Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 October 1869 — Page 3

TUESDAY.

OCTOBER 12, 1S6.

Selling 120 liO 120 120 119

119 110

111

HOa fllABY 4 COMMERCIAL WEEKLY REVIEW. Financial There Is no material change la the Money market since our last report Money still keeps tight, although some of the banns have taken all the good uaner

onerea them.

Ia consequence of the frequent calls from shippers, pork-packers and merchants, the discount lines in all the banks are kept as high as can be well taken care of rate 10

to 12 per cent. Exchange ;s firm ; bought at par and sold at ISO per thousand premium. Gold, through the week, fluctuated a little advanced and then receded. We quote, buying 123, selling 130. Peace reigns supreme in Wall Street. The free atmospiiereof relief, the conscioasuess of security, the hope of advancement in mercan

tile pursuits, the sterling encouragement

snown to the merchants by theaiminis-

t ration, the cilmax of a vlie conspiracy of

gold and stock gamolers, the terrible re

suits of an ingenious clique combination,

its dire effects, confusion and coast erna'

tion, all tend to the philanthropic expectation that the great swindle may never be

repeated. That the fraud was inexcusable, ably plotted and adroitly managed, is now beyond comment. The result, while it caused woe and disappointment, has been somewhat advantageous, since an epidemic gradually progressing was timely nipped ia the bud. The excitement Is now at aa end. and it is to be hoped that it will be long before such a state of things shall occur again. Bonds have been somewhat unsettled in price during the week, but are now firm at the quotations below.

Buying 8 per cent, bonds, 1881 lis 5- M'a, lS(ia.............ll8 O-20;s,l!tfl 113 6- 20's,IA5. us o-20's, i8t)J, new 117 5-20's, M7 1,7 5 per cent. 10-40's.. ... 108 5 per cent. 10-40s. small li u

Compound Interest Notes have all ma-

lurea, nut such notes as are offered are

conga t at per cent. off.

.ine loiiowing quotations are from the

omce OiW.J. Lowry A Co., Bankers, No. 6

rirsv street. U. S, Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes. CSCUKBEJfT.

inaiana re JBanks io to 25c die.

i:"-"0""' -- ...... loo Eastern Bank Notes.-. io to 20c Planters' Bank aOc Union Bank. .... a0o Other Tennessee Banks 60 to 90o Virginia, North and South Carolina, Oeorzia, Alabama and T. in tr, uo.

State Bar k of Indiana lOc dis.

- Duraiu&ui uuju..... ..10c GENERAL REMARKS.

Trade, daring the past tweek has been really excellent, and our merchants have

no cause to complain. Wechaneeourouo.

tatlons in many articles quite materially,

riue sugars are a little lower. Cotton

Yarns and Batting are also quoted lower. Cheese is firm and a shade higher. Bacon

is quoted Jic higher, and Lard Jo lower.

in grain the market is generally ua

cnanged. Receipts of wheat by wagons areheavy.bat email by rail. Only one

Jlrun Igieheait Bros. axe doing much ia wheat, nearly all the other millers having

uacaea oir. j.nis nrm have about 33.000

oushels In the elevator, and are buying

aoour. i.uuj Dusneis per day, at an average cost, "all around," of 1 01 Hay Is quoted higher, and Corn Meal is held higher, with

iigmsiocK anu rair demand. Soda, Qui

nine anu .Balsam Copaiba are a shade low

er. Highwines are firm at an advance, and

' "iu at irom 51 lsgi is. The market

ior noots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Queensware, has ruled steady, with fair

trade, and prices unchanged. DRY GOODS.

Tbe past week was the best of the season for Dry Goods, and a very large trade was

done. Prices rule steady and weak with a

downward tendency, owing to the strin

gent money market, and the trade, though

goou, can naraiy oe? called satisfactory,

liHOWSH BHBKTISGS AND SUIKTISQ3.

Atlantic A, sheetings, 16.c; Stark A, do.

ice;, cauneiton, do., loo; Evansvilla 14

Lyman u, 103; Abbott B, 4-4, 14c; Thompsonville, 4-4, 13c: Ashland,

1UC. BLKACHKD SHEETESuS AND SHIKTINQS.

Lonsdale 4-4, 19c; Hill's 4-4, 18;c; Ballou 4-4, 16Jc; Ballou, 7-8, He; Boolt, 4-4, 17c; Walibam S, 4-4, 18c; Branch River, 4-4,

15c: Kockville, 7-8, 12o; Sagamore, 3-4,

102; canoe 10c

raiNTs Merrlmao W, 14c; Merrimac,

u, at idic; Sprague's 13c; Ashford's, 13c;

Simpson s iiyc, American, at 13c; Dnn-

nel's, 13a; Amoskeag, 12c; Lowell, llc;

-troy, c

liCKtNaa Conestoga Extra 4-4, Sic; Gold Medal 4-4, 26a; O T, 4-i, 21c; CCA

, 21c.

uaiss U 00 Da Wool Delaines. SOaioc:

Prime Rio ............ Choice Rio Java , Lguyara

2Ka25 25a26 .......Sti a38

SUOAK.

Cuba

New Orleans...

uemarara .... Extra C . A coffee.... B coflee ..... Hards Powdered sugar Granulated

TEAS. Black Souchong . ...... Oolong Green Youug Hyson.. Imperial... ..... Gunpowder ......... .. Hyson MOLASSES, New Orleans choice........ New Orleans fermenting..

noney "j rup .... Stewart's Syrup ..

uver irip....

Chester Drip...

.13 13o -14 aldVic

. al6Vic

1 tibial? c

17 16

.. 1fialS c 17Jial8 c 18 c ....... 90ea!l 00

51 OOal 25 1 40al 60

. 1 25al 65

1 BOal 90 1 25al 60

DR1T GOODS.

GROCERIES.

85 ...75 80

.... 87

..... 81 10a 1 15

. .7i) a7o c

a90 a80 a85

a 90

Full Weight ,

14 oz. "

12 oz.

Fancy ..... Barber Pole

CANDY.

.18

-.25 . ia

c e

al6Jo

I3itto Oicler,"VieerJoi PEKSOXS W WTIXG PUKE C1UER Vinegar for Pickling or Table use can And the genuine article at VICKERY BRO.'S, 7'3 and 76 Main Street.

Fine Golden Syrup. A VERY CHOICE AltTICC AT 81 20

JtJL pf r gallon. Also, eood eyrup at lower 1

prices ai v lLiviKX iiKO.'d, 73 and 7(3 Main Street. TTOTWITIISTAXniNO THE AI. vance in sueaiu in the EsatcTn riiue

we are still retailing sugars very low. Cali and see, at VICKERY ERQ.'S.

3 and 6 Main Breet.

BUSINESS CARDS.

DRIED BEEP HAMS, &C. SrOAR.t'CKF.D DRIED BEEF, Suear-Cnred H.ims anri tram k00

for sale wholesale and retail, at

V IWltiittlC iSKU.'S, 73 and 7t Main Street.

the best-selected stock of Snmnier and Seasonable

AT very low i?mci:s Viz. s In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, A very large stcclr. of the BEST PRINTS And the most popular brands Bleached & Unbleached

M XT S X, 1 1ST S At the lowest market rates.

DR. D. W. THOMAS,

waving permanently located in

tvansviiie, ina., offers his profes

sionai services to tbe public. He is

a graduate 01 one or I he be.t medi

cai coiieuea in tbe Union, and has

pracuceu medicine twenty Ave years. He solicits professional business. The Doctor will devote a portion of his time to tbe treatment of Female Dis eases. Office on Third, between Main and Docust Streets, up-stairs (over Judge Igtehart's office), where be may be found when not professionally engaged. faultf

STEAMBOATS.

FOR PALUCAH AND CAIRO.

mi-

iuo iamous low pres-ure QUICK STE

JACK GRAMMEK. Mastfi-

llH V (1 Kiran. 11 .

t a v ",r ' airo evrv DAY. ami THIiuan. v u t-rj

uveiy coBn;;,MngarVro wmr MempbU.and N w riRn ..LiJlV

ocil air DUKE MCHKlM.v

pO'i-Loui-i,

a30 a20

Madison Erkenbechei's.. Crystal Corn

STARCH.

8a7 .............. 7 a7 Ilial2

........ ..........li)al2

. ... MACKKBKI..

io. s, in DDIs fig so No. 8, ia half bbls . ZT. 8 50 No. 8, in kitts. 2 75 o-1. bbls 03 oj &f'?nal.f bbl8 " 50 No. 1, in bbls. 28 00 No. 1, in half bbls 14 an

No. 1, in kltts.

TFHITJE TI3H.

HKBEINQ.

Half bbls.

Kitts

Box......

o . 60AF. Palm .

Brown Eraslve Yellow Ecv. Olive.-..Z

German. MottiedTT!

Germ in Piain..........

COTTOKS. Yarns, 703 56'5- - io::n:::::rr

3 15

S9 00 2 25

alS 00 a 9 50 a 2 50 a24 00 ai2 50 a 3 00 a30 10 aid 50 a 3 25

Sweet Potatoes.

Afk BrSIIELS.I,ARGKASnri.E, 33Z Vr just received and for sale by V1CKEKY BROS., 73 and 70 Main Street.

PEASf, BARLEY, FARISfA ASI) Oat Meal, just received and for sale, wholesale or retail, by

VICKERY BROS.. 73 and 7tf Main Street.

a 0 50 a 2 50

65 a75 c

.. 6 a - 6 a 7 e 7 a 7o 9 a 8ie 10all o bial0 c

ONE! JN THE COM St, ALSO,

Bumiiea noney ai jacenis per pouna.

76 Main Street.

Clieap Soap,

M BARS GOOD SOAP Evansville or :

ac Cincinnati make lor 25 cents, at THK CASH GROCERY, 70 Main Street. FOE CASH.

mUE FOLLOWIJiO ARTICLES ARE

jb onerea low at tne casn urocery :

DRESS G O ODS DEPA R TMENi Is now more complete In Its assortment tban ever before oflered in this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES

BLACK SILKS, And all the new shades of FANCY SILKS At 25c., 60c., 75c., and tl per yard less than their value, and warranted all silk, the assertion of some unscrupulous competitors to the contrary notwilh- . standing. Black and White LLAMA SHAWlS, Hosiery, Gloves,

FAKASOLS AJfD &VS UMBRELLAS,

. AHD - NOTIONS in endless variety.

MILLINERY STOCK will be closed out cheap during the balance of the season.

LOUlcj FAUL'S CLOTHING STORE, 101 Ifaia ft, bat 3d and 4th. First-Class Custom Work. Also, Ready-made Clothing and Gents'

Furnishing Goods. auglD 6m

D2. L. G. JOHNSON,

Homcaopathist.

OrFiCE No. 5 MARLETT'8 BL OK, corner Main and Fifth Streets. Offlce Hours From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 8 f.jc. At his residence, corner Bel' and Centre Streets, when not at office. au3 dly

No. No.

BATTIXG.

CAKPKT CHAIH

CHEESE.

White ,

Colored...........

W.lt ..

Hambnrz

Faetory .....

Tl D

Carolina bbls

do half barrels do kecrs

Pine kegs Bbls

...18 ...18 W ,..22 ...m -30 ...

bS4 aai &45

Canned Fish,

(fanned Fruits, Roast Beef, Lobsters,

1 ears,

Carolina choice-

do nnnift..

Rangoon do ..

do (!hnip.

Patna..... ... .

KICK.

8X10 Glass .

WINDOW GLASS.

9X12

19X12 19X14 10X14

8X15

0X15

8X18

10X16

10X18

do do do do do do do do

16 al7c Ial7 o 17 al8o 86 a5 59 ... 3 75a4 50 ........ 623a55c 474a50c ......87 50a8 50

11 allc

9ial0

... 10 al0)c

13 25a3 40

3 40a3 50

. ... 3 40a3 50

3 50a3 7a ..... 3 50aH 75 ..... 3 75al 00 ..... 75a4 00

. 4 00a4 25 . 4 00a4 25 4 25a4 50

M 75 ... 5 oa 5 25 ... 5 50 6 50

4 75 . 5 00

H1TTJ3

10p to 20p ... 8p.........

3p lop PeDce...... ... tin T,"1

Spikes, hy to 6 inch 5 00

WOODEN WAKE. BucKKTS-Oak $2 50 " half o

No. 1 Well Buckets. 8 00 No. 2 " 750 Red Cedar, two-hoop 10 50

iroa-Dnnnn sn

iiau Jiron-DOund...... Brass '

Sugar Bucftets.rack bail " ... No. 1 Tubs

No. 2 " No. 8 "

Nests, eight

three

White Pine. IS to a inih

Painted

Red Cedar, 10 inches M 4. 1 .,

Wash Boards . .'.

Bcmrsa Matebiaia The demand is

very good and market firm. Pi ices remain about the same. We quote: Sash, 5c to 11c per light; Doors. f2 75 to tl 50 each; Blinds. 82 50 to $3 75 per pair; Nails, S4 7536 00 per keir for lOd '

Glass, 83 40 to 85 00 per box; White Lead, 82 00 to 83 75 per keg; Lime, 70c to 81 00 ; Cement, 82 502 75.

IRON AND HARWARK.

Common bar

Round and Square 4 a

S!:!esU0 - e o ay,

. 5 o . 6J412

OVIO 7

5 50

.. 8 50 .. 4 25 3 00 12 00 .. 10 CO . 8 50 . 4 75 . 3 00 811 50 12 60 15 00 17 00

2 75

a 2 60 a 250 a 850 a 800 all 00 a 700 a 6 00 a 800 a 450 a 3 25 al2 50 alOSO a 900 a 500

a 12 00 al3 00 al8 00

a 300

Canned 3fea(s,

Salmon, Tomatoes, Mutton, " Sardines.

Chickens. Damsons.

Oysters, Gneri Turtles, Quinces, j

viams, sausage Meat, Blackberries, Mackerel, &c, &c, &c, dec. A complete assortment of canned goods,

iwsHiB low ai inciu&stt ukuugui, - 78 Main Street ISS PORTED FANCY GOODS.

f EA PERI.'H Worcestershire Sance

JkA in rinis ana nan pints. Cross& Blackwell's Pickled Onions, Chow Chow. Picca

lilli, and mixed ricule. At-o, Domestic

.ricK.es 01 au Einas, ror sale very low at

intj UASn UKOCKRY, 78 Main Street. CHARLES VIELE & CO.

Mosquito Bars and Netting. The best style of Mosquito Bar Fixtures

just receivea an 1 made up to order at short notice. SCHAPKER, BUSSING & CO., 5os. 41 and 49 3!aln Street. Jun28

coal: COAL! Having resumed my former

Dusmess, x would hereby Inform my old patrons and the public

ccuciay mm x am preparea to deliver GOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in ait eatet must

be paid tor uihen ordered. Astcnt (nr tha nnlohrauul T A ty a

n r ; .-

uaju wax

, . JOS. THOMAS. Office in American Honm.

nov4 dly

Fcr Padacan and Cairo. Regular Wednedav and Zih,,.

Packet. The magnificent low-watr u-.rnrr Owen W. Davis, Master; Kd.Tuomas, 'Klerks,

weaves Kvansvllle every WEDSKBDtT and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. X Hfmnfv-CKro 6yery 'fH0RSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making clone connections at Cairo with flrKt-iuca i-.., .

VV. ' mc"JP"s, ana ew Orleans,

lAjuiiBum ki, cvansviue with the E and tn Packets for Louisville.

xorireigni or pasKasre apply on board or to F. Si. H UMPHKe Y CO or DUKE NICHELSON; R3:jQ A genu. For Pad nc ill and Cairo. The new, fleet and elegant steamer Clara Scott,

Allen Ditncan, Master; Cash. Thomu

lienry a.

erks,

WIIOtKSAXE

GHOOEH ,

SOCIUWEST COKSER

First aud Sjcamore Streets,

au9dtf

EVANSVILLE, IND.

MATTHEW DALZlSLL, Wholesale Dealer In

Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime,

Cement, &c,, r So. U H ater Street,

declo dly ilVAXsvilAE. Isd.

STATIONERY. JOHN II. SCOTT, Oookseler,54tatioi3er AWD N EffSDEALKB, 5o. '5a MAIN 8IBT, cor. Second, anl-5 dly EVABrsvn.i.K. Ihp. FISH & BARTER,

Wiolgsaia Booksellers & Stations, SCHOOL BOOKS, - BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

PAPER ENVELOPES. AND General Statloiierj, IXo. IO Main Street, . E?ansTiIlef Indiana.

Julys ly THE Auction liusfiios.

FA UNLET, KUHN & CO., Western Brewery.

Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles.

OFFICE-Wo. 85 MAIS ST..

KrA.N3VIl.LB, INDIANA. , nov7 ly

Mitchell.

Will leave forflairn n,i u , ,,

during low water every "uamgs, lutsday and Frldaj, at 4 o'clock P M. pncZareJlSb&ad Pas8egereal regular For freight or passage apply on board aug.iu-q i f J

BLTTRE UYNES, ATTORN ET-AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In WALKEB'3 BUILDINO. nov!41y

Ef galar Tuesday Packet for Pad ucah.

The Klegant Passenger Bleamer BA.PIOA5T Jfo S

IiKB Howell, Mastfr:

Kobekt McMecuan, Clerk.

"' r me aoove and all intermediate

'Order. 'fi Pinr' J?t' al 0 M

j . j "r ""wci,uieKeuor tin-

JronTpUtiyndra? ffJSKStJ?"

or w. H. c.i v a vt '

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Other River Item dee Fourth 1'age. Wpntlier and Wntffir Tht river continues to fall quite siowly The weatber yesterday w cloudy and tmoky. Tbe mercury at neon stood t CI'.

Arrival and I)pnrtDr,.

Tbe arrlvais and departures up to 3 p.m., jesterday, were few, and Included ouly

the Clara cott, from Cairo; Shamrock,

Cincinnati to St. Louis; Rose Hite, to Lou-

Isvllie, and the Fayette, to Henderson and

return.

Sf lacellaueona. Uusiness on the levee was quite active

yesterday..- The Quickstep was receiving a big trip for Cairo and way points.

.Ibeliosellite waited for the Clara

Scott, whicn arrived at half pant one o'clock, with an excelieat trip, part of

wuiuu was transferred to the Hlt The Fayette had a fair trip to Henderson and back The Kapldan did not get

yesieruay, but will leave this even

."fa, oure, ior Tennessee Itlver The

nguiar river editor of this papsr left by the morning train yesterday to attend tbo

commercial Convention at Louibviil. Uoata LesvloK To-Iy.

- " " " : wiauviiui

c ara scoit H the mall packet ior Cairo

aua au way points, at 4 v. x to-day. The Clara is a rattler, and goes and returns

promptly on time. Capt. Henry Scott, a veteran ofHcer, commands, and Cash Thomas ani Heniy H. Mitchell are her at-

tentive clerks. Fob Cannelton. The gay little IVtrolia Ho. 2 will leave for Cannelton and all way landings at 10 a.m. to-day, having pleasant passenger appointments. Capt. John II. Triplett and John A. Adams are her attentive, obliging and deservedly popular chief

officers. Fob LouisviLLB.The qieenly Palestine is tbe regular packet fjr Loulsvlila at

CP. m. to-day, and Is one of tbe most pleasant boats la the busiueos. Captain Frank Hurry Is her popular commander, Phil. B Branham.a highly accomplished and most estimable young gentleman, li her chief clerk, assisted by Billy Hawe; a clever accurate and obliging gentleman. For IIbxderson. Tbe fleet and finely

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Notica to Contractors.

city of Evans vlllo will receive i

appointed Fayette is tbe regular railroad

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i.n.lj.m.111 uuui nm -i .m UHy of (j.i,.,,,er 1)'J, for rHdins ami p iviiii t ho :.-v hU. am between ( umIii it. nitri-i ui l I'liciry street, and uluudiu;: fioiu He vent U m 1 eel to KigUth stieol, iu .Hue , hUhltirn t,uJargeiiiFnt. liy order of the Council. A.M. Mi-ORIFF, Clerk, City Clerk's uXllce. Jcioiu r 11 i; J

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transfer packet, and leaves for Henderson i OfUir IGT On.T.Jn'T Alia? In IMnnl- Of?

at 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. promptly, bavin ale. ... . . J

j gnt aceommodations ;or passengers. Cup- I fntr.nr.ti, TH IT it . u ..t.it'v

1 tain Charley Jferklns, A. O. Durlsnd and y lmD"o uoiic Dy Hdvorii-liiu in u...

C.J. Boyle offlcers.

are her popular and obliging

WHEELER & BIGGS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly

Dr. Jas. C. Blerbower,

RESIDENT DEXTIST, Office No. 10 FIRST ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal

patronage received during the past I

" "c jc'i uu uopes Dy iair uealing to merit a continuance of tbe

nun, nioroiorm administered when desired. ootdly

l mures, 22c;

Fancy Delaines, lo322c; Oriental Lustres, 25(330c.

JliscatLAXKom Skirt Braids, 7oo

coat's and Clark's Spools, 00c; Green & Daniel's S i ols, 50c ; 2-bushel Bags, 40500 ; 2-bush Bags, 5365c; S-bush Bags,670

7 uc; Raleigh Skirts, 519 00; per dozen; Gil.

bert's Skirts, S22 50 per dozen ; Pontusle

Skirts, $31 00 per dozen. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. Mess Pork .. J33 50 Bacon

Suoulders ....-.10VI1634c

Clear sides ....i;0 i0c Countrysides 18 (al8ic Plain canvassed Hams 20 21 0 Suar Cured Canvassed Hams...22H23Ko

utrrcB 17J4(Bl'40 Kegs 183l8 0

vkain k neat very little cnaniie:

80cj.il 00 for Mediterranean, and 81 COigl 10

r or English ; white, 81 031 10. Corn Is firm

at 7j3S0c In ear; shelled, 80S5c In new.

Duriaps. Oats, firm at 55c ia new burlaps; from wagons loose, 45350c. Rye, 75&30O per bushel. Barley, SI 00(31 25 per

Dosnei.

Ftoua We quote City Mills new white family flour at 87 00J7 50; new red wheat

rami 1 y at 86 OO36 25; extra 84 758 00. Corn Meal Fresh nominally 81 50 !1 6'J per Barrel. Light stock In market. Hay Baled, 81jS2i) per ton, according to quality, and dull. Loose, S1213. Bbah Is held at 513(314 00 per ton Shipstcff tli OO32O 00 per ton. Nbw Potatoes-40S50c per bushel. Salt Fair demand and advanced 25c per barrel on small, and 35c per barrel on large barrels ; small barrels at 82 50, and large 53 10 per barrel, adding actual drayage. GusjaES New stock resewed is held at 20321c; good quality of second-hand old at 15v3l8c, and dull. SED-Flax Seed, 81 752 CO, according to quality; orchard grass, 81 85; red top, 81 25. Gksex Ap.?les Dull; ?1 O03I 50 per barrel, according to quality. LE2IOK3 Ii gut supply and In fair demand at 812.3,14 00 per box. White Beans fl 501 75 per bushel, and dull. DRIED FRUIT3. Dbieo Apples Sgtis per pound. DR0G AND LIQUORS.

Alcohol, 93 per cent .$ 2 50

Lara on, imo. 1 winter strained.No. 2 Linseed oil..... ... Coal oil.. Castor oil scarce at .......... fcoda, Euglhih " American White lead ) 1U0 Itw Quinine V oz.... . Morphine "

Opium " ...... Balsam Copaiba.......

Camphor.Armistead's Ague Tonic doz. Cloud's Invigoraiing Cordial 'ci dozen..- . . Jatamansl Hair Restorative 5! dozen........... - Liquoss We quote as

new copper distilled whisky 81 502 25; one to two years old 83 0031 50; highwines 81 1331 18; rectified $1 00331 Co as to proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 40 2 50; and Brandy, 81 503 00; HoUand gdn 81 5032 50; Imported brandy 812 00 815 00; Old Port, 82 50j6 50; imported glu 85 50,37 50. GROCERIES.

Heavy Band..

Hood anri r.ioiii u.,n

Oval

U-all pval and hall round .. bhZ& 7V

..u IzllOLIkn n III K

a in plate ic $ box-.

oo i jt

do I C roofin do I X roofin

do 1U 14x20 hVt.

Copper sheet Tj lb. Copper bottoms ... Metallic bottoms....BiocH tin, pig....... .. .

.............

.... .8 13 75 .............., 17 25 -.. 13 25 18 75 li 75 40

1 ...a. 30 49

a Tin orlin n 1

Sheet Iron, 10 to Yl...i' v'?c",

is to 22. ..Gli tfil 24 to 24 ..e 9 27 ... WZ my

jiii nutcu over a ini'hpa uri.io ia 1

MISCELLANEOUS.

Axes, Mann's, 813 50: Llpnincott's. 814 .vt?

Simmons', 815 00; Diamond Edge, 813 50; Srast Kettles, 60c per pound. Apple Parers 83 50 per dozen; Cbrer and Slicers 813 60

per aozen.

ISAAC HKIMANS. DAY HKIXARM.

Wholesale Dealers In

G B O O E K I E 8.

Foreign a;id Domes tic Liquors,

NAILS, COTTON YARM3, GLASSWAIik

44 & 4,6

FIEST STREET, (NATIONAL BLOCK,) EVAXSVILLE, Ij(D.

FISll DEPOT.

Thos. M. Elliott

AUCTIONEER, Room-.-Xo. 81 Main Street

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

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INSURANCE.

SADDLERY, ETC.

Steinbach, Wack & Co., MAITUFACTUKKBS OF

AND Dealers ia Saddlery Hardware, SIGN OF THE BIO COLLAB,

SO. 79 MAI STREET,

EVANSVILLE, IND.

Albert Steinbach,") u. P. Wack, J. oc7-3m Charles Miller. f

GEO. THOBNIIILL, ma.hvf vcrtTTBia or

fiadtllev aud Harness

SECOND STREET, near Main, EVANSVILLE. IND,.

All Kinds of fine Saddles

constantly on hand.

and Harness

REPAIRING done

and at short aotice.

the best manner fmhS d6m

1 43a 1 3oa

1 (i5a 1 10 . aUSc. . 3 00a3 25 9 00al4 00

2 45a 2 50

8 7oa 0 00 13 0Jal3 58 85a t tiOa

7 50a 8 COa 0 50a . follows :

Charles Batcock & Co.,

IMI'OUTEIVJ AND DEALERS IS

Coach & Saddlery Hardware

Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Dam

asks, Harness, Enameled Patent

. Leather Pad Skins, Skirtings, dc, &c, No. 8 Dlain Street,

KVANdVILL-TC

Common Fair Rio

Rio ,

19 . 21

820 aJ

BUTTER, EGG3, CHICKENS.

"All U Countrv Prodnno

DEPOT COR. FOURTH AND WALNUT MVX EL A WlLloa keep constantly on hand the celebrated Parke Conn, v Buuer. Egg,, Chickens, and all kinds of country Produce. A liberal .r

to wholesale dealers sedim

NEXSEN & BAKER, General Insurance Agents, AND ADJUSTERS 0J? LOSSES, 3IABBLE HALL, No. 9 Main St., EVANSVILLE, IND.

Dwelling Houses Insured for a term

" greatly rcsauced rates. Three Years at the Price of Two Five Years at the Price of Three.

Iilfe Insurance a Specially. Total Cash Assets Represented Over Twenty-five Million Dollars. The following are among the Companies

TN A Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets 3,00,00. PHESfIX Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets 91,300,000.

Co. of New York. 92,000,000.

ISOKTII AMERICAS Insurance Coo. , . . Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets ..830O.000.

x-arucuiar attention given to sales of

.csiaie. uur commissions are small.

" suj u wb saiisiaciory prices.

Wesell Merchandise of all kinds dailv at

onr Koom, aud will attend to the sale of

nuisenoia .furniture, eitcer at our stand

Merchants closing out stockc- would do

wen i.u consuii us.

Our acquaintance of over twenty years with the people of Evansvii:e will ebAble h find easiIy. customers for nearly any

gwuu tuujuioaiiy. We

- - j uuuu am iai iu or cneap ana good articles of merchandise

T. M. ELLIOTT, ITo. 84 Main Street

fst-9 3m

LAW CAXi25S.

COSTINEXTAL Ins, Cash Assets ...

WM", IlEAVIS, U. 8, Claim Ajem. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, No. 85 (over Keller's Uun Ktore), Evansville, Ind. senlS.'tiS.

MERCHANTS' Ins. Co. Cash Assets .

of Hartford, Ct. 9300,000

N OUT II AMEKICAST Iusurance Co. 0 . M A New York. Cash Assets , SOO.OOO.

W. P. HAEGRA7E, ATTORNEY at HouBlScBf111 Street in Washington n,W Practi 1 te various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to office

PHOGSIX Ins. Cash Assets.....

Co. of Brooklyn, X. Y. .. ...91,00 OO.

MITLIIfERY.

JETS A. LIFE 1ns. Co. of Hartford. Conn.

casn Assets . 912,000,000.

NEXSEN & BAKIIR, Agents,

9 MAIX STKEET, KTansTlllo, Infl.

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RESTAUR A1KTTS. SEPMAJiX EXCIXAIVCJE

AN D

Corner Fhst and Locust Sts.,

Chandler's Block, onnr'tit.

House." RESTAURANT AND BAR-ROOM.

Meals served no In t h ,OI., .......

at all times. Best oi wines, liquors and cigars constantly on hand. au"27tf

MAIN STREET E.CAXG1 BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH tjTS?

SIGN of BIG REFLECTING LANTERN.

-Qiitiisi.11, airy rooms, ciean.comJirfortable beds, with excellent board S-'i

per week, or single meals 35 cents: loderinp

35 cents. The best the market affords will

always be found here, and orders for fresh berries, fruit and Catawba wine of the Kretchmar farm will be taan&lully received and promptly attended to.

iwiurn JOHN C7. RIHWEIZBR.

LADIES, BAYE YOU IIEAED

MRS. COrtDBAS has Jnst returned irom the Kast, where she has been to select her Fall - STOCK OF MILLINERY. Every lady In this city and vicinity knows that she takes the lead in the Millinery Business, and turns out the most stylish work. It gives her rleasnr In an-nnnnfi. tn Vior

numerous cnsiomers and ottiera, that she will open the most fashionable aoods that

i ver Droi?at to this place. Ladies will please cali and exaaiine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I desm it no trouble to show my goods. Remember the place. 2ro. 3 SO UTU SECOND STREET, Between Main d Locust. . . seC9-2m MRS. GOOD M AS. LG AS FITTING, ETC.

DEALER IN Cfiaadcl4er3 and Gas Fixtures, Gaa and Steam Pipy fitter, - gl I.orrST NTRl'.KT .

TROY FEMALE SEMIXAKT. This Inst ltn tion offers itha dmiimntaio;!

advantages of over 50 years' successful operation. Every -.cility j8 provided for

a morougu course or useml and ornamental eoucatlon, under the direction of more than twenty proftissurs and teachers. For circulars, apply to JOHN 11 WILLARD, Troy, tfew York. au21 aim.

STAGE LIHE

Evans ?illa & uray villa Stage Line T EVES EVANSVIEEE EVERY .AA FfUDAY, at 6 a.m., from the- corner ol Locust and Third Htreets. Leaves Gray vi lie every WED.VtSDAY at 6 a. it , irom the Grayville Mouse. Fare S3 for tbo through trip, ai id 85 for the rouryj trip. j y3Q 3m

45" Main St. t-Ti

THOS. M'NAIB. JACOB SAL AT.

McNalr & Salat

Have tbe very bett stock of

Boots& Shoes?

Ever brought to this city, and propose to sell them very low.

Remember the place, MAIS ST.

a C1

3 m

5 CD

STATI0NEU, BOOK BINDEIt, And Blank Book Manufacturer, And Dealer In School Books, Plotnres and frames, Mirrors, Look-lng-Glasses, French Glass, Ac, OLD BOOKS HE-BOUND. NO. 70 MAIN STREET, (HEDDERICH'8 BLOCK,) EVANSVILLE .......I3fDIAA. nov3 ly

Fob East iour The splendid Rapidan No. 2, completely njarinated, will cer

tainly leave at four o'clock this afternoon for Eastport and all Intermediate landings. Captain Lee Howell, a pleasant and

efficient officer, Is la command, and Messrs. MoMecban and Shrewsbury are J

her popular clerss. JittttiuM-s from onr Eacliauae. riTTSBCaa, The Commercial of Satur

day says :

The marks last eveniniz indicated rent

3 incbes and failing slowiy Trade on tne laudlmr was active and freights blentv.

way ports every TUmDAY. TliiitusiiA v I The Mollle fcbert takes her upsrture this and HATURDAY, at 10 a.m. V day at noon, with an excellent trip.

Cincinnati. The Commercial of Baturday says: - . We regret to announce the death of Miss Mollie hi. Hhuntt. daughter of Cunt. John

N. bhunk, at tne Hpencer House, yesterday. Ttie deceased haa been In feeble health for teveral years. Ttie funeral will take place from the Bpeucer House to morrow at 2 v. M. A few days since the body of a man in a very decomposed state, supposed to be one

of trie victims or the ill-fated Magnolia, was lound embedded la the sand on the snore bur. Just below California, Ohio, j lie body was not Identified, but was' supposed to be one of tbe clems of the Magnolia, from tbe fact tbal a bunch of aeys, including a large safe key and a five cent piece of fractional currency was found tightly clenched In one of his hands. An inquest was held, and tbe remains interred tn the Ml. Washington Cemetery, by order of tbe Township Trustees. The keys are la the hands of the Coroner, and may lead to the identifica

tion of the body. It was first supposed to be lliHt of Captain l'ralher, commander of the Magnolia, but trie clothlni;, a sample of whicti is ia our possession, does not correspond with the lamented Captain's wardrobe. We are pleased to announce that Captain George W. Cuilum, of the Bhamrocn, is able to navigate again, having been ooafined to his room lor several weeks. Captain W. O. Vorls, of the Alaska, makes a trip to New Orleans and back, in

we omce 01 me Lawrence, leaving to-day. Louisville. The Courier-Journal o' Saturday, says: The new Red River boat being built for Capt. John W. Tool n, at Barmore's shipyard, Jellersouvlile, Ind., will be iaunoUed lu about two weeks. Brie will be 'JUS fee. long, o-i feet beam and feet hold. Wo noticed la Barmora's shipyard, Jeffersonville, yesterday, two mammoth sieru-wheelers nearlng their completion. Tbey are being buiit for the Ht. Louis Transportation Company, and will have

tbe following dlrneomons: length, 20J feet; beam, 4 A feel; bold, 8 feet. dpt. Harm ore will launch tnese two boats inside of six weeks.

Aeents.

Regular Tri-Weskly Packet For Newburg, Owensloro, Roclport, Irrandvievx, Hawesville, and

isanneuon. The rTew and Light-Draught Steamer

John II. Triplett. Master:

John A. Adams, Clerk.

iaves evansville lor tbe above and M

Returning, will imia 1 .j .1.

WKME8LAY. FltlliAV n71rT,7V

at 6 a.m. "--.i, JOT ufcMg5i?f 8 DDly on board, or t.rV,MFHl5KY' PATRICK A CO., apr30dtf Agents. ETansville. Henderson & Nashville R. R. Semi-Uaily Transfer Packet to Henderson.

ibe magnlflctut side-wheel steamer

jfP -Aw Y 3U rJ? rlP 233 , C. G. Pkbkixs, Master: A, O. DrjBLAi-'D, Clerk, Will Jeave Evansville dally for Hendersou at 7 a. M. and 3 p.m. Returning will leave Henderson atS,A. M. and 6 v. si. Fare 7a cents each way. Freights received at ail hours at W. G. Brown Sc Co.'h wharfboat. Railroad nd otlier freights, not ready for tbe a p. ar. trip, will go down at 7 A. jc. by being sent to the wharlboat in the evening. oc5-tt

jcvaiiHviiie natiy journal hilvni IIihI, mi the llih day f.f October, l.-w ii, im. I'ntumon Conncil of tlie iiy ol Kaimviil win maae an order f.ir r.ium ii,. i

Block 2, situate bei w j. u Ninth and i- inn Hlreet-, and ejien.i n.r ir m Heirond to Third Avenue (In ti town nf La.uHMfoi now city of Evausvli e; l.i alley tol.eof tbe width Of (10) tt ,.(, anil the went line of aid alley to be (la ) ln:i .:i ,i;,i.t froni Ninth Street, and pamllel with Mi l Ntixn istreet, and KhoiiJa bujt perHou , ;ri. v-. at any time within xi 1 wm-Ih up jv to the Common Council for red re- by petition or remonstrance left wnii the "t i.-ric of tha Common Council, at d i'iit!tliiln ti, MuleKieut of tbe injuries com plained ol m n l the amount dHiiiiihdt d therefor, hsild p t . tlon or rernotihirMut- t will he oin-uilt rel, beard and dt-trnilnul ty the rnimi -il mi tbelllhday nf October, 18 i; utul It. is further ordered, that I he t lei k ri'i-niil iiiulin Minute iiook of the Council tho . 1.'. .f said liioi-k No. 2H, w iih the hnn n, tiding streets bowing 1 h local iu, wl iiti, una length ol said alley, an the M i;.k- In proposed to be laid out ami opened , which plat has been prepare 1 by James 1), hauuders. City teurveyor. Attest: A. M. M(" iRIKi" Cl.-i !:. By K. A, ilt'bKKF. Id'liU! v ( )! li .

uiiy cierit' oiuco, r.pt. ;

liininii i.-rn l

, 1 .. .; ovv

I3USINi::ii CAIiJO;

DR. F. i. EHRMAfJ, Ilonitcopa'.Iiic Pli)sltJ;;ij. Omoe No. 1 I r. c.u ! Htrt, t, between Main and Lo-.i- i. Office Hours From 8 a.m. Io 11 v., and 1 to 6 1 in At lils rerild'tnee, mrucr of siventh and Ch htiiut fcii-cclw, nfu-r night. ..c... .ii.v

HHxZ. ESTATE.

New

GEO. A. filTTROLFF, BIAJJUt IS WATCHES, JEWELRY

Go.M Pens, Snectacles, Kyesrlasses,

Buirna fiaiea ware, watcn and Clock Material-

No. 61 IAIN ST.,

Bet. eecona ana Tnira, EVAsavii,i,a, Iwn. Watches and Clocks Ken&lred

and warranted. Chas. Aktks, with Ueo. A. Blttrolff. oc3 dly

SADALIS

THE (IRE A 'J AMERICAN HKALTII I!Et"i'0KEK, punfies tlie blood and oures Scrofula, Syphilid, .Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, pisoiKs of Women, and all Chronic Affections of Jiie Blood, fairer mul Kidnevs. K "en n mended

i'.ytlie 3ip-iii.nl "Kaciiltv an .1 many

thoussnds of our best citizen Iteail the ttmiony of Physicians and p.itieuN who have used Bo.salal;s ; sc-nd for our liosadalis Guia', to Health Book, or Almanac for this

year, which ve publish for gratuitous distribution; it will giva you much vuluahle information.

Ir. P.. W. fair, of Baltimore, savs1 take plcasurs in recommending your RuSAPinsas a Tery powerful

; alterative. 1 have neen it usea in I two ca-e- with happy results one ina case of secoudary syphilis, in ;vhich the patient pronounced himself cured after having taken five ; bottles of your medicine. The other i is a case of scrofula of long standing, ! which is rapidly improving under 1 its use, and the indications are that jthe patient will soon recover. I ; have carefully examined the formula ;by vihich your Kosadalis is made, ind find it an excellent compound of alterative inaredient. Ir. Pparks, of Nicholajville, Ky., says lie has used Kosadalis in cases lof Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with satisfactory results asa'cleancr of the blood I know r.o better i remedy. Samuel CI McFaddeti, Murfrees- ' boro', Tenn., save

I have used seven bottles of Kosadalis, and am entirely cured of Rheumatism ; send me four lotiles, as I wish it fur roy brother who has scrofulous sore eyes. Benjamin Beclitol, of Lima, Ohio, writes : I have suffered fo twenty years with an inveterate eruption over my whole body. A diort time since I purchased a bottle of Iioeadidis, and it etiected a perfect cure. Rosadalia is sold by all dnijrgiats. Laboratory, 61 Exchange Piece, Baltixoek." DBS. CLEHE5TS, BITES U 0. Proprietors-

CARRIAGES.

J. B. OKSXS. F. L.

J. II. GREEN Sc CO.,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,

Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prlcef.

Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth,

!anl3-dAw6m

Etahsyillk. Iks,

Heal Estate Aetciic?.

J. P. imioii &hon AVE PKKil A RZAIi KSTATi

AeeDCV for the sain ol a. ml rent ing n

i"-'o. uieiune, eve , etc. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on

TMrd Street, near Locust'

In Elliott's JLilocUi Jnnelltf COMMISSIONER'S 3ALE OF BEA1 ESTATE. TVT otice is ur.KEur jivi:x

XM that the undersigned Commissioner, appointed by tbe Court of Common Pleas, of Vanderburgh County, HUte ol Indiana, by virtue of an order of said court, made atlts (September term, ISti'J, will stll at PRIVATE SALE, The following described Real Estate, situated in Vanderburgh Couuly, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number six,(6), In Subdivision of Lot number one hunaied and nine, (10U), in tbeOrieinal Plan of the City of Evans

ville. Ihi Jot fronts npoa Heeond Street, between Main and Sycamore Mtreef, is 21 by 75 feet, and has upon it a frame bouse. Also, Lot number twenty-three, (Zi), in the Original Plan of the City of Evansville. Tbis Lot fronts on Water Street, between Vine and Division Streets; in Io by 1J feet, and haa npon it a large Hotel building, known as the ST. CLOUD HOTEL. Also, twenty-two feet of Lot number seventeen, (17), in Lower or McUray 'a Enlargement of tlie City of Evansville, bounded as follows: Beginning at the front line of Bald Lot at a point twectyflve feet from the southeasterly corner of sold Lot, running 1 hence along sjd iront line westwardly twenty-two leet, thenco at rigbl angles with snid frontline to tbe aiy lu the rear of saia Lot, theuce ulona said alley towards JJ. vision Street twentytwo feet, theuce to the piace of beglnuiusr. Subject to the life estate of Martha Irwin in one undivided third thereof. Thlspaitof Lot front on Eirs-t Ptreet, between Eiru aud Pine (Stieets; is 22 by 118 feet, aud has upon it a good uiuck dweli usg HOUSK. Also, Lots six and eight, ia the Subdivision ot tbe .NorthweHi quarter of Section number twenty, iu 'i'owuMiip number islx, j'uraiigo ten wes!, as made by Conrad Baker, Administrator of toe estate of William Wood, iu bis report to the Probate Court of Vanderburah County, Stata of Indiana, at its February term, lfjoO. The said Lot six containing four 76-100 acres, and fronts on tue State road, from Evansville to Princeton; and Lot eight contains five acres. Both of said Lots are near the north boundary line of Evansville. Applications cf purchasers will be received at my law oilice, on Thiri Street, between Main aud Locust Streets, la the City of Evansville. until

SATURDAY, tbe thirtieth (30th) day oi October, lstw. Tesms of Sale: One-third cash, and the residue in equal payments at one and two years, the purchaser nivin j; notes with in. terest, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and with approved freehold surety. JESSE W. WALKER, Commissioner. Bl.TTHE IlvT, Attorney. fse2.tdw

Hivansvillo Basinet Callage,!

Corner MA IX fc Till ft I HSS., EYAX8YILIE, IXDIAM, look-keeping, Pun ma rtshl p, nml

Mathematics made up. clais h-h. I Session both day uuii evci.tu.

for circulars, glvluj; tertas, 4c, or specimens of Pehrri4riHljip, ud-

drewi M'EI.I.S A III.7fi:it, novll y Pr prietors.

P K T K IS VlllULl DRUGGIST,

fc5T. Louia. Tbe Democrat ot Saturday says: The river is nearly stationary. Weatber still fine, aud dost abundant. Bud lu ess lair; merchants are withdrawing tiieir attention from tbe Pair, and are devoting it more to business. No change lu tbe upper rivers wortny of note. Another good man, an old bleamboatmau, has succumbed to tbe fell destroyer. At eleven o'clock yesterday morning Captain Bryant 11. Packard died, at his residence lu t his city, after a long and painful illuef.s, his mother, wife aud children, and lils brother, Oeorae H. Packard, be

ing present during bis last hours, and through much of, if not all, bis sick, ness. He died in possession of all his faculties, aud as If lulling asleep. The last

trip try ant Packard made was to .tew Orleans as commander of the Bee, one month ao, in placa of Captain Goll. A relapse was tne consequence, and every effort to recuperate him failed. He was aged forty, eight years, and whs a river man lor t hir-ly-six years. He was born In New York Male, and went to tbe West in ISA. His father was a boatman o.j the Ohio, aud Bryant made his first trip as a cabin boy, with him. The Republican ot Friday sayg : John Brooks who has been so long and favoiably connected with numerous of our palatial Southern sleameis. will, on Monday, bssume tbe position of clerk of tbe low-pressure Richmond. tav Oklkans. The Times ot Wednesday says : The weather yesterday was clear and fine with a cool tempemture, which rendered it as pleasant as could be expected, we hope that such weather may continue for some lime to come, as none belter could be desired. Business on tbe landing yesterday was not quite so active as that of Monday. There seemed to be a drawbacc In the

shipments for Red River, but this may be accounted for in consequence of the immense fehipments to triut ktreaiu during the past week. To Vicksbu-g and Ht. Louis freights were fair enough, while our coast packets done as well as could be expected. - -

Oil-.

VA ItX I HUM, T YE- HTUFF:h VI. ! . I. bl'ltt H'AL lASTUniEXr:!, Pure WliM'M mul li n... I ( , And all popular rut.mil Mujlunifn ol 1 lie :. NO. a A'wi 'i Water Hhrrt, CVAnMllldit; I.N IUASA oeliy ly

DR. F. L. DAVIS, i

-. . . j IlociocopuUiIe Vhy&Man.

Office on Kecond Street, bel weeu !

rawu auu xjocusi.

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27 !.-UHt

o o o

rcet.

SIGN PAINTER. Oiibornc'H Hlmw Hants. jnrii2 dtr

I IS M

A LO.VO NEKDliD-HlJis Ti Tl TEfo, aie, beer, porter n rid EVE tY OI'lilH 11'HUHIfTlO OK A L'loiiOLlt; V A OK; Al'PUOVETHJY 'Hlh lVKl. ACADKMV OP MI'-l.iUiNE (if pAIU-t and other Europe ui Medici and he eiuitli bodies; uned l. tin Military Ho-mtmn of France and Oerm iny; cn.luiM d t,y lt.t mostemiuetil phyiciats ot Kuropn nd America ; epprovtd by the pubilo thu world over. TAUIIAKT A Cll.,Iii;w TOIIK, BOLE AOENTH KOK T 1 1 K U.NI11U e2llm) HTATK-i. I I '., " U

WINDOW-SHADES.. NORMS & B URBAN KV MAKTjrACTCKERa OF Eureka and Rustic Window Shades, A SUI'JERIOB ABTKXE, Any length, width, or colir, made to order. NO. 81 MAIN ST., THIRD FLOOH, I. O. lSox 1,011, OcS-6m EVANSVILLE, IND.

BOARDING.

mrs. ciia rsr.ia Has re-opened the splendid . Boarding House, Situated on Division between Second and Third. Accommodations for boarders equal to any in the city. 7-iw

DRUGS& MEDICINES OPERA DRUG STORE. W. B. Burford, DEALER IM Drags, Jlcdlclnes,

American and Imported Perfamej AND TOILET A.14.TIOJLII3.!. NO. 18 SOUTH FIRST STREET (ClIANULEU'S BLOCK). Prescriptions Prepared at all hours. BeS Sm TALLOW, ETC. TALIiOW," LAUD, GREASE. MICmKST SI A It K KT PRICE PAlI. ivo charges mawie for commlsalon or Uruyaice. Bblpping Btencll furnished. Quofattona glveu upou application. Addreaa IIlOCTE CJASIIiLK, CINCINNATI. au30 UomF.Tu

WAKI)

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