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The New York herald., 1869-02-20

AN IwposroR on Hrs TRAvEIS.-A few dogs since
we noticed the fact that man whose nanle was nos
known. but who was supposed 10 be q man who had
been about the city the gulse Of clergy man. had
procured passage tickets nt the Central Railroad
oncc IN this city, written order purportlng TO be
signed by Mrs.. DR.. Robinson Yesterday we published
the fact that Mr.. Swceny. proprietor OF Sweeny's
man Who gave the nn,ne OF Rev. Mr.. Wood Of
Geneva, N. y. lie represented 20 Mr.. Sweeny thas
he was out OF funds and wanted TO 70 10 place
many hundred miles away where hts brother was
lying at the point Of death. The scamp brought
letter Of introduction 10 Mr.. sweeny, which pur-
ported TO bo signeo by MRS. Dr. Chaplin, recommend.
Ing him as n gentleman. &c. There " every reason
to believe that tbis Rev. Mr.. Wood II the cnap VINO
operated here, using the name OF Mrs Dr. Eoons0n
TO perpctratc fraud.-Rochostr UHiof, fep ~
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Up,cnds a-S kcoss ssa N. o.

CotTrR-kio was active demand from hs trade AMI
the market contnded " rule firm The sales bags
vcnsy 1859 teresa and sd santos * BESSIE On private
The $500 hio a Al farrashirs
anu 100 e. Jenswol on private terms Other descrpnn
were IN moderate demand saes, 400 bags Msacsibo and
nsY java slc g5,se teyion. isc aJsc NaracssSo.
lhc issfc.; IsgRyra I've. lF.c; 81 ,ornngo lgkc
sc yamalda Ike i51sc. Costa Rica, Manila and hex-
icsn lec = lbc. al sod, duty paid.
We quote -N essrn ani city adananns Isc &C. sperm,
Gee, aud patent ssc.
coapAar quiet, bui steady at aic &c. for Manila
coorrnAer sIooK-The marse, was unchanged, being
quet but steady We quote sugar Shocks as inch hsad
~ ss sugar sbcoks, ~ do % eB i5 mossea ao
SoS ao 40; srssn hoops sa sSs - r4i" '0 - w.
CorrrR.-For infot the market was dun ana heavy
though the offerings were si light The sales about
isvU ioa par - Bc ao@c for Lake superior and Bal
sppA-snaynquil N demand and sales werr made
cf itO bags private terms we au1c GunyaquA lOssc
gold, ~ bond snd Msracaiho sec. &c, 10.
fLouE AND GnNs -Receipss, 30 bbs -four, 80 do. AMI
l00 nass nsa so tuahs whesl s27b do corn aas5
%. oats ard 20 do malt The -four market wss sl
hsuev du and prices were wholly nominal Sellers were In
most ckses wiling 70 iafe % tbc 9sc and more 70 IN
ence Y any considernbie but buyers were
vofy shy an1 preferred TO purchases small
Its ~ supply immediate at quota
TONS rather Than 70 buy lnes ~ any price. The market
iaal for al kinds California Gour waa unsslnble
- almost Arg price. The sncs ennv bhs
Southern hcur was nai and nominal sympathy with olber
kints and buyers ound 40 dicuy supp sher wants
hour slow And prices were heavy sales aGs bbs
Iofn meal was dun an0priccs hssvy Al our quotations.
We quote.
~. 5'Ac. 20 " " ~
suIefnne
fhiis stah. va ~
'aof~s
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wrpHTp.L RGaE.
- Tsini ~ Howard a. Cleveland rsr tho
Nmsaer of warren George.

stt.sg5r Mars tFeb Isl correspondence Or tho nOs-
tuu Aavurt'scr
aae Crsi Hrslucsa bcturc the supreme Court Chief
yesltfr Al .lon pfeshilng. thls morning was the
Z .rn II i(a.ard A. Cleveland, charged with the
n rraeF ~ uaffnn George. A large crowd was Ia
: afopdsuce l0tg peiofe the doors were opened. Tne
Wtals os fhe morning taken up 10 empan-
: 44g q lnry and ~ tho opening argument Of
tsr nsirict Attorney. The examination OF Witnesses
49, PRO D1eiiel with IN the afternoon. The prisoner
i : siGhl yo0ug man o. shout sxenty-three years of
Aaa. ah4 NJ "a EFt glance appe1fn rather pfep0e~
. slnF. In8re cxi4tcal Examination, however,
fseaAs diaAxreeaOle feaiuTepa small Rrpy eve, low
I~ff4Mtn2 f.reheaf and thick. sensual hps lie
apyears ~ ~ f4ther ncryous, but not raItcularJ
ansaxEnt "a - ns pD8lu9n 1ng care f0f hc
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday was DAN day IN the real estate auction
mart and quiet day generally among dealers.
nevrs. Muller wilkins sold the lease OF the prem
"a water street. four years from May 1867. for
sgTa No other salcs were held.
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sTHsET QUOTATIONS.
IInIf.pnst Five o,C,ocL p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
EnrnAY. Feh

FRIDAY, Feb. 1a-6 r. n.
BzrswAx was slow Of sale and scarcely nrm though
prices upchanged, ranging from c. de- sales 80
lbs at the inside price.
CorroS.--only moderate demand prevailed and With
free offerings the market was heavy prices wsro
aglp lower VIII be by reference quotations
appended The sales 5ss bales, including iss7 for
spinning, ga speculation and az for export For future
delivery there were no sales. subJoned The closing
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chiefly fcs the new CROP and pss. steady a. former
prices The sales were Us hhds lie l7o For seet Leaf
there yss an improved demand and there sales Of
case Sy CROP Ohio as lo 20 do. do private terms
1su. dss w :, &C. ~ do iss. crop 0oaneioa' g sSs
q l6c Havana WAS more sought ster and sales were
made o. ~ bales a. 2to gold in bond 70 VI o. currency
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PITsoLfts..Asssg'., - ~. rssasa. ~ e. sl.as
ciosns ., alc. ssAa nsassa as - sss. ~
e s'':, sss,: ..s. ss.as. =. s 80 ~ .s .: s
ior III. I,ea,s = sTss, sad e ~ ~ n.ssa - ~ ~
te ss.na.ss sAis - l1s al tsf q s.sss1 =
Riar was slow of ss ~ vfAsui eh.has m rsss Geo
W s.rrf1s rssr,s. .s. .ft .,a ~ss ~, s.-..s
the ms,s.: Va: -rn' y s. s, sss 1870 80
Fssas', Dean. AZ, - g. aaae saf Sasas is.aa. O.
sfsIrra-slsslan va. ln Astys eerass .,iuul.a.s n
's' 'sI M i'' lss.. 49,. sss q ... & ~ 49, I.
u NJ, al = vte. = e..e- so'a 'a.....,.,. -.
change q ~ isfs u pee hsrs 80. sass u u ~ -
M sssns'-csi is's.. lss-sa ". gu,e = % nS = =,
wss S.s .s.a, ssa Il i. sSessy ss.kf :, y "a. ~
while rough ~ ", 81 sno aeaalnal = " y ~ a.
sne gr'.s. sss,s s;r.s.ss =. - =. ~ =. ~. s...s =
ins f.fss " @.s sfr f,. ss sss 80 - .' %
s ysrs 5sss.siy % ass.s =. s.s..s , sssas NC s -
i5e. ior srrs 4 Ils sas. u raw ls. r.r -
i9..s i,.s tor csl. ,'s q 20. m,,e 80 -
quote cubn fnfsrorto corrcs rtfhmV. sse 40 fsr
y 70 rsen1s sooa eloess, s' s. s'ds s. ~
s:ry.i.kessl's s.a.liisss Az. iss - - .I,s
Isvsn.l boas.. D y, So. iss .iiss.s -, ss. y
\ \ u ~ X Sc. issc q as d. se. Il ! Il & =
white, itjFc. Ite. Porte seo, rsfalnf sf.ass, ig.
sts ii '2 isss sl0s'. ,se 'Ss sss. Il : ss is G
lac; Manila. current clayed aud supsrior l1.e. iAc
hew Orleans rsfning grades i2c lbc.s Do, GFnesrr
grades, IKE. lake The % yeslsrdAy H.
khds., I'D bbls. 70, sss bags md ~ nlslado
SKTre.-Eulh GOAT and lxht nf, y
heard of sales Prices rr8eraly he@wv
We quote ;-Desr Hosdurhs, 4sc, ssn Juan. Sac sse
Bolivar 39c. cfc tisa 50e Vera Cru, Soc Cha4rea
s0c Porto Cabso, toc. s2e. F.s, 5or Ger Is. rod
Cost-ramplco s1c.a sc Nntamoscs sec. -. vef<
fsgss f,gs rs s % carsss sr ~ f', % c.S ~ ~ ss a.
b.. . 9nc. per H., c1rrsnoy.
TsLLow vas ~ Car demand bus Al lower prices rhs
were 1000 lbs. at ike if9<e
TprAcco.-kenucky Was sctive ina dem and bel
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omcsal rr...fsr. sr Real E.s.s. Yesterday.

frame building and Iots Nos. 90 N sni a. york ST.,
known as the western HOTEL lot Is.oxioo. sis.sss.
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Amuseme uSs.

OPERA HoUsE.--A very large and highly
refined and fashionable audience greeted
Nell Warner, al the Opera House, on the
occasion his first appearance in.this city,
last night. The general verdict of the best
dramatic connoisseurs was that the
debut of this distinguished TRACE
dian was n decided success. His
makeup, style and voice and general
bearing was. ia complete harmony
with the best conceived characts ristics OF
the +Hunch-baek King. The cast was eK-
cellent, and the whole play went finely.
Mr.. Warner was warmly applauded
throughout, and his many original con-
ceptions OF the poets fancy" were well
appreciated. Mr.. Stetson, as Richmond,
Mr.. Noyes as Buckingham, Mr.. Pierce, a
great fayofite with our people, as Lord
Mayor Of London, and Miss INMATE Monk
Queen Elizabeth, received gratifying
anifestatIons of appreciation from the
audiences as did also Mr. Nichols, Miss
Annie LleweIiyn aud Miss Sfandeld, in
their respective roles. l.tIi'T-L ava
To.night viii be produced Shaks Peare's
great masterpiece his grandest concep-
ton =" Hamlet p in which character Neil
Warner has perhaps no peer, certainly no
superior, on the stage. We ask for this
new candidate for the favor Of our citizens
a crowded house to.night-a fair trial and
Il lust criticism.
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A SMART ,SoHOoLAIAsTER.- Some
funny scenes occur in the examina-
ton of school teachers, before the
County Examiner, and one of the
richest took place before Prof. Knight
not long since. Some chap that had
taught school for three quarters in
Posey County, came to this city to be
examined by Prof. Knight, in order
to get his certificate" He was a
regular ignoramus, however, and as
green as d gourd" His replies to
the many questions put to him were
both original and unique. For instance,
when he was asked, " What causes
the change of seasons he responded,
looking as wise a. an owl, " Heat and
ooldl y This answer was so simple
and so plain, that Prof. Knight was
absolutely astounded that it had
never been given by any other pupil
or teacher. He was next asked to
name the races of men," and in his
peculiar shorthand style, responded.
White. black, red, yellow and
brownl" Prof Knight next put the
question, why is a personal pro-
noun so called?" The eoswer to this
was given in writing, as follows:
Personal pronoun Relaits to persons
wether person speaking spoken to or
spoken Of"
He was asked number of other
questions, and in all his replies he
exhibited the same degree of intelli-
gence as in those noted above. He
was told TO so to school himself a few
years longer, and then, perhaps, he
might ''pass muster" We hope we
have no such teachers In Wander
burgh County.
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sew FORK MsFEo,
NUH tut q IAfaA LAN4ts"
5y TeIeZraph,1 NEW YozR, Nov. l

By telegraph NEW YoEK,i Nov. i.
CoTToN--A shade firmer; sales, 2 OO0 bales
at 251z9251ze for middling uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts 25,222 barrels: heavy
sales of $40 barrels at s. O085 25 for SUI
peIfiue State and Western So S5g6 co for
extra state; s5 2i@6 lG for extra Western
So 1905 s. for white wheat extra; So $50
81 20 for r. ii. o.; S396 90 for extra st.
Louis; and S799 90 for good to choice do.
closing quiet. Ry 9 flour quiet sales OF go
barrels at "a z0036 90.
CORN MEAL-Quiet: sales of 100 barrels
of Marsh's calorle at s. 50.
WHISKY-Flrmer; sales of 500 barrels OF
Western at 81 0GC91 10 free.
WHEAT-Receipts 325, $40 bushels; rather
more active and a shade ftrmer: sales Of
169, 600 bushels at 81 1851 20 for No Spring
81 50 for No. l do; 81 38aI 81 for Winter red
and amber Western; 81 429l 43 tor amber
State; 81 IS for white California. and 81 %
for SheDoygan. ~
BARLEY-Is more active and decidedly
firm; sales 1000 bushels at 81 05tGl 06 for
twO-rowed State, and 81 309I IS for Canada
West, the latter price for Bay Quinte, and
81 for poor No. 2 Western.
BARLEY MALT-Qufet.
CoRN-Receipts, As, $50 bushels: 2a3c bet
ter; sales of "a 200 bushels at 81 029I O5 for
for sound do. $780, -z-.-
decided change; sales of 6I.e00 bushels ct
63g65c for Western, and 65@66c for State.
al4 GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, "a, 1913 bushels cora, SIS, 422 bush
els; oats, 6l0,4 0l bushelss rye, $1,000 BUSH
els; barley, 5i,9a busheIsi malt, 6l,9BS
bushels. tt.t rs ~ ssr t.
RIcE-DulI and heavy; sales OF 65 Heroes
of Carolina at 76gT14c. ---t'e
COFFEE-St eady.- 7-'------ t=..- =
SUGAR-Qufet and very frm; sales OF 500
hhds. of Cuba at 1l5sglI54c.
MoLAs sEs Prime steady; other kinds
PETRoLEUM. Quiet at 2o16c for crude, and
S41Sc for refined. 20.
HOPS-Quiet. ----.-- .s-t tt-
OIIs-Linseed quiet. .'-+e.
PoRK-A shade firmer; sales OF 46l bar
rels at $50 7093I 90 for mess, dosing at $50 70
cash; S24 25425 90 for prime, and S27 009
% co fer prime mess; also 900 barrels new
mess on sellers January and February at
SO % /; 100 barrels Western prime mess, for
Decent Der, at S28 as. and go barrels prime
mess, delivered in Milwaukee,, at s25 90.
BEEF--SteRdy: sales of 800 barrels Mt 80 90
@IS 10 Tor new plain mess; 81 O0@l7 50 for
new extra mess; tierce beef steady; sales
Of 100 tierces az S27 00928 90 for prime mess,
and $50 O0G3l 90 for India mess: beef hams
steady; sales of I25 barre at SIS 0092l 90 (;
old. S32 00@33 s5.
Cur MEATs=Du1I aud heavy; sales OF 65
PACKAGES at l21S9iS15c for shoulders, and
MIDDLEs-Firm and quiet; sales of 81
| boxes at 1910 for city mfddles, and 1890
| for Western short-ribbed.
IARD-A shade firm er; sales of $50 tierees
| at l1l9lSe for 81 cam, and l8@lSZc for kettle
| rendered; also, 5000 tierees steam, seller
December, January and February, at l79
BUrrER-Dun at 20e3sc for Ohio.
CHEESE-DulI at 1767iSc.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool heavy aud de-
cidedly lower; shipments of 10000 bush
wheat per steam a t714@71Sd, and 800 bbis
hour 81 Is sd per sail, and IS per steam.
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Of George Liant, for a bond for 5000
and interest over due. to be applied
on the Sycamore Street Improvement,
due from said Liant.
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partment submitted a suggestion in
writing, relative to the appoint-
ment of persons to constitute .
hook and ladder company. which was
referred to the Committee on Fire
Department.
A commu nication was received
from 2. Hornbrook, Surveyor of Gus
toms, asking to be furnished with
statistics relative to arrival of steam
boats and the aggregate of tonnage
registered at this port, to aid in gecur-
ing the appointment Of q Local Board
of Inspectors at this port. The clerk
was directed to furnish the statistics.
Jas. Oakley was allowed 10 per
cent. on his tax paid last year, to
which, under the ordinance, he was
entitled, and which he neglected to
call for.
B. S. Wiltshire submitted his res
ignation as lireman. aH ass
James-Parefat, as agent for j ohm
Deacon, asked for an allowance on
contract for the construction of els
terms. Ordered that the cistern on
Fulton Avenue and Ninth Street be
flied and tested, and If found perfect,
that it be paid for. s.l
The complaint of A. Start, relative
to his tax, was referred to the Com
mittee on Erroneous Assessment,
The complaint of Mr.. Carroll, of
like character, was disposed Of IN the
same manner. nl .,sii IT, s.ff
Blythe Hynes presented a petition
from sundrg citizens ana property
holders on Main Street, asking that
they be relieved from paying for the
Improvement on Main Street to the
amount paid for the improvement
made in 1861. Referred to a commit
tee consisting of Wiltshire, Steinbaeh,
the Mayor, and City Attorney.
a communication Wa5lreeeiged from
VIM. Reayis, attorney for Mrs. &. Il.
Reese, setting forth fllat ehasin his
hands for collection two bonds, Of
$500 each, and asking that they be paid
as soon as possible. Passed over in
formally.
T. NJ Elliott asked to be appointed
Weigher of cotton for this city, on
/ recommendation OF 0aftln, GFaIuHST
81 Co. and Weldon Brothers. The
application was granted after the usual
needless-eonyersation and discussion,
An application was made for the
privilege Of standing wood wagons on
the Market Space. Laid aside.
Mr.. j. I. Hugo called attention to
the obstruction of an alley, and asked
for relief. Much valuable time was
wasted in talking it over, after which
the Marshal was instructed to notify
property holders on the aifey to res
move all distractions.
4 petition was received asking the
City Council to abate the nuisance of
large signs being hung across the
street, as being calculated to brighten
horses and endanger life. Referred
to the Committee on Streets.
A communication was received
from the Secretary of the Street
Railroad Company, asking that the
Company be permitted to fill between
tho track with conglomerate gravel,
from Fifth to Eighth Street. After
it was talked over for fifteen or
twenty minutes, the Council adj
journed suddenly and incontinently,
a short time before midnight.
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B, telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. Is.

BJ telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
FLoUR--Dull and easy sales at 81 O0a5 %
for Spring extras.
WHEAT-Fatrly active and 1z71Sc lower;
sales OF No. at S91<490c; No. = S6aS75zc.
closing at S9ISc for 80. 2; this afternoon
the market was dull at Soc for No. =, seller
November.
CoRN-Firm and buoyant, and 4L041zc
higher: sales of No. 2 at 7215G741zc; rel ect-
ed 7og7l14c, closing at 74IzgT4}lcfof No. .;
this afternoon the market was dull at73Izc,
seller Eoven Der, for No. 2
OATs-Firn er, and 14@1zc higher; sales
OF No. at 3S1S939c, closing at SOC.
RYE-Quiet and drfner; sales OF No. at
73ci No. 2, 7097lc; rel ected 64c, closing at
Tic for No. 2.
BARLEY-DulI; No. ? is entirely nominal
at 92993c.
.HIdHwINEs-steady ard firm at 81 %,
closing firm.
sUGAR-l374Gl41lc for common TO prime
Cuba.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm aud active. Mess
pork S28928 So. Lard l61Z9l7c. Green
Shoulders lO1zc; in salt twelve days lie;
green hams l41zc; short rib mic dies 1880.
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CInetnEagI aarKes.


BY Tcle5-oph.l 0IFCISNArI. Nov. 10.
FLoUK-U nchangedf family and extra
81 75a5 90. 8.a fsIH.f
WHEAT-In but limited demand at 81 Of
al 10 for No. and No. red Winter.
CORS-Scarce Bid very firm at $50 for old
ear; new sellers at zoe, but 10 IS not dry
enough yet toshelI. fEFss ii
OATS-SteaGy at soc to 5jc. II Esrt.ff-- +.
RYE-Dull at soc. 4i.sr s-.,. -rr -.le.I
BAHLEY-Dull; prices are unchanged.
CoTroN-Unchangeda and quiet; Intddling
ToBAcco-Scarce and firm at full prices.
WHsKY-FIrIn at 81 90.
MESS PoRK-Dull; new is offered at $50 60
with no sales. r-a
LARD lin good demand and prices high.
er; sales of 800 tierces at 16l5c for prime
steam: kettle is held at I7Ac; small lois
sold at this price.
BULK MEAPs-Held firmly at l2I5c for
shoulders, and l61F@l614c for clear rib and
clear sides, packed.
HoGS-Active and higher; all sod: clos
ing at $40 co to 81 So: receipts ,080 heau.
GREER MEATS-Firm and active at lie,
l4c and l51<c; holders at the close asked a
shade higher, but did not succeed il get
ting any farther advance.
BUTTER = Qniet and unchanged; fresh
30a35c.
CHEEsE--Firm and in good demand at
I715@i9c. - & Ef2&E5 E#'
OILS-LfnSeed duh at gJn92c. Lard oil
81 33gl 49, Petroleum 39a:}5c for refined.
SUGAR-U nchanged and nrm AT 1870 to
16c for raw.
CoBFEE-stesdy at I95kc 10. 2l1zc.
GOLD--l26I buying. ~ ~ D f#
EXcHANG E-1-l0 discount buying. 49, -
MONEY Market closed at 500 ercent.
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s.LIght az Cork >,

Is the expression of all housekeepers
after making biscuits with DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER. It is chemically
pure in its composition, and possesses
no ingredients but such as are per-
feetly harmless, healthy and nutritious.
This IS not only. the best, but the
cheapest In market, as one pound
viii 60 further than pound and a
halfoof those of ordinary manufac-
ture. Use no other. Inquire at your
'Grocer'sfo DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER. noY13-3t-eod
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n,ssofatIon OF PaftneFsbln.

The partnership between VIM. G..
hewitt and G.. William hewitt is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. g.
William hewitt has taken the bust
ness, Wm. G. Newett retiring.
.ETtIa WM. G.. NEW4FT.
Feeling thankful to the many
friends and patrons for their liberal
support, l take great pleasure in re-
commencing my SOD, G.. ". hewitt,
as he will be most happy to supply
them with any thing they may want
IN the Floral, Fruit or Ornamental
department. The business will be
carried on at the old stand at present.
NM. @. HEWITT.
Nov. 10, 1859. no16 It
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Examine our Prices.

at the journal Office you can get:
Note paper from 81 10 to So 90 per
ream.
better paper from 50 90 to 50 90 per
ream.
=, d Envelopes from 81 SOTO 50 90 per
Tags from s. % to $500 per 1000.
Blank books, full leather, from 80
cents to 81 80 per quiTe.
Initial paper from % cents to 20
cents per box.
Pens from IS cents to 81 so per
gross.
Pencils from 20 cents to 81 90 per
dozen. $1,000
Penbolders from 20 cents to 81 90
per dozen.
Whites files from 10 cents to 50
cents each.
Ink from ). cents to 81 Copper bottle.
and all other goods proportionately
low. 4aE
Recollect the above articles are for
sale at the JOURNAL Office. No. 6
Locust Street, next door to the Post
Office Call and examine our stock.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL Co.
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Justice Emery, and fled 3 complaint
against Reyston for assault and bat
terry, who upon trial, was charged in
fine and costs 81 40.
A case Of provoke vas brought
against the other party, but the case.
in the opinion of the learned Judge,
was not established. We suppose
that, henceforth, any person can with
impunity prevent the police from
queiiing disturbance. Goats run
ming at large in the streets are q
nuisance that the City Council should
sduelch at once.
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P0st Omee Notice.

On and after Monday, November
ID, the Morning Railroad Mail will
close at $50 AM, and the Evening
Railroad Mail at $50 PM.
Hereafter, until further notice, the
Glass Box and General Delivery
will be opened at Z 80 AM. and closed
at 6 pm.
For the accommodation of the
working classes, the Money Order
Office and General Delivery will be
kept open on Saturday nights until 9
O'Clock PM
80 JOHN ". Foster, 2. III.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper &
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock. and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought IN the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the Fast as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
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-5 = EVANSVILLE, Ind, November s, 1859.
DIR. II. w. Cloud:
DEAR SIR-Dnring the month of
September | had a severe ateack of
bilious fever. Upon recovering from
this, sufferedvery mnch from debil-
ity, loss Of appetite, l&e.. and had
what are usually termed dumb chills.
After trying various remedies With
out. any favorable result, I vas ad-
vised BIZ q friend to try your Invieor-
ati1g CordiaIl aTlollewea his advice
and at the end Of one week. after tax
ing one bottle, found myself restored
10 my usual health anu strength. I
consider it the best tonic ReNin use
| have continued to take It up to this
time, so as to insure a permanent cure.
= Very truly yours, Fsaar
JAMES sMATHER,
Master Of steamer Rose Hite.
nov16 st
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PIRTSBURG, November I5.-The weather
u colder. Monongahela q inches and ris.
ing slowly little prospect OF a rise. Ar
rived: WheeliDg and ParkersburR packets.
CISCISSATI, November Is. ~ River de-
Ginning; > feet inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 15-Port List
Mountain Belle, Evansville TO Cincinnati
leCiaiTe No. ?, to Tennessee River: Della.
Cincinnati TO New Orleans. River declfn-
tngi teet inches in the canal Business
active Weather clear and mild.
MTf2fPIfTS. Nov. I5.--NFeather cold and
rainy. The river IS failing. Departed
with 100 baIes cotton, for Cincinnati. Sfis,
sissippi, with GOO bales cotton, for New or
leans.
NASHVILLE, Aoy. l5.-River stationary.
wttnA inches wafer on the Shoals. me-
weather is cool and cloudy.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, I5.--Arriyed-Cou-
unentaI, Lorena, Virginia and Atlantic.