Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1856 — Page 1
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[PROPRIETORS.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1856.
NUMBER 234.
SENTINEL.
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and not delayahle tor the legal prolaldu at our tuna! time. Publisher* txiuMrfurUmaccuracy of laigal advertisements att'inmnt rhar^cl for their puhlication.
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PinnntKiKs Indunv Sraxa Scntinbi..
J. M. Tll.POKD,
iiniMST lanusaroi.i* JoraaaL CoMraav.
btott ticket Win draw a
dollar
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KISCELLA NEGUS. KDlirw GINTREVIUE iift Enterprise! I'svDrivn mrcntrcville, Appanoose Co., Iowa, July ImI, IN50. lit Bianki-Every Ticket a Prize! ■ME LESS 'I IIA X ONE 1) OIL A It! .iTHiS FOLLOWIMO KNOKMOI H LIST OF
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ranf ourFariu of ■.’ll acres in Kinggold aty.lnw* 880 * J)7nn 1.8i acres m Kinggnhl county,
offered to yoa. Jlo
prixc-aadaoneleratbaa ooe dollar; aadiaorder to “""I "** 7. on ^ *• »w •wiadle, ard that It wtU be condaetesllna perfectly fair aad honorable manner, any eHy or towa whore there are lea ticket* or orer told, the money will be leu on deposit, fa the hand* of some responsible man of your owa selection, until » ‘J»y» *a«r the drawing Is completed ; aad If not otmWucted a* staled in the bills, the money will la all caeca be refunded. Thu*, you will readily eee, that H will be utterly impossible fur me to dcTraad you in the leant. The drawing and dislributioa will conducted by a Committee appointed by the ticket-bokUra, in the Ful-
lowing manner:
The Agent or Poetmaater of any city or town where the greatest number of ticket* are *oid by the fint of B#X L In proportion to the number of inhaMtants, will l>e notifiod to barn two men appointed; and the city or town where the next greatest amount to sold, to baveone man appointed, who will hare the entire charge of the drawing ami dietrthathm of the Gifts. They will be sworn to conduct the same In a fair ami Impartial mi.nner, in behalf of the Ticket-holders and
Proprietor.
The expenses of eaeh committee-man wlH be defrayed, to and from the place of drawing; also, during the drawing, ami for their services, die sum of 93.00 per
day.
The drawing will take place In CentreTille, Appanoose county, Iowa, commencing on the first day of July, lR5fi,and continue from day to day uatil compte ted. A printed copy of the drawlag, certified to by the committee, and attested by a p-oper officer, will be
sent in all cases, to Die ticket-holders.
The Ticket* are J2.50 each, but wbero ten, ami less than twenty-fire, are sold to one man 4r club of men,
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sent for $2 each.
The above reduction is allowed only where the tickets are ordered from the office, or purchased uf my Travel-
ing Agent*.
£Forin of receipt necessary to be sent where ticket* are ordered, and the money left on deposit: Deceived ol WiLMsM Kxin. Proprietor of the Centreville Gift Enterprise, to be drawn in C'entreville, Appanoose county, Iowa, on the Ut day ^f July, 1856, — dollars, it being the proceeds of the sale of Tickets, to be |>aiJ thirty day* after drawing, provided the drawing takes place at the time, and is conducted in the manner described in the bills; and if not, then this is to ire void. The receipt must be signed by the person with whom the money is left on deposit rive per cent, will be allowed de|>osUor* on the ainount of their deposits. All money sent at my risk, where the Postmaster* receipt is taken, and in no case will 1 be responsible where this is not complied with. Any money sent, or returns mailed previous to the commencement of the drawing, will be credited, even if they arrive after the drawing commences. Any Tickets Agents cannot sell, must be mailed previous to the drawing. There will be no prizes paid on any ‘Tickets where.this rule is not complied with. I am receiving letters daily from every section of the country, Inquiring how the drawing will be conducted by the committee. It requires a great deal of time and expense to answer them all separately. This is intended as an explanation to all. There will be 40,0)8) bal h.U, cut of u uniform size, and numbered Irom I to 40.1X8) inclusive, Just the same as the tickets. Those ballots will be put into a wheel and thoroughly mixed, and a boy will be selected by the committee, who will be blind-folded, and bis arm bared to the shoulder so that there cannot bo any possible deception. The flrst^ballot drawn out, the person bolding the ticket wilh the number corresponding, will draw the first prize, or No. I in the bills. The person holding the ticket with the number corresponding with the 2d drawn ballot, will draw the second prize as per bills, and so on until they are all drawn of the price of the ticket and over; the remainder being uniform “ 81 each,” there will be no necessity of drawing them. of has afew Tickets for*ale. He {careful in naming your Post Office, county and State, and if any item ol information has been omitted, the undersigned is alwa)* ready to answer letters of
inquiry
I will be pleased to hear from you soon, and hope you will select a number in which your investment will ptove successful. Address, \VM. REID, CentreTille, Appanoose county, lows. Remember, the outlay of the small sum of $2 50 may make you comfortable for life. All money of $25 and over left on deposit until thirty days after the drawing. Any inquiries relating to the quality and value of the
proprietor,
Centreville, will
--•I Firm of PHI a i n.-s in Wayne Co., ('-ad Firm of Id) m res in Wayne Co., i , H»#f Finn of I6U iw-n-s in Wayne ('*)., 11 ’sad Firm of |t\0 acres in Wayne Co., 8*8 Firm of lin acres in Ringgold Co., ■ h J>s Firm of l.si acres in Ringgold Co.,
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1,440 1,440
1,410 1,440
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1,080 1,080
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720
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I acres in Ringgold Co.
»x I-s (if F«n» of I jn acres in Ringgold Co., »i I K it4 Firm of 1.81 seres in Ringgold Co., I :«i F'-nuf Firm of 120 acres in Ringgold Co., ‘ i"*a 8i'u(Vtrmot*)Kresin Wayne county,
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l-'-cofFirni sjarrej in Wayne county,
"(si left's in Wayne county,
|‘ * v Firm of is) acres in Wayne county, - < rinn of So acres in Wayne county, I P*™ 1 °f hi seres In Wayne county, iT* 1 720 • m t orncr Lot in Nebraska city, wniu.ly dtDated in the busineas inirt
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liltowll! . 6,l . b * rtat f'.'s fine Pianos, Ct8) I * suei[,le n ,|„| 'i Wu Carriage,.
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I , *■ Nebraska City, on Main 500 I toili 00 * **'* n " f , P* oni " 1 ' 1’arriage lly-j', 500 I ^ ,0 splendid I’ianos, rosewocxl Ittov 'Z ?* Co. V * i’mnoV. !!'.* I , f * rm of lo acres in Ringgold I'WFmTV; 300 I ^ f,r ™ ef 40 acres in Ringgold Co., I 1 ^"" - « »rr - in Ringgiw co.; 360
*fvno( 4" acres in 'ltinggoU Co.’. 360
. ,r »of 4uscr,* in Ringgold Co.,
^dFo-'V. 360
_ ^ ^ tcru# in Kininroltl Co.$
I'Ns/iT-J-- 360
I Wi. ^ of K'wrcs in Ringgold Co., ^G«ra of 4U *crea in RinggoM Co.’, 360 *4. hr * ^ 40 * cr e» in Ringgold Co", ^
Kv^of Heavy Draft tiones... 350 1to< "“tch Mules, 4 years old, 3U0 r^X^? <8splendid Carriago Horses, 3(8)
I 1%,/, B Lda in CentrevTlIe, coun-
K7C county 350 l'h<Yalcke*, at 8150 each ... 1,500 l$hg fc .J*P ,ll iwo hone Buggy 150
Lumber Wagon, new. 125
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^jjkkdkl Carriage Harness *ii1 $«« *'*ch ! f jC 1 **** tmld Guard Chain*, 830 LW **»leut Revolvers, silver 1^ baAefca Gun, splendid 1 ir*?****' a* 4 ■ ■ -••- i Jk. O'Msaenlal Braceleto.flO Ear Klii^s, $10 H,n »v *»• <**•*» 5 K ' n t»- 810 each... S t ~ u with cases, l(i^^’G u ld‘peM wtih'«aawu ^ aatu^u Peekes of Haary toJS - * 4 Uu ™<7 W ork., *piend - ^ ***■ mmv -*** *iipaVt*iira'.'.l‘..7. $£» ‘ "" 1 ‘A 1 -***»<* ■ grwtor va*8<Ma( of the Madam
8,500 3,222
land, and responsibility or integrity of addressed to the lollowing persons in C
be promptly answered.
11. TANNKHILL, County Judge, f. L. ARMSTRONG, County Clerk.
Hon. AMOS HARRIS.
DANIEL P. SPARKS, P. M.
SPECIAL NOTICE-
In order to give me sufficient time to notify the Agent In the city or town where they are entitled to chooae the, committee to su|>erintend the drawing and distribution; it will be necessary for each Agent to report to me as early as the first of June, the number of Ticket* sold, also the number of inhabitants. It will be necessary for each connnitiee-man to have a certificate, signed by the Acont m tmr rown wnere he has been chosen, that he Is the person selected by a majority of ihe Ticket-holders of that town, ff the committee do not arrive in time to commence the drawing by the- first of July, there will have to be others selected in their place, for the drawing must ami will commence on the first of July. Agents are warded in every State to dispose of Tickets, to whom a commission of ten pei.ceut. will be allowed on all sold. For premiums offered to Agents, you are referred to
large bills.
Remember, all sums of $9-7 and over will be deposited in the hands of some responsible person of your selection, until thirty days after the drawing is completed WM, REID, Proprietor, Centreville, Appanoose county,Iowa. All persons drawing prizes of Land, will have their deeds sent to them free of charge. Those drawing other property which can bo sent by railroad or other conveyance, will bo sent to their order. LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS. Josxfii C. Coni*, Logansport, Cass Co. Wii.i.iars Hxi.i., West Lebanon, Warren Co. R. S. Collins, Independence, Warren Co. Martin 1*. Rates, Granville, Delaware Co. Gkoroe Oldham, Edinburgh, Johnson Co. aprll I<) dlwA w4w
MAMMOTH STOCK SPRING GOODS! II. J. HORN & C O. T TA VK. in store, and are daily receiving from the XX East, their Spring supply of □F*«,xi.cy T>r-y Grooctm, Consisting of Silks, Grenadines, Organdies, Jaconets, Bareges, Challies, Kobea in Organdie, Barege Chintz, Ac., French and English Prints, Ginghams, Brilliants, Ac., comprising the largest and choicest stock of Dress Goods ever offered in this city. EMBROIDERIES.—A very largo and choice assort mental very low figures. Hosiery and Gloves.—This Department cannot be surpassed, both in quality andprice. Bonnet Ribbons and Dress Trimmings,all and chea .Straw Lace, Bio Straw Hats, Ac, Mantillas and Suawls.—Our assortment In this line as usual, is very large, comprising every thing new ami desirable. JUP Wo keep the richest and most Fashionable Goods, and sell at the lowest rates. H. J. HORN & CO., niar31 No. 10, West Washington street.
1 new styles, Htraw^Goods. -Every variety of Tuscan, Florence Lace, Blond and .Split Straw Bonnets, Children’s Fancy
KL.EGTION NOTICE.
E., I. & 0. Straight Line Railroad. rpilK Annual Election for eleven Directors of lha X Evansville, Indianapolis A Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company, will bo held at the office of the Conqiany, in Uie city of Indianapolis, on FRIDAY, the second day of May next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at which time the officers for the ensuing year will also be elected. [aprl-d3w] J AS. GREENE, Soc’y. rpHK I, ADI KM are respectfully Invited to call and X examine our splendid lot of Dress Silks, Challies,
lie Beges, Lawns, Poplins, Organdies, Ac.
apd-dtf HADLEY, HUNT A MENDENHALL. LANDRETH’S GARDEN SEEDS. T KHALI, receive again this winter, a very lam lot X of the celebrated Garden Seeds from David Land re th, Philadelphia. Gardener* or others, who want to get large lota of certain Seeds, will do wail to give me their orders on or before new year, as the demand in the spring for Laudreth’* Seed*, 1* generally each, that I cannot furnish enough. My assortment will be complete in time for the demand in the spring. AU boose-keeper* who have a small spot of ground, will do Ntell to invest a few dimes in those seeds,as they will reandOtiars.
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no 10 wtf
CHARLES
No 89 Washington street.
1 -vtM.'TUK EUAN offers hia Professional services to X * the citixensof Indianapolis He has been continually engaged in the practice of Medicine during the last 83 years. Office at hia residence, near Governor Wallace's, on the North-eastern Diagonal, or MaaaaehnseUa Avenue. jaalldfim
J. D. MUIW,
General Engraver and Printer
No. BROADWAY,
NKW YORK.
jr7*Card plate Engraved and M boat canto for $1 H;
KKXt Type cards $3.
Orders sent by mail promptly attended to.
doe 12 dAw3mo
FASHlDNa.
/-N C. SCOTT’S Spring Fashions Just received for {j. distribution to the trade, by ^ ^ feb 12 Ne. 2 New Odd Fellows' Hall.
T. ZUMBUSCH, atataa la Watches, Clocks, aad Jewelry, temperance hall, (la New York Maatc Store,) INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
■•War Ware Sett*, Speeae, »»4 CUaeeeff, Of Welches and Jewelry, end ***** ^ klsda of meedto*,4effele WfettoMR** “• wenew
the piece, Ct
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PROFESS’AL CARDS.
wB.*eaaLas. eae. a. caanua. QUARLES A CHAPMAR, -A. ttoxrzxoyw fffct XffShWWy AMB NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 30 Eact Washington KL, Up Main, oee deor Bast of the Wright House, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. IO*Will attend to the praaecatioa of Roto near ta We State Courts, and to the prompt collection of Claims throughout Indiana. BKFKRENCBS: Winslow, Lanier A Co., New York; Moyer & Hazard, Philadelphia; Blanchard, Converse, A Co., Boaton; Gilmore A Brothcrloo, Cincinnati, 64 A. D. Hunt A Co., Louisville; 8. A. Fletcher, Indianapolis. no 94 dly
TAR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, (tote ot Maryland,) XT having made a permanent location in this city, at the corner of Meridian and Ohio streets, one square North of the Governor’s Circle, would inform the citizens of this city and surrounding country, that he is now prepared to receive and give attention to those who may call on him profeasiocally. From tho long experience lie has had In bis profession, he would rest hi* assurance on being able to give general satisfaction. REFER BNCBS 7 C. G. McLean, D. D., J. W. Hamilton, Esq., Col. James Btoke, Dr. N. Dorsey, Dr. F. 8. Newcomer, Win. Stewart, Eaq. dec5,1855.—t)Awtf
a. a. BCBLL. A LSI. BCD. uasull. BUELL. & HASKELL, A TTOBNEY8 AT LAW, NOTARIES PUBTV LIC and Commissioner* of Deeds for the several States end Terrirories. Will practice in nil the Courts; make collections; prosecute claims for Bounty Band, Extra Pay and Psnsions, and procure Patents. All business intrusted to them either in person or by letter, will be promptly attended to. jjy Office No. 3, Second Story, 24)4 East W ashing-on-sL, Indianapolis, Ind. mar22
SAM HERON, JTTOH.y’K I' jr CltVJy'SMVOU \MT InMW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, CONNERSVILLE, FAYETTE COUNTY, XxvcXXajcxa RxraxaHru.—Taylor & Paulding, Abbott, Johnes & Co., Philadelphia; Tyler, Davidson & Co., Tweed A Andrews, Cincinnati; W. W. Frybarger A Co., ConaersvIMe. mart d&w
M. IGOE,
Attorney and Conneellors at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Uj'Will give prompt attention to all Professional business entrusted to his care, and make collections
throughout tbe State.
Ornct—In the new Odd Fellows’ Hall.
feb 1 dly
JOHN T. DONEOHY, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 38)4 AVest WashiHgton Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. lU/’OlIlce, (Up-Stairs,) over Mr. Willard’s Store, iiov 23 dtf
absau aaowia.
PHILIP L. SPOONER.
OPOONKR & BROWF.R- Attorneys at IO Law, Office, corner Main and Third streets, CiMriNnatt, O., will practise in the several Courts of Hamilton County, Ohio, and give personal attention to the coilecton o' Cl 1 ; ms in the counties of Dearborn, Ohio, Switzerland, D. catur, Ripley, and Franklin, in Indiana. KErxRKMCM.—Col. E. Dumont, Pres’tState Bank; Jas. M. Kay, Ksq., Cash’r State Bank ; tapt. A. L. Voorhees, and Harvey Bates, Esq., Indianapolis. marf-dly
XVIVL. S. SXa.fiioa.llp Ollle* .Vo. 6ft Chamber* fetrett, JVVso York, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, And Commissioner to take the acknowledgment of Deeds and other writings, to be used in Witcensin, Indiana, Minnesota,and other Western St miss. 4ec7.
DR. T. B. ELLIOTT, T aTE of the Indiana Hospital for the Insane, tenders X-i his services to the public in the general practice of his profession. Omca—Illinois street, three doors North of the Babes House. Mraraww—South Struct, one square Hast of the Madison Depot. dec6-dlf
A. S. WRIGHT, M. D., XXOlVt 03E303F*. fV-THIST. Office on the Sonlh-west corner of 'Washington ai id Meridian Streets—Entrance nearly opposite PostOffii e. H p Residence on West side of Illinois Street, o ue square and a half South «f the Blind Asylum. marl' 9
JOHN 8. TARKINGTON. Attorney at Law and Notary Public, ODD FELLOW’S HALL, Comer of Washington and Pennsylvania StgeeLs. JO 3 Bounty Land procured. O4<30 DUMONT & TORBBT, AT’TOHNXiYS AT LAW, Office in Capital House Buildings, up stairs. INDIANAPOLIS IND.
JONATHAN A. LISTON, -A. 11 o i* n. © y a. t X* «, -t^cr , OPPICa ON MERIDIAN STREET OVER THR POST OTTinm. *ep30marL
HOTELS, &C. AMERICAN HOTEL OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. XV. J. ELLIOTT. Proprietor. J^Meato at all Hours of the day. dec 13 dly
NEW ALBANY, &C.
a. ■- camp—1 1
a. a. campwell.
BROOKS & CAMPBELLS, IMPOEXEBS AM* «0*mms IN Qneennrare, English and French China, gla88ware, American, English and german HARDWAKB AND CUTLERY, BKITAffiZA WARM, SOLA* LAMPS, AMD
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Dally Ledger 85; Tri-Weekly *3; Weekly 89 S. ». NORMAN, J. U. MOKR1SOM, U S. MATTMXWS. Norman, MnrrisM k Mattkews, PRINTERS, BOOK BINDERS, and BLANK BOOK MLANUFACTITRBKS. Pearl BA, between Main aad Market, NEW ALBANY, IND. Job Printing at short aotiee aad on favorable tanas, april Ud2m
PIANO FORTES. VABDIV ft COMSTOCK, ft CO., Maim S8., bet. State aad Lower Pint, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA, TTTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THR TV public that they are constantly manufactaring PIANOS, of tho ii)^tap-|aBHBl proved style*, to which they tovlte the at-l| # | f( tention of purcassors in Southern Indiana. They will warrant their instruments to be fine toned and equal to any in the market. ITZpWe have now on hand.a splendid Seven Octave Instrument, to which we Invite the attention of persona wishing to purchase. TTPOId Pianos tuned, repaired, or taken In exchange for nsw ones. mar 1 NARDIN A COMSTOCK, A CO
W. D. BEACH, PRODUCE ADD COMMISSION 3VE XSROB-A.aa’T*, And Agent for ttoe Sale of KANAWHA AND ALUM SALT, HYDRAULIC CEMENT AND WHITE LIME. A S Agent for the Kanawha Salt Company, will be prepared to fill orders with the brands of the best manulitcturers at all times, at Cincinnati prices. Corner of Market & Wall Street, JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. apr14 dlw&wl m
TOLEDO.
C. A. KING & CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION AND SHIFPINtt MERCHANTS. TOLEDO, OHIO.
CHXXLKR A. KINO
■ BKNXZRR WALBaiDOX. PROPRIETORS OF
STEAM ELEVATORS AND VESSELS ON LAKES. FOOT OF JfJDlSOJY STBKFT. I \F.AL_KRS in Coarse, Fine and Dairy Salt, Plaster, XJ Cement, Ac. Cash advanced on Consignments,
april 11 dtf
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\V. W. GRIFFITH, STOREAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. -pvEALER IN Salt, Plaster, Water Lime &c.
Proprietors ©f vesselsVrn Lakes.
L/1UIU UCO., &C., Cash advanced
property consigned to this or Eastern markets. Of-
! and Elevators.
FOOT OF MONROE STREET, TOLEDO, OHIO,
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G. A. CARPENTER. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, TOLEDO,. OHIO. Liberal Cash advances made on produce consigned to me for sale, in this or Eastern markets. Warehouse between Jefferson and Monroe Streets,
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE Y. H. KE° P TCHAM.
TOLEDO, OHIO. JOHN BERDANy Canlt’r.
U^Collections made and promptly remitted.
Fine and Fancy Furniture. rriHE undersigned offers to the citizens of IndtonapoX li* and vicinity all kinds of Plain,Fancy ft Carved Parlor Fnrnitnre. —ALSO— STORE FURNITURE, Of every description, constantly on hand and made to order. He is prepared to fill orders for Furniture at tbe shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Shop on Illinois street, opposite the Gall House. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. mar29-dly I. WILDE.
GAET HOUSE, JOSEPH SC’III ill M ELL, Proprietor. Illinois Street, near Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, INDTANA. npHIS House is entirely new, and has lately been-. X thoroughly fitted up and furnished with new and beautiful furniture. Its location is convenient to business, and its situation pleasant, and travellers will at all. times find upon its table the very best the market af- - lords. TO’CHARGKS—ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. dec 13 dtf
SHERMAN HOUSE. J. A. PATMOR & CO., PROPRftSTOKS, Corner Clark and Handolpk Streets, (Opposite the Coart House,)
J. A. PATMOR,| J. W. PATMOR,) dh 24 d6m.
I David runnion, ( WILLIAM XCKNIOM.
BROADWAY HOTEL, CINCINNATI, 0. ’ CAPT. CHAS. II. CROMWELL, Proprietor. Breakfast at 5 A. M.for pest eng ere by tht Morning T-ain*. aprfi-ly
JF CTJl.iaiTTT3EM.3B3 MANUFACTORY AND WABEK00M.
JOHN VETTER.
No. 60 Washington Street, (opposite THE NKW odd FBLLOW8’ HALL.)
T HAVE on hand and am prepared to moke to order, X every description of plain and fine Fashionable Parlor Furnitnre, on reasonable terms, and at short notice, i to prompt customers. Employing the beet workmen in ' every department of the factory, and having the advantage of everv deecription of machinery that can be used. Is D enabled to offer my work on the most favorable
.arms teheaper than the cheapest, for cash.
JOHN VETTER.
no 7 dtf Factory opposite Ihe Madison Depot.
WRIGHT HOUSE SAUml, (UP STAIRS.) LOUIS EPPINGER, PROPRIETOR. 1 mar I
NEW ORLEANS. WRIGHT, BATES & MAGUIRE, Wholesale Grocers, No. 6, Bates House, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, A RE now receiving, direct from headquarters, a very _r\. large and complete assortment of Groceries, which me are prepared to wholesale to the trade at very tow ifigures. We are amply able to supply Merchants throughout the .State with Groceries at river prices (adding freight). Oorpurchasesare made in the East and New Orleans, for cash. We would call the especial attention of the trade to the following items: 100 brls. and 50 half brts. N. O. Molasses; 75 hhdv. N. O. Sugar, from fair to choice; 150 bags Rio Coffee, (prims); 20 bags Java do; 50 half chests Tea, all grades; 100 caddies Tea, 5 to 80 fcg. each; 25 tierces Rice; JOO boxes M. R. Raisins, new crop; 30 do Layer, do do; 150 drums Figs; do do; 60 brls. and half brls. Mackerel; . 100 dozen Brooms; 50 do Buckets; 75 barrels Tar; 40 brls. Cider Vinegar; 100 bales Batting, Nos. 1 and 2;
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No. 6, Bates House.
BROOMS! BROOMS! ALWAYS ON HAND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, OL* Hike 3MC&xrlK.ot 3E*xrioo0. INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
? Td the Advantage of All. ] VTiHK time for every one in general to purchase their : X -6 PA/NO AND SUMMER GARMENTS j 3s close at hand; and the aim of every one being to , -buy the best, neatest and most Fashionable Garments ^*t the very lowest prices, we deem it a duty to the trs7 ding community and to ourselves, to draw attention to
| -our extensive assortment of
CLOTHS, CA8SIJMERBS, VESTINGS, UREADY MADE CLOTHING
—AND—
C4ENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
i nff the latest styles and best fabrics.
CHOICE LOTS!
rTMIK highest, most beontifal, health tost and beMlocm { X ted lots in the city, are new offered for gale, shaoted
oalv five snares from Odd I
only five sqnres from Odd Fellows Hall, and prices raiqc-
purehasera.
The proprietor* of Fletcher’* Addition new offer lor onto about throe hundred City Lets, and weald call the attention ef the poblic to the beat Ma yet placed in
Um market.
Those Lola am lecated wrrma the City limits, and it requires no out *r* to suable sarahas* rite reach tferaa, while Ihe low price at which they are ofibred wil per-
mit any taduttriona man to hoy.
fit* years giroa (e complete th* payment, and whore
Our connection with important bouses, at well as •other facilities, enable us to oAtr such induoaments that we hope to meet the soafideneo of oar former Mends
amd customers.
Tke Merchant Tailoring Department ire mains entirely under the superintendence of'Mr. K. jB. Msi.vn.Ls. His strict attention to the same, and our goods being selected with the greatest care, enables us to make garmenla to order of the totem fashion at short notice and very asodemle prison. «LASER * BROTHERS, marlt) dtf Oak HdU, No. 8, Bates Houee.
Indianapolis
the nnrehaaer buibto at eoeo, no rsvanwr required tho
fintynar. thus giving 8KVKN YKA R3 U and making tt much nsaun for tho oevm
y*y fire a lot, than the “leu
Brat year, thus giving SKV and making tt rnnch n*ams
deHart emery three month*" system. Examine for youresivea. Boy aad proving at oaeo, aad yon wlH never regret H.
agnat always ta atianitaano at tho Wffimes ot MMos ). Fletcher, on VUgtnto Avoouo, In Rfia vi Mom
tho iota,and give any dorired Information.
Ofitoo ta the Johnann Bail ting. Worn of Ok Wright
Doona, ovsw Yaadan dk llinna’ Law Ofitaa.
mar 14diw3m M. J. PUnY-IIKR, AgeaL
pmsMium
rpHRSS Pamysnrei 1 free dottvory sad
rvars. to i
. , Insurance Company. f Atfenrfaoti Gnpttail. fiffiOff^tiff. Dusinefifi Confinad to StKta of LudiamK
INCORPORATED, IWfi.
. J3QARD OF DIRECTORS: Joh a D. Deflreea, K. W. H. KUto, Wm>.M. McCarty, DofomRoqt,
Wm. RWHH| \m
W. G.. Wharton,
w , wri3r• wV • W rigBky
H.K. Tnlbou,
JOHN D. DBFRRES, PreaX
L.R. BROWNELL, Bacfy.
Sottvaa F.r
ac.g
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:i>wntsuis Beefy.
Sxmcu. F. CoviMOTon, Csnsral Agent. BnuauM, Sarreyor for indiaanpnBs. lead Marine RtakaUkoa atIMtand eqahaM
. TA LLBY TSLl
TAMM FOB SAIS. ta BOW aOhsad formto in aad oa raaaoaaMe terms. inf Ota
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ooxxkxkkerolfihl Oollece, COL UMBUS, OHIO, TMa Mmat Ttoaramgla mmti Prmcttcsl Itastltmtltim in tke went!
TRRM8:
advaoeif.' 00 For Full Con me in Lodies’Departmeat.. .*.V.".".".'.T*0 00 'T'HE PROPRIETORS TAKE GREAT PLEASURE A. in expressing their thanks for the gratify ing and unprecedented success which have marked the career of their Institution since its establishment at lha Capital, aad stimulates them to renewed exertions to meet, lathe most efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand for a nmcticnl and comprehensive course ofMerrantile training. The great practical experience of tire Principal, tii henry Banking and Commercial Houses, Mritied br educated and accomplished geatiemen, has sss.fes's'isi; liss&'tfTSusas: NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION!
by this new process, is drill'd at the
DKSK, individualiy, step by step, until he h*« . uastered the whole routine of an Accountant's duties os thoroughly as though he had served an apprenticeship in’ some large Commercial House; and thus all awkwardness, folterihg and egregious blunders, ore, in a great
measure, dissipated.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assistants, we have also secured the services of some of the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture on Com
merctal topics.
Our course of instruction is too extended to particuk, 6 ™’ tail B embraces everything connected with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and foil discussion of its Soientiflc principles—Lectures upon Commercial History, and History ot Eminent Commer-
cial Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial Prodoc ta, Commercial Calculations, Political Economy,
Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade. Partnership, dec. THE LADIES* DKPAKTIHKNT >w opened for the reception of Ladles. No Instituin the Union impart* a more thorough or interosl-
1s no tion
it forth our legree, the flattering reception with which our enterprise has met, and pledge ourselves to impart a more thorough, practical course of Mercantile Instruction than can be formed at any other similar Mercantile College. Among the many recommendations, we give the following : “ We, the undersigned, take pleasure in testifying that we are personally acquainted with Mr. Grahsir’s ability as an Accountant and Teacher of Book Heaping, which is of the highest order. He has had great experience as an Accountant, In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which give* him superior facilities in imparting a practical knowledge of Book Keeping, and a thorough Commercial Education. I. J. ALLEN, LL. D., President of Farmers’ College. LOR1N ANDREWS, President of Kenyon College. * • • * * * To young men who wish to acquire a “ business education,” wo think it affords facilities seldom equaled. Mr. Granger ha* the rare qualification of theoretical knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting Room experience, and we feel confident that graduate* from his College will be fully competent to keep the most complicated get of books, A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. J. J. JANNEY,Sec’y B’rd of Control, State B’kofO. J. F. PARK, Book Keeper at D. T. Woodbury’s. D. OVERDIER, Book keeper at Clinton Bank. H. Z. MILL, Sec’y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. m C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley & Co’h. For full particulars, send lor circular. GRANGER <fc ARMSTRONG, an 2G dl y Proprietors.
HARD WARE, SADDLERY, CUTLERY, &e. TTHE subscribers are now receiving the following, X direct from the Eastern Manulaclurersand Old England. We have now on hand a larger and cheaper stock than can be found elsewhere in the West. We have added many new articles, as well as Increased those heretofore kept, which will be sold at Cincinnati prices, with the addition of freight. Among tho articles of which we have a full assortment: Tablr and Pocket Cutlery.—The best assortment ever offered in the West. Bpildino Matkrials.—Such as Locks, Latches, ButtHinges, Screws, Glass, &eCarpentrrs’ and Coopers’ Tool*.—A foil assortment of Chisels, Hand and Tennant Saws, Planes, Drawing Knives, die. Cabinet Makers’ Goods. —Mahogany and Walnut Veneers and Knobs, Till, Chest, Cup-board Locks,Table Hinges, Bed Castors,Glue,&c., drc. Blacksmiths’ Tools—Such as Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates, Bellows, Hammers, Rasps, Files, Shoenberger’s Iron, Steel, Plow Moulds, &c.,<kc. Gun-Smith Materials—Locks,Trigger*, Tubes, Gunmountry and Barrels, Pistols, Game Bags, Cape, Flask*, Ac. For Millers.- leather Belting, Packing, Rope, Bolt log Cloths, Mill Cross-cut and Circular Saws, Flies, &c. For Farmers.—All kinds of Farming Utensils, Plows, Corn Shellors, Hay Cutters, Cast Steel and Steel back Scythes, Cradles, Forks, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, dec. Carriage Trimming.—Enameled and plain Oil Cloths, Laces, Fringes, Linings, Hub Bands, Bellows, Spokes, Shafts, Axles, Springs, dtr., drc. Saddlery, Hardware and Harnrss Mounting.—A large assortment Saddle Trees, Buckles, Stirups, Haraes, Enamelled and Patent Leather, Morocco, Sheep and Calf Skins, drc., drc. We design keeping every article in that line. Also, Shoenberger Iron, Nails, and Belmont Nalls, Log, Trace, Halter, and fifth Chains, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Axes, Curry-Combs, patent and common strap Hinges, Grind Stones, and Irens, Widow Sash, drc., Ac. For sole, at wholesale orzetail, at the sign of the Big Padlock, No. 26 West and 86 East Washington street, H. S. KELLOGG dr SON. Indianapolis, Jan. 10,1856.
AGENCY OF THE
ROCHESTER SCALE WORKS!! BIKKENMAYKK & HHliWgTRK, TTAVE the Agency of thi* extensive manufactory XX for Central Indiana, where the wares manufactured by that Campany can be had at all times. All wares guaranteed to be second to none in the world. Our Stock consistsof the following articles, viz : Portable Platform Scales, all sizes
Dormant and Warehouse Scales Coal, Hay and Cattle Scales Vv heal and Hopper Scales
Counter Scales
Hail Road Track Scales
Depot Scales
Warehouse Tracks Locomotive Lamps
Conductor’s Signal Bells
Fire Proof Safes
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above articles, will do well to give us a call (before buying, as the above wares cannot bo excelled In quality or price,) at tho AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
74 East Washington street,
Indianapolis, Ind.
STEAM BOILERS.
toting, un-
der the name and style of KELSHAW dr SINKER,
J^OTICE
4^
The partnership heretofore te ana style of KELSHAW
in the Boiler and Sheet Iron business, has this, the thirteenth day of July, A. D., 1855, been dissolved by mutual agreement. All business transactions ol the late Arm will be promptly attended to by the undersigned, who continues the business, and requests all those who have any claims whatever against the above to present them for settlement.— Also,those who know themselves indebted either by notes or book account, to make immediate payment. I will use this opportunity to express my gratitude for the extensive encouragement we have shared the past Are years, and solicit a continuance of patronage, as 1 am determined that nothing shall be lacking on my port to execute promptly and well all orders entrusted to my core. Nothing wul be offered for sole but what I can confidently recommend and warrant to be good and
afford to the ] ueavor to kec
on ban d at the Iron Cnee shop on the Union Track, directly couth ef K. R. Underhill’s Foundry and Machine Shop, Indianapolis, Indiana. R. T. SINKER, Boiler maker and Sheet Iron Worker.
aarannacEs*
R. R. Underhille A Co., HsmolmsTi A Vinton, Franklin Wright, I. Daria A Co. j wStaLVwjiE'i
“
A. Onar A Co., “ Richmond, “ J. S.* R.K. Neal, “ Madison, “
Machinists, Indianapolis, la-
AM, use of tho well May, has saaeclatod with
tf known firm of MeKarnan A May,
klm Samcel A. Raaaa,in the
iMkl EfitaU and General
Ageney Bvaineafi.
ThetaMfaMMwW hereafter he transacted
tayleand firmer
HeKUURAH * BBOAK. All basi Bess entrusted to
to;
BOOTS & SHOES, &C.
PREMIUM SHOE STORE.
LARGE STOCK ,SD
Qrmt Inducement, to Pinhutn! ADAM KNODLE, A T THE OLD STAND, on Washington street, ooe A door west of the Sentinel BntMtng, to now in receipt of hie SPRING end SUMMER Mock of Boots St Shoe*, Selected with the greet cm core to the Eastern etUee, xyrmly forthe IndtaBapoitatrade. My stock coeatota GAITERS, BOOTESjtvsKINS, SUPPERS,
At. Gent* fine and heavy
Booh, Brogans, Pnmpt,
And Fancy Hoots and Shot* of every description. 0 lx 11 d. a* e xx’flh 08 lx o o fifiO Of oil qualities styles and prices; and, in tact, every article nsnajly found in n well ordered Shoe Store. 1 am prepared te offer extra inducement to purchas-
ers, both in quality and price ef work.
CUSTOM WORK
Made to order os usual, of tbe beet material, and in a
) unsurpassed y ask a continuation of the liberal
heretofore bestowed by the citizens of lu-
ADAM KMODLK.
Journal, copy.)
style of workmanship uoourpaased. 1 would respectfully ask a euntini patronage heretofore bestou ' dianapeus. { ap2-dttin ]
(Locomotive and
Imporintht «• the Ladies. SUMaMER BOOffS, SHOES, (wititers, fttc.
A T 1,0
J. A. VINNEDGE,!
52, Blau’s CoMMBsnal Row, has js*t returned from the Eastern Markets, where he has made arrangement* to have hi* Goods manufactured to order. He to now receiving his Spring Goods, and thinks he can offer as good an assortment of Indies’, Misses’ and Children's Wear, as any house In the city,
and at lower prices tor cosh.
He ha* Ladies’ Gaiters, Plain and Tipped, that he sells for 81, f1.25.81.50 and 88; Ladies’ Foxed Gaiters, a good article, at 81.95; Slippers and Buakina,<rom the best manufacturers, at prices ranging from 50 cents to
$1.50.
He has ihe largest and best assortment of Children's
Shoes ever brought to this city. Ladies’ Wear of every description, from the best
Eastern Manufacturers.
Misses' Wear, a targe variety, Boots, Gaiters, Bus-
kins, Slippers, Ties, Ac., Ac.
A large assortment of Children’s Wear of every Boys and Vouths Calf, Kip, Enamelled, Patent
Leather Shoes; Patent and Cali Gaiters.
Misses' Sewed and Pegged Calf and Patent Leather Boots and Shoes; Webster Ties, Opera Patent, and
Calf Boots, Slippers, Ac.
All are invited to on examination of my stock. Repairing done to order. J. A. VINNEDGE, ap3-dtf ] 53, Blake’s Commercial Row.
NEW MOT k SHOE STOKE.
Ho. li, West Washington-St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD.
TT A VINO mom reerirsfi a*d irreugef tfee meri cemXI plete aaoortmeni of Goods ol every Arecrlrtkxx, invito ail creation am) there*of mankind to walk ta ami exnattao my Sooda. My stock of Faocy Goods, Toys, ota., to of oodtosa variety. Aasoaori the lot ore Crying Bahtaa; ChlnabaUung nolle, whStaand titoek ; Drome 4 Dolls, KM, Bath tag. Jo to tod. Wax ami India Rubber Dotia, China Crying Babies, Cbtoa Dolt Heads, India Rubber DoU Hemto.DoU Bodies,ChtoaTeaaud Dinner NetU, Cupa and Saocors Tin and Coot Iron Stoves, China Toys, Crodio Toye. Silver Win **-1*1 ru. China Fignrea, Jet Droiutota, Rrosthac am) Cresses, Cornelian Ring*, Fancy Work Bom, Cnboa, Bwtos Music Boxeo^Aooordoona, Tambourines, Guitan, Bunion, Drama, Mia, Flute., Clarionettoe, Haramoctoos, VWdin., Watahoa, Pop-guna,Patot Boxes,Fir. Ruins*. Magic Lanterns, Portmonatos, Pocket Books 01 the very beet moaufeetpre, Noah's Arks, Masks, Furniture, Marble*, Animate oa hollows. Night Taper*, Thtartlte, Combe of every deecription. Hair Hreriea. Crotchet Needles, Powder Flocks, Shot Beits, Money Baris, Outlory of the beet English maauucture. Knives, Poign
onto, Pistols, Revolver* “ “
excellent ereut artii
of the public to respectfully solicited.
CHARLES MAYBR,
novl7-d«m , » Wjuhttmtou street.
m omv vww muamaomau enema koaml vxa » v* maeuswrig m XJbQhh Pistole. Revolvers, Bowie-Knives, Perritmery of I lent quality, Bhavtog Cream, and a thousand diffL articles too numerous to meulioa. Th* patoauag*
PICKLES, FRUITS, NUTS, CA*DIES. r\ HKRK1SS, Mixed Pickles, Pepper-Hauce, Tomato VT Catsup, Preserved Pine-Apple*, Freeh Pen eh sc. Pie Fruit, Flavoring Extrecu, Lobelen, Tumatae, Raspberry fiyrup. Rose-water, Prune*. Cltritn, Bplll Pom, LlnteU, Juniper Uerrtee. He up, Canary, Caraway, Coriander and Fennel Seeds, Sage, Out Meal, Sago, Pearl Barley, Karina, Millet, Cocoa, Chocolate, Almonds, Cocoa Nuts, Filberts, Paeon*, Walnuts, Pee Nuts, Catrons Currant., Dotes, Ptgs, Sardines, Pure Ctder Vinegar, Olive Oil, Swiss Cheese, Holland Herrings, Rock Candy , Sugar Toys. Cough Candy, Gum Drops, Tolu, Hoarhound and loetoud Mass Paris, Jobe Paste, Loeengee,
Drops, Almond and Candle*; in ste and excelleut assortment of the
tnd for sal* at very 1 CHARLES MAYER, No. *> Woshtogtou street.
Lady Drop*, Cream tact, the most complete above t
prices.
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C1MAK8 AND TOBACCO. smail Ptonlatioos, Regalia*, Praam do*. Operas, La Uaion, Pan tell**, Don Quixote*, Napoleon, etc., eta.— Whoever is a lover of a choui* Havanna, «*-Auld ■—t mtos to call, to enjoy the high Savor of my Ctoafe. To chewers lean oiiei the very beet brands of Vhgtoito James River Chewing Tobecoo. 1 have also ArauBcou. German and Snautob Smoking Tobacco of ail trot 4 eee Scotch Snuffs; Coarse and Flue Rappee ami M act of out a large variety of Bmoke Pipes, Snuff Haafet CtS Case., Tobacco Wallets, Stone Pipes, White kitiw Pipes and Cane Pipe Stems; in short, evortiMr-,.. t . couneetion with the weed. *
nov87-d6m
CHARLES MAVHB. ^0,^0 Waw.Klm^0ew. —
88 Washington
Japanned Tin-Ware and Tin Tgjr. nPlIE largest lot of above goods ever offered ut um X market, 1 have just received from the maniferturef direct. Amongst the Ware are lea Cannisteis, Drata Pans, Caudleritcks, Match 8afes, Graters, Nurse Ca^ Lamps,Pepper-Boxes, Sand-Boxes, Mpittoons, KugarI Bowls, Tumblers, Fruit Dishes, Spice and Sugar
SERRIN & M’DONALD ?XS
JJAVE taken the room formerly occupied by G10. G. friends and the public generati^that tiiey are now receiving a large and splendid assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Direct from the EasternManufactoP.ee, selected express-
ly for the City Trade.
Our stock consists, in part, of Ladies’ and Misses’ Guiter Boots, Ties, Bnsltiiis, etc., «feo., Gents Fine and Heavy Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Wear
of every description.
Olxi. xcXrexxat ’
of all qualities, styles, prices, dec
llXOONtt
We respectfully solicit an examination of our Stock, as we are determined to offer it at such prices as to make
it an inducement to purchasers.
apS-dti SERRIN & McDONALD.
J. K. SHARPE,
WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS, SHOES. AND LEATHER, A LSO, Dealer in Tanners’ Oil, Shoe Findings, Tanx\. uera and Curriers’ Tools, Patent Lea her. Moroccos, Shoe Thread, Boot Web, dec., &o., No. 96 East Wash-
ington Street, Indianapolis.
I£/ s Caah paid for Hides. dec 13 d&wly
CLOTHING,
Palls, Toy-Cupe, Spoons, Rattles, Hi see,Bxpress Wi uaces. Stoves, Si
1 otter at the most reasonable price*.
OH
> awaa»«v a irajo, A I'&IiCj Savings Banks, Bucketo, Plate*,
novl7-d6in
ARLES MAYER,
No. 29 VVaahiugton street.
FANCY BASKETS ft WILLOW WARE, T HAVE bow on hand the largest Stock of Faucy X Baskets and Willow-Ware offered In any market, and respectfully Invite the ladies to examine tbe latest styles of American, French and German Baskets of evera shape and form; amongst the lot ore beautMri WorkStands, Work-Baskets, Embroidered Baskets, potohelo, Retiesies, Berlin and Sailor Baskets; TiardlmgkRjuiir ting and Office Boakeit; Children's BaAeuq ttneFrencb Market Baskets, Fruit Baskets; Birds Nests, Toy Willow Wagons, Coaches and Cradles; Clothes Baskets, Hamper, oommon Market aud Field Baskets, xtt of which I offer at very low prices. CHARLES MAYER, nov 17 dOm No. 89 Washington street.
Jyfo-tr
—— McKRRNAN, F \M0RL A. EDGAR.
tin Hartford, OoBBMtmt.
MONSTER SPRING & SUMMER ARRIVAL. GOODS FOR THE MILLION'! THrixoXoflMblo dks lEl.ota.il! Unheard of Inducements to CASH BUYERS! ALL COMPKTITION DI8TAN4'BDt D. BACOWf, JR-, No. 59, West Washington Street, OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND^
ing
description, cut and made in the latest styles; and as the fashions of cloth, trimmings and cut, have varied very much this Spring, 1 am prepared to meet the change with a tremendous stock that will surpass any in neatness, style and durability, and for variety and extent far exceed any ever offered for sale in this city or
State.
My stock of Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, ‘ ranks and Valises, is large and well selected, and consists, In parts, as follows : COATS. French and German Cloth Dress, from $10 to 880. “ “ Frock, $5 to 330. Fancy Cassimere Business; Drab do do; Alpacca; Silk mixed French; White Duck; Linen Dusters. PANTS. Fine Black Doeskin, $3 to $10. Fancy French and Scotch Cass: “ American do; Fine Blue Cass; 20()0 pair common Panto, from 50c to $3.* White Duck and Summer Pants in endless variety. VESTS. Fine Black Satin White Duck. Fig’d Silk. Fancy Satin. Rich Velvets. Fancy Cass. Tweed, cheap. Any quantity of cheap Summer Vests. BHIKTS. White Linen; do Muslin; Striped and Checked ; Silk Undershirts; Merino do; Canton Flannel Undershirts—very cheap ; Linen Undershirts; Cotton do; DRAWERS. - Silk, Merino, Red Flannel, Canton Flannel, Wife Linen, White Muslin and Drilled. HOOKS. Silk, White Merino, Fancy Lisle, Cottonfind Wo Ole n. FITBNiSHINtt GOODS. White Silk and col’d. Kid, Back and Berlin Glo sec; Black, Italian, Fancy, Striped and Plain, Waterh'ird, Washington and Black Silk, Cravats. HATB AND CAPS. SUk, Moleskin, Soft, Panama and Leghorn. TRUNKS, VALISES A CARPET SACKS, tho largest lot in tke State. Cosh buyers, clow purchasers and prompt men, will find my stock adapted to their wants in both style and quality. Baying my Goods from first hands In Eoatern kets, (not Cincinnati.) and selling for cosh only, 1 am unaided to sell at about ’’one profit” lower than the some goods ore usual] v sold. Those who pay cash for their Geeds, will Ind It greatly to their advantage to visit my extensive aetabtiA-
mftnla
1 con most truly 09, I can now exhibit for pnbtie Inspection one of the taigeri, moot varied, thorough, complete and cheap stock ef Goads ever opened in the
Waaiern cot of my stock
FIRE-WORKS! FIRE-WORKS I T HAVE received from the very best manufacturer*, X ot flre-works, a very large assortment of fire-works, which 1 offer at the most reasonable prices. Amongst the lot are sixty thousand Torpedoes, 60 boxes No. 1 Gold Chop Fire-Crsekers, 12 boxes I »<1t >*’ FireCraokers, 15 boxes extraJarge size Fire QtaS era. Colored Roman Caudles, Colored AMnes, V Mia ,oes with
1 etna... jooes, RoboTlL Mfoes, Tri-
£SS!.»iW5B~‘Tar r-*-'
novlT-dfim LANDitETS’ir
No. 29 Washington street.
GAUDEN SEEDS.
T SHALL receive again this winter, a very targe lot ef X the celebrated Garden Seeds from David Landroth, Phitodelpsla. Gardeners, or others, who want to get large lots of certain Seeds, will do well to give me their ontan on or before New Year, as the demand tu the spring for Laudreth’a Seeds U generally such that 1 cannot furnish enough. My assortment will be complete in lime for the demand in the Spring. All house keepers who have a small spot of ground, wRl do well to Invest x lew dimes in those Seeds, as they will reap dollars. CHARLES MAYER, nov J7 dGmo No. 29 Washington street.
V_/ .Healed Measures, Tub Churns, Keelers, Flour, ihK ter and Lard Tubs and Backets; Rolling Pins, Butte* Pricio, Spooh* feid Ladles, Lemon Squeezers, Chopping Trays, Beefsteak Mallet*, Towel Rollers, Cloth Hakes: Brooms, Whisks crushes of every derortphan; Mop*. Neugros* Ropes, net! CydsjL'Ioihes Lines, Hem ~
■up and Cotton Twine, »U flzes; Hash ., always on hand aqd for sale at rerv lo
nor 17 dfim
mkcA&Z r ery low price*.
CHARLES MAYER, No. 29 Washington street.
Hobby Hones! Willow Wagons! Rattan Chaiw. ^ Tr ' r HAVE now In store avery large lot of Willow WagX oua aud Cradles. Hobby Horae*, Cabs, Y el oof pedes. Rattan Children’s C naira, Sledge*. As 1 get these good* manufactured in very large quantities, 1 can oflhr such inducements, especially in Willow Wagons, that nobody need to be without a Wagon to carry the baby. CHARLES MAYER, novl7 No. 89 Woohingtaw street.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS. T U8T received from Boston a very targe assortment of /ofilti Rubber Goods. Amongnt the variety of articles are Bat Hells, Fancy Colored Pnrior Balls, Pencil Colored 0*4 Uiib Balls, Solid Gum Halts of every rise, Crying Dells, and DoU Heads of nil sins. Laughing Babies, Negro Dolls, AnimaM^Rlaatto Bands, Dressing Combs, Long Combe, Snuff Combe, MsfittCe, Teething Rings, Whip*, Watches, eta., eta. Thera good* nr ill be found, in comparison to former prices, remarkably low. CHARLES MAYER, . nov 17-daui No. 89 Washington atrevt.
Bird Cagps! Bird Cano! ' I UST recuirod from t^e manufacturers, a very toige tl assortment of eomiiioh Canary Bird Cages, Robin and Red Bird Coxes, WalntH-i^ned Mocking-Bird Cages, Veneered Bird Cages, Japkhned Cages of beautiful pel tern., tlie whole compoaing' a lot of four hundred Cages; It) doz. Mouse-Traps; 6 do*. K at-Trope; 9 doz. Wire Sieves; all of which 1 oibr at the moet-rea*-tMtsblo price*. CHARLES MAYEN, feyrlf-dfim Mo. 89 Washington street. ~SPATES! SCATJBS! 8CATB8! A Fair J>t Erotee, some as tow as 25 cents; MO OUU pair of E atoStratife at 15 ctnto. Just reoetved and for * CHARLES MAYER, novJ7-«hitn No. 8fi Washington street.
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