JOHN NJ i.
WHELAN, of this place, TO Miss ANNA M.
BELL, Of Richmond, Inc.
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ga For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go TO the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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SELLING OFF AT Cosr.-We direct
attention to the advertisement of f.
Hopkins & Company, under the head
of Local Notices" It means just
what it says, and fine bargains may be
secured for few days. Call early.
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SUsPENDED.-The Mount Vernon
Democrat says the Union Of that city
has suspended; cause, want of sup
mort #
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CIRCUIT CoURP.-Nothing of very
great Importance was transacted by
this court on Saturday. One case
Andrew Fulner and Matilda Fulner
vs.. Abraham Martin and others-was
tried before the Judge. This suit was
for partition of property, and the
Judge found for the plaintiffs, and
ordered commissioners to be appoint
ed, and partition made.
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THE New York Tribune says the reason
why PLANTATION BITTERS are so generally
used is owing to the fact that they are
always made up to the original standard
am Of pure material, let the price be what
II Will. The Tribune just hits the nail on
the head, for PLANTATION BIrrERs are not
only made of pure material, but the people
are told what they are made OF, as the
recipe is wrapped around each bottle.
Don't go home without bottle.
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AN AGED CoUpLE.-We copy tn.

AN AGED CoUPLE.-We copy the
following interesting marriage notice
from the New Harmony Register of
Saturday:
MARRIED-On Saturday. June 9th,
1869, by Joshua Cox, Esq, at the
residence Of Romelia Price Mr.. VIM.
StilwelI to Mrs. Annie Morgan. The
happy couple are aged respectively 81
and % years, and their union will
serve as beacon of hope to sustain
and cheer on those who have passed
the meridian of life and yet linger In
state of single blessedness.
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BICYCLE.-The velocipede that was
sold on Saturday, at constable's sale,
brought 1913 335. Cheap enough.
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BEAUTIFUL. = The best Mucilage
Stands ever in this market can be
found at the JOURNAL Office. They
are a new pattern, and are decidedly
handsome.
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/" Barrett " the originator.

IA You save one mattress by buy
ing the new Bed Bottom. One mat
tress saved will buy several Bottoms.
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BG@ Something new in the way Of
Envelopes can be seen at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
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REMovAL.-We have removed to
the capacious store room, No. North
Water Street.
JEST l.. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.
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nELook out for great bargains in
Dry Goods. Hughes has just returned
from New York, where he has been
for five weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buying
goods cheap, and he bought them he
had the cash and he used it to ad-
vantage. He sells choice yard wide,
fine Brown Muslin for l24c. per yard,
and he has about a half a cord of
thirty FIVE and forty cent Dress Goods,
which he sells at 25c.; he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French Organdy
Lawns at % to 40c. per yard. He has
a choice stock of Table Linen at 50c.
to 81 80 per yard; very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c. to 81 % per pair; he
has large stock of George Gordon's
choice bingham, which he retails at
New York wholesale prices; also a
large stock of Cassimeres at very re-
duced prices. BE sure to call and
save money. June 10-1w.
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MEETING OF THE NORMA CLUB
A regular meeting Of this club will be
held at Masonic Hall, this (Monday)
evening, June 18th. A full attend
ance of all the members of this club
is desired.
By order of the President.
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BACON. FLOUR AND SALT. - We
offer to the trade a full supply at the
lowest market prices.
Il. RHFFNER, JR. q Co.,
je8f No. 3 North Water Street.
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CoUNCIL.-The City Council will
meet tonight 10 regular session.
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CITY N e w S

TPerfumed Ink will perfume the
paper on which it is used.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-14

RS% Bismarck Ink for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.