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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
MISSES, FANCY COLORED BOOTS,

MISSES FANCY COLORED BOOTS,
In new styles and color5; great variety:
handsome an! cheap. Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers.
At WADDEY'S, a King street.
SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
4 largo stock and great variety Of styles, at
very reduced prices, ~
WADDET'S, a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
i fine stock in every color, stylo and quality,
1T very reasonable prices
WADDEY'S, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

GENTLEMEN FINE DHE~S BOOTS i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22

The latcsts yloS justr"ceircd from New York.
Plain Buff Jackonct lawns.
40 trrc"a T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The PREsBYTERY OF CHESAPEAKE Pesby-
terry met yesterday morning a nine o'clock,
according to adjournment By Rev DR..
Harrison
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

IL young lady educated in Parts desires
above: requirements En !sh French borough vi
drawing fefs Address ALPHA box lO7
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

WANTED-SALESMEN IN A TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS
w and necke house, who understands the business, Ia
60 travelling Apply with references. box 59s3 New York
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

TITANTED--A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING SALES
w man, by young having large trade in PcnnsyL
vania and years notions prererred ref
ercnces given. Address 7. g., Earle's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

HANTED-BY WE'LL EDUCATED YOUTH, JUST
w arrived from England situation clerk salesman
10 any fancy or dry goods store. Address H. NAYLoR
varick
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

A FRENCH LADY, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM
n France, having good references IN town. desrous
be placed IN family to instruct children rench
and make herself useful dressrnakng and all kinds OF
sewlng. Direct answer 10 A. L.. Herald Branch olco
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

COPYING wANTED-BY A LADY EXPERIENCED IN
~ every description reference from many lawyers;
cessity demands Immediate employment Address IMME-
DIATE, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

NTANTED-A TEA SALESMAN OF EXPERIENCE IN
w the jobbing trade to take interest the brokerage
business Address, with references box 3532 New York
pOsl flee
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, WELL POSTED IN
"A the millinery trade wishes position as in or ont door
salesman with millinery iobbing house, expectations
moderate small of by trade; ref
erences. Addre A. N, Post oince box Ass.
The New York herald., 1870-12-14

WANTED RETAIL DRY GOODS Statesmen FOR
~ the dress goods laces and white goods Apply to
G. JOHNSTON, .67 and 7e9 Broadway. .
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A NEW FOUR STORY HIGH sTOoP BROWN STONE
f. opposite Columbia College lawD-Price moderate;
erms open agreement elsehold Immediate posses
zion. 40 Elfty-niEth street, near Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

IToR sALE-ABovE FlFTIETH STREET BETWEEN
" Fifth Sixth two four story brown stone
high stoop Houses elegantly finished also in West Fiftyhtth
street four story brown stone high soop Houses medl
size. Houses rented aud rents col ected promptly Sc
rurity given If required +. w. SMITH, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
AMUsRMENrs.


MARIE sEEBACH's LAST MATINEE TO-DAY,
M Fonrseenth Street Theatre, formerly Theatre Frsnc.s
THIS SAT AFTERNOON Oct is at doors opsn a. -
JANE JANE EYRE os, THE oRPHAAS % ASoFlEeH Of EoMoo D.
MA MAklk SEEbACH In her Role OF JANE Eyre
VIA wnicn character this great actress has Achieved
OF Charlotte Bron.e giving the most vigorous and sendd
sSgqss ssnatss1.s'R sassh REED
Admission at the Matinee-To ali parts xI Rs.srvsd -
ia parqnes anu boxes 90 extra Froscenum hoy.s
re n M SEATS amss9n and reserved seats in Dress C
way Fourteenth Street Theatre ia Broadway 0' 0ioAa
Nl Last week but one OF Nine Seshach - " MONDAY.
to her departure for Phiadephl aud the Wat iorA pror
S'sssi scrss rhsasre formerly Pranca
SUPERB ACTING uNiQuE Akr
MONDAY and TUESDAY, October II and Is. for tbs s,..
MAriILDE, MArHILpE.
To-day, GRAND sEEsiuM MHTiSER1JJ1ASSAET rYtH.
OF TIE sHREW E, sDe Bezahm,e widcr-spens.ses, and
VVoop's MUSEUM. GEO. WOOD PROPRIETOR.
w TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, at and 8 r. M
MlT2Srl r92SITlvELy ISn THE SJaS1so LAST
OF THE KIRALFY SENSATIONAL DANCERS,
or pp THE I1t ! SAXON ASy HIISs MEANT , TaoUPE,
BOTH PIECES AT MATINEE AND EVENING.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II,
engagement OF the wOrld-ren0wned
LYplA THOMPSON BUkLEsouE COMPANY,
VINO pFy VIZ hysf ihs hpHor 9, appearing vs
10 The Spectacular Burlesque, entitled
founded upon waaces charming opera Of that name
BOX plan now open Seats be secured for two weeks
In advance at the Box Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

VxTILL RE soLD-AT ANY REASONABLE PRICE OF.
w fered three story brown high stoop HOUSE, In
magnificent order. Apply to FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 966
Third avenue and Fifty.elghn street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A DESIRABLE, SMALL. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
N modern Dwelling for aae at $i5UuO; pos
session; " est Firty-Seventh street.
v. X. STEVENSON son, II Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


NIIBLo's GARDEN.
~ ifsnsis ifMMESss ss SUCCESS. 5E GRoWbEp HousEs
TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY tSATURDAYl
MATINEE AT 2; EVENING AT 3.
LOTTA In John Broughans adaptation Of Charles Dickens
story OF the "Old Curiosity Shop
LOTTA AS LITTLE NELL
LOTTA AS LITTLE NELL
LQTN AS LITTLE NELL
LOTTA and the
LOTfA MARCHIONESS,
LOTrA MARCHIONEsS,
LOITA introducing
LOTTA NEW BANJO SOLOS, CLOG DANCES
LAST NIGHTS and Theresa's sensation,
LAST NIGHTS THE TYROLEAN DUCK SONG.
LAST NIGHTS THE TyROLEAN DUCK SONG.
LAST NIGHTS. THE GREAT FAIR SCENE,
LAST NIGHTS. with It's splendid features, introducing
LAST NIGHTS THE SABLE MINSTRELS.
LAST NIGHTS HIGHLAND FLING.
LAST NIGHTS ROMEILI FAMILY GYMNASTS.
LITTLE NELL MATINEE, TODAY, AT2
LITTLE NELL MATINEE, TO-DAY AT q
On Monday, OCTOBER "a, hrst appearance of the
GREAT ENGLSH OPERA COMBINATION COMPANY
NTIBLo's eARpEk;.-TopAy SATURDAY. AT .
ONLY MXTiNEE Of
3sI.y 3sty MATINEE MATINEE OF OF
LITTLE TITLE NEIL NEIL AMP THE MABCHIIIooNNEEssSS. RCIIoNEsS
LOTTA In her Banjo Solos, Clog Dances and Tyrolean
Duck Song
THE SABLE MINSTRELS.
ROMELLIN FAMILY, GYMNASTS
Highland Flag ana the Great Fair Scene.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
I7oR sALE-rnE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE RICH
N G f..tt ,f

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-IN POUGHKEEPSIE
in for six from middle irst of November, in
consequence OF the family gong Southa double brcs House,
pleasantly located thoroughly furnished avng furnace,
water gas stationary tubs; rent moderate. Address ST.
pox sg7 Poughkeepsic Post oacc, w. j. n. CARPEN
DER, II Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

TNOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE If BOUGHT TITS
week the three story high stoop brick House No. 2O
East Thrysecond street Further particulars by applying
FAD
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Arm BROADWAY, BY STANLEY DAY-PRIvATE
n Dwellings, for occupation or investment; tenement,
business and manufacturing Property For location, de.
scrptlon and price printed list; mailed free.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

90 E0n THREE ELEGENT TWO STORY BASE.
US. LOW. ment high stoop brown stone Houses; oil
improvements hnshed best Eghyfourth street.
near Second avenue. Apply owner, CHARLES +. NAL
on nnremi
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

EoR SALE TWO LOTS, 2SA %, BETWEEN FIFTH
and Madison running through the block; one
Fftyinrd the other Fifty second street. in the
built These lots very suitable for private
buldings. Apply TO Z. PHALON, owner l32 Mercer ST.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-HOUsE, CORNER MADISON
avenue and Forty street. In perfect order With
possession. SUTTON x CO., III w all street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

DARGAlN-FoR SALE A FOUR STORY HIdH sTOOP
ID brown House, on Forty-eghth street, between
Fifth Sixth Columbia college lease eighty ou
years; present ground rent $50 price S24 900. -
GEADY n FOX,
H Sixth avenue Thirty fourth aud Thryhlth sts
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

NTECEssITY MAKES OPPORTUNITY-MusT BE
IN sod for of cash. four Business Property
o the west side OF Third avenue. FRANCIS CRAWFORD
S66 Third avenue, Fifty eighth street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Tor sALE-A LOT NORTH SIDE OF sIxrY-FoURTH
street. 500 feet of Second avenue Apply 10 GEO.
r. sCHI EFFELIN, "A Waii street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

THAT ELEGANT 20 FOOT -FOUR STORY BROWN
stone on norh side Fifty third rect first house east OF
adison lTst class IN respect. Apply 10
J. w. MCGUIRE, lT5 Broadway, basement.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

TSoR sALF.-A HANDSOME NEW FOUR STORY HIGH
II stoop brown stone House. "a West foriyeghh street,
for sale cneap desirable location teween Fifth AMI Sixth
Apply on the premises
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

VSyATER FRONT ON THE NORTH RIvER-EIGHT
w Lots of Ground and Bushead foot OF West Fourteenth
street; Lease sale cheap. Apply to T. HAMBLEN. Ill
Broadway u, basement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12

ct room; Dexter Ee8 Orleans to
louisville, at 3 p. NJ. Dick Fulton
No. ), PittsbuFg to New Orleans, at 3
.. m LongWorth, New Orleans TO
Louisville, at 1 p. N. julia, Vicks-
burg to Cairo, at Up. M; 1T. III.
SbTeve, Shreveport to st. Louis. at 6
D. m. Fannie Brandies. Evansville to
New Orleans, at Z D. m. Simpson
Horner. New Orleans 60 Pittsburg, at
Z p. m. The river has fallen four
inches. Weather cloudy; mercury
so.
ST. LOUIS, January 11.-No arriY-
ais or departures. Weather very
mild, with a slight rain all day; ice
much thinner and in less quantity.
Boats will leave for the South to-
morrow aud the North Thursday.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 11.-RiFer fall
ing, with six feet six inches on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather moderate and
cloudy. Arrived: John Lumsden,
from Cairo; Alpha, from Evansville;
Departed: Alpha, for Evansville.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 1I-Weather clear
and warm. River falling. Depart
ed: Forsyth and st. Joseph, for Cairo;
Belle. Vernon, for Pittsburg: Lady
Gay, last night, for Cairo.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-Departed:
McGlil and Mississippi, for st. Louis.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telezrapl.J CHICAGO. dan. IL.
WnEaT-Dull; No. ! at s4aS4Hc; No. 2
has advanced &c sales at78La79c; closing
almost nominal at 7S%M7Sjzc: this after.
noon tile market was dull 8tTSLc for No Z.
CoRN-QuieL aud H4Lc lower; No 2sold
o. I1z9f3e Tor regular and nesh receipts.
closing at 7t4M7IEc for regular: rejected
dull and steady ~ Tic; tbs afternoon No.
2 was dull At TIC.
ATS Very dull at 40a i0Lc for No. ..
R~YE-Eteady at T6c for No. ..
BARLEY-NOminal at S1as5c for No, ..
HIGHWINEs-Steady at 93G9fc.
SUGAR-llZ9lfc for common to choice
Orleans.
Mess PoRR-25c lower; s27 5Oa27 IS cash /;
pork $50 IS.
LARD-o,eady at l6c cash; I64e seller
February.
HAmS-5Weet DicAled HaTns finer al
l4%Gl5c; green hams lie; short rib 1870.
HoGs-Dre>se1 active and firm, closing
AZ $40 5lLqll p Tor light and heavy. Live
firmer at S. 75s9 % for light; 50 398lO 90 for
TO EII1Oo. ID.
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THE MARKETS


rs TelegraphI XIV YbEK. Jan II.
CoTToN-Heavy ana in buyers5 favor.
sales Of 300 bales az 2j%e Tor middtIng mp
FIouR-Receipts 9.452 barrels: superane
state aud Western 50 2O9G 10; extra State
s. 1890 20; extra Western IS 81Q8 50; Vnite
wheat extra % 359G %; -r0und-h0op Ohio
IS 1896 60; extra St. Louis SO 50g8 so for
good TO choice, closing heavy. Intending
1000 bbls extra Stale for export al s. 5215
delivered. Rye Flour dull; salfs Of 20
barrels at 81 40G5 40.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
RHIsKY-A shade f~rn1er; s0les of 400
81 O5.
WHEAT-Receipts 1900: market heavy
end 18Zc lower; sales Of 1900 bushels at
81 Is for Nos. 2 ana 3 Spring mixed; CD -
Tor choice no. do. 81 H8l 80 for Winter
req ana amber Western; 81 1901 As for
Spring, closing at 81 l7GI -.
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
g sles of3,5CO bushels tyyos
state at 81 O08I O5.
ARL MALT-QuieL.
CoHN-Herelp S 200 bushels: the market
Is heavy aud declining; sales or 5000 bush
els at 83993c for new mixed western. O8e
for straw-cleaned Southern; g7agss for
new southern yellow and 81 O5L0l OG for
ola mixed Wesfern Ia store
OATS Receipts $50 bushels; Gull
ana heaVys sales OF 1900 bushels al 60MBlc
for western; and 6i@65c for State.
RICE-Dull
CoFFEE-Active ;ssales Of l,4aO bags Rio
on private terms.
0LGAh - CO VI ~ HbkHiirb1H
Cuba at l0%@lOZ; sales also OF 900 boxes
HavanR at llN1iXc.
MoLAssEs-Dul: sales OF 200 hogsheau8
Demarara az 4291512ci also $50 barrels New
Orleans a. 7207gKc.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at 16c for crude, and
3l1zc for refined.
hoPs-Qufet and hrm at1S4z7c for Amer
lean.
LINsEED OIL-FIrm at 8Ia93c IN casks.
PoRK-Qutet and steady ale Of 357 bar
rels at S23g2S - for new mess, s28 for old
mess, aZ41Z4 30; firm, and s26 for prime
mess; sales also of sos barrels new mess,
sellers March, at f28 40923 so.
~BEEF-SLeauy; sales OF $50 barrels az s50
BIB Tor new pain mess. &l0Qi7 flr new ex-
ira mess. fierce Beef quiet; sales OF $50
tierces at s25928 for prime mess, s27G8I for
India mess Reef Hams quiet; sales OF 135
barrels &C 632@34 for new.
CUT MEATs-Heavy sales OF 100 paek-
ages at l2s for shoulders; l4Ql6c for hams.
enthusiastically sa e. OF 80 boxes
of Cumberland cut at dc, and $50 boxes
short rbbed deliverable In Chicago at
l8%c.
HoGs-Dressed are lower; I11SaI2Lc.
LARD Ny estern, shade lower; sales OF
80 t1erces at I3A9l6%c: steam l7mI7L:
Kettle rendered. al o 2,550 tlerces steam.
sellers February aud March lBZ@I7c.
BUTTER-A shade hrmeI; FOR prime at
lS9S0c tor Ohio.
CHEEsE-Steady ut l6GIs<c.
TeRPEN1INE-Steady at 460f6%c.
FREIGHrs- Liverpool quiet. shin
ments of 1900 bushels OF wheat at 4Ls
per sail ard steam.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
AEluS2EmeDsS.

EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE. =
Another large and highly fashiona
bic audience greeted the Bergers at
the Opera House. last night. despite
the unDropitiou5 aspect Of the
weather. The performance was a
decided Improvement on hat of the
night previous. The instrumental
music was really splendid, and dis
played an extraordinary amount Of
talent. Miss Maud SANKEY'S singing
was greatly admired. She has a full
and powerful voice under perfect con-
troll. Miss Anna Berger sang far
than on the preceding evening,
and merited the hearty applause she
received. The staff Bell 500, the
Bell F%antassi, the Cornet Qaartette.
the Bell Duett, aud the Bell Medley
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
Sc. Louis Market.

Telegraph. ST. LOUIS. Jan. II.
TOBACCO-Ste dy and unchanged.
CoTToN-N Ominsl, 2l%.
sales
FLoUR-Verv 0ull; tuperhne, S46A p;
81 4C64 50. Xxx s. p; Xxx SO.
W"HEAT-Firm choice fail wanted No. .
srriDg Inspected, SIC emo. 2 red fall, 5IdI O8;
No. ] do 81 10, choice 81 2O3l 20; No j
white, 81 l39l u; choice to fancy, 81 SO
81 45.
CoRg-Better Gemand; 1G2c higher;
mixed and yellow damp 72g7lc; white 7GB
Gle.
O2Ts-More active; J0cc higher 47948c
bulk; 5i@Jfc sacked.
BARLEY--Lult and unchanged; prime
Illinois spring 90c; Minnesota 81 l58l Is;
prIme 10 choice fall 81 45gi So
kYE-Dutl; 75c for prime.
.WHIsKY- Firm $50; held higher.
GnoCERIEs-Qulet and unchanged.
PRoVIsIoNs EXgeedingiydull with small
sales porb, 81 75, with no sales; dry salt
meat retail LOIS; bacon l3%c; shoulders 1Gc
clear fto; ard nominal; 15L@I6Hc prime
steam TO choice Kettle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
O,nclHyaEi asrae,.

BY reis4raph.i C-LucIsHATI, Jan. II.
FLoUR-Unchanged; family, s. 25g5 80.
WBEAT- Quiet a. IL -.
CORN-Firin at 89G6lc.
OAT5-50 56c.
RYE-Ftrmer and prices higher; No. ],
93G9ic.
Internationally unchanged.
Co1ToS-DuII; miduliDg, DC.
WHISKY-Du. 4 at 93e.
HOES Dull; live, 80 2j9I0 o.; dressed,
Sll9ll 30; receipts, $50 head.
GREEN MEATS = Dull; shoulders I3Lc,
sides RAG nc. and mans l4N@15c.
LARD-Cl0ses dull; prime steam, I5L0
l55sci and Kettle, l6%c.
BULK MEATS Dull; shoulders, 1IMc;
and sides, l4H@t5e for clear rib and clear,
packed.
BACON Dull; shoulders l9c, and sides
loZ4l6c Tor clear rib and clear. Sugar
cured hams, l9D- DC.
MESS PoRK-Duil; held at S27 25@27 80.
EGGS-30c.
CHEESE-i7LMlSc.
on L1nsted hrmer at 90g0Ic. Lard oil,
GOID-I2l% buying.
E1cHANGE-Quiet st par buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
NorluarE Report
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
January II, 1870. |

10 Philip Decker, Esq., President
Board Of County Commissioners:
SIR: In compliance with your re-
quest, / submit a report of the inter-
ments at Oak Hill Cemetery during
the months of October. November and
December, 1869:
OCTOBER.
Kate Baetz, l year; acute gastritls.
Jane Nichols, IS years; dpx.
Annie shaw Parent, still boVa.
Alice Miller, q yea s: eUteritis-
Viola .. Swats. 81 yeals; rennittent fever.
John Wal er. 81 years, chronic diarrhosa.
John II. Taylor, zS years debility.
Charlotte Bodger, u years; puerperal
fever.
John Farrell. 50ysaTs. pulmonary Edm-
80 DosseIl. tin born,
- Foster, still born.
Spence McCOilister, - years: congestion.
Nancy Williams, years; a~scites.
Ella WhtttuSs not known; chronic diac
Jenny Dell Liant. l year and 7 moaths
whooping cough.
- Likedt, still born.
Joseph Oderman. 30 years; suicide
James +. Stinson, % years; congestion Of
stomach.
w. Lewis Dow. IL months: Commissions
- uuck, 9 days; commissions.
Horace Y~ounglove, year; atrophy.
Peter II. Blind, l year; bronchitis.
L.. Keller, ~ days; cod.
James Bridges, 81 years; phthisis.
Total number Of deaths-2.
Ira 2 Granger, 60 years;
Ed Jsmison, 5years; congestive fever.
Mandy Boswell, =; congestive fever.
John NJ. BodgeT, 2 days; unknown.
Bella Gamble, 2yearz; remittent fever.
liza Bell Williams IL months; Group.
Orlando Griffith, % years.; typhoid
fever.
label y. FinnIne, 1 year; ascfteS.
Ida Mary Barnes, y days; intermittent
fever.
Louisa Wilson, % years; pneumonia.
Elizabeth Lodge, 43 years; congestion of
Mary Bsehler, l year; pneumonia.
Clara FickRs, l moath; unknown.
Jane Reed, -:pneunonia.
Mary 3. Stark, 20 years; pneumonia
Total number of deaths-I7.
Edmund Rutter, 8 years; congestion Of
the brain.
Mary Bradley, IS years; phthisis.
- Meyer, infant; coDVulsions.
Anna Hesemann, l year; emphysema of
the lung.
CorneIia Earl, 6 years, pneumonia.
LeOuis ii. Newman, | year; menengitis.
Elizabeth Wheeler, s. years; old age
Mary Rump, unknown; pneumonia.
Amanda Thompson 81 years eonsump-
- Becker still BON.
Catherine LegIer, 50 years; apoplexy.
Rudolph Kisz.er, 8 months; inhamma-
ton of brain.
William Foster, % years; pneumonia.
M. Conrad Cooke, IL months; tables mes
enterica.
Winslow Fields, 81 years; diseased heart
Diana Hopkins, IS years; Old age.
Jacob harcher, So years; resumption.
Henry Douglas, % days; Inflammation
of the brain.
John Ebert, 5 months and 20 days; con-
WILSON'S.
Rebecca Lak1n, IS years; pneumonia.
- Trent, congestion Of brain.
Ida Wilhelm, 4 years; commissions.
Martin Fiel. 43 years: pneumonia.
AdisOn n. ke lum, 8 years meningitis
II. A. Wilson,, l year; meningitis.
Matilda WIcheI. 1 year; ~pneunonis.
Total number of desths-25.
During the above months, there
were Is interments in the Catholic
Cemetery German and Irish), but in
the absence, in most instances. of a
physicians certificate Of death. [ am
unable to c%ollate them IN a tabulated
form. | am, sir,
Very respectfully,
JOHN MAGENIss, M. d.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
european MarKet.


BY Cao'e.l LONDON, Jan. live.
COuSOls 09S for money: n for ar
count. American securiIes quiet ana
STEADY 5.2O bonds at London, ~. S6sz:
65s,sSG%; 67s, S55s; 20 4o5, S4I. Ter
FRANRFoRT, January lI.-gonds firm az
elIa92. 90
PARTS, Jan. ll-Boufse lower and ex-
cited at 20 francs 90 centfmes.
Jan ll.-Cotton dun: mid
ding uplands Ii5E; Orleans 49,: ais n
. COO bales. Manchester marKet ouiet
California white wheat 9s 9dGDs "A. rel
w estefn NO. z 81: Winter IS "a; receiDts
Tor three days $1,000 quar-. ers, OF winch ~
20J were American. Western flour DIS Cd
corn, 10. z mixed 25s 3D.. Oats p 80. Ba.iev
g. feas Dos. Pork lu2s Ga. Beef 1855. Lara
6esGd. Cheese 7Ss. Bacon 5Ss. Naval stores
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we're ali received With marked sppr5-
baton. Mr.. Sol. Smith RusselTs
songs and ~caricatures were generally
good. They were extremely ladierous
and laughter-provoking. The enter
tainment. as a whole. is highly pleas
ing, and we are not surprised that
they have good houses nightly. To-
night is their last appearance, and
will, we are assured, be the best, and
we bespeak for them a full house.
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LOuIsVuie HnrEet.

- Ieiegraph.l LoUrsvILLE. Jan. II.
BAGGING-Quiet at E5Lc.
GOTToN-Quiet: mfddIngs 231&c.
FLoUR-Local demand Tor extra family
at s. 60.
G~RAiN-Firm. Red wheat, 81 05; white
wheat g. TO- Corn zoe. Oats, SIC. Rye,
SIC on arrival.
TcBACco-Ffrm sales OF Al hoasheads
good lugs to leaf at "a COAL ..
PROVISIONS Quiet. Mess pork. SIS 90.
Bacon shoulders, l3Sc; clear rib, lGLc:
clear sides. 1910. Bulk shoulder, lI<c;
clear rib, l4Hc; clear sides, I5Lc. Laid.
I11Sc. Hams, s-ugar-cure1, ~
WHIsKr-Dnl at nlc.
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EVENING STAR HoP.-The grand
Social Hop given by the Evening Star
Circle last night, was one Of the most
recherche affairs Of the season. The
attendance was much larger than
ordinarily, notwithstanding the threat
ening aspect of the weather. About
seventy couples were in attendance.
The music was furnished by Ossen-
berg's splendid Quadrille Band. But
few Hops this season have passed off
with greater ecBat that the oae given
last night. The splendid supper, pre-
pared under the auspices of Mrs. See
Zig, was highly enjoyed, and was GER
tainly not The least attractive and
pleasing part Of the entertainment.
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River Rtenatclana

PITTsBURG, Jan. 11-At nooa the
MonoDgahela had 4 feet 10 inches
and the Allegheny 6 feet 6 inches
water in the channel. and both fall
ing slowly. AT Greensboro this fore
noon there were Al feet in the chan
mel, and at Brownsville ) feet, and
stationary at both places. There was
some Improvement in the amount of
freight offering. No arrivals or de-
partures. Thermometer 390.
PITTsBURG, January 11.-Weather
mild; raining steadily this afternoon
and tonight. Monongshela scant ,
feet; Allegheny 6 feet 8 inches, with
a prospect of the speedy resumption
of navigation. No arrivals or de-
partures. But little ice in tie
MonoDgahela; considerable in The
Allegheny.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 11.-Port List
Arrived-Minneola, from Memphis.
Departed-John FL. Groesbeck. for
New Orleans: Nightingale, for Ar
kansas River; Lawrence, for Nash
vile; Anna Laurie, for Kanawha
River. River falling. with 791 feet
under the bridge. Rained slightly
since noon.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 11.-Port List
Virginia and Allegheny Belle No. 4.
to New Orleans; Louisville. from
New Orleaus; Spray, Nashville To
Cincinnati. River declining. with Q
feet 3 inches in the caual. : feet 3
inches on the falls. Weather fogsy
and wet. Business dull.
CAIRO, January 11.-Lizzie GIL.
St. Louis to New Orleans, 9 p. m;
Richmond, Evansville to New Or.
Mollie Able, New Orleans to
at z a. m. Champion. Ciucin-
natl to New Orleans, at 10 a. m: Sill
yer Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis.
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ALTERING Tuesday evening, at ~
O'Clock PHILO9IENA Q ALTERING, aged
three years, one month, and SIX days,
daughter Of II. NJ. and Mary E. Altering.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
q hursday) morning at eight O'Clock. pre-
cisesy, from the residence OF the parents
of the deceased. corner of Third and Gum
Streets.
Friends of the family are invited 10 at
tend without further notice.