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WHOLE NO. 2,267.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1877.

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PRICE TWO CENTS.

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AdrertiiwawU to mobm mtertion upon the Mm* da? matt bo handed in at the countinc

for whom inu ivied, are not to be delivered through the Poet Office, bat lent to the Dead Letter Office, in accordance with section 60. Regulation of 1866. United States Laws. Such letters, in answer to advertisements, must be left at The News office to insure delivery.

WANTED. r ANTED—BOARDERS

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AT NO. 86 N.

r ANTED—GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK— fatnilysmall. 86 Mass, ave.

W f„ 1 L I igr s i ; I .ii^! i ^r.. RSE “V ■\I7ANTED—A GOOD NURSE GIRL AT W 174 E North st. Good wages paid, us t ■'117ANTED - FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS W at l enter House. 17 Virginia ave. v e WANTED SITUATION FOR 2 GIRLS— fV private family- Address 5 Mass, are., 'll) ANTED—TO SELL GOOD TEAM OF yV Work Horsee at Empire Stables, un s

ANTED GERMAN GIRL IN C0UN7* try.l cook and girl in city. 5 Mars. ave. ■fX; ANTED MORTGAGE AND C0MMERyy^cial notes. B. S. Dorsey. 15Bates Block. WJ ANTED—TO REST-A HOUSE OF 7 yf or 8 rooms. April 1. Address S. E. Tilford, eity. ui t 'll/ANTED—COMMERCIAL OR MoBTW gage netes. M. H. McKay. 1 Odd Fellows Hall. te • ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FIRE insurance canvaaser. Addrets Insurance, l office. ui ■117ANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS TO GET W 4 beautiful gems for 25 cents, at the Bee Dive Gallery. t XU ANTED—6150 FOR 2 MONTHS. GOOD yy security. Will pay 620 interest. 16 Thorpe Block. *_ TI7 ANTED—A GOOD FAMILY HORSE VY with tolerable speed. Address H. C. G., care News office. ub s 1 117ANTED—SITUATION AS CIIAMBERW maid by a good girl. Apply 478 North Pennsylvania at us tj 117ANTED—A PURCHASER FOR MY SAYY loon. No. 2i S. Illinois st. See for sale column. Harry Solomox. v°

W> ANTED-A SECOND-HAND DESK-A Y» small Wooton or cylinder preferred. M, B. Williams, Thorpe’s Block. us oj

11,ANTED—TO SELL-FOR MONEY,A yy team of hay horses, 16 hands, heavy draught. Call at 163 S. East st. 1 1MT ANTED - PERSONS THAT 1 WANT YY street or refined cider to eali at 85 East Fouth at., to see Duncan A Miller. ue *

■T1TANTED-WRINGERS TO REPAIR AT VY Walker Bros., dealers in stoves.mantles, house furnishing goods, etc. 31W. Wash, t®

1J|7ANTED—DRY INCH POPLAR LUMTT her. Address, stating price, Udell Ladder and Wooden Ware Co., North Indianapolis. uh h

1JP ANTED-A GOOD LOT ON NORTH yy Tennessee or Meridian it. Will pav $3,000 cash down. J. E. Downey, room 10 Thorpe Block.

XMi ANTED—GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEW man and wife to occupy famished or unfurnished front room, without board. 28 West New York. t

117ANTED-YOU AND YOUR WIFE TO YY come and board for 610 per weok. Fine location and modern conveniences. Address 17, News office. ui of 117 ANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED YY house or furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping. Best of references. Address A. B., this office. us o

TANTED-ALL WHO DESIRE CHEAP W and good pine lumber for building purposes to call at 15 Virginia ave. Cutlor A Savidce Lumber Co. tttsl

ANTED—PARTIES DESIRING THE VT best br-vad for family or grocery, to bo delivered, to leave their orders at Taggart's Bakery. 20 S. Meridian st. o * 1T|7ANTED—TO LET-4 FRONT ROOMS YY with hoard, within 4 squares of the Postoffice, at Nagel House, 32 S. Mississippi st.

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Also gentle family horse for sale.

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"WANTKD-WANTED. ^WANTED. Wi^l pay cash for^them. Address City Orders, Nows office. to ’

\k)ANTED-ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED ” with any form of disease to oonsuit Dr. Duff, 3$) Kentucky ave. His opinion eosts nothing and cures guaranteed. Charges moderate. 11/ANTED-DRESSMAKER TO OCCUPY YY room in good location on Southside or join advertiser in business. Must be first-class fitter. References exchanged. Apply il East South st. t

117ANT ED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW YY that Mrs. Rohrer’s new remedy for the lungs ia performing some wonderful cures in this city. Headquartei’s 347 and 349 South Meridian st., Indianapolis. uos

dors atChas. Mayer A Co’s, for Kierolfto come over and give us the cost of repairing or remodeling our baby buggy,” His factory is 240 E. Pearl, near East st. ui-s.th s

ll/AN™ 1 * — FOR BALE. CHEAP-A yy scholarship in the Bryapt A Stratton Business College, 8, Meridian st. A pood ehanoe for any one to get a thorough business education. Will be sold on weekly or monthly payments. Address F. F..this office. ue°

TTr ANTED-BUYERS FOR THE BEST YY family flour at 67.75 per barrel, 100 lbs. ♦4,60 62,25 61. Corn 45 cents. Oats 45 cents per bushel. Best loose-pressed hav 60 cents. Bran aud shorts 85 cents perewt. Buckwheat flour, Graham flour, oat-meal, corn-meal at mill prices. 156 W. Washington st. ui-s,m r w,s h

YETANTED -THE PEOPLE TO KNOW YY that Homer, at 39 and 41 Virginia ave., nearly opposite Vance Block, is selling the " No Better” sugar-cured hams at 12 cents,per pound, not to the trade but to the consumer. Every ham warranted to be the finest and best

or no sale. Here is aehanc ' from 2 to 3 cents per pound, Improve the opportunity.

ce for you to save and you want to

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■^jy ANTED-W ILL PAY 6100 PER BARREL

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The very he«t red wheat flour at

Good at Ifl.

oTT.teyfe’SPL&'^Vh'f.h"? am selling to the consumer at >8 por bai

od wheat flour at 87.50.

Best flour 61 per tack.24% pounds.

Red wheat flour 96 cents per saca, 21%

pounds.

Good at 75 cents per sack, 24>4 pounds. Everything warranted as represented or no

tale.

are my

This is no bankrupt jale, but these

general prices for all goods named, every day. I guarantee the qualitv, weights, etc., of every

sale. C. H. Hokxkr,

39 and 41 Virginia avenue,

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AUCTION SALE. A UCTION SALE - CITY AUCTION X\.rooms, No.179 West Washington street. Wm. K. Featherston, auctioneer, buys ana sells all kinds of household and other good,*, Buies: Tuesdays and Saturdays. Wm. K. Feathergton. auctioneer. , v* A UCTION SALES EVERY DAY AT 10 JTJLa. m. Persons having horsee. buggies, wagons or harness of any kind to aell, ean have s: tra^visif. »Ks u £“ii.vr ( 'c

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opauand overcoats, 60 pr pants, 50 vesta, 3 children’s suits, 300 prs shoos, 20 prs boots, 20 bolts pisoe goods, 00 hats and enps. 500 boxes collars, and n variety of gents furnishing goods, hosiery, Motions, eto. Snlu »t retail. continuing every day until the stock is closed out. T. E. Dawson, 94 and 96 H. Wash. at. ust

FOR SALE.

"IV'OR SALE-SOe MEALS FOR 25c EACH, J? at Hunt's PininK Room. uos

T/'OR BALE—LIGHT WAGON AND HARJ ness. Cheap, st 33 N. Eart st un ol

XPOR SALE-OLD PAPERS. 40 CENTS _L’ per hundred at The News office. v»

T-'OR BALE-GRAVEL AND SAND AT A FrancisBergmann's.cor.Weitand Morris.!

T/'OR SALK-A FRESH COW-FINE X’ stock. Apply at797 N. Meridian st. no*

T/'OR SALE-SWEET AND REFINED CIJj der at Duncan k Miller’s. 85 E. South st.

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T/'OR SALE-NEW EUREKA CARRIAGE. 1 t Made to order. Call at 515 N. Meridian.

T/’OR BALE—A BUTCHER SHOP-TOOLS, fixture?, etc. Address “Butcher,” News office. uhst

T/'OR BALE THE HORSES BELONGING X' to the late Dr. Atbon, at 529 N. Meridian street. t'*

T/'OR SALE-A LIGHT NEARLY NEW J one-horse spring wagon, cheap. 422 West

T/'OR BALE-HEAVY LUMBER WaGONI Also second-hand sporting wagon. No. 30 Plum st. uss!

T/'OR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BLACK X 1 walnut bookcase, cheap. No. 10 W. Washington st. nhhl

T/'OR SALE—RESIDENCE—NO 242 EaST X Ohio st , containing 5 rooms, cellar and all conveniences. non!

T/'OR SALE-FINE FAMILY HORSE AND X Shaw’s best two-seated carriage, at half ▼alue, Joux Scuddkr. t°

TT'ORSALE-SCHOLARSHIP INDIANA?X olis Bus. College, Bates Block, Cheap. Address E. L., this office. te*

T/’OR SALE-TWO HORSES AND TWO X mules at Smith. Ittenbach A Co.’s stone yard on Harrison and Cady sts. un s!

TFOR SALE COUNTERS, SHELVING. X showcase, awning, etc., at oue-third their cost. Taylor A Co., 16 Bates block. un o

T/'OR BALE-CAST IRON BOXES TO X bold letters and papers. Price 50 cenw, 75 cents and $1. Evening News office. tn®

T/'OR SALE-650 SCHOLARSHIP-IND.I-X anapolis business college, Bates block. For rale cheap. Address S. E. Tilford, Pub. House. us o

T/'OR SALE—SECOND H AND 2,500 POUND X floor scale, cheap: 20,000 broom handles, lowest market prices; blue glass- 35 South Meridian st. us h

T/'OR SALE-CHEAP-SALOON AHD BILJ Hard room doing a good business. Other, business the cause ol selling. Call at 170 Indinnaave. un ol

T/'OR SALE-THE STOCK OF STOVES JJ and tinware damaged by water at the late Academy fire will be sold at 76 West Washington st. at a great sacriffoe. v°

T/'OR SALE-A SMALL STOCK OF X choice family grooerio*. Must be sold. Cheap for cash. Good chance for some one. Address Business, News office. 1

T/'OK SALE-BILLIARD AND POOL TAX btes and cigar store doing a good business. Cheanrent. Reason for selling, want to go west. Call at 1U7 Massachusetts are. us of

T/'OR SALE-FIRST-CLASS SALOON-DO-X ine good business. Will sell halt interest or might exchange all for good unincumbered property. Address D. H., News office, tt*

TT'OR SALE-CHBAP-HOUSE AND LOTX six rooms, four and a half squares north ot Washington st. Time given to suit purchaser. Call on Bookkeeper, 137 and 139 S. Meridian st. uihlT

T/'OR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST X little houses on the south side, near Vir. av. st. cars, at a price away below its value. Very imsll payment, balance on buyer’s terms if reasonable. Taylor k Co., 16 Bates block,

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T/'OR SALE-ONE EIGHT-HORSE HASX kin’s verticle engine and boiler complete on one bed plate. This outfit is warranted in perfect order, as good as when it left tbe shop, and can be purchased at a great bargain. Bull & Co., 67 West Maryland st.. Indianapolis, tt*

T/'OR SALK-MY SALOON NO. 27 SOUTH X Illinois st, ; with long lease. One of the best locations in the city and doing a tip-top business. Reason for sale, other business requiring my undivided attention. Henry Solomon. For particulars inquire on the premises or of L. Fiebleman, Ind’p’I’sor ShelbyYille.v 0

T/'OR SALE-LARGE HORSE-SEVENTY X inches high, well made, six years old, as lively as a horse o: that size usually gets to be, perfectly gentle, work any place. Worth *300 at fancy prices; something less those times. Too large aniftoo clumsy for my uso. Might take a first-class young buggy horse, sixteen hands high, in part pay- No old gray mare need apply. T. A. Goodwin 29 Thorpe block,

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TT'OR SALE—THE FINE 2-aTORY FRAME X residence of the late A. W. Bronson, No. 32 Christian avenue. The house is well finished and in good repair. The lot is 80 feet front with alley at the side and rear. A good stable and carriage house. This property will be sold very low, and the terms of paypaent made to suit the purchaser. For further particulars inquire of M. R. Barnard <& Co., 75 E. Market st. i“

TO LOAN.

fXO^LoXN-lMOOrfi^OO^ITOO^FOR^YEARs! JL T. A. Goodwin, 29 Thorpe’s block. un”

ri'O LOAN—SPECIAL—6500 ON 3 YEARS J st 10 per cent. R. 8. Dorsey, 15 Bates' book. us 1 ’

'T'O LOAN-SUMS OF 6500 AND UPWARD X on first mortgage. Jos. A. Moore <9 Bro., agents. utsl

npo LOAN-MONEY ON FARMS, CITY X property or commercial paper. M. H. McKay, No. 1 Odd Fellows ball. tt°

rpO LOAN—610,000 SPECIAL FUND AT 8 X per cent, on city property. Cali early. Wiles A Bruner, 68 East Market st tz

rpO LOAN-PAPER AND LETTER BOXES.

J Prices 50c, 75c and $1, for cash,

tu* “Indianapolis News” office.

'l-'O LOAN—MONEY IN BANK IN SUMS X ot *500 to *5,000. No delay. Rnddell, Walcott A Vinton, 44% N. Penn. st. nn°

fT-O LOAN-635.000 “SPOT CASH” ON X mortgage or commercial notes. Call at once. M. H. McKay. No. 1, Odd Fellows ball.

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qro LOAN-6300 TO 820.000 ON MORTGAGE X and commercial notes. Municipal bonds wanted. Lemon A King, 8 Va. av., Vance block. u°

rpo LOAN—8I0O.OOO TO LOAN ON FARMS X or city property. M ney furnished promptly if security satisfactory. N. M. Ross, room No, 8, Thorpe block. e®

-T 0 LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS OF $1,000 1. and upward. Money furnished in 4 days. W. A. Bradshaw, State Savings Bank, 56 North Pennsylvania street. ue*

FTO LOAN-CAN PAY YOU MONEY T0X day on mortgage or commercial notes. Can mske you 5 year loin. Will buy municipal boD<j^8 rery best rsite* R« Dorsey* 15 JB^tes

rpo LOAN-D. E. SNYDER A CO.. 74 EAST X Market street, have a large sum of money to loan on real estate mortgage in March, 1877. Not a day’s delay if your security is ample. n*

STORAGE.

OTOB.A G E—OF^AITKIND^AirBENSOIUS lO 85 East Washington st. ua°

QTORAGE — FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNIO ture and go>ds of all kinds, at 21 S. Delawarestreet. J. R. Marot. oa*

QTORAGE—CHEAPEST STORAGE IN THE O eity for honaehold furniture and goods of all kinds at Nos. 19,21 and 23 N. Tennessee st. T. J. DareACo. ua*

FINANCIAL.

TFINAKCIAL—YOU CAN SAVE *1.00 ON you afford to lose itt Flour t7.75. ui o-e.m.s

FOR RENT.

T/'OR REN^HOUSeTrOOMS^^PER X month. 309 S. Penn. at. 1

TT'OR RENT-ROOMS IN MOODY’S NEW X Brisk Block, 52 Indiana ave. ts*

T/’OR RENT-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS X with board. 17 Virginia ave. ve

TT’OR RENT-FURNISUED OR UNFURX 1 Dished rooms, at 125X. MiSsissippi at 1

T/'OR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, X snitable for 2 gentlemen. 15 E. Ohio, us t:

TT'OR REM-A COTTAGE HOUSE, CKNX trally located. Apply 196 N. III. st. uonl

TT'OR RENT-THREE ROOMS OVER DRUG X Store, cor. Ash and Christian ave. nt nl

T/'OR RENT-DWELLING OF 5 ROOMS. X cistern, well, etc. Apply 42 8. Miss, at s!

TT'OR RENT—COTTAGE 173 FIFTH ST., X cheap. Apply 99 S. 111. S. 8. Rhodks.

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T/'OR RENT-“HUNTER'S ROOMS” FURX nisbed and first-class, 107% S. Illinois st., cor. Georgia. us t!

T/'OR RENT-CHEAP-HOUSE 5 ROOMS, X large lot. No. 62 Spruce street. Inquir* at this office. ut°

TT'OR RENT-THE THREESOUTH ROOMS X in the neat cottage, corner of Delaware and St. Mary’s. 1

TT'OR RENT-FURNISUED ROOMS. GAS, X bath and fire, with or without hoard. 99 N. New Jersey at, 1

T/'OR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED OR X uniurniahed, with first-class board. 81 East Vermont st. un o

TT'OR RENT-515 N. NEW JERSEY-*30; 11 X Grove st., $7,50,in six rods of street cars. 240 N. Mississippi street, 820. s s !tu-th-s!

T/'OR RENT-A NICE TWO STORY FBAME J. house of nine rooms rooms, all conveniences, No. 224W. New York st. uv*

T/’OR. RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS ROOM .X No. 72 W. Washington st. Inquire of M. It. Barnard A Co., 75 E. Market st. ' i*

TT'OR RENT-A PLEASANT UNFURX nished room, will board occupants. 258 N. Penn, st., opposite High school. nn ol

TCOK RENT-SEE NOTICE IN ANOTHX er column of storev. dwellings, offices and roi ms for rent low, by Francis Smith.

T/OK RENT-FOUR OR FIVE UNFURX nisbed rooms, four blocks from Post Office. Inqnire 248 E. Washington st. uat!

^L/'OR RENT- LARGE STORK ROOM, NO. X 1 75 and 77 W. Washington st. Inquire‘of Thomas L. Sullivan, 24% E. Wash. st. ua*

T/'OR RENT-TWO FINE. UNFURNTSHEH X rooms single or ensuite, all modern improvements. Apply 111 N. New Jersey st. ni ol

T/'OR RENT-FIRST CLASS STORE ROOM J' on Pennsylvania street, just north of W ashington. Apply 22 N. Pennsylvania st. tt°

TT'OR RENT-TINKER HOMESTEADXLSO X Office and sleeping rooms in Talbott Block. Apply to Geo. V. Thayer. 18 Talbott Block, n®

T/'OR RENT-SMALL STORE ROOM, J news dealer or candies preferred. Apply at Pates House Bazaar, 22 North Illinois st.

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T/'OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS IN J' Cleveland’s Block, corner Kentucky avenue, and Tennessee st. Inquire room 49 third floor. us tl

T/'QR RENT-5 ROOMS. GOOD YARD, ALL X conveniences, very cheap, to a permanent tenant. Apply on the premises, 31 Cherry st., references. 1

T/'OR RENT-2 STORY FRAME DWELLX ing. 790 E. Washington st.. 9 rooms, gas, barn, large yard, only 630. Irvin Robbins, 34 E. Georgia st. uo i

T/'OR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED X front rooms, just vacated by members of the Legislature: with or without board. No. 11 S. Mississippi st. ui tl

T/'OR RENT-FINE BRICK DWELLING X' 10 rooms, near University Park, water and bath room in house. John C. Wright, Wright's Blo.ck, Market street. us t

T/'OR RENT-NO. 96 N. ALABAMA ST.. X 1 from April 1st, all modern improvements and convenient to business. F. B&ggs, up stairs. P. 0. Building. us'

TT’OR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT X room', without board, in private family, all conveniences, north, terms moderate. Address “House,” this office. r un®

TT'OR RENT-WE HAVE SOME BRICK X 1 business rooms for rant, well located, nt lower rent than has been offered in this city for twenty years. Taylor * Co,, 16 Bates Block. un o

T/'OR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFURX' nisbed rooms in the Cleaveland Building. Apply to Mrs. Shannon, third floor at the building, corner Tennessee street and Ken-

tucky avenue.

TT'OR RENT-A SMALL l-TORE ROOM. X with shelving, counters, etc., ready to put a stock of goods in, suitable for a dry goods or notion business. Apply to John Carlisle. 252 W cst Washington st. un h

T/'OR RENT-THREE FINE OFFICES, X $5, 66 and 67, second floor, Baldwin’s Block; best office location in city; every room in basement, first and third floors occupied. M. R. Barnard A Co. o°

PERSONAL

TJ ERSON AL—W EEKS^SUPERIOR^POLX isb the best. ss?

PERSONAL-BRILL’S INDIANA DYE X House, 48 Mass. av. Established 1871. i uel

"PERSONAL—YOU CAN GET SWEET AND X refined cider in any quantity, by calling on Duncan A Miller. 86 South East st. ue*

"PERSONAL—G. B. WOOD, HAT MANUX fucturer, 13 Mass. av. Broadway style now ready. Old styles remodeled to new. (f) us ie

■pERSONAL-THE CENTER HOUSE IS X open and ready for boarders and transient guests. First-class table and pleasant rooms. 17 Virginia avenue. y e

"PERSONAL-TO PROTECT YOUR PAX pert ‘rom snow and rain buy a cast-iron letter and paper- box for 50c. 75c and 61. tu v “Indianapolis News” office.

PEKSONAL-THOS. H. CLAPP, WATCUL maker, (late with W. W. Northrop,) will be glad to see bis Iricnds at his new.location, J6 South Meridian street. He will make a specialty of watch repairing and spectacle work. Has had over twenty-five years experience. e°

"PERSONAL-TETEGRAPH SCUOOL-F. X M. Ketcham.of the Western Union Telegraph office, has opened a telegraph school at No. 18 Hubbard’s'block. All persons wishing to learn will find it to their advantage to join the class at the outset. Hours: 10 to 12 a. m., and 2 to 4 p. m.. and 7 to 9-p. m. ns

FOUND.

"pOUN^—^FUl^ISHED^FOOMS^WITH X first class board, at 17 Virginia ave. v e

TroUND-THE BEST BUSINESS COURSE. J? $25, with C. Peterson, 27 Talbott bik.

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T/* 0 U NIP—THAT THE BEST FAMILY X flour, warranted for 87.75, 155 West Washington street. ni h-s.m.tn.th

TJ'OUND—“HUNTERS’ ROOMS.” FURNX ished and first class, 107% South Illinois st., corner Georgia. us t!

TJ'OUND—A COMPLETE CAST-IRON X letter and paper box lor 50 cents, 75 cents and 61 st Tbs News office. _ tn ®

TTOCND—FINE DRIVING HORSES AND X new road wagons to hire »t reasonable rates. Tbe Occidental stable. West Pearl vt., near Illinois st. th n SI

TT'OUND—ThAT THE AVERILL CHEMX 1 ical paint is the best and most durable made. Give it a fair trial and you will have no other. Hildebrand A Fugate, agents, 35 South Meridian st. us h

LOST.

T OST-PLAT OF TILFORDjTtHRASH^ Jx er i east add. to Brightwood, also abstract same. Return same to room 4 Claypool Block and ba rewarded: Us

T OST-YOUR PAPERS BY SNOW AJTD XJ rain if you do not have them plaoud by the carriers in a east iron paper buz purchased for 50c.. 75c. and tl. At “Indianapolis Newt” office. tn

FOR TRADE.

TTORl : RAD^ (TgOODPIANO^O R* V AX cant loti Inquire at 529 N. Meridian st. t*

TT'OR TRADE—REGULAR 50c. MEALS JO for 25c at Hunt’s Dining Rooms* 46 N. III.

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TT'OR TRADE-THE BEST FAMILY X flour at.67 75 lor greenbacks. 155 W. Wash, st. ni s.m.s

TT'OR TRADE-A FIRST CL ASS COOKING X stove lor a horse. Address Frank, care letter carrier No. 2. ns tt

TT'OR TRADE-A NEW XROOM COTTAGE X on Daugherty st., for 6800, half cash. Call or address 97 Daugherty st. i was a

TT'OR TRADE-SECOND-HAND ENGINE X and boiler warned. Will trade city real estate for same. Sinker, Davis a Co., 101 ts 149 South Pa. st. n *

TT'OR TRADE- 615.000 TO 620,000 IN A X clean stock of hardware. Will take twothirds in good property. Splendid stand. J.

E. Downey, room 10 Thorpe Block.

TT'OR TRADE—BOUSE AND LOT, VAX 1 ennt lots and 280 acres good Missouri land for hordes, wagons, furniture or merchandise. J. M. Hunter, 107V£ South Illinois st. us tt

T/'OR TRADE-FARM NEAR CICERO, X Ind., good soil and clear of incumbrance, for a No. 1 assortment of merchandise. Address Jeremiah Sntton, Nora, Mariop Co., Ind. uh nl

T/'OR TRADE-THREE UNINCUMBERED X lots on Broadway in John«on’s heirs’ add., ana a good nouse and lot in Woodtawn, to exchange for a house north. J. E. Downey,

room 10 Tt orpe Block.

T/'OR TRADE-A GOOD TWO-STORY X brick house, between Vermont and Michigan streets on good street, with good stable and other improvements, to trade for a farm near the city. J. E. Downey, room 10 Thorne

Block.

Tj'OR TRaDK-WK HAVE A CUSTOMER X for a good property north, not too far, worth 66.000 or 18.000. W ill give smaller property and money in exchange, or assume some incumbrance if not too heavy. Taylor Jt Co., 16 Bates Block. ni t

T/'OR TRADE-FIVE NEW COTTAGES X for land or inside lots and money. Also cottage of six rooms, north, with some incurabrai.ee, for lots or lands. Also a two-horse ex. wagon with top, and a farm wagon for money. Call at 163 S. East st. !

T/'OR TRADE-1 HAVE A STOCK OF X goods, general assortment, wh'ch will invoice at sbout 64,000, to trade for a good improved farm of same valuo. The store has a splendid trade. Must sell on account of health, J. E. Downey, room 10 Thorpe Block.

TTOR TRADE—I HAVE A FARM OF 400 X acres of richest quality ot land, unincumbered, % mile from station on trunk line of railroad in northern Indianas, worth 612,000 cash. A small expenditure of money would make it worth 620,000. Will exchange lor a good residencs and assume some incumbrance. J. K. Downey, room 10 Thorpe Block.

TTOR TRADE-BY J. B. CLEaVELAND X A Co., 76 E. Market st.: • Sphndid garden farm, with stock and implements, near tho city, for residence in good location. Here it a desirable trade for some one. Missouri, Kansas and Iowa lands, choice, for Indisna property. Desirable residenoes for sale at reduced prices. J. B. Cleaveland & Co., 76 E. Market

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BOARDING.

"DOARDING-DESIRABLE rooms?~en X3 suite or single, furnished or unfurnished. Also small front room, lor single lady or gent. 277 North Delaware. uh n !

I OR RENT OR SALE.

T'< R RENT OR SALE—7 ACRES—WITH X bouse. 4% miles N. W. from city, suitable for terdening. Inquire at room 4 Yohn’s blk.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

p OnTe" To"tH eTANCE ^BLOClTsHOia v> Store for cheap boots and shoes, up tl

T/'OR GOOD BILL POSTING AND LARGE X bill boards Harbison A Abrams is the derision of all parties. us s

T EAVE ORDERS FOR JOHN W. BLAKE JL' and bis back at Weaver Bros.. 39 North Illinois street. A1 calls promptly attended to. e nt

rpHERE WILL BE A TEMPERANCE X Union Prayer Meeting at Meridian Street M. E. Church every day this week at 10:30 a. m. All are invited to attend. March 12th, 1877. no n

T)EN. A. RICHARDSON IS A CANDIXJ date for Fire Insurance patronage, subject to tbe decision of the business public. He represents over 64.000,000 capital, and will sell you only the best. Room 7 Talbott Block, ui z

npUE GERMAN INDEPENDENT CHR1SX tian congregation will bold a meeting to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. A full turn out is requested, as business of importance will be transacted. Fritz Witthok, President.

August Mukllrr, Secretary.

XTEDICAL NOTICE-SICKNESS IN MY IT! lamily forcing mo to go east at once, I have left iny natients and patronage in charge of Dr. Lockridge, of 37 West Washington st. In my absence I recommend my friends to his care Dr. James T. Kins’er. March 10, 1877. !

T'UE BAKERS OF INDIANAPOLIS ARE X requested to attend the regular meeting of the Bakers’ Protective Union this evening, (Saturday, March 17,) at 7:30 o’clock, nt Mozart Hall. A full attendance of all engaged in the manufacture of bread is earnestly desired, cs business affecting the interest of the trade will be transacted. P. F. Bbtcs, President.

Wm. Skkoub, Secretary.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A jl\ Millinery. Fancy Dry Goods and Notion business, in one of the richest towns of tho West. A handsome store in tbe building of tbe First National Bank, eligibly situated upon the most conspicuous corner of the public square; show windows, shelving, counters, cellar and additional room on second floor. A rare opportunity Tor one wishing to enter business in a well situated and thriving town. Apply to Alfred Major, Sbelbyville, Indisna. iff s 1

POLITICAL.

TT UGH P. STEWART WILL BE A CANXJL didate for City Marshal, subject to the Republican Convention. uouu!

/"'OL. J. W. GRAY WILL BE A CANDIV date for City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention, uh v

T EON KAHN, EX-COUNCILMAN, IS A J-z candidate for City Treasurer, subject to decision Rep. Nominating Convention. v°

T/'OR CITY MARSHAL, CAPTAIN A. D. X Harvey, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. Ifjti *

TJIRAM J. CRAFT (PRESENT DEPUTY) AX will be a candidate for City Treasurer, subject to the Republican City Convention.

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"JOHN G. PENDERGAST WILL BE A ft candidate for City Treasurer, subject to tbe decision of the Republican Convention,

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TTOR CITY CLERK.—BENJ. C. WRIGHT X will be a candidate for City Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. nn z

pH ARLES S. RONEY. CANDIDATE FOR City Marshal, subject to tbe decisioo of tbe Republican Nominating Convention. Saturday. March 24th. uo ua 1

T/'LI THOMPSON WILL BE A CANDIJLj date for the nomination of City Marshal, subject to tbe decision of the Republican nominating convention. nn °

TX7ILLIAM M. WILES (LATE COLONEL ▼ ▼ 22d Indiana Volunteers) will be presented to the Republican Nominating Convention for the office of City Treasurer. (f)i z

rrHEKE WILL BE AN INDEPENDENT JL Greenback Convention to nominate a ticket for city officers at the ensaing election K held in the Representatives* Hall of the State Honse on Tuesday, March 20, at 7:30 o’clock p- m. All the Wards are requested to send their delegate*, and all perssns opposed to the old parties are respectfully invited to at* tend. us o I

COMPROMISE BANKRUPT SALE ^OiTpROMISElBANKRUPT^SALE— E. C. Hill. H S- Freeman. Attractive Bargains. Attractive Bargains. Gray Brothers’ Gray Brothers’ > WorM-famous _ Best French Kid. Best American Kid, Best Straight Goat, Best Pebble Goat, Button Boots, Side Lace, Front Laee. in all desired widths and sizes, for Ladies, Misses and Children, on the appraised value, at less than cost, which brings them down to 63 cents en tke dollar, 63 cents on the dollar, making them cost you from 62 to *3.36 a pair less than regular shoe dealers dare sell them. This advertisement is intended only for those who appreciate prime work, and not for those wishing shoddy. Come early to-day Come early to-day To No. 17 West Washington street, next door to Iron Block, E. C. Hill’s old stand.

MISCELLANEO US.

'J'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- ■ J ot; n Edwards, by contract entered into with

the Indianapolis Base Ball Club, has the exclusive right to nse the inside northern fence of the Base Ball Park for advertising, by painted lettering, and the rest of the fence, both inside and outside, for other advertising, for

the season of 1877.

Witness my hand at Indianapolis, this 17th day ot March, 1877. '

Acbtix H. Brow.v,

Pres. Indianapolis Base Ball Clnb.

I hereby warn nil persons from infringing on the contract, as I will urosecuto to the full ex-

Johs EowARna,

Bill Poster-

tent of the law.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. ■cQtRSALE O bTt R A DE-FA RM WAGONS^ Jt new and complete, at Capital City planing mills. 317 Mass. ave. ti *

T?OR SALE ORTRADE-A NEW CLEAN X stock ot Boots and Shoes, will invoice about 62,500, one of the best stands in the city and rents cheap. Will sell cheap for cash or trade for a small house and lot unincumbered, cen trally located. Address “Shoes,” this office.

REMOVAL.

at 76 ngton street at a great sacrifice.

FOR RENT OR TRADE. ^oiTrenT^^Tde-^acre* f afTm , X in Ford county. Illinois, house, stables, etc. Address Daniel G. Williams, 236 college ave. uh h

DIED. GASTON—Fannie E., widow of Sam. B. Gaston, died last evening, at 8:39 o’clock, of consumption. Funeral takes places to-morrow (Sunday) at 11 a. in., at 182 Kast Washington st. Friends Invited to attend. { McCONNELL Friday morning, atSo’clook, Carrie McConnell, aged5 years and 10 months. The luneral will take place from 109 Davidson street to-morrow (Sunday) at 2 o’clock. Friends invited to attend. !

FUNERAL NOTICE. Bricklayers’ Umnx,—The members of Bricklayers’ Union, No. 1, of Indiana, will meet at their Hall, on Sunday, March 18, 1877, at 1 o'clock p. in., to attend t^e funeral of Thomas Nolan, onr late Brother. By order of the Union. Edward K. Tomlixson, Recording Secretary. A. P. A.—All members of King William Lodge, No. 11, A- P. A., are cordially invited 4© attend the funeral of our worthy Brother, Gotlieb Knause, of Germania Lodge, No. 3, Sunday, March 18tb, at 12:30 p. m. Meet at the ball. Pktkr Schkafkr, Sec. of No. 3 I

WASHINGTON NEWS.

Thu president does not intend to withdraw the nomination of Fred Douglass, and ssid to a friend laat evening that he thought it a fit appointment, and believed the senate would confirm it A pnvale dispatch received at Washington from New Orleans, by the Louisiana delegation, states that the collections la the /first district, in the past two days, amounted to $19,400, warrants of Nicholls's government selling at seventy-five, an advance of thirty per cent on two days ago. The president said yesterday that the present condition of things in the south was of sixteen years’ growth, and he could not be expected to correct it in sixteen days, but that the policy of nonintervention will be carried out at the earliest moment practicable. A rumor is in circulation that charges of a serious nature have been preferred •gainst the Indian commissioner, bat his friends ere confident that no allegations effecting his character will stand &e test of investigation. Mr. Smith’s reputation hae heietofore been above reproach. It is believed that on Wednesday next Hayes will direct the secretary of war to issue an order withdrawing tha troops from South Carolina and Louisiana. Meanwhile Hampton and Nicholls are to tile at the scat of government a guarantee in writing that the colored people shall be projected in their political and industrial rights. Nicholls has already indicated that he wiU give each a pledge, and Hampton, it is expected, will make a similar agreement. Both Chamberlain and Packard are to be allowed to continue to play the role of governor, the theory being that it will become irksome when the people refnse to continue to furnish tbe smews of war, And pickings and stealings are thns cut off

Chicago IH&rlteU Chicago, March 17.—Wheat firm and active

firmer at 613.77% A] firmer at 9.5 S. R. loose „ ly 67.40 May. Receipts of week: Pork 199 bead: ent meats L33!!>,573 lbs: lard 1,362,224 tierces. Shipped: Pork 9,613 bead; cut meats 11,240,109 lbs; lard 7,268,582 tierces. Eiverpaal market. Litkrfool. March 17. —Flour 24sA25s. Wheat, winter 10e6d@10s lOd: Milwaukee red 9« 8a@10e 8d: California white 10e 5d ^10eSd; California club 10s8d@lls Corn, old 24ti6!ra24«9d; new 23e 6d, Pork, 61«. Beef 75s. Bacon. L. C. 38e; S. 0. 39e. LmndlTifid. Tallow 40e6d. New York money market, Nrw York, March 17.—Gold 104%. U. 8.6*« 1881, *1.11%; do coupons fl.lJ%j 5-29’s

Foreign money market. Loxdox. March 17.—Consols-Account, •6 %: U. 8. 5-20« of '65. 106: of 109%; HMDs, 106%; new 5s. 107%; Erie. 7%.

TEH it I BEE EXPLOSION. O . * A mill Nestr W orthington Blown to Pieces.

Twelve Persons Killed and Seven Wounded.

A frightful accident owmirad about five miles east of Worthington aboot 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon, by which, 12 persons wore killed and 7 wounded. Tha boiler in the mill of Hnnter Brothers exploded, wracking the mill and kiUlng or wounding everybody in it. Soma now machinery had just been placed in the miU and the neighbors had gathered to sec it put in operation. They ware standing near tha boiler at the time, which accoanta for tha fearfnl havoc the exploeion made. It ia supposed those in charge became interested in the running of the new machinery and let the water get low in the hollar. The names of the killed are; Killed—A. Vandeventer, cat in two; James Hnnter, injured in abdomen and head crushed ; John Wilkia, crashed with mill si one: John Bpeltx, gash in forehead; son of G. W. Bender, leg blown away; son of George R*y, son of Wm. Hnnter, two sons of David Hunts*, portions of their heads were severed from the balance of their bodies; Mr. Hamilton, son of Henry Sarver^ head entirely blown off. A son of Jacob Brnbaker. Wonnded—John Brnbaker, Alfred Hunter, A. Hash, son of George W. Bender, Wm. Bland, soq of James Hauler, and arother person, unknown. The mill was entirely wrecked and soma parts of the mutilated remains of the victims were found at a great distance scattered on the ground or banging in the trees. The mill was used for grinding on certain days of the week, and this unfortunately was one of the grinding days.

RAILROAD changes. 11 eduction In Frclgkta and Probably in Tick eta. [Associated Press Dispatch.1 Chicago, March 17.—Freight rates on all grams but wheat, frem Kansas City to St. Louis and Chicago l)iave been reduced 3% cents, the new rates to continue until April 1. When the new passenger rates to New York from the west were annonnoed by the pneaengtr agents who met in St. Louis, the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad refused to accept the advance and continued to sell tickets at the rate of $13. This action was understood to be in furtherance of the Vanderbilt policy in the New York Central com petition. It was expected that the Lake Shore would soon agree to the advance, but that not having been done the other roads will undoubtedly return to the old figures in a few days.

Graver** Cswe.

[Associated Press Diapateb.l Wa»hihgtoh, March 17.—Senate. After a long discussion, by a vote of yeas 39, nays 8, a resolution was agreed to, authorizing a sub committee of three of the

committee of privileges and elections to visit Oregon during the recees if they deemed it expedient, and examine the

charges against Smator Grover of that

state.

Inuurrectioalat Releauad.’ [Associated Press Dispatch.] Belgrade, March 17.—L. Jdbibratch, one of the principal leaders in ths Herzegovinian insurrection who was interned by the Austrian authorities more than a year sgo, has been released and is expected here. It is said that Austria has issued a general amnesty to her subjects who joined the insurgents in Turkey. No New Ckaanel at Omaka. [Associated Press Dispatch.1 Omaha, March 17 —The gorge of ice in the river has somewhat subsided and has permitted the water to escape through its natural channel. At present all danger from tbe overflow is passed and tha probabilities of a^new channel being made are removed.

Diplomatic Civilities. ^ [Associated Prats Dispatch.] Lokdoh, March 17.—General Ignatleff dined at the Hnssian embassy yesterday. Lord Salisbury and other foreign ambassadors wire present. Lord and Lady Derby visit Hatfield honse, the countyeeat of Lord Salisbury, at the same time with Geaeral Ignatleff. Death from Hydrophoblsu [ Associated Press Dispatch. | New York, March 17.—Nathaniel H. Loomis, of the firm of B P. <6 N. H. Loomis, prod nee and com mission merchants, of this city, died yesterday at his residence, 1C9 Madison street, Brooklyn, of hydrophobia. Opposition to DouglfUM. (Associated Press Dispatch.[ Washjhotox, March 17.-*-The bar association, District of Columbia, last night •ppointed a committee to wait on tha senate and protest against tbe confirmation of Fred Douglass as marshal of the district.

Insurance Difficulties. [Associated Press Dispateh.J New York, March 17.—The state attorney general baa cited the officers of the World Mutual Life insurance company of this city to show canes why a receiver should not be appointed. Gone I/p for Election Frauds. [Associated Press Dispatch.) Oihcmbatl, March 17.—Bx-detectivd James White was to day sentencsd to the penitentiary for thirteen months for im- - plication in election fraud* last October. The Sixth Lunatic. ; [Associated Press Dispatch.] Washirgtox, March 17.—An old men named Springer, the sixth person who has come here to he inaugurated, has been sent to ths inasns asylum. Von Aratm Dying. [Associated Press Dispatch.] Bisuff, March 17.—Count Von drain i* reported dying at Nice. His eon hag been summoned in the utmost haste.