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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-03

Posr-OFFIcE, EVANSVILLE,
Dec. 2, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are in
sufficiently directed.
IF aot called for By December 9th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office. Ii
Tom. Osborne, jacksonville, Ky.
Henry RuKrecker, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
Miss Lucy Edison, No. n John Street.
X. r. Evans, Baxter Springs, Kansas.
Mrs. DKusifla-
JOHN W. FOSTER, p. ii.
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BY Telegraph NEMPHus, Dec. 2.
COTTON Demand fair and market firm /:
sales at Az; receipts for the day 1925
Dales; shipments ,I39; receipts for the
week 2S,004; shipments II 800; receipts for
the season l55, 600; shipments 1I6,000; stock
in port So ,00O; last year 10,714.
FLoUR-DulI and prices nominal.
CoEN-Scarce and firm nt SIC. e
OATS-Scarce and firm at 50a52c.
HAY-Flrm at e24a25.
BRAE-Qufet st S22.
LARD -Dull ana prices q shade lower;
sales at I3 al5c
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Chicago MaPkeE.


By TeIexraphl CHICAGO. Dec. 2.
Observation-Disclosures
FLsOUR-fxtFa supernne spring dull
= WHEAT-No- . ChiesgO spring opened
active and excited and closed quiet 81 81 0G
81 ON
CoRN-No. mixed quiet, closing at G0c.
This afternoon nominal
OATs-No. quiet and 1<@lSs higher,
closing at l9c. tft.f
RYE-No. 2 dull at CSC.
BAELEY--No. quiet &C 75t97S5. "a q.
HI0HW IHEs-SSz0S1c In iron.
PRoV1sIoNS- and steady: mess
porE S18 609I9 on for cash SIS 81 for Deem
Der.
DRESSED oGz--steady al 1917, dividing
LIVE Hees--FIEmer at 60 lsas5a.
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J,opIsxylle Marset

By Teiegraph.l LoUIsvIILE, Dec. 9.
ToBACCo-SaIea Il hhdR at "a g5a8 so for
common new 10 good old lngs; SO z59ls 50
bright wrappers; market fairly active.
DAGGISG-In goot demand at 90 for
hemp.
CoTroS-Steady; 1niddling AK.
FLOUn-I1 better demand extra family
g ..
GRAIN-DUu bnt unclaimed.
HOGs-Range from 096LS; the latter for
extra choice bulk Of sales at 61<9G1.
PROVISIONS - Active bat unchanged;
mess pork SIS; rttmp Sl4 bulk shoulders &c (;
clear rib 101S: clear sides 1O5z.
LARD-PEime lesf In tierces l2tz; In kegs
lac. .i aetE
WHISKY STEADY at S3c.
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In order to conform to the change
of time on the u. & Q. Railroad. the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office in this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z An. Closed from Il: 10
Pm. till 1915 N for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AM. till $50 Pm.
E. & C. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:50 N.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
PM.
Mail arriving at 9:35 n. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 10:15 Pm.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue Of last Bulletin.
nov2l-tfl JOHN w. FOsTER, P. Al.
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Pork PACKING.-W. Nj. Akin cut
sight hogs yesterday, and will cut
two hundred and fifty-three to-day.
a. 81 Foster cut two hundred and
ten yesterday, aud will cut between
ono and two hundred to-day Elliott
& Son finished cutting the lot spoken
yesterday, and these, with a small
io. sas By Mr.. Gavisk, viii complete
tho operations for the week. Hogs,
h far, have exceeded the expecta-
icns IF both buyers and raisers, in
rs I'd to their condition, proving,
Waep dressed, to be much heavier
taau their external appearance would
Indicate, fact that is very much to
H aivantage Of those who kill hogs
and AXE the entrail fat for their pay.
REGARDING the price Of hogs, Messrs.
Hagh meBirney & Co.. Of Cincinnati,
writing to Mr.. Akin, of this city,
state thst the crop in the West Give
Statssl will reach not less than 3 $780,
coo hogs, and that they will prove full
atg-hVe per cent. heavier than last
7eaI from which they augar that
mRst fall
well informed gentlemen say
t1at ceor3ing to the supply Of this
gsas he price should not be higher
siaa Eve cents gross IN order 10 be 10
proportion to the pries Of last year.
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Great BaPgalns-Eet and Damage d
Goods nc Auction.

The goods damaged by the sinking
of the steamer Emma Floyd, will be
sold at auction at 10 o'clock this Sat
urday morning, on the levee at the
foot of Sycamore Street, consisting of
Bacon, Cement. Shooting Crackers,
Butter, Cheese, Tea, &c.
HENRY GUAIBERTs,
dee1td Auctioneer.
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Fars. Furs AE Auction.

One hundred and fifty sets Of furs,
of all kinds will be sold at auction,
commencing to-day. at 2 PM, and
continuing every day and night until
closed out, at FL. Gumbert's Auction
Room, No. so Main Street.
dec2 2t Fl. GUMBERTs, Auctioneer.
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DIED.

BONIFACE-Ath hts residence, on Chest
nut Street, in this city, on Thursday, the
LIST inst, Mr.. GEORGE BoNIFACE, form erly
OF Missouri, and lately OF New YORK City,
in the nfty eighth year OF his age.
Funeral services at Sc. Psul's Church,
tomorrow Sunday, at 2 O'Clock r.M.
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lew YORK Market.

New YORK Aafkogs
By telegraph NEW YoRKs Dec. 2.
CoTToS-DuIl. and prices . shade lower /:
nlddIing uplands 1870.
vac ced l0AI5e: receipts le,700 barrels: su.
pernne IS 0045 90; extra 6 S095 90; good
70 choice e e5see g aQi extra Ohio s5 s5se 90;
RYE FL0UR-tlnchanGed. sss.ss al
CoRH MEA1-Quist. $500
WHIsKY-Demand fair and market arm
: WMsiEAT-pemand fair ana market arm
at lee higheTs receipts 10000 bushels )
OF 81 339I 3751; white Michigan 81 429l rs;
Tsd and amber 81 1891 80; white Indiana
81 60; white state 81 %. a
RYE-DuA and prices nominal
BARLEY Demand fair anu raarket
firm al SA890c
ClOhN--Demand iRir and prices advanced /;
receipts 1890 bnsheisi old ssei new mixed
oATs -6zgeae for western; ess6ic for
H1Y-Unehanged
OoFFEE- and the market unsettled;
lilo. l41z01s1Sc; Java, 2i92Gc.
sUaAR@Cuba. s1zGIeci Porto Rico. iG9
&O1AssEs- New orleans. ese72o.
RICE-7M7S<e.
PETRoLEUI-Crude. l21<e: refined. 2sl4e
new $50 C0g22 50; Prime mess us 0osis (;
new SO 00923 %; for January so. Beef
unenangeds zDeS1 mans 6z58S1s prime
mess beef S25g2z: India mess $50 93I.
Hams in vickie 12al4c; shoulders S@ske;
short rib middles lIes short ciesr middIe5
Ike.
zIARD-Dull at l2ss9IS11sc; for December
1870.
BUTrER-1ie9oc for western; 2os4sc for
Ohio. ~. 49,
CHEEsE-Demand fair and market firm
AZ 12@i6Zc. r(-i
LAl EST.
FLOUR - In speculative demand and
prices higher. 7Et-a aE,4a ~
WHEAT-Demand fair and market firm I;
new spring 81 569l 50 red and amber 81 a
al sc. So
KYE-Dull and prices nominal.
OATs-Dull and prices a shade lower At
620o3c. "a -H-
CoRH-Steady.
P0RK-In good demand at fun phi
BEEF -UnChaHged. 1F 4
LARD-l20131S, M
EGasrsteady with a moderate d@msnd
ct 32@Sfe.
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NeW York Dry GOODS naPhee.

By Telegraph.l NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.
Dry Goods are dun and prices nominal.
Gloucester Merinac prints lobbed at I01<.
This il gold value before the war. Gray
cloths T1ka7lz; Amoskeag blsached 14IS; 80
inch l5e; 81 inch Langdon 130141S; - inch
15c; IS inch 1715 for 8 B yard wide. 81.
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NAm 0rIaanaM arkAf.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2.
CoTroN-Dull aud prices dropping; mid
ding uplsnds l51s.
FLoUR-Super1ne So 90; X e5 5095 Gj.
CoRN-Dull but unchanged.
OATS ole.
HAY-PrIme go.
MESS PoKK-OId s22 20.
BACoN-ShOu ders Ike.
HAMs-I0@24e.
LARD TIerce l31zeBl4c; key 1414 l841fe.
EUGAR-PTlne g5<a10c.
INCONSISTENCIES 56957c.
Whisky and coffee unchanged.
STERLISG ExCaANGE-lI0IS0l 201k.- Si8nt
drafts on New York 20 diEcount.s
GOLD -ll07S.
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PITTsBURG, December 2.-Weath.
er clear and pleasant. Monon-
gahela 6 feet s inches and fall
ing. Arrived. Juniata aud st. Charles.
Departed, Juniats. for Cincinnati;
Mollie Ebert, for New Orleans; the
Oceanus, Davage and Glendale leave
tomorrow for St. Louis. In addition
to the coal shipments reported. ten
steamers, with $4,000 bushels. for
Cincinnati, and ten steamers, with
100000 bushels, for louisville, will
go out on this water.
CINCINNATI, Dec. River has
risen 8 inches; II feel g inches in the
channel. Weather clear.
CINcINNATI, Dec. 2-River u feet
and rising. Arrived and departed,
Weather clear. Temperature Az.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. CARRIED
Alaska, from New Orleans. The
Lizzie will leave tomorrow for Vieks.
burg. The 0uachita Belle is pre-
pairing for New Orleans trip. River
rose four inches during the past "a
hours, with Sc inches in the chute.
! Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, Dec. 2.-TyroBe, Evans
vile packet, II PM. ;HolstoD. Cairo to
Memphis, / AM; Shannon, New Or
leans to Louisville, 8; Belle st. Louis,
Memphis to st. Louis, s; Continental,
Cairo TO New Orleans. II; Wauanita,
louisville to New Orleans, 3 Pm;
Belfast, st. Louis to New Orleans, 6.
River rose z inches. Weather clear;
mercury so.
CAIRO, Dec. 2.--River rose three
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 52o j.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-ArriYed-John-
son and st. Johns, from KeOkuk !;
Rubicon, from Vieksburg; Adelia,
from Illinois River. Departed-Rock
Island. for Keokuk; Susie Silver,
for New Orleans; Marble City and
Belle Memphis, for Memphis. River
falling. Weather clear and warm.
| NASHVILLE, Dec. 3.-River rising,
i with three feet on Harpeth Shoals.
i Weather fair and pleasant. Arrived
lobe Hurt, from Cairo; Ella Hughes.
from Paducah.
| MEMPHIS, Dec. 2.--Weathsr clear.
| Mercury b5' River rising zlc7ly.
Aao chs nnei s. 81 izg cut az Sh6o
FiF gaE, With pcv 1{a- feet. The Ags
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TaE NEW FO0D sOUROa.

RNEA MqBaH EAREME.
~ Made from pure irish Moss,
or Carrageen, IS conceded
to be the healthiest,
cheapest and most decisions food IN the
a package, costing a few cents, win make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, ana a pro-
Rortionate qusntity OF F1ddtngs, Cl1sgtards,
Creams bances5 GFuels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &C., &c.
CEA MOSS FAkENE
- Is creating q great
sensation in the
delightful flavor, convenience Tor dessert.
&C.. &c. 70 unsurpassed.
CHA MODS FARERG
y "1he proof OF the
pudding IS In eat
Ing 10, and We feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten OF Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other deltcaCy prepared with this marine
Godsend, viii deny its claim TO rank
SEA MOSS FARENE
- Is made up without
trouble, and viii
always Dc good.
tinue in Its use.
SEA MOSS FAMINE
Ice Cream is SUI
Starch or ArFowroot, ard one hundred
Per cent. cheaper.
- Al least hfty differ
ent dishes can be
made from s. y A
Moss FAR1NE, all delicious, healthful, and
economical; IL is the cheapest food N the
CEA MOSS FARIRE
- IS rich In flesh FORM
ing properties, ana
MAKES Rdelightful
diet for children and all others Iequirins
a light and delicate food.
ais decidedly a very
great improve
ment upon 81 sim-
liar preparations. Ii Is the most delight
ful and delicate food we have ever tasted"
Custards, Soups, Cruz
els &C. &C., made
nom SEA ID g
FARIEE. can be taken by invalids az 81
times, and retained upon the stomach
while all other preparations are Ee9eeLe0.
one experiment VIII
convince the most
akeptiaal that SEA
Moss FARI2E will produce nnequaled Gus
tards, Puddings, Creams, &C., &C.
OEA MOSS FAssGNE
and healthy fOed
for Children and
Invalids.
superior TO Corn
Starch, MaEiena,
FarinR, or
kindred preparation.
"a 't tD Makes 8 most de-
iightful dess G r {,
and contains 50
per cent. or nutriment.
- is Irish Moss puri-
ned, concentrated, !
and rendered an /
absolute luxury, and viii hereafter be /
quoted as 3 food staple IN the markets Of
the world.
SEA MOSS FAhseE j, 4. ns.. 70
which the best Ar l
rOWroOt Is appllca- /
bic. at one-quarter Ghs price.
cEA MOSS FARINE
~ Is superior TO all /
other preparations I
for weak and puuy /
nothing can eurpsss II for that |
DurpO,e.
SEA MOss FARHRE
~ WIN produce flesh 20
marVeious eE'
tent, while IL IA
Ioothing and coollpg to the blood.
- Ten your Physician
what 10 e., and our
word Tor Il, he win
It also.
= Issplendid for thick
rre ening sances, and
VIII make nfty I
different dishes.
q Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
D8 Park Place, n. Y.
fes0 decd weW
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house Of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main.
is the place to go to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten % twenty Per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality Of
goods. nov9 IF
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The river was rising slowly, and the
weather contin ued fair but colder.
The additional arrivals and depart
uros were the Rose Hite. Louisville
and return; John Kilgour, New Or
leans to Louisville; Mallis RsgoD. to
Cairo.
The Rose Hite had fine trip both
ways..,....a...The Mallie Ragon took
out q splendid trip.......-............
The John Kilgour came up at 30
last night. flying light and looking
exceedingly handsome. Capt. Bish.
A. Oglesby is her commander, and is
a steamboatman of long experience,
and a most gallant and companionable
gentleman. He brings the Kilgour
here to stay. and asks liberal share
/ of patronage. Dir. H. E. Fillmore is
her chief clerk, and is a most estima-
bic and accomplished gentleman. he
will be assisted in the Office By Capt.
w. III. Armstrong, a gentleman
we'll and favorably known on
the Western waters. The Kilgour
is in splendid condition and
is very fast and very roomy. We
predict for her and her gallant officers
a brilliant campaign in the Louisville,
Evansville and New Orleans trade.
1.-THE Sam. Parker and barges were
still at the wharf at 10 o'clock this
morning. and win probably not get
away until noon to -day......The fine
steamer Lizzie is announced for New
Orleans and ell way ports on Tuesday
next. She is an excellent boat,
admirably oficered....."..........
Captain John Skunk brought the
Parker and bsrges to this port and
returns from here to Cincinnati. Tiff.
Strider, her clerk, will take her to
Cairo. where Captain Parker will take
command............Jo ohm 1. Covington
left for Cairo last evening by rsil......
The rise at Cincinnati continues, and
there is now 3 feet on the falls at
Louisville.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The exoel-
lent steamer Leonidas will be here
early this morning. en- route to New
Orleans, and has pleasant passenger
accommo dations. Captain j. II. Ma
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B@ Send your lard-cans and jar S
this day to j. p. Elliott & Sons Pork
House, and have them filed with
nice, clean Lard, at 123 cents per
pound.
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(. 1aoD COOK IN A SMALL FAM
~ sfv Good wages aud a perm lament
i. l-..titr. Apply 10 g. PSESTON, corner
g tlsE nad first Streets. uec2 ~
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NOTTCE.

M Nina WA ~aED ne E0R a
aMH en- The g., I'll. n ~. Railroad be-
N~r-n Asaisonvtte and Hopktnsv1ties
lav4Ar tra0z. J. beral wages onereo'
af sails per wees. noH-o-LM
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M lk9N sA,FE WASTED. Any one
"a etnG d good secNnd-nand ones OF
faetfil.f slza aud for SttD cheap can ads
rr onx 6iS PoSsofice. decl-S
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CRANBERRIEs just received on
consignment. and for sale cheap; so
bbls. Oranberries, at Carson, Baker &
Co.'s, No. 30 North Water Street.
dec3 1w
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To Members Of the Oottage CIub.

There will be a meeting Of the
members of the Cottage Club this
evening, at o'clock. in the rooms of
the Club. By order of the President.
7. B. BYRNEs, Secretary.
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EXCURSION TO VINcENEEs.-The
ST. Fr noiscus Xavier Orphan Soei-
cts has made arrangements for an
excursion train to Vineennes, on Sun
dny, 5g which means the Catholics of
this city will be enabled to participate
in the reception Of their Bishop, who
has iast returned from the Ecumen-
ioal Council, at Rome. The train
leave promptly at III o'clock An.
and raturns from ViReeRnes at 8
nIclnoE Pm. 1900.
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- Is creating a great
sensation in the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, cOnvenfence Tor dessert,
&c.s &c. 10 unsurpassed.
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Pa soNAL. j. p Balee, Esq,
P0stn lster Of Henderson, was in the
city yesterday, making arrangements
for improvements in his Office. He
is aliiing a large number Of lock box
e. i.nd viii soon have his cffice fitted
ur ir neat and attractive style.
The many friends of George w.
3athbone. Esq, President Of the Ev-
ansvne National Bank, who has
foT some time been absent in
New York, have been anticipating
che pleasure Of his presence and
eapang in this city tie present Win
ter We regret to learn. through =
private letter, that owing to con-
tna,a ill-health he has been COM
PEELED to postpone bis visit indef-
nitsiv.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2.-River has
risen 8 inches; II feel g inches in the
channel. Weather clear.
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- "1he proof OF the
pudding Is in eat
Ing 10, and We feel
confident that no man or woman who has
once eaten OF Blanc Mango, Pudding,
Custard, Cream, Charlotte Russo, or any
other deltcaCy prepared with this marine
Godsenu, Will deny It's claim 10 rank
among the table luxur1es OF the period.
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"a Don't fail to call and see the
Crown Shoe, at GEo. MILLER & Co.'s,
No. &c Main Street. 1t
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be Rose Hite had fne trip both
Mallie Ragon took
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GOLD PENs.-A large assortment of
new Gold Pens, best quality. just re-
ceived, at the JOURNAL Office. 1t
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~ u Il - IA - 4 H. II
II, T. DExTER, Master:
". B. PENNINGTON, f,,e-lza
EUGEEE RuDD,
Wtll lsave Evansville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at4P.M.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, al Pm.
The above new magnificent slde-Wheel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, Will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
q. 4. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive connections at Cairo
for st. Louis, Memphis, Vlcksburg, and all
way points, and with the 81. Louis a New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and bills
Ladlug to st. Louis, Memphis, VtcksburS
and New Orleans. Also through t1ckeis
and bills lading given to all points upon
the Paducah & Gulf, Illinois Central, MO-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum herland and TenneSsee
Rivers. Close connections made at EY;
ansvillesWtth the u. n e. Railroad IOr AAA
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville ana
the Upper OHIO. Special Inducements Of
fered TO stock shippers.
This company being the u. =. Mail con-
tractors, and running the only low. press
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded by careful, experienced
and responsible officers, can safely guar"
antee greater punctuality ana safety than
offered by any other line. General once,
No, 20 Main Street, EVangvile, Ind.
W. BROWN & CO.,
HUMPHREY & LEWIS.
And PLY. d. VETS
uoVI2 Agents.
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D0Spare Ribs. Sausage meat, &c,
It Elliott's Pork Houss to-day.
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Il W OIUUD,
w. MI. AKIN


The undersigned will continue
business at the old stand under the
present style of Cloud, Akin & Co.
Have assumed liabilities aud will
make collections. III. w. CLOUD.
nOv29 1W w. NJ, AKIN.
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Unpaid Letters.

~ Newspaper Files, the very best
in the market, at the JOURNAL Office.
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Europeap MarKets.

By Telegraph LONDON. Dec. 2.
Copsols 9.J<a9Iz6. Bonds quiet: Y. =.
Coupons 62's s7zs; SIS S7s4 61's so lV-4oS 90
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2-COtton dull but IN
changed: middling uplands 3D. OEisana
SIC; SAFES lO,000 bales; Speculation aug e1 *
port 500 bales: sales for the week 1EyUSs99
bales; export Il, 00O bales; speculation o!AyO
balcss stock 5g4, eco bales: American ~
600 bales; receipts American 4stvS0 Daiee'
Wheat California los; spring AU5i WIZ VIII.
teE los Sd. Flour 24s Cd. Corn no. 2 OILS
Cd. Oats 2s I0d. Provisions nrmer; mes
pork los Sd beef new l22s 81 vi n1eLia nc
PetrOieum crude I01zd: refined Is ga. Lin
seed oil BIS I0d. TaIlow SIS y 4.
AurwERP, December %.-FetrolSnm 4es
Sd.
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e91 Take yonr Prescriptions TO
bridgelps Drug Store, corner. Main
ana Third Streets, and have them
correctly flled with pure Drugs.
nov 12-tf
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CnRoMos. and Barter have
Just received 8 new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look sc them. oct27 If
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and angels to witness. concluding, as
il frightened at the strongth Of the
obligation. "Never drink another
taste O. licker-ualesS a1aace in a lChtte
aokia I'd meet frind." His friend
Thomas at this point abandoned him,
and Jim speedily went to the dogs.
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HARD WARE
NOETCEI
CARPENTERS CABINET g
CHAIR MAKERS


CHAIR MAKERS
LOOK Ar THESE Pr rs
GENUINE DISSTOE S Is
IN. HAND SAWS, 8I.3o
@ EN- UTN e SPEA6 81
JACKSON 90 I'm. RAND
SAWS, 8D
@ EN- jim SPEA f.
JACKSON % I'm RIP
PING SAWS, 8aGE
Ohio TOOZ Go. Plane
SINGLE SMOOTH, 80
DOUBLE Do. E
SINGLE JACK, rs
DOUBLE JACK so
ali other Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, g nch,
3 LIZ inCl1, q and q t-4 ln,.
Is cents each.
BradburY's 6pOkeshaV9e, q
inch 45c: z 1a2 1uCn h5Cs
B 1nch bbc.
We offer all our HARDIN ARE 90
Cash Buyers
At Extraordinary Low Prices.
We have now in stock the VEH2 HEsE
OF SOLID CAST srEE1 EA1EaUa
OHEsELis and AUGURs ma-- ln no
United States. Cali and get barEaiaa
FRED. P. B1RAUB 3 C0s
40. s. Mai Street
aen2s EIalT OF THE BBoAA-a-&Es
EllemOkrat, Courier. and Union eaegsi
sAlrunL OH. JAHHs nAvrDs0H. .. rslna
SAMUEL ORR s co.
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~A fresh supply Of Fresh Lake
Fish, Primo Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery. just received by ex-
press and for sale at W. Ruhe & CO. 9
Green Grocery. corner Second and
Locust. nov ISL
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~ Hollands gold pens are the
leQ er 11aTzIs7f = -. - - !
N q nFieFs' oet28f
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River nianafcI,aa.
PITTsBURG. Dscember o

PITTsBURG. Dec. 2.-Weather clear
Thermometer 42o. Monongahela
feet scant and falling.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!l
Unsurpassed and UnsuFRassable +!
Bcc, 4, GRAND SUNDAY LUNCH, Dec. 1
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets,
From Morning Q rIl IL O'Clock.

NrUM MUFHIHB tIII u U7UAUUAs
Oyster Soup. with stewed Squirrel.
Rabbits, Q1ails, Roast Turkey, Veal
Beef and Pork. and all kinds Of Yege-
tables, at 10 cents
Ruth's square brand, fresh Balti
more Oysters, the best in the market,
always fresh, at Soc, Goo, zoe per can,
or served up in every style Of all hours.
JoHNC SCHwEIZER.