Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 November 1866 — Page 5

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daOH CXK.'A J8T THE EVANHV1 LLE DAILY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1866.

FOR RENT. Foil Kt.vr HOUSE T!i) house ou ttii- corner of Chestnut mid Fourth (reels, now occiii. lift by Mr. Hofuridlck ii h a nrnccrv hikI dwelling. Inquire of Mr.

Kl , I A I '. I i 1 1 klt". IM.tirlli street, I" I Walnut fin. I l.ehlnul, In.Vi:l fllw TIOK HUM' FA KM One of tins bHl X Kiirms In vaiicicrnurgn i omity, cim ii in i.i i iK'i'i H In cultivation, will comfortable houses arid out-bulldlngs. Thin farm will bit leusod tor five years, ou good terms. Inquire of A I. V A II lOHNSON, Third Street, hot. Main and Locust. LOST. X ST A large plain gold ring. The JU nnueroi n. will b liberally rewarded by leaving It at thU office. nov2dlw. boarding! PKIVATE BOAHIMKU. A few voting gentlemen of good moral character can get Day Hoard with Mm. J. F. Keeve. on Hecontl Htreet, next to the Vine Htreet Presby terlan Church. For pari Iculai-N. apply to J. F. HKKVKH. ull at the houe. novs Uw . ; .f. BOARPIN . -Two gentlemen and their wive can obtain nleusant front rooms, with board; also, a few day boarder ciin In- accouitnodutcd, by applying at W. W. SHANNON'S, on Main Htreet, near the E. and C. Depot. Hunt or references required. nov'Jdim WANTED. "WjrTAXTKIK -Flue specimen or I'i iiW munshlp (Flourishing and Business Writing, Ac.) sent free to any one sending um the names of twelve or fifteen young men who have never attended a Commercial College. Address, BRYANT, STHATToN A DkIIAN, oct I '. 2m i Cincinnati, Ohio. W SOllUHo! SOKUJIO! SOHOHUMI CiiHlipald for Sorgho Syrup, one to one thousand barrels. BROWN. BUTLER A CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, Dealer In Syrups, Sugar , Sorgho, ftplcus, Coffee, Tea, AC., Ac, No. Walnnt Htreet. eplndSm ciiicinii.il i, Ohio. FOR SALE. F OK KKKT HOUSE-A good lwo-tory hrtclc Dwelling-House, nearly new. on Mulberry Street. Uood lot, stuhlu and other nut-hulltllug. Apply lo s. K. LK.-WITT, at bin nffloo ttTmrd Htreet. luuvtfdlw ou at N OTICK Pawnbroker Hale at Auction. On Tuesday. November 27tli. Horoloeg. at H. Nelson Auction Room, all unredeemed .ledge, conltliig of la me ilrcssi-f, HiiuwiH, nnu WllCK MilKs, noining, eoam, pun is, vchis, c. ; laiiieM fur; gold una silver watclie.4, gold chains ami ring : one piano, one inilttir. one shot gun, nd uumerouit article too tedlou to mention. H. UUMiJKHTW, l'.U. novl8dtd II. NELSON. Auctioneer. It M A I. K AT ONT URot'ERY.' Any person desiring in go into the. inoccry llusluew ft! a stand that already haa a large run of custom can oblan a bargain by calling on the undersigned, 17U Main Street, between Hlxtb and Seventh. The object in Helling out Is to go Into another branch of business altogether. The good have been n1Uk! wit b an especial view to accommodate the trade of that portion of the city. uoviouaw H. H. H.OOOK.. rB MALE HOUSE A two-story brick House, on Locust Htreet. between Hlxth and Seventh, cast aide, In a No. i neighborhood, containing nine room and closets, all In complete repair, with u-os throughout; with MtubleN and other conveniences. AIho, the leaehold of the Hull' Head property, containing a dwelltng-houae, with thirteen room, in good repair; alo, slabllng for two hundred beat I of stock, with fine stock-yard far all kind of Uck attached. A fine opportunity for a stocktrader. The above property i lu complete repair, and near the E. and C. Depot a fine location for business. I would trade all the ubve property for a tock or good. 11 the ubv nov2 dim rUK MALK TKAM One heavy twohorse Team, Wagou, and IlarneH. WVW. SHANNON, nova dim At the Bull' Head. rSOIt MA X Uood I the city, wl IUH MALE AMD FOB KEKT.-1SO HulldtuK Iot, In every part of ty, which 1 will M-U cheap. Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale ou time. Several Farm for sale on time. lfi.OOO acre of Timbered Land for sale cheap. .ff iiuHXj W ! Ci I have several Dwelling House and event! Farms for Kent. I'ersons wishing U purchase auy kind of Real Kstate can be suited at reasonable price. I'erson desiring to sell either Houses, Lots, I .a mis, or Farms, can have the name disposed of by leaving a description at the office of AI.VAH JOHNSOK, Real Kstate Agent, Third St., between Main and locust, octal.) Kvansvllle, Iud. FOR MALK-'l'he undersigned will sell at private sale his tine two story frame reldence, of five rooms, summer kitchen, also, wood and stable house attached, two good cisterns, all in complete order, with modern Improvements; lot fifty by one hundred and ten feet, situated on Hilton Avenue, l.amaseo. Address octl-am OKO. Wol.FLIN, Mt. Vernon. Itli.K'KFOHU'S KSTATE. Positive Sale of VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION. ON iATl'RDAY, DECEMBER ISth, 1HU6, at - o'clock, will be gold at public auction, at the court-house in F.vansvllle, the lollowlng FIH8T-CDA8U PROt'KUTY, to Wit : hot No. 1, Old Plan, Water Street, corner Chestnut Htreet. Lota Noa. 7 and 8, Upper Enlargement. Water Street, corner Oak Htreet. Lots No. 12 and 13, Upper Knlargement, Water Btreet, corner Mulberry Htreet, Lot No. 18, Upper Enlargement, Water Htreet, near Uum. Lot No. 27, Upper Enlargement, First Btreet, adjoining Dr. Hallock's. Lot No. 4, Upper Enlargement, First Street, corner Mulberry Htreet. Lou No. 51 and 52. Upper Enlargement, Flist Street, corner Gum. Lot No. 68, Upper Enlargement, 8econd Btreet, corner Uum. . . lots No. 58 and , Upper Enlargement, Second Htreet, lietween Mil Iberry and Gum. Lot No. is), Upiwr Enlargement, Second Street. nu w 3 it Fractional Lot No. 11, Upper Enlargement, Water Htreet, adjoining Ablerlng A Hrommllhaus, These lots are 75 by ISO feel, and the most desirable in the city for resilience. ran ics uesiring to purchase can ouy ai private sale at any time before the auction. Terms One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with interest and mortgage. Apply lo THOH. E. GARVIN, oc2Htds Third Street, Vinegar Auction. jr WILL MEM. AT AIKVMOW, ON A Vedleaday, December litb, at l' oT-Kx'k in the forenoon, at the Vinegar Factory, ob the canal, near Oonotell's stone vard, and at Fred Cook, Brewery, in vinegar stand, barrels of vinegar, 42U barrels of beer, '3) barrels of vinegar mash, 4 barrets of molasses and elder, a lot of mashed rye, and all of the fixtures of the Vinegar Factory. Term mi i ash. . HIRAM NELSON, nowflO'dSw Auctioneer. Bran and Corn. A GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND AND for sale by VICKERY BROS., ooft dtf 75 Main Street.

MOETARY & COMMERCIAL

Wk call the attention ol the business public to the snp.-iioi- facilities of the JouHMAi.Job office for executing all kinds Of Meica ni lb- printing wit h neatness and dispatch. ( mlers from abroad sent through the merchants of this city will receive prompt attention. Advance In QnicnHirare. Queensware has advanced East already twenty-five per cent., and may go to one huudred. -HI. ImuU Democrat, 'HMh. II may well be asked what 1 the cause of thl large advance, when tbe general tendency of price 1 downward. The explanation 1 partly contained in the Cable dispatch of Saturday, that the laborer in the Engllh potteries had struck for higher wage, and that the manufacturer had closed up their works. How long this state of things will continue we can not now tell. The particular by steamer may throw some further light on the matter. But that a large and permanent advance .Will be maintained lor a considerable period, there can be no doubt. Thl staple commodity, the product of Staffordshire, a single dlRirlct In England which supplies not only nine-tenths of the stock for the United States, but the great bulk that Is used throughout the World, seems destined to remain scarce, and consequently high, regardless of the ups and downs of gold. Since the close of the wur every manufactory has been pushed to the utmost lo supply the demand, and the or ders have accumulated from the United States, Mexico, South America, Australia, and other points, in this condition of the trade this strike has taken place and the potteries have censed work, it U Mated that the Potters' Union (the laborers' asso ciation) has a large fund on hand, and are prepared for u long siege. There Is but a small amount of ware manufactured in this country, and that of an inferior quality. The suspension of tbe English potteries may lend to greater perfection and extension In the United States; if so.lt will result In substantial benefit to us. While the general rule Is that the price ot Imported goods 1 affected by the rise and fall of gold, the line of Quceiiswure mnt,tn a great measure, be the exception, In view of the present strike on the part of the workmen, the large order unfilled, which are lUleoii mouths behind, and the light slock now In this country. Being Inform ed of this statu of tho market, we took a look In upon otir liuecns ware houses yes terday to ascertain the stocks ou hand and the feeling of our merchant as to advancing pric. s. We were gratified to Item that they were all In possession of full stocks, mid well assorted. We have heretofore noticed the addition of another wholesale house to this line -of trade In this elty the past season, and that no department of our wholesale business was better sustained than this. We alluded yesterday to the receipt of a large invoice, a direct Importation from Liverpool The same house has its sale rooms and warehouse crowded with goods. Anot her of our most enterprising firms has oyer four hundred crates and pack ages now In store in tills city, and have re" oelved Invoices of one hundred and twenty-five already lu the ocean ; and their order have been accepted and it 1 led for three hundred and eighty crates In addition, which will be shipped by the 1st of Jauuary ; making a total by one house alone of over nine hundred package. We think there are few houses lu the West who can make a better showing of stock. Our merchants have not advanced their quotations, and are busily engaged In Ailing orders at the old puces. Their trade now embraces not only Southwestern Iudlaua and Illinois and Western Kentucky, but It reaches Into Tennessee, Mississippi, and Alabama. Western and Southern merchants will find, upon visiting our queeusware houses, that lu this department K v. i i is villi- can compete, not only with any city in the West, but lu any part of the country. Boston Snoe Market. The Boot and Shoe market exhibits no feature of interest.- Trade from first bands is very qu et, and confined to small lots for sorting up stocks. Western orders, In the bauds of manufacturers, are mostly tilled, and the seasonable production is reduced to a very small compass. The continued mild weather has the effect to delay the distribution and consumption of goods; Ut stocks 111 toe hands of the trade are moderate anil will all be wanted. (Commercial Bulletin, 17th. Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph. Cincinnati, Nov. 21. Fxx)t'R-Steadier: nuperfine, I1010 50; trade brand, $11 5018 AO. WiiKAT-Steady ; No. 1 Red. 92 W. Corn Old is scarce and in demand at 90c for shelled, and 80c for ear; new ear dull at 50c. Oath Q,ulet und steady ; 48c tor No. 1 and is; for No. 2. Kyk Rather firmer; holders asked SI 23. Barley Unchanged and quiet; not much doing. Whisk v Steady ; In bond ks.. Provisions Hogs dull and few buyers; 98 25to flo for gross, and 88 for nett; receipts of 2,500. Mess pork dull, and price nominally lower; it could have been bought at 92im.2l SO for new. Bulk shoulders, 20 days In salt, sold at 9c. Paoked green meats dull, and prices lower ; shoulders 640; sides 8V4(8c, and hams loVjc; the demand Is quite light. Bacon firmer; clear sides closed at iic, and shoulder at 14c. Lard Dull ; sellers' 21 1 ,c. Groceries Dull; sugar lli14c; coffee 25!itaBc. Butter -St eady at 808ac. Chekhe- Isolde, and: dull. Oin.n-140, CorroN-Pirm at 32c for middling and few sellers. fj

New York Dry Goods Market. By Telegraph. New York, Nov. 21. There are more hopeful signs in the Dry Uood market this morning than for the lost six weeks. The extreme low price of almost all kinds of goods and the steadiness and ftrrauesN fn the cotton market gives well fouuded hopes that prices have at last touched bottom. This is apparent from the Increased demand for the leading kinds of goods. Buyers are evidently satisfied that goods are as low as tbey will be at present and are entering the market lor supplies. There Is more business reported lu the Western cities and orders are .pilie Humeri. us this morning for considerable quantities of goods. Jobbers prices: BKOWT SIIBKTrNQS. Amoskeag, A, 2134c: Broadway, 20c.; Howa d.A, ic. BLEACH KI BHIRTIKQB. Lonsdale. 29c.: James, 2e.; Grove Manufacturing Co., 18c. PBIN W. Oarner ft Co.. 19c.; Hamilton, 18,c.; Richmond 17c. ; Wainsutta, 14c. BKOWN URIULS. Pepperell, 24c. ; Wlnthrop, 19c. OORHET J BANS. Laconla, 21c. ; Pepperell, 22c.

New York Market. By telegTttph.l Nkw York, Nov. 21. COTTOM Steady, with only moderate, demand, buyers ami sullers being lo far apart ; iMVfor middling uplands, and fc for middling Orleans. K1.0UR - Opened Kfc.i20c better, bul closed quiet with advance lost; 910 25(8(1101) for sound common extra State; 911 oorudl 75 for extra Hound Hoop Ohio, and JU tt0tfi:t 75 for Trade Brands. W -missy unlet and unchanged. Wheat Opened 2ui8c better, and closed With udva.ice lost, but with fair export demand; 12 22 85 for No. 2 Milwaukee, the latter for very choice, Including two hi .at loads for export, at 92 2 35. Bakley132c lower; Canada West In bond at 91 0041 05. Babxey Malt Dull. foRN Receipts 12,445 bushels; Irregular and u nsettled ; sales 80,000 bushel at 91 253 1 27 fo. shipping mixed Western In store and afloat and closl ug fli m at 91 25 In store ; 91 28 or White Western, and 9' 08.l 20 for White Southern. oats lc lower; 68640 for Chicago and Milwaukee. Wool Dull and declining; 88Yt2c for domestic fleece; 3hVa.50c for pulled, and 82c for Texas. Lkather -Hemlock sole, a shade lower.!2cvi.c for Buenos A.vre. light welulils:

84&84)0 for middle do. ; 3tkH37o for neavy; sncBSW mr Uftiiromift light ao.; a to .He. for middle do., and 8.'it)c lor heavy do. Coal Foreign, steady Inquiry; white domestic rules heavy at V 60c8 00 per ton lu yard. (Wkkjc Dull. BtKiAB Quiet ; Cuba, 10tai2o. PKTHOLEUM-Hteudy ; 22'4in28o for crude, and &Vu.90c for refined In bond. PoRg Opened heavy and lower, hut closed decidedly firmer; 922 fl0r22 75 regular and cash for new mess, closing 922 02 cash, and S20 UO J) .Vj for prime. Hkkk Unchanged, and about previous prices. UKK 1IA.UH Heavy ; yofuJuc. Bacon Quiet. Ctrt Micatk Dull and heavy; flMllc for shoulders, and II'-, to 13c lor bams. 1 )ick.hheo Hoot --Firmer; 84(g,9c for Western, chiefly 9tfl'-ic. Laud -Heavy at i2iu)UI'ic. Bt'TTKll-Dull; 27(ullc lor Ohio, and 35(4 12c for orange County palls. I'HKKMK Heavy at sVuKP-c. Monk v--More active and tinner at 0(r7 per cent, for call loans. Hi Kill. I Ml Steady at 108? , 100. ( lout Lower; opening at 141 ; .declining to 1 1111;, and closing at 140.V OoVKKNMKNT Stocks--Without decided change. EiiKloiri-M -To Liverpool firm and more active. STOCKH Heavy : Itock Island 104' J; Illinois Central script. 110; Cleveland and Pittsburg 84Ji; North western UMj do. pre ferred 73P;: Toledo U2U; fc'ert Wayne lftl: Alton and Torre Haute 41 ; do. preferred 70; Milwaukee and St. Paul ,',: do. pre termit u:B; i iiicagoiind Alton m.'..: MlchlBn Southern 82'-; Michigan Central 111; 'ttdlng 113; Erie 70; do. preferred 83; New York Central lUOU; Quicksilver 47; Mariposa 124; U. H. s's TH1 coupons 1I2J4; 6- 20' Of VU HH?;' do. 1HH5 RSfV;; do. 1T, new lsue,108l; 10-40 coupons 100; Treasury 7- 30's 105; Missouri O's 87; Ohio and Mississippi certificates The Pott't money article says: Oold is depressed by the failure of a well known, firm who have bean carrying four millions of cold. The market was easy at 7 per cent, from an early hour thl morning. Call loans arc a7 per cent, at the close this morning, and discounts are dull at !'.'., .1.7 per cent. The Htock market Is dull mid hesitating. Uitveromems are stc.d.v. bu extremely Inactive at yesterday's Inside rates. Railroad shares are Irregular and without much movement. At the close there was a slight upward tendency. Northwestern being the most In request. After the regular Board, quotations were: N. Y. C. 110; Erie, 77; Reading, 113; M. 8., 82H; C C, mi; Pittsburgh, 85: N. W.,5l: do. preferred, 73; Toledo, U3M1 R. I., I0J4; P. W., 109 ; A M. certificates, lit" . Foreign Exchange, dull ; bills at sixty days on loudon are quoted at lisy.i 10K; for commercial, l()K(ii.lim; for bankers do. at short sight, 109- IU0. St. LooIn Market. By telegraph. Bt. Lotthj, Nov. 21. Kloijr Dull and unchanged. Wheat Dull and lower; Spring 92 056 2 10; Superfine fall 92 55(2 (15; Choice 92 70 C42 75. Corn Dull; choice Yellow and White 91 iis.u.1 10; Prime mixed and Yellow 91 0jg 1 07; new mixed and Yellow 8.Vc485c. Oath Firmer at 5465c for choice. pRovisiOMH-iulet: prime Mess Pork 922 00; Bacon lower, Shoulders 14c, clear Sides 15c. Whisky Dull at 92 22Sj2 x. New Orleans Market. By telegraph. New Orleans, Nov. 21. Cotton Higher with sales of 8,500 bales of middling at ;t.13c. The receipts are 3,400 bales. Suoar Dull and In no demand, fair 10 I0!4c Moiju(KB Inferior, 45c.; prime, 55r00c. Bank Sterling 64. The rest are unchanged. QUEENS WARE. Liverpool, ICnluiitl, -to Evansville, Indiana. Our Stock is one of the largest and best assorted to be found lnt the west, and for sale at Extremely Low Prices. We are now manufacturing every description of COAL OIL LA.MRJ, CANDLE ami COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will sell at less than Cincinnati prices. nov7 dtf E. 0. SMITH; Cliaix Manufacturer, XX AS REMOVED TO HIS SKW JCL Factory, corner of Division and Third Streets, where he will be pleased to see his old and as many new customers as may call. Chairs sold at the lowest prices. sep22 d6m

Mark A Warren,

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HATS AND CAPS.

,.ndSTRAW GOODS. Merchant, Attention yypMKM YOU ARK "NHlMdMi round the circle" of our Wholesale Houses, drop In and examine our stock of goods, as we have one of the largest and best selected stocks of Hals, Caps, Ladles and Misses' Trimmed Hats and Shaker Hoods ever brought to this market, which we will sell at prices that will give you a large margin for profits. If you buy your Hats In Cincinnati, Louisville, or St. Louis, bring yo'ur bills with you and we will daplicate them, and save you freight. If you can't come, send us yonr orders, and we will guarantee the goods to suit, or you can return them to us at oar expense. ' .ii rljfii Fiw . No. North First Street, V 'tjTTft Ttfft Jbmv-o7?Ti;w - TTi., sm (Next door to Holllngsworth Bros.) nov20d6m Evansville, Ind. IaiClioH"' Iiu-fs. WK ARE OIKYI.4J THIN SKANOV the largest and best stock of FUR GOODS, of every description, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses', and Children's Wear that has ever been offered in the city, consisting In part of Hudson Bay Sable, Mink, Lynx, Fitch, Ermine, Siberian Squirrel, etc., and all the lower grades of Pars In CAl'KS, TIPPETS, VIOTfuiKlw. MAKTA LETTS, TALMAS, COl NIEH, MUFFS, CUFFS, Caps, Collars, Gauntlets, Ol Furs are u specialty In 01 we profess to keep the beul t city, at prices as low as tin bulge of Fuis, we warran he as represented. VAUTIER & MAR n 80 Main Stre s ocld tlllJanlW DRY GOODS. mi .(i nut - trisd MACKEY, NISBET & CO.. Wholesale Dealers In DRY GOODS AND MMA No. 11 Main Str nov dtf EvAf f, , . dry oor. Gr. MAGHEE 4k CO WHOLESALE DEAT.K1 STAPLE AND 1 o ry a o MOTIONS, A FIRST ST., (bet. Main am EVANSVrL.LI, ID., -I A I.I. THE ATTENTION OF THE V trade to their large and desirable sto- k of goods Just purchased, and which they are ottering at great bargains. nov20 d8m HEAD & MOONEY, RETAIL DRY COOOS, 40 Main Street 40 A complete stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. new gooi arriving dally. NOVELTIES in DRESS GOODS, TRDOHNGSi, and FANCY GOODS. A mil line in every shade of THE BEST FRENCH MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALL-WOOL DELAINES. CASSIM ERE8 and TWEEDS for Men's and Boys' Wear. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, FLANNELS, SHA WLS, HOSIERY, CLOAKS, BLANKETS. HEAD & MOONEY, 40 Main Street. 40 sep7 d2m

Christ. Hedderlch. Jos. W. Loner. H i,he; HOPS, Ac. Ac, Sycamore Street, between Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, Ind. All kinds of country Pjuce taken In exchange for Goods, and the highest market price paid. In connection with the store, there is a large and commodious Wagon ard for the accommodation of country dealers. seplS dly

QUEENSWARE.

Sew Queensware House. LIGHTEN ft ICHENHAUSER, IMPORTERS. OF QUEENSWARE, and HOUSE FURNISHING ' GOODS, No. 3 South First Street. WE ARE JTOW OI'IMM. Tlir most splendid assortment of Fat Articles ever imported to this city, and i stock of WHITE GRANITE WARE Is now complete, and only wants looklug at to Induce all to make their purchases ol us ; and oar stock of COMMON WARE Is large, and will be sold as low as the lowest In the United States. Bohemian Cilnss and Silvt rl'lateu Ware. Our assortment of Bohemian Olass and Sll ver-Piated Wore Is one of the finest ever selected for the trade of this city; and we huve the advantage of our senior partner residing In the city of New York, and at all times ou hand selecting the latest styles and patterns of ware. ocifi asm HOLLINGSWORTrT BKOS IMPORTERS OF QUEENSWARE Otiiiia. GLASSWARE, Ac., Ac, in all their various branches, AVE BKi IHPORTIVI and are du rested . to the deiini of ti .trade, in quality, style, price, etc. Besides tsw KMtMMt of ysn IT. business, we go into the Kngiiab markc WITH QOLSL s cheap market for to likely to dUtputr, ifssoary to multlplv f a rtti fud us at the old stand, 3No. 0 nrsit Htreet, ."i .'it 'J 'nn f kii i and Mo. 8 Sycamore Street. au26dtf EVANSVILLE, IND. . '. .".fli! 7 '.lOt 9i&n HI V.' Notice of Order to Widen and E tend Front or Water Street, belo Leet Street. TtTOTK i: IS 1IEREHV GIVE XV that the Common Council of the city of Evansville, at Its session on the 22d day of October, I860, passed an order to widen and extend Front or Water Street, below Leet Street, of the city of Evansville, In the following manner, vis.: The upper or northeast line of said street to commence at the corner of Lot No. 8, In the Lower Enlargement, being the corner of Water and Leet Streets, and running thence northwestwardly to a point on the southeast side of Qoodsell Street, fifty-nine and a half (;W) feet northeast of the present line of said Front or Water Street, as shown on the map: and thence by a straight line In the same direction until it intersects the north line of said Front Street at a point thirty-two iss) ieev westward of the west side ot the alley running through Block No. 150, Lamasco, and the lower or southwestern line of said street to be eighty (80) feet distant from said firstdescribed line, and parallel thereto : making said street of the width "Of eighty (80) feet All persons owning or claiming real estate adjoining or abutting upon said street as proposed to be widened and extended, and feeling themselves aggrieved by said order, may have redress by making application to said Council within six weeks from the publication of this order. Bv order of the Council. A. M. McGRlFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, October 30th, 1886. ocSOdOw MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT, No. 5 First Street. TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprietor. THE CHOICEST WINE AJfl LIQUORS wi 1 be kept constantly o. hand ; and especls I attention will be glvei to the RE ST A (RANT, where all the delicacies of the season will be served In the most approved style -making it a pleasant resort for the MfcK CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city A liberal patronage is solicited. oc23d8m

AMUSEMENTS.

MASONIC II ALL. FOR ONE NIOIII ONLY. Musical and oET EntertainmMC THE WEBB SISTERS will appear at Masonic Hall ihls in an entire change of programme slstlng of Songs, Duetts, Dances, Ac BELLA GOLDEN will also app slog several songs, and dance tht BELLA GOLDEN will also appear cmi ougn, onu uance tlie mim r ling. m .. m A r- w me wnoif i onipmiy will participate r le entertainment, with a variety IT tho Songs, Ballads, tec Banjo Holo Mr p- H SEAiaaa.. The whole to conclude with Out on et Spree, Misses ADA and EMMA both appeartssc in several characters. Arrivals and Departures or Maillot her Postal Matters. Under the schedules of the new mall ossvtracts, which are now fully adjusted, malls run as follows t Vp-Rirer Mail suppl j lim all way potwb hence to Louisville; also the Green Biwc country. Arrives ou Sunday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday, by '2 r. u. Usparts on Monday at 10 a. m.. (by speckfi arrangement, j and on Wednesday, Tliuns. day, and Saturday, at 8 v. m. The mall Louisville and points supplied throng that office goits by Uuilroud daily. . Down- Hi rrr Aftlt-Hu ppy lllg nil Way point hence to t.'alru; also the lower Tennessee and Cumberland River valleys. Arrl vss Ml Monday, Welnesday, Friday and Saturday, by 12 o'clock at night. Departs Monday, Welneday. Tliursday. and Sat-uriinj-,t2 P. JC Jilfcliiidl lor (.Writ mi iHilnts supplied -th ron i; 1 1 tbnt office goes toy ' Itallroad dally. In addition to the contract service on tide route, the Evansville and Cairo Packs I'ompany carry a closed mall on Tuesday und Friday, to Henderson. Shawneetowv, Oolconda, Casey vllle, Sinlthland, and P-ducuh-tiie nouts arriving on return cat Monday and Friday mornings. There Is no direct Green River mall, all mall matter for that valley going via Owcnsboro and Henderson. y.'Kiioad Mail, for all points North, EssjL and West, and South via Louisville oni Cairo, deports at y:ldA.M.,and arrives, :82 f. m., dairy exeeot uhdayJ . Hockport lAind Mail, via Newburgh ulu Boonville. Departs on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 a. m. Arrives os Tuesday, ThurMlay, and Saturday, by 7 p. m. Mt. ernoii ImuU Mail-runs dally excess Sunday, departing at a. su, and axrlvlcst by 2 f. M. This mall carries matter few Hickory Branch. Wetv Harmony Mail, (direct,) departs am Miinday and Friday at 8 a. m. : urrl ves am Tuesday and Saturday by 4 p. sr. A mm Princeton to New HarmonsK, rough on Tuesday ay : returning ind Friday. Matter from this point kr pplying OwensvlUsx. t yothiauu i i , and StewartsvlU. evia joaUirday at noon the sams m on the Petersbursjk i vllle goes by way of ihurgh, leaving this r. id. rives by 11 a. X., anal i. Saturday. Kanson P. d by this and the New - s times a week. ni, (special,) runs arrlvlt i-. M. Ing by II , and depai Tl..- ! River malls dose as i lis a half hoar, befose a. m. to 7 p. m. and a nlng of the Railroad ilence of the holders k-drawera. DellverlSB uklng up of the Railten on Sunday flsss 3 ck regulated by Italthour Sfftrm ofTeTK u naif ent mode of remlttlae rom $1 to 960. Lists a s may be loumi lu lss Are being rapidly estmnd so a to embrace all principal Information connected e I veil at the Post Ol nolle wlli do well to consider the vantage oi tl. an of mltiancA icnil delivery letter n n Tues- ;iy morning In the Joun- . ..iM Tusdft.. afternodn In the Umos letters sent to the Dead uonlb al'te, nil vert lsl ng. 1 to person addressed! r on request, or returned -Uer Offlwe, free, insleal iiewstiibirs and cents per lour ounces or Music, without regard fas sheets, the same. .Bok ioui e four ounces or fractla thereof. Circulars, (prluted,) from one s three to one address, two cents. All to he unsealed, and prepaid by slumps. i'eisons sending WUers and papers t foreign countries "are advised to Inquine the prices. of postage when the same ase not WeB krti.u, ami t have lettess welgliM lii the post office, especially those for the French mall. The current premium on the silver rate is still charged tm foreign letters received wlien pala for Is paper currency, stump a. r foreign gttent to be sent can be paid for In paper on i rency without premium, silver not lieing required except on unpaid foreign lettess received. The postage on Drop Letters is only oaa cent per hair ounce. if) ?; fr friTiJl Home persons do not seem bo know tssss the rate of ix.stage to Culjfornia and Obsgon Is only three cents per half ounce. Tim ten cent rate was abolished some time aaC The Department is constantly re-openfig large numbers of post offices In the South, ana also discontinuing, re-opening, establishing, and changing the immes of, post offices all over the country. All lnforsasv tlon of this kind can be obtained at the post office. Persons are advised to put tbx name of the connty on all matter for tas smaller places, and the name of the trs and number for cities, when possible us do so The Department desires to encourage the use of stamped envelopes, and for thl pufiose prints on them, without extra charm, n rumniitiiui r so r over, business cans with a request to return to the writer if J ri..i . ... i & ....... t r fir sises a qualities of stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers are Xept t 'e rosi nsss at the prices they cot the iportmentm; the manufactory. Those "C?",''4!.' St ins will he taken at the Post Office aim naf! for atlhe value of the stamp. The aftSsntlon of the public is lnvitetf to the asV vanes of nsing stamped envelopes sni The Universal Paper Collars rpHE MOST DURABLE, HONOmlcol, and Perfeet-FltUng Collar extant. Six different styles in Plain and Enamel Papers. Perspiration-proof, and not poisonous.. H. H. SWEETS ER A CO., Wholesale Agents, nov!5 dlw Evansville, Ind.

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