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New York Dry GOODS earket.

by Teiegraph.l NEW YORK, April 30.
FEhe weather is very fine to-day, but bus
lIess i rs. nevertheless, dull enough prices,
nI.yJWsNer, are without important change.
SiaIk ; DO. ~, SlarfS A I5c. Augusta and
1bury a l413e, Dwight w l3s5c, Massa-
cnusetts Bb l5e, fremont q lie, Pepnerelt r
1ic. Am skeag Bfeached Mus ms ice Fruit
OF the Loom lsc. Great Falls l2e Hope l4c
Boot A lOc, Wamsut a 65c.
? Printed and COIOred t'ottOns are stasd,,
Woolens. of fancy styles In Spring weighfs
are greatly depressed, are being closed ont
In large lots from 50cgSi, currency rates.
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Eurepean narKaE
BY Cable.

By Cable.1 LONDoN, April 80.
CoSsoLs-935s; $40 5 dull a sos
Tomorrow vii be holiday on the Stock
board.
PARIS, April 3O.-Bourse firm. Rentes 7If
zoe.
LIVERPOOL, April 30.-C0tton-Sales of
the week $1,000 bales, OF which $500 was
taken fO export and 0 n speculation;
stOcE 35l 600 baies, Of which 10000 is from
the United states; the market to-day i
quiet; midd ing uplands llIsd; ditto
Orleans l215d sales 10000 bales. "a liforD ia
white wheat 9s Id; red Western SIS 4d
Western -four 2Is. Corn, mixed. 26s 3d.
Oat, 81 Al. Barley 5s Peas 3Ss- Pork lois.
Beef 90s. Lard 7Os Cd. Cheese SIS. Bacon
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LouIsYiIIe Market.

By telegraph LoUIsvILLE. April 30.
ToBAcCo-Sales. of 100 hogsheads: COM
mon lugs S4 30g5 90; manufacturing lear
NJ 9Ss PoRK-S3I IS.
LARD-ISI%c
BACoN-ShOuIders I31Ic: clear rib Sides
1C]&dl7c clear sides III llI71%c .H
BULK MEATS = Shoulders I23<e; clear
sides 4g 81
FLOURISH pefine IS 2565 so.
W HEAT-SI 400I so.
CoRN-66a68c.
OATS-6 1l7Oc.
HAY-S22 0Ud23 90.
sIGAR-Quiet al I411c for prime New Or
CorToN--26a28Lc
WHISKY-9Ie
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Cars for The rentral Pacific Railroad.

CHICAGO. April 30-Six passenger
cars. intended for the Central Pacific
Railroad, from the CIR works OF
Mason l. Co, Of Springfield, Mass,
reached this city this afternoon IN
charge of Mr.. K1ox. of that road.
They lett thi@ evening via the North
western and Union Pacific Roads, fl r
Monument Point, and will be the first
cars TO pass over the entire line to
San Francisco, when the junction is
formed between the Union and Pa
cifc Roads.
George w. Perkins, late Superin-
tendent Of the Chicago Reform School.
has been appointed Warden of the
State Penitentiary at Joliet, to take
the place of General Dornblazer, who
resigned. L.a
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, April q.
CATTLE-Are selling freely at re ad .
vance The arrivals were go head, and
ali sod at 14G 7c
SHE .P-Receipts. 2If0 head. but NOT m
selling. There is a sh 4de OF ffnproyement
over previous prices; very hard; markets
range al DC for ough. weighing 20 pounds
to5c Tor prime, 100 pOunes, ONO sneared.
doGS-Zc lOWer, with u car loads ar
selvedi the prices are 95z9lOH :, and not
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-John
Rus-el Young arrived here this
morning, and through his counsel
II n. Benz II. Brewster, Attorney
General Of Pennsy lvania, entered suit
in the United Safes Circuit Court,
against Forney's Press and the Eoe-
NM Bulletin, for publishing the al
legged libeslous articles from the New
York Sun OF Monday last. Mr.. Young
claims damages in both cases to the
amount of 500 600.
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Notice to Contractors.

April 5th, 1863,
The Common Council of the CITY of
Ey nsville Will receive sealed proposals
until May 10th, 1853, for grading and
paving the alley situated between Walker
Street and GoOdsell stu eet, and extending
from Center Street to Third Street. in
block No. II, Fourth Enlargement.
BY. order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY <. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April 22d,
1869 tapr22 I'd Union copy.
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Mamnhls MnrkAr-


By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, April 80.
CorToN-FIrmer; low middIi ag 26l<la2eJz :
rec Ipts to day 255 bales; exports IOJ bales ;
weeks receipts 1850 bales; export, s48
baies; stock 1888 bales; months recei ots
1854 baies: tor the season 81, ,437 bales.
FLOUR-Duil and UNCHANGED.
CORN-75c
OATS-70G7le.
HAYES
PohK-S32 co..
LAh D-IS1z.d20c
BACON Firm shoulders 4aI75<c
BULK MEATS Dull shoulders 121zc, and
sizes I6Lzc.
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ELLSWORTH Kansas, April 3O.-A
contract was entered into al a public
meeting last night, between the eiti-
zens of this city aud VIM Sigerson.
representing capitalists Of St. Louis
for the construction, within thirty
days. of extensive stock yards for the
accommodation of the Texas cattle
trade, this being the eastern point, a t
which cattle from Texas can, under
the law, enter Kansas. A very large
business is anticipated this season.
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First Locomotive for California

PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 30-Two To-
comotives passed through here to
day. en- route to California. They will
be the first ones to go over the COM
plete length of the Pacific Railroad.
Eight more loco1ctives will leave
Schenectady for California. over the
same route, on the 10Th of Nav.
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General Sheridan Curtaillng the Ex-
N nSeS of His neDartmenf.

CHICAGO, April 30 Gen. Sherman
is d, rmined to curtail the expenses
of his Department as much as posi-
BILE. Already several clerks and mes
sengers in his headquarters have been
discharged, aud other movements
looking toward retrenchment may be
expected soon.
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Or. BurtOn,s TobaccO AnlidoteI


YARRAsTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR TogAcegT Is
the blood, nvigorates the system, possesses great nsh
ing and strengthening power, is excellent t5e and
RpDetizsr enables the stomach digest the heariics
food fnAkes sleep refreshing and esiahlisNs robust
health. &a30keTs and clesyeTs Jof SictY gfars erff
Price FifAc per box. An Interesting Yeise the
Injurious escs Of tobacco, with Isis Of mol ais, ref
erences, etc AsEaT FREE. Agents WantA Adde'S
Or. f. r.. ABBOTT, Jekey City, =. j.
TESTIAIoEJI IA,L5-
POsTaAsrER's SEsTfMoNr.-T -ec(N 1 box II Bur.
tons Aatidote frosq Pew. J M Pghlt and nrd g "a
e6ecsGi ere. S. GATEHA1, ConnJ ton ison Co, %.
lFRoA rHr Z. s. TAN suRY, Setlefa5y Q6ioe.-i'lease
send supply Of the A. uDoTE/ 1Ae D reef 'rsI has
done a. cork SURELY. 4 - 4. Ep24R.
FaoH NEw HAmrsu As,fArE Pnrsc .--Geaisnen
Of iuhuence here kafins ODD, cured Of arpeHe foi
tobaeeo by using Dr.. Blg or Antdote, desire spr
rY for the prisoners OF fk5s f&ffrron
JpsEPH MAYO, AAasaeAof =. H. State Prison.
A BASx-R's EsrTwgSV.--DrA. 2urtou's A1t.dote fo
roBacc0 has ocs0Bpfiaie1 al cfgilNgrl for IT,
W. MANN kst Nah Bans New albany, Ind.
a GLERCYwASs TEsTIN Y.--OS H3oZ or ASTDoTI
cured ny bfotherLnd myself lr fEyhg PALS.
Rev. ~ SHoEaAKER, Kelley station, Pa
From THE TI5LIcE HEADQUARTERS, LYAs, MAfs.--I
hIge gaiaei itBive Poands Of ssh m bsfes mouths BY
using Dr. BstOns Antdote, aud an eire oAt tohaec0 Is
removed. + Wa. l. WAIr, JR.
fRDH TlfE SOUTHERN HoNE JoURNAL, BALqN0RE,
Mp-Qfs box of Burtons Antdote rsaaored an desire
tiefEeed from take pleasure
it 70 81 our readers. r. Y SLATER, EdAaVr.
FOR SALE BY 81 DRUGGISTS. \
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READING, Penn, April 30-At a
meeting of the stock holders of the
East Pennsylvania Railroad in this
city to day, the Directors were author
lied to declare a stock dividend of 100
per cent, clear of all taxes and paya-
bic to the stockholders on the 18th Of
May. and also to lease the road for 999
years to the Philadelphia Il Reading
Railroad Company.
At subsequent meeting of Direct
ors, proper steps were taken to carry
the action of the stockholders into
effect.
The Reading Road Will enter into
possession of the East Pennsylvania
Road Tomorrow.
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CHICAGO, April 3O-Ar order has
been issued by General Sherman at
Washington appointing Major and
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel NJ, N.
Lieber Judge Advocate of the De-
parrment of Dakota, in accordance
with the policy of the Government.
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CHATHAM, Canada, April 80 The
Great Western freight house at this
station was totally destroyed by fire
early this morning; also six cars load
ed with produce, together with large
quantity Of freight stored in the ware
house and on the plat The loss
vii probably be 100000 The fire
is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 30.-In the Cortes,
Cuestos proposed an amendment to
the new constitution, recognizing the
Catholic as the only religion in the
country. 1t was rejected.
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NASHVILLE, April 3O.-Governor
Sen,er has issued proclamation de
claring part of the registration OF
Giles County null and void, and set
ting 1t aside.
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MEMPHIS, April 3O.-All railroads
here will pass delegates and invited
guests 10 the Commercial Convention,
on the 18Th of May, free, and others
at half fare. All the roads connect
ing with them will be asked to do
likewise. Rooms are already being
engaged at the principal hotels, by
parties from different parts Of the
ITnioa
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Order Issued by General sheridan.
CHICAGO, April 30.-The folllwirg
order has been issued by Gen. Sheri-
CHICAGO. III. April q.
GENERALfoRDERs-No 6.

dan:
CHICAGO, H., April %.
GENERAL LORDERS-No. 6.
The Qusrtermaster's Department
at Chicago, Illinois, wi be e&clu i've
ly subject to the orders of the5 com
msndlng officers aad Chief garter
master OF the Military Divis.o aud
the Assistant Quartermaster in
charge, and will be accounted for
only on the returns of these head
quarters.
By command of Lieutenant-General
Sheridan
[Signed1
GEO l.. HARTsoFF, A. A. g.
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YoUNo LADIES BEWARH,

OF The INJURIOUS EFFECTS or face
fowpeTH and Washes. All such remedies
ciohe up tn pores or the skin, and fn q
snort time destroy the complexion. I'D v0u
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NOT A FEW Of the worst diaardorr that
hLnlet mhDklud arise from corruption OF
bne pIood. HELMn0LB'a Nwgm Acq' nnma.
FAttiLLA - remedy of the utmost value.
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HELM BOLD'B EXTRACT gARgApA-
hlLbA G eansea aud reuovateH the blooa
lnslila ihe Vigor of health Into the aVnfhnl
snd purges out the humOn that make dis
aa
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH fKfN go r,gss,
TIFUL COMPLEXION foiIovyg III. = ,,.a ~ ~
HELABOLD'S CONCEgTIaA frFr &. .5r4la N ~, "A T. ~
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Patches, and all ErupGiona 81 TIE ahfn
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS. the avstero
nalu. ally undfrgoea CD anRe, and HmLN-
boLns > H-oHLH .CoNcEh rRATED HEFHACT
greates.- value.
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THROAT, NOSE, EYHg EYHLTBR
SC.dL<, AND SKIN,

which 80 dishgure the appearance, PURGE
INC The evil effects Of mefcufs. and roe
moving alt Lnints, the fouiuahtH OF disc
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taken ny ADULTS and CIlLDHkN with
perfect SAFETY.
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ENI NIltACr or AARs p ARILT.A. the dose l8
small Those who deaiFa lar % QmmnutV
ana large doses Of medicine ERR.
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Dr. AndsonI iels devotion the ofForegn Msohs
him. beyond other writer discuss Their relation,
Us broad nd comprehensive views ard eloquent presentation "
e-usuy o,n The large majority Of r,sd,-h volume
sure sIe. d, great vo to the s.eusou Of
which Il Ia devoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
City g,aI Gstat, for Sale.

FAST SIXTEENTH and EAST SEVEN.
H TEENTHsTs-FoR SALE-HQUSE and Lots ons % s.ss
Broadway and Rhave 20 SIeuih sAd SeSeneG
st. 25ri block Price, ssOOoo ard sf5ooo Apply to
ASA HOMER MORGAN. No. Piher
HOUSE for SALE-No. 234 West Fifty
thirst three stories basement good eelAr all improve
men complete order throughout; pleasant nshbOod eonVensus
Broadway Seventh AID Ehthae fenss eAly sppJ On
premises
0000 non TO LOAN on NEW-Y0RK
- OUO,UOU PROPERTY. J. s TAYLOR Co, No. lW
BToad~sv Room Ne. T. ones hours fron 20 ~ "a
S3OOOOO Io Loan sS On Ps4 New York York And AND
CAGES bought C. GILMAN Co.. No l6T BrosdWsy basenes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
BruukIrr Zeal Gstat, for SaIi.

A SPECULATI0N.-70 LOTS and Q brics
~ HOUSES IN Brooklyu less than mile Da Wall Il Price,
$4,000; half cash mortgage nd bali In Western lands at ss
stocks merchandise This the beat ibvesrht real
the United states Inquire Of w TRAFroH IS BrosdG
A FINE three-stOry high-stOop brick HOUSE.
~ ~ SI'6 containing improvement aud partially seei coz;
Veusnty located Brooklyn Tor SALE EXCHANGE for Sng
country place. BBNNET 4 KLENEN No 81 Cedsrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
S1t6 Qualifications.

4 MEXICAN 0TO-LITH0GRAPHlC CO."
~ OFFICE has been reaoved 10 No I4O Fuitoo,st n T.
DUBLlSHED THIS DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
@rsttRtsttr county Zeal 6stat, for Sal,

EOR SALE-At White Plains, Westchester
Co.. T.. COUNTRY SEAT oflts Wm A. Presborn 100 se,
hne house gpery greenhouse oathuugi ready for Immediate
patton; desirable elegant and nhsd ps For psroSa apply
10 JAMES FRBBBORN, Executor Ma. 2S4 SOuAst. n Y
DOR SALE-KINGSLAND-PL ACE-l1 acres
Of GROUNDS sne Of tho Improved
property within Of Neslork Ci Eve walk
depot Rye; wsmprovei COUNTRY SEATS
Rye depot also number Of eligible hb healthy and ptuTeqe
BUILDING SlrBS, within from to Is muutss HAh Of depot RE-
Apply to ANDREW WILSON, IT,. At RYE
TOR SALE or TO LET-A handsome C0UN-
TRY PLACE, With 6ve Of ground corner
Road and Union house has n and bathroom carriage hooss,
and stalls for six horses there large quantity Of choice s
place Apply JAMES r. SMITH. IT,. No IS safest
G0E 600 FOR SALE-A COUNTRY
ROO.OOO. STAT at BrcnI1iis. ws,cIs,tsr Ca, viii
land well wooded Handsome modern With all
The eonyenenees stands heh and healthy locality depot APP
ply at No los PeArlst, Pine, n. Y