Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 June 1869 — Page 4

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j "'"Advertisement-, in lhts cc-lumfiTof thre Hues, each insertion,, Thirty Ceuts. FOIt SAIiK; ' ' jLl ber. nqulro 8r-.TU, HDD-E-.-auavi.le.lna-Tjuaiouiw ' CiTTGE new brtclc eottage. with -four rooms; on lot 52xl. In a pleas-KorEi-A nlce'hotei and hotel-flx-inres. In ft good location. For fu J -, particular? address Box a rPl2ri,;,;0,nv FOR RENT."- ' SlOItEIIOCSF.-A t70"1t0,T.ii'c' store House, rorser of frj'" ;H' '7" TO RFSTA dwelling house, villi not itL tlwnarxrooras. Apply to J H NSoN, Telegraph Otllce. J-?'-1 jjoFKi fob JiMI WORK Wank B m. fcc.. at Journal Q-roe. Tf o BOATIDIITG. . BlUHDPtK ran lifiTB eod boarding and lodz!n? at M Rs. FHLLEBV. 01. econd St., between Sycamore and Vine Three ul' rooms now unoccupied-. ru25t THDHSDAY .JUNE toM-G". E For New A dcertisemenfs, see .First Page. - : '.- j :;.t ' We saw, yesterday,' some magnificent strawberries, raised by Dr Coropton. They were of the lieson nd Agriculturist varieties, ' PLENTY". Strawberries continue plenty in this market, and are selling 8t from forty to eixty cents per gallon, according to quality, In Session. The County Commissioners .and Deputy Appraisers are in session at present examining the aso38ment books.aod eoejug if. all the. property is listed right. ' Both t the. city and county assessments are being examined. Decided Improvement. The new front that Mr. Elliott 3 having built to the old post offica building is a de cided improvement, and makes the building an ornament to that part of the city. , It is finely fitted up. for the Criminal Court room. ' 1 ! '''"! Still There. The work of fining np the filthy, hole in the oil canal elbow has brou stopped, and the cfHavia arising from the same is not as fragrant as Eau de Cologne .or "Jockey Club.".; We hope the filling process will continue until thi9 .nuisance is dried upv -. -i.i . ! j , ConaECTiON. In our Police Court report yesterday, we give the name of Koppler as one of the, men who had ,. the difficulty with Mr. Daudestel. The namd should have been -lrante Keppler. Wa make thia, correction, because many persons suppbsed it to fce Eugene Kappler. " j Last Week. Let' all tax-payers - beir in mind that their tax schedules must hi handed in to the Assessors this week. For the accommodation of the working people, one of the Assessors can be found at tbe Council room every night. Let the schedules' be handed in promptly.! t' ' .' '' " T. , . , ' .11 . Common Pleas Coure.t A short eesaioa of the .Co ui at on Picas, Court was held yesterday morning.' Iu the ease of McCoole vs. It. ii: Arkiioburgh (in which judgment had bjen rendered for plaintiff,) a motion was 'made for a new trial, but it was overruled. An appeal will be taken.. ;, .... .;. Soaosis. Evansville js behind the times. There is no : Sorosis in this city. Iodianapolis has one. A women's rights convention is being held in that city now. We do not insist on the ladies of this city starting a society of this kind, but we are informed that the Sorosis meetings in other cities furaish a good, deal of fun for the reporters. Heavy Rain. A heavy rain passed over t ho city bstween .one and two o'clock yesterday. Before the rain began to fall, tbe wind blew furiously, and lady psdestrians had an 'unpleasant time in attempting to manage their unruly cainoline. The wind con tinued after the storm . began, and many an umbrella was turned inside cut. -.... !-. Su day School Picnic. The Sundaj School of St. Paul's Epioopal Church have made arrngements tocelebrate their annual picnic," ; at the Fair Grounds, -on - next Saturday. Arrangements have been made with the ' jS. &' C. I?ilrodand a special train I will convey the teachers and scholars to the Fair Grounds at eight o'clock in the morning. . RUNAWAY. The horse attached to Mr. , Edward iLgle's ica wagon got frightened, yesterdai- about nooo, and went down Third Street at a fearful gait. Two persons were in the wagon, but, being unable to. hold the- horse, they jumped out. From Third Street the horse proceeded out Ingle to the Central Market, where he ran around the biacksmith shop of A, Gronenger, on the corner. of Fourth and Ingle Streets, --throwing off the bed,-breaking the shafts, .and. otherwise damaging the whwu. The horse was slightly injured, anl one of tho men got a slight scratch in'juropiug from the wagon. Another E.cnaway.-A horse attached to a light spring wagon, be longing to Samuel Williams, a stran ger, who lives near Terre Haute, got scared yesterday evening in Iront of the bherwood liou-e, ana attempted" to run off. ' 31r. Williams -was thrown out of the -wagon and the wheels passed over him,but he held on to the lines, and was dragged upon the pavement in front of Mr. Shanklin's residence, where he succeeded in stopping the horse. The shafts of wagon were broken, and the dash board was partly demolished. Mr,

7- . , 1 - 0,n, Wilharnspade a very narrow "cape.

but. with the exceptionof a cut on one . hand, he was not much injured. Public School Examinations To-dat. The Primary Schools will be examined to-day and the public at large are invusu following is the list of the schools that will have an examination this morning. second primary, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Upper School House, Miss McFarland. Principal. Ninth" Street School House, two schools;' Miss Wack and Miss Weld, Principals. L Locust Street School, Miss-Conn, Principal ' Vinej Street School, Miss Brown, 1 rfocipal.,:: Jackson Engine House School, on Ingle Street, Miss McJohnston, Prin cipal.... ... , . .-. , .. .. . Lower School House, Miss Wood bury. Principal. " Park School Housed on Franklin Street, Miss Ilahm, Principal The following schools will be ex amined this afternoon: "V, FIRST PRIMARY. ... Comihenoing at lb o'clock. Upp'eif 'School House, Miss Doris, Principal. , : Ninth Street! School House, two school?. Miss Spence and Miss Tabor, Principals Locust Street School House, Miss Lilly, 'Principal Lower School House, Bliss Kelley, PriocipaT. Park School House, on Franklin Street,' Miss Dougherty, Principal. ',' The examination of the First and Second Intermediates will take place to-morrow. - Grand Festival at - the Artesian'Spbinos Park To-Niqht. This evening the first grand fete of the season will take plaee at the Artesian Springs Park. Every arrangement for a grand display has been made, and the grounds and fountains will be illuminated with thousands of Chinese lanterns, which have been im ported expressly, for this purpose. The Evansville Cornet Band will be in attendance, and enliven the assemblage with some of their finest music. Colonel Wehler, the efficient host, will superintend the arrangements for the festiyal, and we feel certain that everything will be conducted on a grand and liberal scale. The admission foe to the grounds will be only 23 cents, . and children under ten years will be admitted free. Suitable arrangements have been made with the Street Rulway Company to convey visitors to and from the Springs; and if the weather is fine this evening, we have no doubt that a great number of our citizens will be in attendance. ' Recorder's ' Court. Jim Sherwood was called as number one to answer the'oharge of fighting, and being drunk and disorderly. In the course of the testimony it leaked out that Jiin.bad, whipped his wife six times on Tuesday afternoon. This was proved by two witnesses, and the Recorder "axed" Jim for $23 85 to heal the breach in tho city ordinance, and repay the delicate attentions that had been, shown him by the chief pommissary. Jim made a pathetic appeal to the court, and said that he had just got out of jail on Monday evening, . having, been in there the past three or fonr months. Ho promised' ro leave town if only permitted to depart, but said he had no money to, pay. bis fine- The. Recorder could not " see it in that light," and Sherwood was ordered to report to Major Edmunds. .. Kate Sullivan, for enjoying one of her semi-occasional drunks, was fined $14 30, for which she gave security and was released. Excursion. - The Evening Star Circle lqft on the Morning Star last night,1 at 8 o'clock; for Mt. Vernon. About sixty couple went on the boat, beside a number of invited guests. The Evansville Silver Band accompanied the excursionists, and played some fine airs as the boat was leaving Hundreds of people congregated on the levee to see the gay party off. Music and dancing was the order for the evening, and:no doubt all that went enjoyed themselves heartily. Tobacco Sales, To-Day. Owing to the heavy storm coming up so suddenly yesterday afternoon, Martin, Gardner & Co.. were unable to " break" their tobacco, all the hands being needed to help cover the tobacco outside the warehouse. They will sell to-day, however, commencing atlQi o'clock, and will offer seventy hogsheads, embracing some fine Shipping Leaf and Black Wrappeis Weldon Bros. &Co. sold about fifteen hogsheads yesterday, .Circuit Court. In the case pf Anna- E. Dawley vs. Francis J. IlnnEinger and others, suit for partition of land, the finding was in favor of the plaintiff, and it was ordered that commissioners be appointed to make partition of the property. The next case was Anton Snyder vs." Gpoxge Robinson, which was tried before1. the Judge. Ia this action suit was brought, to recover wages, to which the defendant put in a plea of payment. The Court found ior the defendant. Late in the evening the case of Jerry McHenry vs. Daniel Akin, was palled,- and a jury impanneled, after which the Court adjourned until this morning. Criminal Court. Robt. Moody was arraigned for larceny, but owing to absence of witnesses, the trial was postponed. - Alonzo Johnson, and Albert Jackson, two darkeys, were arraigned on the charge of burglary, which was committed sometime iu April. John-

on is Very badly crippled, but is said . on is very oaa y vv , He

. ... 1 ...'....j was louna guuty, ana seniencua

the penitentiary lor two years. opportunities oceurred or buying Albert Jackson, the accomplice of i goods cheap, and he bought theua he Johnson, was also found guilty, but had the cash and he used it to ad- . .i. v u ; m;n, vantlee. He sell choice yard wide, owmg to the tact that he is a minor i fi tf Muslin for 12Jc per yard.

he was sentenced to the House 01 Correction for two years. Hagrave prosecuted, and Butterfield defended. The court adjourned at four o'clock until two o'clock to-day. The Baptist StrawberryFestiVAL. The Festival was well attended again last evening, but the crowd would have been much larger if it hnd not been for the storm, as a large number of persons had made their arrangements to go, but were disappointed. All present erjoyed them selves, and the ladies of the First Baptist Church deserve great credit for the agreeable and pleasant manner in which the Festival has be.cn conducted. Beautiful and smiling young ladies,with the cunningest little aprons around their waists, and email trays in their hands, stood around the vari ous tables, reidy and eager to wait upon the ladies and gentlemen who partook of -the bounteous . feast of delicacies spread before them. Jvery one seemed to do her best to please, and from our observation all succeed ed , moat admirably. The bouquet table was one of the most attractive features of the occasion, and we are indebted to several bright eyed little Misses for two beautiful bouquets. This Festival has been gotten up for the benefit of the Baptist Church, and the edifice is in an unfinished state. Our people always give liber ally to every appeal of this kind, and for this reason, and owing to tho in clemency of the weather last night, it has been determined to continue the Festival again this evening, at the Masonic Hall. The price of admis sion has been reduced to ten cents, and all who attend may be assured of kind and courteous attention, and can safely count on passing a'pleasant evening. The whole affair is conducted on the most liberal and generous scale. and there is ample provisions for all who may attend. Vocal and instrumental music may be expected at the Festival to-night A sumptuous lunch will be set to day, from 11 to 2 o'clock, at the Hall, and the business public arc especially invited to drop iu. Let every oae that can make it a point to go to-day or to-night. Railroad prom Rockport. X few days ago we mentioned that the people of Rockport were enthusiastic over a proposed railroad from that place to strike the O. and M. Railroad, and also that J udgcDehruler and others had gone to Cincinnati to see what could be done in the premises. We take from the Cincinnati Com mercial of last night, the following extract in regard to the matter: Hon. L. Q, D?Bruler. Hon. R. J. JCercheyal, and Dr. E. II. Sabin, ot Spencer County, Indiana, are in tb,e city as a committee from Rockport, Indiana, to lay beiore our citizans a project for the construction of a rail road sixty miles loner, to run from Shoals, a point on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, one huudred and fatty miles west ot this place, to the city they represent, in Spencer County, Indiana. It is proposed that the line shall be continued irom Rockport, nine miles, to Owensboro, ivy., from which point a road is now being constructed to Russell ville, Ky., which is to be extended thence to Nashville, Tenn. Our merchants who may be acquainted with the trade of Southwestern Indiana will readily understand that such a road would bring us into desirable relations with a most valuable tributary country. The land in Dubois and Spencer counties is not surpassed in Indiana, and at present, its products have not good facilities for reaching markets. The outlet for most of it is at Rockport, where it is taken by boats, either up or down the river. Shipments of over 5,000 hogsheads of tobacco from those counties alone are sufficient evidence of the character of the farming there, and the value of the trade they will afford for the railroad proposed. Circus. We notice that Noyes' Circus will show at Cairo on the 19th. This circus is on its way up the river from New Orleans, and will probably pass up the Ohio river, giving us a call. LOCAL AOXICES. Wanted. Boarding and room private family preferred. For particulirs address, H. L. Meadow, jelU 2t P. O. Box 16b. tST" Geissler & Delano. 54 Main Street, constantly keep on hand a fuil ine ot spectacles, trom 2 down to 20c. each. lit Sy Hiram Nelson will sell at aue tion, on Main btreet, opposite the Court House, to-morrow (Friday) morning at 9 o'clock, two Horses, two Mules, one Mare and Colt, one Jlare heavy with foal, and one yearling Colt. jelO-lt 2?A large stock of tfce celebrated "Foley" Gold 1'ens just received at Ueissler & Delano s. It . : . 54 Main Street. ESf A desire havinjr been express ed by several of the Sunday School men of our city that delegates going to the Indiana ctate ounday bchool Convention at Richmond next week. be instructed to invite the Convention to meet here next year, the under signed respectfully request the Pas tors and officers and teachers of our city Sabbath Schools to meet at the parlors of the Walnut Sti' jet Presbyterian Church to-morrow (Friday) evening, at eight o'clock, to cousider the matter that if the invitation is made, a cordial acquiescence may be looked for from all friends of the Sunday School cause. John it. Glover, fc. H. Jjeavitt, 1. W. Turner. S. N. Curnick, H. W. Cloud, L. Ruffner, Jr., WStorton. jeiu-lt 3 We would advise thoe wish ing anything in the line of Watche?, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, to call-on Messrs. Geissleu & Delano, 54 Main Street, who keep the largest stock ot goods in the State, and offer them at prices to compete with any city in the West. 1

I fcssSrLo&k otit for great bargains in; : Dr, Goodl,. Ighes has just retu.ned

1 romnew iou. irota jNew xork. where be r.aa oeen i for five We;ks. Daring that time many : an, ne has ab0Qt a ha!f a cord of thirty-five and forty cent Dress Goodsv which he stlls at 2oc; he sells IJlack Silks lower than any other man: h sells the finest French Organdy Lawns at 25 to 40e. per yard. ' lie ha a choice stock of Table Linen at 503 ti $150 dpt . yard; very choice Ki Gloves at '75c. to $1 25 pr pair; h has a large stock ot Lreorne uordon s c-hoicf Ginebam.-which he retails a New York wholesale prices: also laree stock of Cassimeres at very re duced prices. J5e sure to cnii ana save money. June 10 lw Z8T The new Bed Bottom is noise less. -:. i f . 1 Card..' ; The Evansville Literary Club de sire ta return thanks to Messrs. War ren & Convngton for the use of one of their pianos at the concert recently civen under the auspices of the tluo Also to me press ior iavorame no tices; to rur. Henry liart ss band to music furnished on. the occasion; to the ladies for their kind assistance and to the public generally for a lib eral patronage; ..The net amoun cleared, after deducting all expenses is IS7..2S.. - . . '"" "" J." M. Townsend. .President. J. II. Carter, Recording Sec'y. 'vQf The $3 75 Bed Bottom is bug proof. Choice Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams Try Elliott, Ruffner & Co.'s hams, equal to the best in the mar ket, and every ham warranted to give satisfaction. To be had at retail o Parsons, Sco ville & Mcffatt, Wm Caldwell. Wm. ii. Reed. S. 11. S Cook, atid other dealers. jeOtf Bty The best standard brands of Flour for sale in the city: Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family. - Cynthiaoa Mills, Telegraph Mills, . . Bingham's Moon L"ght, and a variety of low grades of super fine. ap20 H. D. Allis & Co. fiSFAll kinds of fine Beaver Hats made to order at Weber & Co. s. lm ; S&A kinds of fine Beaver Hats made to order at Weber & Co.'s. tf 2SyFor Dttre Drug. Chemicals Liquors and fioe I'erfumes, Flair Oil. Pomades. Brushe?, Toilet Soaps and Fancy Articles, go to the Opevs Drug Store, 18 South ! lrst Streets t resh Bluo Lick and Congress W ater. Par ticul ir attention paid to compound ing prescriptions day or night, niji Bacon, Flour and Salt. We offer to the trade a full supply at the lowest market prices. L. Ruffner, Jr. & Co., . j&S'.f No. 5 North Waer Street. I emoval. We have ; removed to tho o i;icious store room, No. 5 North Water Street. ' . joStf L. Ruffner, Jb. & Co. JFay The stock ot Perfumeries and fine Toilet Articles kept by T. V Biidwell & Co., corner Third and Main Streets, canuot be excelled in Evansville.. maro-tl Evansville sind Crawfordsville Railroad. To Cincinnati, - - To Loa!irlll?V . - 1 -To 'cw Albany, -" $10 00 7 0!) 6 25 Passengers leaving Evansville at !(:!. 1. M.r make close connections with lightning express on O.& M. R W,and at Mitchell, with - L., N. A. & CR. R., and Arrive at Cincinnati. T - 9 P.M. Arrive at Sew Albany, , - I i M. Arrive at Loaisvhlr, - S 1. M. June I, tf J. E. Martin, St c'y. At 'he Journal Ojjtce -! Perfumed Ink, Bismarck Ink, , .' Groeu Ink, Purple Ink, " t "Black Ink, . . : Carmine Ink, Writing Ink, Copying Ink. Freneh-Note Paper, ioroigrf- Note -Paper,Ladies' Note Paper, ' Gents' Note Paper, English Note Paper, American Note Paper. And all kind's of stationery for sale at very low figures atthe Journal Of fice, next door to.tb.e'Post-Oiiiee. toaps, Oils and Candles. My Soap, Oil and Candle Factory, ately destroyed by fire, has again been rebuilt, is now in full operation, and, with, my present improved machinery and commodiousness of fac tory building, 1 have lacilities equal to any factory West, and to those that may favor me with their patronage, I will always guarantee ) satisfaction, both as to prices and quality. Evansville merchants will espec ially find it to their interests to give me a call before sending orders, elsewhere. - Philip Dicker. 31 Street, bet. Sycamore & Vine. June 1, d2w - ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. IV e v Arrancromen t. This old and reliable Express Com pany has fitted up a new office, at No. G South First Street, and is prepared to do business to all the most prominent cities East and South. , Charles Woodward, mayl5 tf Special Agent. To Let. navine more room than is necessary for our business, we will rent a part of our house, (No. a0 North Water Street.) to a good, re sponsible party, on reasonable terms. J. U. Hcsouchet & uo. Evansville, Ind., June 7, lbt9. tf For the Elver Trade. No more useful article for steam boats, packets, &c, can be found than Doohys Baking l"owdtr. The purest Biking Powder in market, and unlike all others, does not lose its strength by being brought in contact with all sorts of atmospheres. Eco nomical, easy to use, and makes light, sweet biscuits, rons, wames, cases, etc.. to perfection. For sale by gro cers everywhere, i je-d3teod "

Some bargains in Lttna and silk joints ,nd rotondes at Hughes1.

- rS?" Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at L &. D. Heiman's. m t vmn . . . . . . . . A'ltMZiiAiii C lU.n.tiLHliiL' Sew lorn atamei. ay Telegraph.l New Youk. June J. Cotton Firm ; .5,700 bales at 31Jc f r middling Uplands. Fiacb Kecelpm 6,15) barrels; favors buyer-, with moderate export aud home trade demand ; 8,9uO hMs at 4 O'fcuo 29 for Hoperfloe Mate and Western: 5f0att 2o lor fc-xtra Ktaie; 85 oOfi ) lor Extra vVewtem: m 3Vat7 40 for While Wtimt l-xtro-J $5 85 a6 90 lor round hoop Onlo; 7 00 8 UO ior r.ins ru ixjuis; taUDill VJ lor g'MKl choice do; in 'la led In trie vale are2 2uo bbls. for export, at, S5 80 for ex'ra W estern, and 16 tett 00i5 for xtra Stale. KVB Kixxtk Wlilsout chauge. Cokn Meal Quiet. Whisky Heavy ; uO bbU Western at 93c. free. Wheat Receipts, 41,957 bushels; in better demand lor export and a moderate "home demand: .ales of 60,0(JO huhels at f I 'S2V for No. 3 Spring; 81 41 1 44 tor No. 2 In More, t arrive and float, chief! f at 81 43, lo arrive (1 48; No 1 do. 81 57: choice Amber Michigan 81 461 58; White I'auada Inside price In bond 81 5.il 70; White Michigan 81 70; White California 81 75. H.YB -Lower; sales ot 7,000 busuela of Western at 81 151 1. t!oKN Keceipis 15.159 bushels; l(a2c better; good home trade, and moderate ex. port demand ; sales of 64,000 bushels at US Cj92o for new m'.xed Weern via. canal : n (a5u. or do. via. 14.. K.; MaSUe for kiln dried ; Via (or dd do. ell vertd ; fcafi'lc tor new white Western; 98c tor while Soutnern. Oats Receipts 1,600 buxhels; rnrket fl mer; sales of S7.00J busaels at 8082c for western anoau Lkatukk Active and firm. Coal-Domestic is held at 670 per ton oy me car o. Wool Dull and in favor buyers; sales of 110 pounds at 51c for domestic fleece : for unwalied; oOac lor coured, aud ua ior puueci. KICK elrm. C'oFritE Quiet. . - JSUQAR-Firm; Cuba llal5c. MoLASsts Quiet and firm. II-PS-Qniet. attiad'ic lor American. PiCTKoiKcai Dull; 17o for crude and 32o ior ten neu. LiNstKD OiL-Is dull aud drooping, at SI l-oJtl Ui. khikits TuEfKNTlNB Is heavy, at ii C33J. I'ork-leauy ; sales of 4ij barrel a 31 oOj U 75 for new mess; c o-.ln at 8 il 50, cmnu; tsi si tor om do.; tzo to.J.a w lo prime; tJ5 wojo ou ior prime mena. Beef-Steady, with moderate sales. CUT M bath Hteady : sales of 2tJ rjack ages at J24(&14o for shoulders; 15jo for nHiti. Middles S eady and quiet; sales of 130 dox-jhoi sirauoru aua long cut luau a 16 a.lHc. r ... - Laku 6teadv; sales of 54) tierces at Vli Sl'ic, clitt fly 19c for steam ; 19li'cil9W,c for iiettieieadeied ; iso, sales of 750 uercesof steam, seller and buyer July at alli'ic aiso, sale-t of 250 tierces do., teller .August at ia ,c. Buttkb Quiet at 20nic for Ohio. Cukes O.uiet at liable. Fmeights-To Liverpool dall, with ship meuLsoc 4,ooo uanueis or heat at id ne sail, and 6d per hi earn : 7 .503 bushels of corn at 'vl per steamer; 2,oXI birrels flour a is ld persail, and Is 7id per eteaiu. . St. Loals MarKet. By Telegraph. St. Lonis, June 9. Tobacco Steady and unchanged. CoTTojt Middlins held at lio. 11 km i Dull at Si 25,3 1 40 for prime un dresHed, aud 81 oO for cuoioa do. ; Flouk Active aud firm for low erades sa ts at 84 005 00 for Kprln to fall u,--r n"e; o ou ior a. t- wxqi UO ior Ji-A.; t H 75 lor choice XXX to faner. W' h (AT Active but unchanged: tales a fl biiil 09 tor good to cliolcd 'o. 2; 81 luif i ii tor ro i; i 201 ai for low pt. iu-i t strictly prima red Fail; 81 4oal oi for choice u Mirictiy choice. Corn 1-iuoyaut and higher for choice aud laucy white; other gr.id. s uuchauKed mixed una eoou white, in bulk, sold a oOtnOoc; choice yellow, iu sacks, sold at 68.: atrti laucy aa at 7i(4fcOc, Oais - Firmer and a shada better; sa es at ouc in ouik ; bi uui'-,c lu baoas. Bakley Nothing lolng. HVK-yuiet at WiililC. - W Hisar Firm at Me. CiKoCK-Ki ts fcxiieuirly doll, at20n25c i'r c ommon lo 01101. e conee ; I.i;., jl,; ior prune iu oii'-iue iuisiaua sugar. Fork siifr. at 32 00 Bacon Firmer, utl.'4 14c for slioulders is ivis'-c for order tlx ciear sidf-s. LAKD-Ouiel at 18Vac for choice kettle. Cattlk Qrttet witu moderate demand sales at ili t,ic iious lu falr request at78;c. Louisville Marfeet. By T6leKrapb.J Lodisvillc. Jane 9, Flour Quiet and unchanged. (iUAlw-Quiet and weak. Wheat, red aud whit- l 101 20. Shelled corn Giic Uatt70c. KyeSl 2. Tobacxx Leaf active: sales at 3 75 n 5 2 to sio to. I'Rovisioss Advanced. Pork $32 00 Ba con shoulders 14c; clear rib 174c; clta siues tsc; nams ic Liard lvc. Memphis jssarlet. riy Telegraph.) Memphis. June 9 Cottoh -Firm ; low mlddlimr held at 30c receipts 13? bale. ; exports bill bales. t LoUR liull ; supernue l- 00(0 M. Cokji -2i. OA! 8 75c. Hay S2.i28 CO. POKK-H2 75. ; Lako lyviJls. Baon Firm: shoulders 14Vic: sides 1818-0. (Jlnclnnall jfiarket. By Telegraph.) Cincinnati. June 9. . Fixjur A"i) Grain Unchanged. Family Fiour ti 005 75. Bed Wheal il 15k1 10. Corn Dut . at 01 u(i2j for ear. Oaih Le s firm, but unchanged ; CD(V57i'c. Ry k Du 1, at 9s a 8 1 uo. - CoTTOi Firm, butuulet. at 29c for mldunng uplands. Tobacco Act.lv. with a larje demand; sales 2i h bds at 7 5x2J 00. WllMY-Uusettled and Drictg i -jwer : It is held at 94c, but at tbe clot e haIm of mag nitude cou.d not have been tuat'eat belter' man itjc mkss rum.-Auvancea 10 tJJ uj. with a moderate demand. Bulk Meat Held at 13o. XSMr. lfcle. huu itv iur .u"uitien, biuct, cieur riu, auu clear sides, but with no sales. Bacon Sold at lie, 17 and lTc fcr shoulders, clear rib, and ciear sides, being a further advance. Sugai-cured hams 18; (9'iC, lakd win! neia at i,c. Butter iu fair Jemad at 23;2t)C. Koa Declined to 10c Oil o change. ii -i D-l Jfti. buying. ExC'Iangs Firm, at 1-10 (a 50 discount. uuyng Cnlcago Market. B3 Telegrapn.J Chicago, June 9. .Eastern Exchange Dull at par selling Flour Dull; oaH uo lor - prmg exiras. WHEAT Active and firmer; No. 1, V4'IO higher: No. 2, advanced 144'24c Jjiiiiier: saies of No. 1 at 81 121 14; No. 2 at t ln s 111; closing at 81 lli it il'4 cash, and 81 l:. seller month :thi8 a iter noon No.'iis irregu lar; sales at i ior. -c ier j une. Corn in lal- Ue uou ; io. i, Tejecle l has dvauced I4?4c; No. I is steady : sales at 6c; No. 2, 57if(5ic: rejected 5la52c; no iaoe 42c: clOsiu4 at 67-2c (it No. 1, aud 5840, for No. 2; sales of No. 2 sirce 'Chauge at od'aoc. OATS-Qaiet, nrmer ana ;iac nisner; sales of .So. 1 at 5'atj0c; rejected oiyic; closing at 8uc for No. 2. . Kye Quiet at hUa'-ic for No. 1 ; dosing at inside,. BAbLKY Dull: 81 4a3l oO lor No; 1 in tore. . Highwines-JDuII and nominal at 90 jj 93c. Molasses New Orleans Ouc.Jl 00.Sugar i54'3l4'ic tor fair lo cho:c. Mkss pork Finn : holders generally ask 8-2 ca.sU ; sales at 831 75 cash. Lard- 1 dii at i&j4&iso.. Bulk Meats Active; snorbrld middlei 16c: loose dry sal ed shoulders 12c, cash: 12Hc, buyer month. LA I1L.K lUH: C-t to ior COWS 5&UU iirht steers; 84 87-S 44 90 fo fair to medium. and 877 65 lor good to ext ra choice beeves Hogs Dull aud LiraZic lower; 88 ov5 00 for fair to good ; 89 lojt 25 ior choice to prime. . . 5ew Xor Dry boodi Sarkei. By Telegraph, New York, June 9. In dry goods there has been an effort made by a lew lulereswd parties to advance the pi ices of heavy brou sneetings and other styles ot cotton good.'', and some aige sales have taken p.aue to leading out of town nrma at an advance of o r yard, butsaarp buye;s could, until to-day, obtam all the goods tbey required at old prices lu other houses. Tu-d i an tb nrm at 10c, aud tb Fequot A are held at 16,c. still flist-class goods can b.' had at 15c; the tiianiievilie A. A 4-4 sell at 15c; ine i E do. at I4iic: Lawrei.ce F do. 13'tr: Cabot A 15c; Dwigbt A lijc; Hierbrooa A 12c; International C 12sc; Suffolk K 10c To-day the market has been less active, yet there has been a lair business doing. Bleached goods aie auo looking up. European Market. London! June 9. Consols." for 92J. acct; 5-20 bonds at L indon, 8034; at ra Erie, i, MX ; 111. Couiral, 94J; a. s U. W.. ''. Liverpool. Jane 9. Tue cotton mariret souiet; middlin j Uplands, llitd: Orleans 12d.; sales 10,000 baiea. California White wheat. 9s 9d. : red Western, Hi. J. Floor 2ls. 6.1. Barley, 5a. Feas, ati-. 6d. Pork. H9. Beef, 90.- Lard, 71. Cheese, 70. Bacon, 62. Petroleum, 8d; refined, Is. 7Jd. Tal.ow, x urpeuune, zas. ouu ougar ya. (M .$40.

Sew Torn old ana SJiucK Sinfkft. ' By Telegraph. New York. Jane 9. j

Maripona within tn pi few davM lias lmpairea ine capital of n or nix stock bro - ' i - . nivii, IV n i Vf . son the street, and io-lay lhi-y were jpel ed to suspend. The names are com 1 iivtn 01 Drown S C( limmart. I'jhni Tld ?2r co. Tb b.is .f h,; i vvi., v nuiruax, ana fliercer K Co., or lliiv.-uiii, both houies lu the cugir trade, h.t re li lay one t protest. Tnee arr? linportHnt houses in tbe iugar tiade. The liuTtaMtitc currency lalauce in the Trrasnry and the shipments of monev to the K-ht and Went are h.K I lining to effect seriously the working of our money market, and the demait ) to-day wns very nrirent, and continued until after bank hours, when there was a sharp rise in the rate of inlereM, auil tne early transactions were at 7 per cent . but afterward co'U Id-t-re-t was 5 per cent, and atier 3 o'clock as high as 7 per cent currency, and per eent. commission Discounts nominal. Exchange Hterliug drm at V'j,)y,. UoLn-Openwl nriuer but cl i weak; the price opened at 1394 and closed at 13-f4 Carrying 1 ales are 6 9perceuL or 13c p r day. 1 learances S5ti.i 0 txi). UuVKRsmests - Are a tract 011 oft, but closed rtrru. The AssiiHnt Treasurer rxjug-it 8770 OU0 in 5-20s of '67. 81K),0O) 00. te ta '"0,1.00 new '65i i.t about Jl9"i. the bidding puces at the tim-. The ei..iug Pr.'c.'-Vye,f': Coupons of '81, 12Hi(12i; 0. il. . u-f: U, ",e7' I'V4ll!'!i; OO. '67, 11 1 v ij 11 a : v r? For other River lWm rt Third Page. Up to dark lat night, at which tim mis report closed, the only additional ai rivals aud depattnres were, the Molli Norton, to Henderson ; Petro.la No. 2. froi Cinnelton; Ilartford, from Oreen River Armada, to Cairo; Fanuy Brandels, to rashville..,..The offlers of the Quick fctep telegraphed tha' she would arrive at 8 o clock p. . ...The packets took on Hod trips -..Tue Petrolia bad a nice trip. Her manifest wiil ba found below. The Hartford had 91 hogshead of tobacco and considerable miscellaneous freight l.The Morning Star returne no ui uBauemon at 1'. and was pre paring to make her starlight excursion with the Evening Star Cub. Every thing bid fair lor a delightful time ros Wabash Kiveb. The gay Clara Scott leaves for Wabash Kiver at 4 p. sc. to day, iu charge of those popular officers Captain Henry Scott. Cash Thomas an Charley Chadwick. She has elegant pas senger accommodations. The oir.ceisof the Morning Star report that the Indiana would not leave Loui ville till last night. She may therefore ba expected he e early to day. She is not excelled In comfort and safety by any boat afloat. Captain it. E. Is'eal, Charley an Dillon, iximer. uer cxiier omcers, are a clever eentlemeu as ever ruu a steamboat. The Cairo packets wi!l hereafter leave promptly at 4 . under all circa m stances. Manifest 4. Manifest of Htismer QulcVstep from i airo, Junes, i860. Fred ttohn. ao,() shin. gles;Chas Schanm Co, u lb:n wblskv Hkhchs brau; Weldon Bros die Co, 1 lihd n.uacco; rii ii uron n & Co, 18 hovsheadi tobacco: W S Ford. do. do : UKDuuker sou M Co, 15 -do. oo; Martin, (Jardner A Co, 2 do. do; Kdward lladdeubrook, 18 empty b.ti reis; K Wo fe, 2 ions scrap iron, 1 bbt tallow, 8 dry hlde, 21 green bsdes; O jcnraue , iwm wool ; 1'resum & Muni fee, I lMrse: C Wilhelml. 4 ale boxos: tiarn bie&For li, half t arrel whnky; I'li-iunjt White A Co, 1 pk drv uoo.is: Tenu Bowles & Co. 1 txix tea; F It Hiitod Co iu bbis peaches ami apples; F Meyer C.i I arm chair! A tiumhertw. 1 kai; feathers Wm IIi!mau,l box flies; A Sextou, 1 clr cum l su w M amkkst of steamer Pe'mlia Ko. 2, Steamer Armada, 30 bales hay ; lilj-ou A Man. 1JO plecis pipe; Babcock & Steele 20,014) shingl'-s: A ' t:arr & Co, 5 barrels o whisky; E Q Van ltiper, 3 hhils tolxoeo W S ord, 6 do. uo; Hudspeth fc Co, 8 do do; Martin, Oarduer t Co, 5 do. do; Mi, tilass, 8 hops, 8 i:.bm potatoes; Mr Vauuda i ougjjy ; lugia li.oa, l ice chest--pecial, Vi'-crnnes. Iim. Ju' e 9.-Th WabaM and W lii'e i'.lvers me iiow slowlv leced lug but I h - y sre si 111 out of the batiks In many places. All the rich b itio.n lauos along these streams ar u nder water, am the crops ruined. We had a very heavy "tiuwer hre thiH afternoon, A colored boy, while walking across the Ohio Mississippi Railroad br dge to-day nofn fell through and was druw ed. Ills body iias inn yei oeeu reovereo. m Pittshcro, Jue 9. - Monoiifraheta 5 fee 3 inches and tailing. Weather clear aud cool. 1 hermoiaeler 6V. lflsviL K, June 9 Port List Cham Plon. ii om l. l.ouis to ilitJshuiK: Indiana Irom U'lcn to New Orleans; Abeona, from CiucinuHti to l. Loul-: MessenaT. from ht. ljii!H in Plttj-burg. Hi ver latliiig slowly wnn n ic-et in ine canal, o feet on the l-ilis ando feet overlhe rocks. Business du I Light shower this afurnoou ; c.ear atid Waim to niliu Cairo, June 9. Port Lfst Robt. Burns Cincinnati to Memplils, a p.m.; lii.s Louis, Hi. Louis lOiMeiaplili, 10 P.M. : Itubi cou, Vrickshuig to 1st. Louis, 2 a.m. ; Orey Ksgle, Rel niver to Louisville, t AM.; tlreat Kepurt lc, St. IouH to New Orleans, 10 AM.: uinucr ami. KvaiisvMl Packet. 5 P..1.; Dex er, Hu Louis to Louisville, 6 1.M ; uuinon, Cairo to .Memphis, j p.m. Tue river leu i inches. Weather clear. New Orleans.' June 9. Arrived Thompson Deau. Departed M agent, for Ml. LiOUlS. . Na-shville. June 9. River rlslnu. with i it ei on liarpet u i-hoais W eai Iu r wai in andraiuy. A rrlved A Ipliu, fiomEvansvii e;ju i. iumsiien, iroiu Cairo. MkMPiirs.. June 9. Weather loutty Ai d warm. Ki ver i i-dug. lteparied liisijarck, for t. Louis : M Htaunras. Ior Nt w Of leaus : it. iv i-.ee, iur .ew Orleans last niifliL, STEAMBOATS. FOU NEW HARMONY, 41KAYVILLK, ANU Ml. CAUMELj. The new, fleet and elegant steamer ufZ CLARA SC0IT, rrnm.niiiit """-y Master, Cash Thomas, Clerk, Leaves for New Harmony Grayville, and .ut. i armei. anu an w aoau itiver way landings, TIltRSntY, JUNE I0TH, at 4 o'clock v.x. For freight or passage apply on board 1 2t FOR MEMPHIS, VJCKSBUUU. AND NEW ORLEANS. The fine passenger steamer P. W. S TRADER, hi, Albert .Stein, Master, Will leave for New Orleans and all way porta on IIIUAl,JUt I1TH, at 12 o'clock 31. For freight or rasii? apply ou board, or to W. ii. BRO W N d ., or HUMPHREY, PATitICK CO., Jnnl0d2t Agents. FOR t WENS BOKO, OA NN ELTON, AND LOUIS V1LL.E. The maguincent passenger steamer '.fin;,,? TARASC0N, d (tuica ii nvin i . twvzi p Miles D. Warreo, Clerk, Will leave for Louisville and all way land ings, on IIILitMIAl, JL.M. JOXU, at t o'clock p.x. For Iruijiut or pa(jsa.;e apply on board, or o W. Cjt. xlw--i iSc UO , dlt Agents, FOR 51EMPH1S, VICKSBURU, AND NEW OKLKA.N.1. The great pas-enger steamer INDIAN A, Reub. E. Neal, Master; Charley Miller, lp, . Elliott Miiier, fCieras, Leaves for New Orleans and all way ports TUCnSUAY, Jane loth, at 12 M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. O. .tiKOvN &. CO.. jun7dlt Agents. Cliarle3 Babcock & Co., IMPORTERS and DEALIRS IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Vootl Wor.-, Damasks, Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Mcint, Skirl- ' ings, dc, c.. No. JX.lii Street, ma20 EVANSVILLE, INI).

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liArrju;Loif t haik itvi;. . This spTeudld Hslr Dye in tne nwt in the world; the only true and perfect lye, harmless, reliable. Instnrir; neoux: notil -appol nt meat ; no ridiculous tints; teruedieslhe 111 effects of bad Dyes; in vuoriiten and leaves the Hair soft, and hoininiii. BLACK o- BROWN. told by all Drugi'lsla nnd Perfnruers; and prop ry app.l. d at H-ttche or's Wl Factory, No. 16 Bond Ht., New York. Dulfhtr's Itea.l shot f tr iml-tluig Int-Iier'ii I.IkIi tiil,, iy Killer. Bold by Druygls;s Everywhere. rnuy25 dwlm SS , Home Questions for the Sick and DcOllltat: d. it vxrrth while 10 enduie penal tortnre alter every meal, when Indig, si Ion can b immeoiMieiy re. leve l and ( errna lienl ly cured by mo agreeable a renedy as Hots1 E IXr.aW Sl .lMACri B 1 T i E K.S Iiort tl pat 10 he compelled by debility anu lanuuor 10 aoanuon ac ive Luslnesn when brain, nerve, and muscle can b.t bracv-d up, aud llu? whole si stem res oieil to a healthy condition, by a course of HO-TKTTER'S B1T1ER-T Why approach the dinner-table dully wnn a posiil'e disgust 1 mil Hint is sa vory and delicious, win n a vigorous it ppeiiie ior even ine plainest tare is Teai.-d by infuseoi nusrii.i lt.ij-s ii 1 1 r. 1 ess 7 Is It wise to live In this bright world as lr it wera a duiiiteon. glo mv. discontent. od, an ' ml erabie, when the wo st case, of hypochondria cnu be cured lu a week by hucu a pleasant ana wnoiesome etluiiirantns HOSTr ITEK'S BIl'l R- ? Can It be possible t hat any person of 1,11lous hsblt will run the rlk of remittent lever or hlllous colic, when be can tone and ri'fulm I he greHt s.creiivo 01 gi Willi JlOSl ElTKR'S BlTTEKMt Is It not species of moral Insanity for any merchant, 1 41 mer, mechanic, or traveler, to be wll bout the best k now ii ani 1 - dote to the t fleets of ooUoiicI air and im pure waier, lltiSTh.n Eli'S !UT I'Elts ? Cunsiderine tne harssslri Ing nature of ihe functlonitl derangements m nmoii woman is subject, Is It not astontshlng that any luvalul of the feebler ex should besitale lo seek t he certs I ri reuti a rurueii in such cases. tv Ihe fn:tt upri.ott 01 nosi Hl tit's BlTi'KK-s? lhese are qoestlons of deeper Interest inau any 01 ine poiillcal Uouiiihs of Ilia day, and tho?e whom thev com vited to g ve them HoijaeUilug more tiit-n a Schfnck'8 Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake l'llls wll cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and Dyspepsia, 11 taken according to tbe directions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. They cleanse tbe stomach relax the liver, and put It to work; then tbe appetite becomes good ; the food digests and makes good blood; the patient begins to grow In flesh ; the diseased matter ripen iu the lungs, and tbe patient outgrows the disease and gels well. Ahls ts tU ouiy way to cure Consumption. To these Ihiee medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck, of Philadelphia, owet bis uorlvaled success in the treatment of Pulnionary Consumption. Tbe Pulmonic Syrur. ilpeis the morhld mailer lu the lungs nature throws it olf by au easy expectation, for when the phlegm or matter I ripe a alight cougn will throw it oir, and the patient has rest, and the lung begin to heal. To do ti.ls, the Seaweed Toufo and Mandiake Pills must be freo'y used to cieausu tbe stomach aud liver, so Unit tt o Pu monlo - rup and the food will 111 alto t-uod blood. ' Scheuck's Mandrake Pills act tipou tbe liver, leinoviutr all obstructions, relax the duct of the ga.l W adder, the bile stxrus freely, aud the liver Is soon relieved; the stools will fchow what tue Pills can do; nothing has ever been liiveult-d except ca!imel (a deadly poison, which is very dungeious to use, unUsti with gleat aie) that will u 1 Jock the gall bladder an 1 start Ih secretions of the liver like Scbuuck's Man. drake Pills. Liver Complaint la one of the 'mosi prominent causes of Consumption, Keueiick's Seaweed Tonic la a grnlle sUmulant and ulleralive, aud the nilunl lu Ihe Seaweed, which this preparation Is made of, assisu the sloju.n li to liirowniit Ihe linslilc Juice to dissolve the lood with Ihe Pu.moulo i-yrup, and in made. Into good blood wu bout lermeu tutiou or souring In the stomach. Dr. Schenck, In his trenlment, docs not try to dop a cough, night swe its, chills, or fever. Remove I he i-au-i!, ami ihey will all stop ol I heir own accord. Mo on.i can be cured of Consumption,!.! ver Com plaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh. Canker, or Ulcerated Tin-out, unless the liver and tdomach are made healthy. When there is no lung disease, and only Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, Si iiencali Seaweed 'ionic and Maiidi'.tk e Puis are KUIIlcient, without the Pulmonic tsvrup. Take tbe Mandrake Pills treely 111 nil bilious crnplaluts, as they u e peilectiv harmle s. Dr. HolidiiM, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for man) yens past, ami U jW weighs 22.5 pounds, was wasied away to a meiH ske lelon, lu the very last Mane ot Pulmonary t oiisoui pi ion , his physicians having pionounced his case Lope. iuihuihi aiuuuuui-ii hint lo his l,.le. was cured by the ufoi esuld luudiciuea. lie Full directions accompany each, tiinklng It not absolutely necessary to m? Dr. Schenck, unless path his wish I heir luint exarnluel; nun toi this urpose he Is prolessioually at bis principal oliiee Philadelphia, every Katurduy, win it all letters of advice must he addri s-i-d. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, each 41 ini p.T bottle, or l7 n a half dozen. Mandral.u Plus, 2e. per box. For sale by all drugslnts. fo2 di wiy SpN j TO ItKMOVH Mf)TII PATCHES h ti ckles, and Tan Irom the luce, ns J',r ry Moth and prrvklr, Jotiim. t-n pr only by Dr. B.C. Pkuky. Sold by ail ding Kisis. mn is (isin.u .;n- p 11 FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES on the bice, un I'errj't V 'lm 'done ami Im jtle Jnnett, prepared on'y uv Dr. ii. ; rKKiiv. 4H Bond istreet. New York. Hold everywhere. Tbe trade supplied by whole saie medicine dealers. inhl7 dsm.w tiu Hoth Patches, Fredck's & Tua. Tho ONLY RELIABLE ItBMCJtV lot hose buown iscoi.osAno.vs ou Uio luct IYrry'i M-Ah and Freckle Istli&n. Pit red ou!y Ly Dr. L. C. PF.lt , a Bond ILreet, Nnw York. Sold tivety w bore, aar dm -law CAitr-:i. j. Km. R. 11. RICH ARhSON RUCK EE & R'CHARDsiJH, w. 2YorfA Hide Third Street, bet. Main U Locust, (Collections nruiiipl v atte ojed lo. Cim. rui attention uiveu to exumlmiliou of tines, writitg ut-eus, montages. Ac. HJII O.IIU ' M. BHACKLtFOHD. WM. V. PARRETT SHACKELFORD & FAJiRETT, Attorneys at Iiw. OyriCK THIRD HTRKKT, between Main auu locum. EVAKSVILLt, INDIANA. mhl3 dSm W. P. HAIIGRAVE, O.T!ce on Tblrd Mtreet. In whinl.in Houxi Block. Will practice '. e varlou t'nnrta nt ine circuit, prompt attention lo office uuiiiij Idec4d.m PHAL0.VS riPHIA!f LOTION " or Beautifying the Skin and Complexion. Remove all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., aud reuderu the skin toft, fair, awl tlomninn. For Ladies lu the muwiy it is mvaiu hie. For Gentlemen after fcbavlng It has no equal. Paphlau lotion " Is the only rellabl remedy for diseases and bl.-uniies Oi the Skin. PHtf llV'S "I'APXSIAIV KAI"foi tbe Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 2" cents per cake. fl'IOU IK M.tT." "IK UK MA .' A New Perfume for the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Last-lug Fragrance. PHALON k SON New York. Sold by all drutaists. (Jy 8d J. SINZICJII A NO., Wholesale Dealers lu Eoat Store; Lubricitia, Coal, and Lard Oils ; Cordage, Koain, Fitch, dc, Ko. SO WATllK NI KLIT, apr26 dlyj Bet. Main and Vine.

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THE JOURML BlSDURi ITaylng the Lrgit and Best Htoctc iu the Wt, and the BEST .OF WORKMEN Are prepared to losks 15 Ii ATiTXC :nOO ZZU Of all kinds, ior STEAMBOATS. JIOTKLS, RAILROADS, BANKERS., MERCHANTS, and RUSINESH MEN GENERALLY, In a style of finish a id durability unsurpassed by any house la the country. Tbey fcTATIOIOJirr, IITC. TB EransTllIe Josial C Saving completed their new foor-ntorjr tone bul mini. Next to tho New Opera Hou;o On Toctist Klrerl, Are now receiving from manufacturers arid importers the lurit aud most relwrehe stock of FRICNCH, ENUL1MH, aud AMKItiCAN PajHTt, Pent, lnli, Jnn'ln, Inhttandt, Ac, ever brmught to thla market, and which hey propose ttt soli. MIIOI.I.MAI.K ABM IlKTAII t tt small advance on Eastern cost. Their stock consists in inn t of the follow ing: INKS. Cartel's celebrated Combined Writing and Copying Ink tho bet lu the market. Jn quarts, pints, ha f-pliUs, and school packHges. vruold's celebrateil Writing Fluid., in pint and quart bottles. J-ullr's Writing Fluid. In pluU aud quarts. Carmine Inks. Best, quality. Blue, Yellow, aud other Inks, manufac tured lo order. PENCILS. American Lead Pet cl Company's mi rivalled Pencils. We have a large stock ot the above, compris.ng some ten differsnt brands, ranging In price from &c. to 81 per dozen. These Pel cils are unequsJixl for chen pnoss and durability by anything In the market. Faber'a Pencils. All numbers. Eagle Pencllh. All cumbers. Rehtwtca's Office Pei.cil. A splnndhJl article. Eagle and Star Rabbar-Tlpped I'enolls. . Blue and Red Marking Pouclls. ENVELOPES. We have a lar nU ck of Wblfe. Huff Orange, Canary, Mel at, 4a. from No. I to No. b4, at pricea ranging froru H ti to 16 00 per l.OU); and the Nev est Agony lu W ed ding and Party Envelopes. Also, l.egs.1 nd Manilla Envelope of all qnai!tlis. We are prepared to print Kuvelopeti la tho latest and most nofj styles. SHIPPING TAGS, Of all sizos, for sale at New York prices We also prlut them wh in desired. CARDS Of all kinds. LEGAL CAP PAPER, Of all weights aud qual ties, from 14 to C pounds. Cedar Letter Clips; Common Letter Files; Pen Racks; Steel I ens: I aiier Wtlchts. &o.. All of the bent makes, and of all prions. AMERICAN NOTE PAPERS Of all weight aud qual: ties. AMERICAN LETTER PAPERS Of superior qualltlaa aud vy low prlecn.