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FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.

The leading bankers in their uncertainty as to
what disposition will be required OF the European
coupons expected on every steamer from this time
forward, advanced their rates eighth per cent
the market closing as demonstrating, sixty days.
commercial, 1904 a 1925; bankers, 1904 1929;
short sight, 11oM l1o Paris, sixty days, $40 a5l5
short sight, 5.141s a 5.13sl; Antwerp, $40 5.11;
Switzerland, $40 SIS; Hamburg, 3524 3e%; Am
sterdam 4O'4 An; Frankfort, 4OH 4O7s; Bremen,
1871 a 10; Prussan thalers, II II Il.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG AT THE CLOSE.
The stock market was heavy and weak In the
morning, as above narrated, but under large pur-
chases, made In part to cover speculative Sales and
In part against an expected reaction succeeding the
failure Of the financial Congress, prices
sharply turned and the market became strong and
buoyant. Toward the close OF street business the
market became dull and prices fell on Quarter
half per cent from the best Of the day. The Marposa
Company give notice that pursuant to the provisions
OF the act Of the Legislature authorizing them to
issue first preferred stock they will pay to the
holders of Mariposa certificates dividend OF twenty
per cent upon the face of such certificates payable
in the first preferred stock Of the company authorized
to.be issued by that act, such first preferred stock
retaining the first lien upon the property originally
held by such certificates and being entitled TO
latve dividends at the rate Of ten per cent per
mum. The remainder OF such first preferred stock
has been retained by the company, as required by
the provisions Of said act for the purpose OF retr-
ing the outstanding Marlposa certificates The fol-
lowing the closing prices at the last session OF
the Stock Exchange 67X $50; Cmber-
land, IS As; Consolidated Coal, 20 2ok; Western
Union, BAH 34A; Quicksilver, 10; Mariposa, 6H
Q; do preferred, lax 15'<; Atlantic Mall 800 81;
Pacific Mail, 4o5s Al; Adams Express, 66s bid;
Wells-Fargo Express, 10 q 1914; American Express,
43N o A; United States Express, ASK 46X; New
York Central consolidated, OK a97X; do. scrip, 90
939S; Harlem, 1873 1887; Erie, 24A; Reading, 1868
1O6X Michigan Central, 119% bid; Lake Shore.
9sX 9sH; Illinois Central, 130 bid; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 1929 1907; Chicago and North
western, s216 s2A; do preferred, IS a $685. Ceve
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, 500 q 81; Rock
Island 1les. 1l6%; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 65ss
e5Z do. preferred, So,s so7s; Toledo and Wabash,
56,S 58H 40. preferred rs bid; Fort Wayne, 956
964 Ohio and Mississippi, 3o7S $685. Delaware and
Lackawanna, 100 a 1885, New Jersey Central, 1854
1o9A; Chicago and Alton, 110Ha III; do preferred
III 100; Norris and Essex, SIX Ss1z; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 1171a bid do. preferred, 21; Iron
| Mountain, ASK bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, AZ
Az; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, 1875
a 20.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES,
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
l
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BMGER-HEArH.-In Philadelphia on Thursday,
June %, by the Rev. John O'Neill, JAMES Nj. BILGER
to JOSEPHINE s.. only daughter Of ). W. Heath, Esq,
all OF this CITY,
DEwEY-COMsToCK.-- Paris, France, on Tues
day. May al the Legation Of the United states, by
the Rev. W. o. Lamson rector OF the American
Episcopal church, WILLIAM L. DEWEY, Of San Fran
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TALLow-The demand only moderate. but prices
quite steady quotations There sold $1,000
lbs at 9esc. 81 the latter price for prime.
WnIsKEY.-Receip,s, 443 bbs The market was rather
active there being improved demand and prices
higher closing There sold ESQ bbs ut
Si OF a 81 05 including lot Of inferior ut CSC.
WHALEBoNg quiet, and we heard Of sales not
viousIy reported Arctic quoted at TIC IKE, gold
and Northwest Coast at &c., do.
mand being entirely confined to small lots TO supply the i'm
mediate Of who indisposed to
rate present prices In consequence OF the
duness the wooen goods trade Prices heavy at for
rncr quotations. holders generally beng anxious to
alize although the stock Is small There il nothing
doing in the clip, which continues to slowly.
Pulled and Texas dull and freely offered
AT former prce which about &C. aSc above the views OF
BUYERS There Is business doing In California at
quite steady prices Foreign s du and prices weak
The sales were 5000 lbs fleece &c. Soc for
Georgia TO choice Ohio g3c for old fleece c 4c for
and Michigan Indiana private terms also Is 900 lbs.
pulled &C. for TO extra TO- 900 lbs Texas,
in ios at 25c for to Medium and 70 QUO lbs.
California, part al 2sc. Bic. for spring CLIP.
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HeTASsScoicn MI, q IT,; = Ivc , SOC
ws,s lower e sss - i 70. .n.on ana
s ss :.s. ss.ss ing
No. ana $50 s FOR No. we ba Ssa a. no SS az, %
al s7S while rails were steady though quiet, ana al s
SpRsr very sss 1d tho w a. r
ssE n: sEs' ss: Sc: sso sr s IT, ss
az al for Es rs' %
rns sSi ~Ss
sales we're - rspore - so' '0r ordinary '0fen
1s nor
S SS s ns.s sold
ps.: " ssa; ". w:as %.ss
x g sS
wi.%,1s,oD r.,.,n. ;, m. no., .,s ..s..
and IS bbs lard There more activity in
Ss Hs r,sss There ss ESQ g s
mess -. saa sas essa' sss DO at sSs u regular,
in lots, were sold at $40 Is for '' new mess s;.
hHs. Liver e a 11
Pcss ranged from Sc Common prime with
an su. nia Change o.
%sSa sssS he 8 s s%a .s;
aeady at $50 ba we heard Of no saes Bacon was
din and box lou on orivat
tsrms Icenouse long clear WAS o,ioted nj DE N
iac The market for cut meats was ouiet. and
We heard OF no sale. Of moment. Small
stated and picSied SHOULDERS lsc zoe FOR Western and
latter price for choice Lard was quiet and lover
prme estern steam cosing at lb4c lhy.c. aales 5d
pscHases at Ike ls.sc FOR No. c,ty 10 BRINE western
also ma tiercea Tor lime and JuIv do ircrv IsiIc
PrTpoi WAS sj,,hIiv i,nrnyai S.m, nd for
crnda in bulk which however, was o,ver osirn o. iaaI
g S he for s' ssa sss' S, July sales osss
wns oniet but without particn,ar Change IN ypai,,e
Ma bhbIsS were soid Mt acc The ,narkst for y.Sned
oil WAS more active and armer for both snot and future
ho"rh nr,css were moi ouotabv bisher for so oil
wS'cS VAS scarce and held NJ Ssc S7c NJ bs core I%s
rcnort Of the destrncfon Of several reseres In Ptts
burg byf re strengthened the market somewhat,
There were sold SOD bps for June mt osc Ao Ia for DO
at 2sc 1000 do for July part NJ g6sc and ii 0OO do for
xnsnst nj 2S-c 27c - chiefly NJ, The latter nricc tbe
maSSet coslna mt about g6s!c for Jnlv and a7c Tor
An.nst Jobbinu hts were du INT unchansea In
vsins Wa nmote: standard and n.mc white asc Nc
In line marked was fairly active and prices
rarasr ~ oi for this month,. dslivsrx vh,ch US
cv and which snId no Min M Tbe s.es
rsre fS a n Mia for y,ne NJ osAc osc o7c ~ iIc
We mi ~ a." I,,v o nj 10 ,sr,s S'|sS S'' S|"e'
AZ ~ @ ~ rny darand ,y"s fsir I'm. ,. h,,h r~...
..pea checred business Choice wa,, held nj Iss
800 n, mn, s 'ns Wcserr IN bhds a 71c ~
oaes INV WIN W. am mnnved aemana and dynv
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In the gold loan market the rates were / and 4
per cent for carrying and fat per cent, two per
cent and 1-e4 for borrowing. The European steamer
took $1,000 in SPECIE The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Gold cleared. .s47, 45o, 900
Gold balances 1870. 034
Cure ncy balances 1908, 531
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DD,nn1s ana Mobile ana

and 800 bags meal S6 bushels wheat ~ do.
corn, 49, The -four market ruled dull and prices
favored the buyer-in the lUc
The sales only about 1900 bbs southern Hour
dull and heavy; sales $50 bbs Rye -four firm, with
moderate sales $50 bbls. Corn meal dull and
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, 49, l87o-TR1PLE

Missouri skies, o4ka 94k; do, Hannibal and st
Joseph, e4k 9S; Louisiana skies. Tx Is; do.
new, "a rs; do levee skies, 70 q 70; do. do. eghts
p6 90; do. penitentiary sevens, s21< SO; do rail-
road Fights, 81 q 90; Alabama hves, "a 10; do.
eights lol 102; do railroad eights. % 9s; South
Carolina sixes o. 90; do. new, January
and July, 50 sax; do. do, April and
October, 80 q 81; do. registered stock, old,
so 81; Arkansas sevens, 75h 70; Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling, so 81; do. interest Fights, 10
n; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage
sevens, 78 60 do. second mortgage Fights, "a 90;
New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, so 90; do.
second, 20 n; Memphis and Charleston Railroad
first, SO 49, do. second, rs so; do. stock 40 Al;
Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed by
South Carolina, Is o IS; Macon aud Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia. SAX IS; Memphis city
skies. So SO; Savannah city sevens, SO 90; New
Orleans consols DID, 70 III do. issued to railroads.
skies. 70 IS; do new sevens, rs a so.
GOVERNMENTS HIGHER.
The advance In gold led to improved quotations
for the government list which advanced about
quarter per cent compared with last nights prices
The following were the final street quotations.
United States currency SKIES, 1l3A 1134; do.
skies, 1884, registered 1l414 114s; do. do, coupon
117H a ll77i; do fve-twennes, registered, May and
November, ITO l10H; do. co., 1882 coupon, do,
l1oT Ill; do do, 1884, do. do, 110x l10zS; do.
do, 1865 do. do 1loA 11oS; do. do, 1855, coupon,
January and July ll3H 1876 do. do. 1867, do do,
1887 l131s; DO. do, 1868, do. DO, 1874 ll3h;
do. tenforties, registered lo7X 1o75S; DO. do cou
pom, 107H a l0S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Money was easy at three per cent on governments
and four per cent on stocks
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad during the third week In June were:-
IotU.... S3u,vZ0
iooo Zl,coo
Increase. s9,oe3
The following shows the comparative earnings or
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad during the
third week In June:-
1870 $147 800
AooS. l34, @eo
increase. 81, 800
The following shows the results of to-day's busl-
ness ut the Sub-Treasury In this city -
General balance yesterday. $91, 06l 800
Sou payihehts... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OH ysS
Gou Daance.. ..................... T0,sO0, s62
SulIcnoy Iecepts... DO ozz
CuIIchcy pdymentS.... Zoj TvJ
ScircHcy Daauce.. l3,bZS,Zl
NOhSiai oaiahcc'. Sl,o3l, ou<
4ioVOu
Four hundred ana eighty-fve thousand dollars In
cancelled gold certificates were sent to Washington
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SALES AT The NEW yosx STOCK excHAyl:.

Four hundred ana eighty-five thousand dollars In
cancelled gold certificates were sent to Washington.
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Philadelphia to Bremen. with 1000 bbs petroleum bark
about ~ tonn, 70 hatanzas and the Battle
2,k0 bbs. petroleum, on private terms.
0uhniEs were dull ana heard Of sales. Prices
nominal 81 yesterdays quotations.
nipks-Ihs market for all descriptions dull there
oens scarcely any demand b holders were generally urn
n their views We quote -Buenos Ayres, 70 "a lbs,
iSs Aye Sc; ccrrssnses, ii 70 lc.. aic aHS; Ro
ssc 10 cslfornla, a 70 Is 3d., ac 4 Nc; cspsrs
American trimmed Is TO n lbs lec do mot trimmed 49,
~ loe l5e hatsmoros and Mexican, ~ to lba, l9 |;
vera Crux BIO 10 lDs &c.,; Tampco, ~ 10 y lbs IN
70 20 bs &c., all gold Total stock OF hidea Juas
w. le.G VI ,Scv; sAms date last year. III 200.
horS-ihs market was still dull but prices were stssy
ana nrm holders being unwilling 10 make sales except ~
range OF lOc. = 2oc for common 10 choice grAdes 4
was Inactive, and prices we're nominal at absus
s,<c gold, Tor panlA btc. 6c. do, for jue. &c.,
tor sks and &c. aTAc, do, for Tzmpco. In bond.
LEAruKR-The market for hemock sole fairly actvc
and were steady and nrm especially for the good and
prime descriptions, which mos In demand The
e %Res arc fsIr. but the stock il only moder.e
d dull. but UNCHANGED. We quote -Hemock- Brenos
Ssc. 3Oc. do. DO, light 2ec &c.; CaiforniA
neavy. &c &c.; do middle, sec &c. do, light go
s1 40 0Iinoco &C., heavy 2oc. Tc; do do middia
M,1c 2ssc do. light 26c. 2sc good damaged, all kndb
ana weights 24c &c. damaged, all kinds and
~rTn's zCc sc.i in the rough ssc Ssc OakSlsusb
90, ~ nssvy Soc NC do, middle ssc aac DO, light ~
mddie S'c &C. light, 3ic. 40c. bellies 1sc. Ale
MoLAssIs Tho marke, dull the being confined
70 sma Ios A. former prccs Holders, however, demanded
I'M Annf
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nesdayl AFTERNOON at three O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF her parents, II Cranberry street.
RuEY-On Tuesday, June %, MICHAEL RILEY,
from county westmeatn Ireland, in the 2sth year OF
The funeral viii take place from Bellevue Hos
pifal this wednesday, afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Standardization Tuesday. June rs. Lucy JoHAN.
NAH, the beloved daughter OF julius r. and Amelia
NJ. Schrader aged years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents, No. 1861 Coles street. Jersey City, this
"wednesday afternoon, at half.past one O'Clock.
sIIK.-On Tuesday, June e. the beloved daughter
or william silk, aged months and % days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
day) afternoon, al half past two O'Clock.
STRuss.-On Monday, June II, WILLIAM r.
SrRUss, Jr.. son OF wm L. and Minna struss, aged
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral rom ~ Hester street. this "wednesday ar
uNpgRwoop Tuesday, June 49, Mrs. JEsrEnA
UNDERWOOD. wife OF Nelson Underwood IN the 4Sth
year or her age
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday
afternoon at one O'Clock, from y26 Third avenue
WALLACE.--At Rutnerlurd Park Hotel, New Jer
sew, on Monday, June ~, HANNAH KENNEDY, the
beloved wife OF William s. Wallace, In the 27th year
OF her age.
Funeral will take place from the Rutherfurd Park
twelve O'Clock. Carriages will be ut the depot,
Rutherford Park. Erie railroad, on the arrival or
the twelve O'Clock train.
MISUNDERSTANDING, on SATURDAY, June Is, at
Elko, Nevada, X. A. wARNocK eldest son OF Robert
Warnock, OF this city.
PoRTERs.-At Greenpoint, DANIEL PoRTERs, aged
| 43 years.
the members Of Lodge No 3D. !. o. or o. f.. are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral. from his
late residence Eckford street. near Greenpolnt ave.
nue.. thus "wednesday, afternoon. at two O'Clock.
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horticultural Fair,

The list of premiums of the Indiana
Southwestern Agricultural Society,
which are just published BY the Soci-
ETY.. ofFsr strong inducements to the
agriculturists of Southwestern. sIndi-
ana to exert themselves for the ad-
vaneement Of that branch of indus
try
The list is in the form of a neat
pamphlet, printed at the JOURNAL
Office, it contains all Information
concerning the Fair. and is of itself
strong evidence of the interest taken
by the Society in creating spirit of
emulation among agricultural and
manufacturing people that can not
but result in benefit to all. if properly
seconded by those most interested.
Every farmer and mechanic in
Southern Indiana should have pre-
MUM list and carefully it.
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Rev YORK market.

Pr Telegraph EKW YORK. Sept. Is. 4
yoTToN-Heavy and a shade lower;
sales Of 1850 bales at 1890 for middling
FLoUR-Receipts lG.le7 barrels: firm. but
lees active; sales OF II 800 barrels az n 70
6 s 80 for GuperdnS western and State
30 Choice DO = ss Ia So1 wb N sOT T neal
western extra; Is 6096 10 for extra Ohio
IS IS as % for extra st. Louis. -
RYE FLoUR-unchangsd; sales Of 30
Com MEAL-Quiet and steady. @
WHsKx--Lower; sales OF $50 barrels a.
WHEAr- Kecsipis 81 .1a5 6nahsis; arm
and less active; sales Of 1l9,000 bushels at
81 050l IL for No. spring; 81 10 Tor new
western; 81 3O9st Il for new do. 81 40for
BARLEY Malt More active; sales Of "a
and very choice STATE. s. ~ ~
RYE-QuIet and lower; sales Of s009
bushels "a 75c for old Western. -.
du and closed little 6rmeT: sa Is OF &c..
600 bushels at S34s4c for mixed western
SIC for do. In store; "a 9o6c for high mixed,
nearly yellow SOC for white westerni SIX
oATs-Heavy: receipts 6I,72s bushels;
safes a, 600 bus hsis at z595oes for westerns
HAY-In fair demand at 9Oss5c for shlp-
ping; eI@I 40 for retail lots. sll-
HoPS-Quiet ana unchanged. ea.l
CoFFEE-Quiet and arm. -
6UGAR-Aa oderately actfve; sales OF 7C0
hhds at g9I0c 5oF Cuba. 81<9J101z Ior Porto
Rico also sales of 200 boxes Havana &C
lie. saa
MoLAssEs -Dul Haga
RIcE-Quiet at sI<09Z. zsf-
PErRoLEUN-DaII; I21<@l25< for cFudei
IURPENTISE-Firm at I0g4o5S.
PoRK-More active and crOses firm
sales OF l.400 barrels AZ s26 Is for mess
s22 590Zf for prime. go
BEEF-Quiet; Gales Of 100 barrels at SI20
10 Tor plain mess sl801g for extra mess.
beef hams dull at S1OG37; tieFce beef qufst
at S28g029 for prime mess.
MIDDLES-ELrm.
CUT MEATs-Duu at 10 s2o1<c for picked
hams. &asaE EHE 80
LARD Unchanged; sales OF 800 tierces at
l5H9i6c for steam; l61<9l656e for kettle
rendered. also COZ tierces September al
1870.
BUTrER-FIrm for prime; 2la3Oc for
western.
CHEESE -Firmer at 9I4Nc.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Harry Mccarthy
opened last night at the Opera House
with large audience to welcome him
even though he vas Fate in coming, in
consequence Of the train from Indian
apolis having missed connection At
Terre Haute. -
The first part of the exhibition was
the usual minstrel concert, with its
mixturs Of melody aud absurdity, in
which Gardner gave "Our Good old
Friends" in his deep, volaminous
bass voice, to the delight of the audi
.enee. Put Me in my Little Bed. y
By Mr.. Stout, was well sung. bat Ev-
ansville people have heard it 50 often
since Mr.. Ferd. Goslee introduced il
here. that il did not elicit the applause
il otherwise would, for they rather
like Fsrd9s rendition. Mr.. Ma
carthy's Loved Ones at Home, re-
ceived. and we'll deserved. a perfect
storm oF applause, and the comioali.
ties kept the audience in aroar.
I In the second part. Harry pptdid
himself in his Handsome Harry. Kat
arina. ''Fm foolish. = and Pat. o. Cas-
tlebar, each of which we're unusually
well done. The duet, "Larbcard
Watch, was rendered by MessIs..
Gardner and Stout in manner that
was highlyappreciated and loudly ap.
plauded. se ~
. u4t - very much to be regretted that
while thu playing was uniformly good.
the rowdy boEswho filed the upper
gallery took it upon themselves to
hiss Mr.. Boettger'a aornet solo, (which
was so we'll rendered that, although
he retired at once. the audience made
him ample amends by refusing to hear
any one else until he repeated his solo,
The behavior of the boys il the gall
lery was az times simply shameful and
the fact tnat at least two members Of
the police force wers present aud
failed to suppress the disorder. does
not retieos any particular credit on
them, g
Tonight there will be another con-
cert and exhibition that viii be greet
ed By full house. for while there Is
everything done to please an audience
there is no pandering into vulgar
tastes. but everything to commend.
THE SKATING RINK.-The difficulty
about the use Of the lower hall havs
ing been settled, it was thrown open
TO skaters yesterday morning. and the
skating proceeded as usual AS the
day for the carnival draws nigh. the
excitement increases, and when the
time arrives there viii be no end to
he fun. Among other characters to
. present is q double-adjustibIe ex-
'anding-giant. that rises to the height
f nine feet, and then dimin.shes to
I've. He viii be somewhat late in
oming. but viii be there, sure. sEHol
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CIncInnatIn Market.

By 1elegraPh-l CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.
FLoUR-Dull; family IS 25g5 20
WHEAT-ScaTee and Arm az q O8 Al u for
reds white dull at 81 z0oI 25.
OATs-Actfve: sales OF IGO03 -busheis 81
32g43c, the latter rate for choice white.
RYE-Dull at rs 960c.
BARLEY-A shade lower: prime fan sold
at 81 8; spring 81 059I 10.
TOBAcco-In good demand; sales OF l42
hOgsheads at 50 10 to SIS: receipts light.
WHTsKY-Irregnlar: sales Rl e8 dS9c.
PoRK-hfe IS dnll 81 e21823 50; no sales
LARD-ln better demand; sales OF a0l
tferces st l5e. Aa1 tfsEN1EH "
BULK MEATs-Duu; shoulders ~. and
sides lf1<.9I41<. tasa Iala e0zfT
BAcoN-1n moderate demand; shoulders
I41S; sides l6lzD11s< Tor clear rib, aud i71<0
h3S Tor clear, the outside rates for fresh
packed. Sugar cured hams 2402k%.
BUTrBR-Dull at 26932c; supply better.
kGGS-20621o.
: C1zEEsE-uncha ugeds a. neza
EEED-Clover duh and prices 10 err and
unsettled; sales OF new at S1<a3c per
2ound: the quality Is good
No change in groceries.
OIL-Ltnseed dull at zee
GoLD-1IS5< buying.
ExCHASGA-par for buying.
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METROPOLITAN GIFT COMP'Y
Cash Gifts to the amouutOf s5OO,OOO.

lett1A 70 AUJ
80 Sewing Machines, each -....... 90 70 10
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C,
A chance to draw any OF the above Prizes
for 2Jc. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
In Envelopes and well mixed. On re-
ceipt OF go Sealed Ticket is drawn with
out choice and sent by mail TO any adj
dress. The prize named upon IL Win be
delivered 20 the ticket holder on payment
Of ONE DoLLAK. Prizes are fmmediately
sent 70 any address by express or return
You will know what your prize is before
You pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for
another OF same value. NO Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
from many who have lately drawn VaIua.
bic Prizes, and kindly permitted as to
publish them: Andrew J.. Burns, Chicago,
$1,000; Miss Clara 3. Waluer Baltimo ore,
Plano, $500: james NJ. Matthew'S, Detroit,
IS, COO. John 4. Andrews, Savannah. Sc. GOO;
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston. Piano,
S6c0- " e publish no names without per-
mission. -at I
OpErIocEs or THE PKEss.-ssThe firm is
Weekly Irtb me, May 8. I'VE know them
TO ne 4 fair dealing firm .1-NeU York Her.
old, Nay q. "a friend OF ours drew q s. 900
pTize, which was promptly Feceived."-
Daily N.slCa, sysipe 3. @ .4ria
send for circular. Liberal inducenc euts
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteeds Nv
cry packaBe OF Sealed Envelopes contains
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be addressed 70 sTEWARr, NORRIS q
co.. 56 Broad way N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

So FOR BLACK WORMS end ELMfLH1
on the faee. use nn1Wg o8aseaoite rla flll-
pkg Remedy, prepared only nw Aif. h q
PERRY, 40 Bond Street. New YORK 500
oV8FytFhsfe. The o. de guDpilll "a WH9le
anlo medicine dealers. lnclf aa4ts.hM
mg 10 remove Molh-PatchaH. Bregklos
and Tan fro1n the face, use AeIll MoLh
and Nra0skc LCGf1yt, Prepared 0niN AH Af
ID. q. PERmY. Sold ~ nu druggiaia,
nOV17 d8m BuN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

rEvHE sTORE ROOM AND BASE
naers now occupied by n. Tsyon. IN
toe EvansvilIe Opera House. Possession
cen be given any time from the nrst O.
September 70 the nIsa or NoTenoDer +, - - :
wa. w. CHANDLER. Sec'y. aulz-h
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

~9ToRE ON LOCUST BETw ZEN
- First and Second Street. Gooa Ioea q
ton. Enquire of F. D. CALDM ELIs; ~ ~
Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

Loulsville-6 bags wool, / chair, 2 boxes
sundrfest do t0bacco \ hds fr5I1sfisso -
Carroliton-4 sacks seed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-16

WARRICK CIRcUIT COURT The
Circuit Court Of Warrick County i
in session at BoonyilIe, and quite a
number Of Evansville lawyers are in
attendance; anoAg them. Col. Denly,
Judge Parrstt. Major Hynes, Col.
Baohanan, aud hfessrs. G.. w. Nc
Bride and l.. g. Stinson. ~
The case Of the city of Evansville
VS.. Molly BrooklOcker for violation Of
city ordinances, which was taken
there on change of venue. was CON-
meneed yesterday afternoon. hlnaI