Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 May 1866 — Page 5

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL; SATURDAY, MAY, 26, 1866.

AMUSEMENTS.

NEW METRO POMT A TVFirst Street, between Vine and Sycamore. Farewell Benefit of the favorite Comedian, J ; p Mb. e. p. BrjELL",- , who 'will appear in two characters, sing several popular songs, and dance his celebrated Irish Jig. Bella Golden as Nancy (a Yaa&ee Gal) with songs. Messrs. Grant and Rose have kindly volunteered for this occasion. SATURDAY EVEXISG, May 26th, will be presented the new Drama, J A CK AND J A CK'S BROTHER or. The Gipsy Farmer. Comic Dutch Song... ......l..BinELL. To conclude with the petite Comedy, Irish Assurance and Yankee Modesty. " LOCAL NOTICES. A Card. In. view r of 5 the ; anticipated I large fruit crop, we are now receiving from the various manufacturies, one of the largest stocks of fruit jars ever brought to this market "which we wilt sell at a small margin over manufacturers prices. .Our stock consists in part of Lyman's celebrated , self-sealers, Pat-, ent screw top sealers, Cork top Patent shoulders, Tin top wire fastening, and the Brown Earthen, best glazed tin top wire fastening; o Also; a targe stock of red sealing wax. Send in your orders; jMark & Warren. : my26dtf. No. 18, Main Street' BST Hiram Nelson sells at auction, this morning at 10 o'clock, at his Auction Room, No.'- 85 Main; Street, a Family Hack, a ' two-horse Spring Wa'gon? and a good Buggy Horse ; and at 8J o clock in 'the evening, Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods EST" We. take pleasure in calling Sirticular attention to our friend Phil, iessler's advertisement. ' He is one of our most energetic business men in the city. He has now in store the largest stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Gold Pens, &c, ever brought to the city. He is also prepared to make to order, all kinds of solid Jewelry, ' plain Rings; Masonic and Odd-Fellows' emblems reset; Diamonds, Pearls and other precious jewels. i- - 5ST" Hiram Nelson sells at auction, Monday morning next, at No. 30, lower Water Street, all of R. Ruston's stock of wholesale Groceries " and Liquors. Remember, at 9 o'clock. Wanted At Carlin's, five or six good Journeymen Tailors. First-class workmen wanted. No others need apply. . , m26-lt It is truly refreshing to call in at Carlin's and see the amount of Goods made by him, and the style and finish of the same. It puts one in mind of dropping into one of the fine clothing-houses of New York. Such endless varieties of Cassimeres, Cloths and Linen Goods, Ready-Made, or made to Order. Call and see, as he sells good Goods for less money than any one in the City. ; , v; It P L. Geissler is rret)arcd . to do all kinds of Fancy Engraving and Chasing;. and . Brands of fcvery imaginable style, and. pattern;, cut in the best workmanlike manner. ' i; . SSfWorkingmen, don't throw away your money by paying high prices for poor. Boots, and. Shoes, when we, well sell you the best of all kinds of goods at very low prices. We are selling from a wholesale stock at .retail. All of the goods made expressly for us. my35,2t . . J. S. Ricker. & Co.. . f - -M . j i i Worfttngirien'S Eight-Hour league :pic:ntc, At Creeeent City Springs On Tuesday next, the 29th instant. Free Omnibuses will run during the day, to and from the Springs, for the accommodation of all persons wishing to attend. Admittance, half a dollar for adults ; children under 12 vears. half nrice. Persons procuring tickers will be en-f titled to go and return in the Omnibuses free of charge. Good order will be strictly enforced s JfcayAshton's Excelsior Soap, which is now being introduced into the city, will be kept constantly on hand by Hedderich & Lauer, on Sycamore Street, between, Fourth and Fifth.; may23 dlw J6Our enterprising friend J. .R. Lotspeich, looking to the comfort as well as to the appearance of our citizens, has just made an addition to his already fplendid stock of Clothing in . the way of Plain and Fancy Linen dress suits and Linen piece goods. We are satisfied that so far as style" beauty and quality are concerned, they canno"rbe surpassed or equalled in this city, and at such low prices and small profits that, every one can be suited in givihjaf -Win a tall. ; In addition to his usually full stock of Gents furnishing good his patrons will find Night-shirts all-linen shirts, India gauze (half-sleeve.) and Lisle, all sizesj. His stock of Children's clothing is innnmnsirflble. and as an evidence, all who require such goods, purchase of him. .o; "5, Firt Street. . - my22dlw. - .. - .. . Ice Cream: Th"eest Icecream and Soda Water to be. had at II. Herman's Confectionary.; myl9tf.

: ; vKemovuig Houses.; - THE tTSWEKSIGNED WOtTO INform the-citizens of EvansviUe that they fere prepared to remove frame houses to any pa rt of the eity , on the most reasoi able terms.- - - Our residence is below the Creek. mayl dim WM. & JOSHUA BELL.

MONETARY & COMMERCIAL Monetary. Evans ville, May 25. The money market is without essential change: the demand for loans being equal to the supply, and rateare unchan ged, say 8 to 10 per cent. Exchange is in good demand, with a limited supply, and the rates continue firm at our usual quotations. The fluctuations in the New Yorkrgold market have been very violent for the past few days, and on yesterday it touched 141J4, and closed at 139. The tendency is still upward. "We quote as follows : Buying here: - .. ,,r - i Gold, buying 138 Selling .......n6 Silver, buying 131 Selling 132 ' Government bonds are stronger, and the prices a little advanced. Our quotations Buying. 1 ' Selling. 5-20's -old-.-. IWA 102 5-2IC8 new 100)2 102 10-40's i 96 7-308 August 101. : . J102 7-30's June 101 . 102 7-30'sJuly ..-.U0L .-.- 102 : . .The following quotations are from the

office of W. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 1 FirstStreet: ' ;.. .. ' r . BANKABLE FUNDS. ( U. S. Treasury Notes. ' r National Bank Notes. ; ' i State Bank of Indiana, u, . State Bank of Ohio. j j ttti'xA ''trNC'CRRENT.'i'"'";ri!'' '' ' Indiana Free Banks.................l to 10c dis Missouri. .......i... ..5c " Eastern Bank Notes ...... 5c " Bank of Tennessee , 80c " Planter's Bank......-.............. ....... 55c " Union Bank. - .55c " Other Tennessee Banks- 40 to 90c " Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and La 10 to 80c " .-:' Evansville Prodnee Market. NrxiCE. The price quoted are Wholesale. for mailer lots higher rates are charged. This being the first Price Current from our Merchants' Exchange, some inaccuracies; may have crept In, but up on the whole, we can assure Our friends that it represents our market as fully as could be expected under the circumstances, , ,a.p t Our general market for the past week has exhibited but little animation in consequence of the flue weather for agricultural purposes, which has reduced the arrival of all kinds of produce very material! v. ! , , I f . CORN and FLOUR being our principal staples, we may say that Corn is scarce, with but little demand. We quote prime White, in new gunnies, at 70 to 73c; Mixed and Yellow at OS to 70c, with a firm, if not an upward tendency. FLOUR In consequence of a slight decline in the Eastern markets during the forepart of the week, Flour had a downward tendency, but recent advices from New Orleans, and an advance in gold, has stiffened the market somewhat. .We may quote Superfine, S7 to SK; Extra, 88 to SO: Double Extra, $9 to 810; Treble Extra, J10 50 to 811 50, and fancy brands, made of old White Wheat, $12 to 815. FEED Corn in the ear Is very scarce and In active demand. It sells readily at 48 to 50c per bushel at the wharf or depot, store rates being higher. Bran is also very scarce, and in demand at 818 00 to 1 (Xt, in bulk. Hay is rather weak, with a fair supply, and prices range from 811 50 to 12 00 for Prime, in small lots with good cooperage. CORN MEAL Is in small demand, with but little in the market. We quote Unbolted at 82 75 to 3 00: Cold Bolted, 83 00 to 3 25. GROCERIES Of all kinds have been firm and active during the week, without any material change in prices from our consolidated report. . -- PROVISIONS Have been steady, with an upward tendency. We may quote Mess Pork per bbl, at 831 to 32; Clear Sides 18 to lc per ft: Plain Hanu 19 to 20c; and Sugar Cured, 22 to 24c POULTRY The arrivals during the week has embraced several large lots, mostly for shipment, and prices have ranged from 87 00 to 8 00 per dozen, in good coops, on wharf, and for city trade prices, have been proportionately less. ' BUTTER Prime is in good demand at 20 to 22c. , ' EGGS Also n good demand atSlfl to $18 per barrel.t KHi I X 1 ; H. ' , Our Drv Goods merchants have large and well-selected stocks on hand, but they, too, have felt that the week has been dull, and. as a consequence, their transactions have not been verv heavv. The Hardware and Queensware houses are also well stocked, ana prices are nonv inaL The im nortat ion of Queens ware di rect from Europe, for the past few days, has -been. very heavy, and the supply is much bove the demand. Tbi BOOT and SHOE trade has been somewhat active, but mostly for city retail dealers. A general stagnations seems to pervade all branches of business, except the strictly retail, which has been brisk. . t i We refer our correspondents to the aa nexed consolidated report. . BROOMS, per dozen 8 BEANS, per bushel BUTTER, per pound CANDLES ! Tallow, per pound... ! Stearin e . . i " - - i U 3 00 1 75 ! 20 to to to 5 00 2 00 22 17 r-17, 16 to ; star " 19 CHICKENS, per doz..M. , 4 50 TURKEYS, per doz .. , 12 00 COFFEE , Rio, per pound-. 22, Ijaguayra, do . 28 to 25 to 5 00 to 14 00 to to to 28 ' ,2834 30 . 3 25 15 juvb, tits. . CORN MEAL, per brl...... 'r 2 75 to EGOS, per doz ' 12 to Hav. Der ton .. 12 00 to 12 50 to 19 00 to 50 to 50 to 8 00 to 8 50 to 10 00 to 12 50 to 15 00 .if.i'-ii i Bran, do...i,..-...... 18 00 ' Corn in ear, do..... . 45 Oats, do 48 FLOUIW Superfine, per brl.. 7 00 Single extra, do 8 00 Double extra, do 8 50 ' Treble extra, do 1100 ; Fancy brands ........... 12 50 FISH . jO. MACKEREL, . 1 Tier V.M 23 00 ; No' 1 per y2 bbU.-,.-it ll 04 to 11 50 xvibtn yj. ........... ....m v w No. 2 per bbl ,. 21 00 , i - do 4 bbl 10 50 to 11 00 1 . ! KittsNo. 'I. 2 75 to 3 00 ' l hhta. Nn. 3 ... . 18 50 ; y, obis No. 3... KittsNo. 3...,. V UU W 10 W i; 2 20to.2 75. FRUIT. Dried apples per lb. - ; - do peaches do .-. i Oranges per box........ I Lemons do - . ...... - I Quince per lb ... HARDWARE, . Nails." for 10s LARD, per pound MOLASSES, . , v Per gallon 4.. .......... ...... , P. Rico per gallon 1 Syrups ; do - OILS, : .. ; Coal per gal No. 1 Lard per gal No. 2 do do Linseed -.- - do - Machine do PROVISIONS, , 10 to 12 -12 to 15 10 00 . , . 6 00 ' -1 ' 25 to27f s '' 7 50 to 7 75 ' .- .21 to 22 '-1 00 to'i iqV'' . r,-. .. S-i,, 0 to 1 25,. ."' 56 to 60 ; 1 82K to I 85 .1 -3d tol 40 1 7ito 1 7S 80 to 1 30 31 00 to 32 00 18 to 19 19 to 20 16 to 17 10i to lie Mess PorK per 001 Clear Sides per id i Plain Hams do ' Shoulders do RICE, per pound ...... SUGAR, ' 1 Good to Prime, per pound ! Crushed and Powdered ! Clarified SALT, per bushel SOAP, German, per pound .......... Rosin .... rftA 14 to 15c ...16)4 to 17c ...15 to 16jjc ..5oC , 10'c ...9c " . 1 , rvrt . . - imperial, per pouiiu...........Bi w 10 1 Young Hyson ...... SOc to 1 75 Black 80c to 1 25 . A' VEGETABLES. Potatoes, per barrel 82 75 to 3 25

LIQUORS, ... Highwines, per gal.-.. 82 20 to 2 23 ; Rectified $1 90 to 2 10 American Brandy.... 82 40 to 3 00 Imported Brandy $4 00 to 15 00 Evaiisville Dry (Jeods Market. . : CORRECTED BY SCACKEY 4 CO. Trade during the week has been very active, under the influence of Gold and Cotton,while in New York considerable advances have been established on Brown Sheetings and Prints. Prices here have not, as yet .

followed closely the Eastern markets, but' of course will, should the advances be sustained, of which there is no doubt, if Cotton and Gold maintain their present value. At the close we quote as follows : ; - ; BROWN SHEETISGS AKD SHIRTINGS. Standard Eastern Sheetings :.22Mc Cannelton... ........zc Medford..- ... Howard... Tremont.- .. Auburn. Boots fine - " O " .... " H " , 22c ,.....20c ....16c . 15c ,....25c 22c .. 18c 24c 22c 18c Great Fall M fine... S " English . BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS. 4-4 Hone. 33c ,32c 4-4 Uxbridge .t.-4-4 Ballou - . .28c 22c .22c .20c .20c .20c .15c .15c 4-4 Red Bank 7-8 Ballou . 7-8 Red Bank....... 7-8 Lonsdale.. 7-8 Putnam ................... 3-4 Holden-3-4 Commonwealth PRINTS. ......,.; I" Spra srues. ..v....................... ................20c Gloucester.......,...-......... .....18c Amoskeag .. ..... 17c Dunnell's .....19c Wamsutta ,. .,.,.15c Freeman '...i.:. ......16c Mourning .....17c Vew York Market. ! New York, May 25. Cotton 2c better, and In fair demand at 41c for middling. . Sales by auction to-day ior Government account, zaiu oaies atirom 32 to 42 for low inferior to strict middling. LOUR--uteneu at ,i-, to zuc neuer. nuc closed dull and heavy, with few sellers at yesterday's prices, 88 508 55; Extra, 89 50 9 90; Extra K. H., O., 810 0014 00 for trade oranas. . Whiskv Steady at$2 26. 1 ' WHEAT--Opened at 1 and 2c better, but closed dull and heavy, buyers generally refusing to operate at yesterday's prices ; 81 70 for old No. 2 Chicago Spring; 81 80 for old No. 2 Milwaukee; 2 19 to 2 20-tor new No. 1 Milwaukee. r Rye 98 to 1 00 per bushel. f f - Barley Malt quiet at 1 03. - -Corn Cora opened 1 to 2c better ,,but closed dull and heavy, with buyers generally refusing to pay yesterday's prices. Sales at 88 and 89c. for sound New Mixed, and 93c lor Yellow. . . i Oats Active, and lcent higher; 555Sc for new. . Petholeum Quiet and firm, at 27c for Crude ; 43c lor Refined. Coffee Steady. Sugar Firm; Cuba 10llc. Molasses Firm. Pork Dull ; 30 2530 37 for New Mess, closing 30 31 tor cash. ' BKKF-Quiet. - : - ' - - B.cos-Inactive. Cut Meats Steady at 12l 13c for Shoulders: mmA" for Hams. Lard Firm at lV22l4c Butter Lower; 30cj40c for Ohio, and 32 a 45c for State. Money Active and firm at 7 per 'cent. Sterling Quiet at 1091095. Gold Irregular, unsettled and lower, opening at 141, declining to 139, and closing at 1W 1 Government StocksV1 better; V. S. 7-30s, 101; 10-40s, coupons, 94; 5-20s, 1865, Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, May 25. Flour Firmer;- Superfine 9 5010 00: Extra, 10 50(3sll 00; Family, 11 5012"50. " Wheat Firm and in good demand at 1 81 for new Red; 1 50 for No. 2 do; 2 35 for extra Spring., -. . . - , . -- - .- . - Corn Demand better and prices higher; No. 1, 58a,59c in elevator; 17c In sacks. OATSt'lrm ; 48ai49c for No. 1 in elevator ; 42a43cfor No. 2. - Rye Advanced to 85fS 90c. Barley In demand and prices' advanced to 1 30(1 40 for prime to choice Fall and Canadian. .. , Whisky Firm ; 2 22 for duty, and 2 23 in bond. Bu TTER- "Dul I ; 25 27e for fresh . Eggs -In demand at 21c, shippers count. Pork Mess Pork firm at 30 ot31 00: the demand light. A good demand for bulk meats, especially Sides, of which 26,000 pounds sold at 10c$r7c, the latter rate for Clear, but holders are generally asking 14c higher. Shoulders 124r12c. Bacon 14 14c for Shoulders; 19c for Sides and firm. Lard In active demand ; all offers taken fw ... . tvj.f .( it:?:-' ' '' ;i: GOLD looa. , , . ;- Saint 4nie Market. - .t - ! , St. Louis, May 25. , Cotton Unsettled ; holders ask 3940c -. Flour Inactive and unchanged. Wheat Firm; No. 1 Club, 1 89: Prime, 2 40&2 50; Choice, 2 80(8.2 62; ... Corn Declining; 6874c. ,"- - . i ' Oats Heavy; 43c Pork Unchanged. Shoulders advanced to li'C. ' , Lard and Whisky Unchanged. " ' ' . ATJDITIOXAL. KIVEK ITEMS. ' Cincinnati, May 25 Noon. River fallen eight inches; weather, showery; thermometer, 70. There was a gay crowd of the beauty and the chivalry of the city on board the Taraseon, filling her spacious cabins, and Joining in the sweet " mazes of the giddy dance," where "Music rose with its voluptuous swell," " "Where eyes looked love to eyes which - spake again, -And all went merry as a marriage bell." But Captain Lusk and John Pendleton proved themselves masters of the situation, and entertained their guests with princely magnificence. ; 1 All were . well pleased. We are glad to learn as we were sure we should that Capt. Liter has never given any authority to his agents to discriminate against Evansville, in soliciting freight, and will not allow It to be done. His interests arid his sympathies are with Evansville, and he is desirous of doing all he can for her welfare; while at the same time he does not purpose showing any partiality for routes for shipments, believing," very properly, that that is a matter to be decided by the shipper. Captain Liter is too good a steamboat-man to take a position contrary to his interests. We wish him prosperity. -m,-v it-iv vark TrF.-CREAM and CON JlM FECTIONERY STORE., No. 85 Main street, opposite Washington House. Kwn fin Viand the best Ice-Cream. Can. dies, -and Confectioneries to. be found In the city. - - Orders for parties promptly attended to ROSA BKRNHEIMER., '' STEPHAN RAGGIO. maylidlm .. Dissolution of Copartnership. HPHE PARTNERSHIP -BETWEEN Charles Diehl and Daniel Westfall.in the blacksmithing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of Charles Diehl from the firm. The business will be conducted by Daniel Westfall. DIEHL & WESTFALL. may25 dlw.

MILLERS.

Xg'leliart; 3E$ros.5 MILLERS, Wholesale &. Retail Dealers in WHEAT, 53 8 .'CD . 0 W h ES m B . 5B ' H S S . B FLOU11, r m I , . CORN, .-.-';':;:!'. .-jr . i' . f. ll k. I U Tft -.1 . ! & . , ' 'f?i:iv:u.;r.AD'.ii . PI H S -: 'i? e e r.: Corner Locust and Canal Sts. ap!8 , BOOTS A1ID SHOES. a 5 "1 SB 3 3 so E ' B - o C. W 3 m. 0. GO 2 - - sr p. a tr p CO a C 3 o 0 3 a w w M as i P a o w v. s ft o a . o 4 o P B" g C to 9 P. to o o sr a o CD i : B f4 B 2 o tr c .3 SO s. 3: 0 c o 9. to a V & w 2 tr 0 to . S c - O ! ' B (t P B ,vt B 3 3. 2 B (6 , B - .8 v "B O ' 3 . a s 3 1 4 o "i o ! B e a o a. P a. 31 M .B COAL. ,"; ') BODIAM COAI MIXES. OFFICE ON WATER STREET, BEtween Main and Locust Streets. A constant supply, and orders promptly filled. bov

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WE HATE JtTST RECEIVED SOKE of the best PIANOS ever brought to this city, including the manufacture of Bradbury, Emerson, Hintz and Schraidt, and, Tryon and Allen and Jewett. Are also the EXCLUSIVE AGFNTS here for the celebrated ' . . ' :?IASON;& HAMLIN CABINET ORGAX. We have one of the largest size now on hand ; a very fine Instrument for a Church, and far superior to any small Pipe Organ. We are selling ' Pianos and Organs : much lower than they are being sold elsewhere in this city, and persons in want of a superior Instrument, will find it to their advantage to caii before purchasing elsewhere. MISSES F. A A. LAWRENCE, ,. " Water street, first door below Chestnut. mar8 . , ; . L , CLOTHING. 3To. 5 Mo. 5 'tI FIRST STREET," it . "i:i i:i';."vr r.utl .-V. .I.-':'-' LOTSPEICH, Late of Louisville, Ky., i , -r . 'f , '.. r. ' ' . (Successor to Anspacher & Son,) ' Keeps In store every grade' of ' " , MEN'S; AND BOYS ' and FURNISHING GOODS. , Our Piece Goods are of all grades and best manufacture. Cloths, Cassimeres, r ; Vestlngs made up in the best manner. Style, material, and fit guaranteed. Mr. JOHN CLARK, our Cutter, is direct from Glencross's Reporter of Fashions, fully up to style in' every garment, and will please all who give us a call. . t We shall give especial attention to -Children's .Clothing -u 1 ;;----."Una-,;;7,;;:,;;;.Y ' FURNISHING GOODS,, .'.-, and have always the best stock In the city. Ladles will find our StriTft ' for Children very handsome and very low. r , , y-tw. ) :! l-:i.ls?;-l i' , Full llne of . , . , ;V(. HOSIERY and GLOVES; , n , Alexandre's Kids, all sizes. , . ; J ' No. 5 First Street, .- , EVANSVILLE, 1ND. !. 'nil;' i f 15 ' FIRST STREET, 5 JBvansville, Ind. marl6 Horse-Slioes. r . BEST HAMMERED " ' HORSE ; AND MULE SHOES, HORSE-SHOE NAILS, : i.- : ails. Full assortment on band and for sale by SIIOEXBERGER & CO., No. 15, Public Landing, 1 - 1 : . CINCINNATI, O. aprll d3m. IT : i- ' 1 FINE BALMORALS marl3 3m 'A CHEAP M002TETS.

BUSINESS CARES.

WING, Si tKZi.DEALERS in ALE, PORTER, CIDI LAGER BEERr No. 85 Main Street, Evansvhxs Un.. ' 9 Delivered frer aw PRivnii in-.t part of the city, by the dozen, half fcanvm,

- Willielnii Sc Wetoe.keep on hand the celebrate?" MADISON XX AJL. LOCUST STREET, ceas the-rivaj I

EVAN8VTLUK, SlQb. Families, hotels, saloons, and 8tea.,!Br:

supplied at short notice. All order utiiwk,ed to promptly.

orders rrom au parts or the cowntraraiweiir.'s; promptly, s - mM9vMM STEELE fc TUIltr.l.. . J Second St., Between Chestnut and. r Evansville, Ind. - Sash, Doors, "Window BLiNnek JTkuih w .. Lumber, Boards, Laths, Ac, of nsTt-' cription constantly on hand. Fftec&imrv:: Boxes of all kinds made to orrferu Simmmta

01 every Kinu uone on me snories api-iy. ' J., Smith's Shirt MajiufactorjENo. 3 Second Street, in Bray's- Btos4as..-

CJHIRTS MADE TO ORDER TXZOKr j3 measurements and, a fit warrant-., k"- , Btock of ready made Shirts and t'KUns

always on band, and at prices tiura suit the purchaser.' Tucking Skirt,liDing Bosoms, Ac, done with neatnetny- t,imBL 4 dispatch. . Thankful for past favors, the suljawhOiwrt -respectfully solicits a cominuane-Jct9n-' -patronage' so generally bestowed Pitt tinier past five vears. - J SMfZSi. .

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IMPORTER AND DEALER lit Coach & Saddler) Hardwtoc Springs, Axles, Wood- WorkV PamiMtiT . Harness. Enameled Patent LeatbPad Skins, Skirting?., &c, tc. No. Main Street. inar27 ' ' II ARISE HOSPITAL FOR SURVBYOR'8 OFFICK, TT.r ivutr.. . TUT. Vov t.

1 will receive sealed proposals until tte6th day of June next for the purcha-t.T the Marine Hospital, near this city. . . The grounds contain about three seawiJ ... The building (now well adapted for h tal uses), with a little iHeration, mig,b , converted into a factory. V! "rm of sale, cash ; or, by paying rntww ,r., " the purchaser may have time, as faX&mmt. r , One-ihird cash, one-t hird in one yeasBV.

oue-imm in iwu years, Dy giYing..win. with personal security.

uias win De receivea ror a lease- ti ctism -property for one or two years from tb-3BUM( of June next. A. L. ROBINSOJify.

may4 Qtiiijuneo surveyor 01 (jusmj O. W. WARREN. T. JCONTNTTOJe 1 Warren A Coiiyngtoocu. DEALERS IN

Pianosf Melodious, Wteasju AND 31'usical MereliaiMlfsv. . f . i No 1 Main St., EvansviUe, Indi. Fancy Goods, Toys, Ac. Instrumemetv all kinds Tuned and Repaired. The- tfc&S'K. Italian Guitar, Violin, aiul B;vnjo StstMc. -always ott 1ml ul. 4 : : j I ;. i ". 1 1 t '

An oraers promptly miei. yMmeuLt Vinegar Factory-. I)Oi:UIM4 A BE.IGUQGL Ninth St., bet. Chestnut andCha25Keep constantly on hand a EoodwCje of Cider Vinegar, which we will smU Cincinnati prices. feUHciasw. JOHN RCAS'TlISf, Wholesale and Retail Dealer fir - Tin-Ware, Stoves, Xirmtem-Hollow-Ware, Copper, SHEET-IeniJMae Japaiv Ware - - No. 65 Main Street, above BucoaiV . " . ; EvansvillevitMlu . BE-Job Work promptly executed jtasU best manner. Orders solicited. 3sf. Milk! Milk! MirCr. SMITH & RIGGS t WOULD INFOR5I THE CITIMC9Ea of Evansville that they have a Milk Wagon, and are prepared to swyg?them witii , 4 GOOD FRESH MILK warranted pure. All orders lefttt CROSS & CROFTSwH. .: meet with prompt attention. mayXaisi SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, Iluiinel & Sons-. " Manufacturers of Sash, Door. Blinds, Frames, Also, Dealers in ' ' MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;Keep constantly on hand Lumber of eT? description. Pine and Poplar Floorxicri. Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, Ac Sawinz of every descriDtion Ooa order. Orders from abroad will be premKCX. auenueu 10. Facto rv and Yard. Corner Walnut street and Canas apr21 Evansville, ladcL. T. A. JY0N. JO. SEVOira LYON & SEMONIN. - V .... ' ' WAOLESALK DEALKR3 IN . . -CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHIWW , : GOODS. ' (At the old stand of Goldman, Berg A Ci ,84 North First Btrwf. r ;' V1 EVANSVILLX.. Ind IAN A Kuur9-m