Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1854 — Page 3
0$rTk* tompotitioo roof Imm Wm •4 from MtionA Hdl, and « mw on« of elo ia (o taka tta place. Swulbla. $&• CloaaaravMU mfntty will ba takan al par, for "a fkw daya*’ al W. H. TalboU A Oca., Jew airy Store, for all ffooda la fkalr Hna. t „ O^T dadga Huntington not haring arrlrod ialhaoity the U. 8. Court did not oonreaa on yeetarday. U ia thought ha will ba hare
to-dar.
Oh Dihu !—Wa obaarrad twenty or thirty deer at the Union dapot yesterday, ia charge of Kxprees meaeangers, deetined for the Kant Oame Is qnlta plantv this sesson. Ma. Rnrroit.—Tha K. K.'a aaaamhlad in Btate Council in this city to day from all parts of the State. At the meating of tha National Council held at Cincinnati a naw rituai and formula*of tha order wae received by (ha State delegates. These document* will be distributed to-day. 8AM. Monday, Nov. 30. O^fOver throe hundred ami fifty thousand dollars of frao bank currency, was cancelled by tha Auditor of State, during last waok.— There Is not more than $3,G00,000 of this description of money now in circulation—of which the bank* probably hold $500,000— making the entire circulation of free bank paper among the people, about three millions of dollars. Most of this amount is now in
Indiana.
Th« Musi cat. Treat.—This evening, at Masonic Hall, the music loving portion of our community will be favored with a riel treat. Mad'lle Valery Gomes, a distinguished caatatrice from the most celebrated Operas in Spain and Italy, and more recently from tha Italian Opera, Castle Oard©n,New York, will give a grand vocal and instrumental Concert, assisted by, Mods. Ferdinand Musard, a distinguished pianist. The Kastem papers speak in laudatory terms of these artistes. They recently gave two concerts in Buffalo, and were received by the audiences with enthusiastic applause. The Evyrrsa says the high reputation ofM’lie Valery Gomez was fully sustained by her efforts in that city. Heryouth, her modest demeanor, her graceful and agreeable appearance, her expressive and handsome features, united with great talents, equal if not her superior to any of the musical stars of Kurope, give lawful claim to the enthusitio reeption she met with in New York. Madam Rosa Dk Vhiks.—The concert of this distinguished artiste and troupe will be given to-morrow evening at Masonic Hall. The following notice af one of their concerts in St. Louis, wo copy from the Missouri /V
n\ocrat:
The first entertainment of Mad. Rosa De Vrlee, attbo Grand Hall of the Mercantile Library building, was a very agreeable one in every respect. The room was about threefourths full, which M ould give an audience of eleven or twelve hundred persons. About one-h«lf of those were ladies, dressed of course as for an '* occasion, ^ and all assisting
to form a brilliant coup iTroil
Of the performances of the charming cantatrice there was bntono impression. Either she bad, since her late visit to St. Louis, improved on what had already been received as perfect, or she had nerved herself last Thursday night to an extraordinary degree. We had never before heard such bursts of rich, pure melody fall from her lips. Her Casta Piva was one of the meat exquisite, most powerful, and most inspiring executions that we thought wo had ever listened t‘.>. Time may have blunted somewhat our recollection as Jenny Lind’s excellencies in the aria, hut certainly while the charm of Rosa’s voice fell upon the ear, on Thursday, we thought she even excelled the Swedish Nightingale. Her grace, notes, and ascents and descents on the scale, the sudden and immense trausitions to the extremities of the gamut, were rendered one and all with extraordinary ease and correctness; while the softness, and purity, and pathos, which characterized her intona-
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The wett known Rhnrtst mi Coweeeer, wt* kas ia* •Trim from Siropr, Member of 4t#*r*nt FRUkarmea^ Soririim. and dwiwrei kv ike Qaeen Ot **•*»£'R* «<xtrtordln«r/ perform—«•» m Madrid, ami ala Meat—I Laotaraa w me O—rMatra. _ . ft—ft Room*, at • efoioek; and in the ev—iaf at tha
Hat).
Tfokrt- of admiaaton -—Fifty fame.
MOre op— at 7M ofoloeh, Canaan la aoww—ee m preeteeir wor*l«*1t ,
ORAND OFEEATIC
ooNosm-fP! A T MA30510 HALL, ON WEDNM-
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OAT, HOVCMMER RM, ISM
raipeotfally i a formed that
Tha public are
Ito Tfftcn* ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, Wdl five a Oiaad OaaraCo Coocart in India—patta, on Wad—Mlay. November SM, an whW» aaaaat— iba follow 1— 8.cat Combi—tion af Artiataa will appear: And martin i.azarkTME GKEAT HANHT Aft* COMPOS**. Price of Admiadon, One Ooilar w all parta af tha Hall. No eharfa extra far aceurinf a aeat. Tha aala ofraata will romawnce on W> daa«day Morn* ii f. at the Maaie •torn of JONftft A CO, at • o’efoek, panatuaily, where a diagram of the Red can be aam. 8*r vvith every tMket of admimi— wtlt ba ftean a . hcck for a reaarved real-tha cheek hoc to remain in tha harde of the oriffmat holder, and catahliche* hia rtf hi to
g#Mf,
IT? Pall partteulara of tha Ariaa, Dnaitea, Ac., nab liahed in the I ragramme-. at tha Hall. novlS oft
out of the »-
to nllow tha re-
buried near
jVTRW BUILDING STONE.—THE SUBLx PCRIBRR offera for aala a naw kind af aandataaa, •aaiar worked and more dwmWe than aaj none ever Introduced into thla market, and rremiy-^er j*r tmt eh tapir. Uailderi and Ma<on* are invited to call and pi amine quality and price* before purchasing *l*e. where. JAMMs HOOKkR, juniC tf I. A B. R. R. OMsa. ISIIW OAftPEf* AND OIL CLOTHS X V AT HORN'S CARPET ROOM —Thaaitemton of Houfekeepera and other* ia invited to my new Block CARPETING, Embracin' the new end leading atylea in Ttpaurp, Ingrain*, and Btair t'oipei^ OU^Clotha, Ac., fiit. ZZZ Low priced cotton, wool and kaiup Carpets, Raft, Rock* Ingr, Ac. My stock in thla tine m unamtaUy Tarfa and complete, and tha priest can't be heat. Carpets out and made to order. H. J. HORN, 0Ct:t No. 10 West Washington-"!
L^ALL CLOAKS AND TALMAS.—REF CKIVRO ihiaday hy Erprcas from New York an ritcnmve variety of Bilk, Satin, and Cloth Cloaks and Talma*, of entirely new nylea and trimmings manufactured to orher from tha Intcu end moat foshionablc Parle ftylcs. Tha Ladiaa will Ind thi* the largest and flnest amonmrni aver brought to Indfonapolis. Prices from -P5tnr» H. J. HORN. oct9 No. 10 West WaaMngloa-at. IVf aChine^oaK tanned leather
IrX Belling, the beat article in town, »t BIKKENMEYERA BREWSTER’S,
janS-dif 74 Bast Wa*hin*to**-»t
f A DIES WILL FIND AN ELEGANT Xd selection of superior and eheajr French Merinoea, plain and Scared wool Oelatnea, Caslmcrea, Coburgs, rich wool Plaidc, a dc*irahlc stock of superior plain, figured, ami plaid hlaek and fancy colored Silks, with many other desirable atylea of Dry Goods, ;aat received
ami for aala a* low any i> the west at
No. II West
O. ». HOLMAN, waetrtafloi* at.
lAALL r oar fo
AND WINTER CLOTHING.— Oar line n-sortmem of Clothing and Gem’s Furnish-
ing Good" for Fall and Winter, has jn*t hcen received ami ia now opening at the American Clothing De, ot, No. 1 Palmer Mouse. We have a great variety of garmenta. sack a* Dram and Frock Coats, Doeskin, Catsimore, and other Pants, Vesta of variose pattern*. Ac. Wa return our sincere thanks to the pahlie for thur
patro'<agc > and soliei/ a continuance of it.
M. A J. GLASER,
American Clothing Depot, No. 1 Palmar Hoafo.
scpiOt
ANOTHER NEW BOOK! —CAYEN/I DISH; OR, THE PATRICIAN AT SEA —A London Book; just received at •TRWART A BOWEN’S. novT _ (Late Wests’ i\rKW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.— X x Prom Bnffalo, Niagara Falla and Suspension Uridgc, to Albany Troy, Raw York and Boaton. The shortest, oaitkaat, and most reliable rout#l To Raw York in 14 hoaisf Boston 11 hoar*! I 350 miles Double Track between Buffalo and New York. Connecting at Albany, Troy and Schenectady with trains to Mara toga Springs, and all parts of the New England State*. New York passenger* may choose between a paaaage by Railroad or Steamboat from Albany to New York, on advantage offered by no other route! Trains leave Buffalo, Niagara Falla and Suspension Bridge, aa follow* (Sunday* exceptedt:
itrVAlo.
First 5 30 A. M. Ex
_ Mtfe
TW city km tMr of gURt left—ut, f—id of tb* Catholic mihMof fktbor Bndy to
Church. /»•
Itt OBRMqUfOCB of fOHM
Biudj (ho
the treotnent wbieh the
Is boHovod m> b*Y0 iaducod (ha
which he died.
Tb* people Bidiog with (hair Factor, determiaed that be should be buried aeer the Church, — bed been reqnocted, and y—torday (bay dug a pleee fior (be purpeaeoi building a reepcctecfc for (be cofflu. Tbie morning the htde w— found to be flilad ap by orders of (he Bit bop, but (be people ware not to be defeated, and despite the efforts of (be Biehop and Priest, succeeded In again
opening It.
Tbefitehop tbea refased to epea the Church for (he/uneffal •ervieet, bat after an hoar’s delay the people again succeeded, and the Cborcb wm opened, when it wm found that (he altar bad been so fixed (bat bums could
not be celebrated.
The people again triumphed, and thing* put right, and now at 12 o'clock, » priest from oat of town—a friend of fether Brady’*—is saying mem. The streets and neighborhood have been filled all the morning with an ex-
sited multitude. Bobtoh , Nov. 18.
We are in receipt of late papers from 3t John's, N. B. They state the storm of the 13th and 14th lost, did great damage in various parts of the province; all the riven and streams overflowed their banks and delnged the low lands. The reservoir from which the inhabitant* of 9t. Johns got their water wm so seriously injured that the supply from it was cut off. The paper mills of Messrs. Phelps, near it, waa partly carried away. On
I A» writ to
ar«MftAPES! SAFES! SAP IMtaa9a»«haaaneaamw«Mas». R^RUUtatUNSD «m soto Agsato r to look m profOTty We attoi o* HaU A DoeWaosMntadlw « MWmbaWfewItamapMmr* ^aTwtoBink'orHwCMltMamt
msiostev
■ —,mkWijjlii
os of oommiamoa for aellmf Real E teste* from BON ta mjm i p ceut. as Lommuaimi; a*
EE? r A* am.
melaatve, will ho taxed •BU» value of the preg.
AH
at* P^
darraai* m the If P cent., *5.000 to #7 1 P coat.; hst'ltWNri .. __ m aa ahoTe mcetioeod goiog ahova §3,1 coat, charged ee Sr at •*>■**■ On the sales eroli praneny, while ie ear ehaimad. He aala, no eoenaiam Neoee oftmeatiaa to wUMranr
Btranyera vuitiaf our city, have every edvantege offeied them for aelectuif the aaem deanebte herein*, aad oer•ooa haviac Lands, Low end Maaaea for anie, will h« benefued by the eforeortUnary fketiities oflered
chasers at our oMee.
fl^AU property entered in oar
from mid after
iba firaiday of Aagnat imn., w3i adhere to th» above rstes. All «aiered batake that tuas Witt adhere to the
old rstes of comariosloa.
McKEMNAN dk MAY,
Sac: sseor* to Chapman dk MclUmaa. , 38 J<West Washington- at., Indtanapaiia, Ind.
anglS-ddlwtf
TVfY BOOKS ARE NOW OPENED FOR -IF-I- antrieaof property, end all persons desirous of disposing of Umir property on good terms, have an opportunity offered them, ae I will endeavor to ba prompt aad energetic Indisposing of all property placed ia my heads. Tar ms e* reasonable as any oAce ia tha city. CHARLES COOLON’S may 13 intelligence Office.
1>EMOYAL—WALLACE A HAUGHEY, J-V Real Batata Agents, have removed their office to the Dunlop Building, on Meridian at reel, one door •oath of Weeley Chapel, et which place they would invite all interested to call, a* w ar (.spared to gtv some first rate bargains. utayiS
kuoaha 'all*
Firat, j 0C A.M, Express, nd, 8 30 A. M. Kxprese.
First 5 30 A . M. Krorer*. First,; Second, S.3C A. M. Rxprc**. Iccom
Tlilrd, |fl .M A. M Mail. rhird, 11.0* A. M. Mail. Fourth, t3.00 M. Em igrant. Fourth, 4 46 A M Express. Fifth, 6.C0 P M. Rxprefo. Fifth, *30 A M. Exnreaa. Hixth, 5 30 P. M Aecommo- Only one train on Ihinday,
(’anon. the 4.45 P. M.
tiomf throughout, nddressod itself directly nnd j 8e « r ^ h ’ M 0 ° m ' B **
cffsctuftlly to the hearts and sympathies of the audience. If her introduction wan favorable, her receptions in the audience hall were *o m»ny renewed and increased triumph*. 8he was encored at every aong. One little piece from Lind*—not in the billa—and the popular ballad, Sfweet Home, appeared to drive home to all the listener*. Signors Lasarre and Pazarelli, executed several pieces on the violin and piano, with no little credit to themaelve* and satisfaction to the audience. By their efficient assistance the character of the concert was properly varied, so that if extended an hour or so longer it could have been
enjoyed with equal gusto.
ftSFEverybody hoard of concerts a la Mumrd, and all musician*, professional cr amateur, bare an acquaintance with their originator, Ferdinand Musard, whose name in Farit is as noted aa that of Jnlien in London, The gentleman himself i« now in Indianapolis, and will give a conceit this evening, at tbe Masonic Hell, introducing to our citizens • distinguished caUtrioe, M’lle Y*Ury Gomes, of whom we have elsewhere, spoken and whose reputation as Frima Donne in tbe Spanish opera has been extensive and deserved. Sbe has a magnificent soprano voice* and wherever she ha* sung in this country, has •United from connoisseur* the highest approval. Her coming here ie modest and uuheraqded, but reputation has preceded her. Tst Gmbwprld Family Frtrrd.—This was (be title of a newspaper established by one Tbos. D. Wright, at Greenfield, some six months since under tbe patronage of (be AboMtkHriet, Know Nothings and XaiaeLcw men, with (be avowed purpose of exterminating Democracy, Tom Wslpoleaad Waipoleism (ae it was pleased to say.) After tbe combination sod isms of which H waa the acknowledged offiRn, met with its overwhelming defsal in B*»ooek by the > Democratic ticket there, by largely
v(he editor
press
Only onv train on Sanday,
the 5 P. M
Buffalo lo Niagara Palls and Baaavnston Bridge, 7 15 A. M , 0.00 A. M., 13.30 T. hr. 500 P. M.,iattd 8.00 P. M. Onlv one train Sunday, al 0.00 A. M. Through tieket* to Naw York and Bourn, can be gar. rh«*ad at all the principal Western Tieket office*; and also on the Cinelnnrti, lAHiisvitle, and St. Leuis Line of Paekeu. Inquire for tickets by the New York Central Rnilrnad, by the way of Buffalo aud Albany. Baggage cheeked through from Buffs n to New Yorb and Rnaton. C. YIBRARD, General Sup’t. ALLEN BUTLER, Traveling Agent. Buffalo. May, l?54. dly 1 ADAM9 A CO.’S EXPRESS.— Thea-vcr«l Companies hereiefora beating the namei of Adatn't A Ct.'s Ex/rets, having ail nean eOB«oildated, will hara»ftar ba known a* the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY.
Me* sen gar* will leave oar offiee. No. 34 West Washington street for Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Buffalo. Philadelphia, Hew York, Boaton, Washington City, Baltimore, Charleston, S. O., ant’ other cities and town* in tha Ea*iern and Southern Bute*, vie I. dk C. R. R. et It o’clock, A. M., through to Cincinaeti In 4 hours, end connecting with our great Eastern Express which leev a that eity at 5 o'clock, P. M. For Madlaon and towns on ihj M. I. A P. R. R. et 4
o'clock, P. M.
For Bt Ik>uI*, Springictd, Alton, Vendelle, Terre Heute, Greeneustle, and towns on WaAwffi River end Wabash and Erfo Canal, vie T H. * R R R. at 1.10
o’eloek, P. M.
For Louisville, NewOrlean*, JeSVrennville. Memphis, Vicfoburgh, Nr.ehex, New Albaey. Salem, Bedford, Bloomington, Rvansvillo. Prineeton. Vineennee and towrr* oa the lower Ohio and Mtasmsippi river*, via Jef-
forennri le R. R. et 4 o’eloek, P. M.
foege end town* on Ootambue and Mar-
PmM s.
teraonvt to m. h. et a weioew, r. m. For KntgMatown, Kuahvilte, Carthage and
Knightitown, Rnahvttle, Edinbeeg. Ootambue timtllle Rati road* daily from Bhelbyvtila and
navllle Rail t oed* daily from Shelbyvtlle and Frank! n. Wa alto ran a Deity Enpvaaaftom Loflrrtlleto OmeneuTte vie New Alboay and Salem R. R.. and (Vom Cincinnati to Louisville, vie Oh*o A Miaaiasippt R. R. Oar Foreign Express laovea by every European Steamer. Our Express for California, Oregon, the Sandwich Island* and Central and Bomb America four ua*m each month, aetfeevExprasa for Anarattnaeaeamomh. Freight of afl dsaeftottana, ValaeMea, Money and Package* sent' to any part of the World with certainty
and dh patch
Foreign postage tieketa by tha •’ Mack 8t«r Lina of Packet*’' eonveany for«aUat lowprtaoa, end draftee* England, Ireland, Bcotland, Germany, France, Califor ala and 6rcgon conatamly for aala at lowest rata* Order* for Good* tent fras af charge and executed witk ^ Blltvr^hanaa will ba obtained from the O. §. Mint ia rXehaegtB for OoM wliham charge. »*>«>« freight. Per part icutsr* or farther la format ioa colt si the offiee "* >n,m r - k, “ r " *c*Woo#*r»«i>, ww
ludlea^alie. March <•, WM.
f help, near it, wm pertly earned away, the little river many mills and buildings swept sway, and on other rivers mat da: done, and gnat quantities of timber, hay, Ae.,
wm WMhM down the river.
Traveling wm suspended throughout the province, and the mails all suspended.
Boston, Nov. 18.
By the bark Prescott, wo have dates from Buenos Ayres to the 20th September. Gen. Urqnisa hsd recovered from his illness, and resumed the functions of the government over the confederated provinces. The Buenos Ayres Packet calls upon the authorities to prepare for an invMion from Urauiaa. which it believes wm impending. The British Consul at Buenoa Ayrat had issued a circular, declaring that the English subjects in that country who bad loaned money to Russia were guilty of treason.
New Yorr, Nov. 18.
An arrival at this port from Baracoa on tha 8th, reports leaving there the schooners Chas. T. Smith and John T. White of New York, which had been Miaed by the Cuban Government on a charge of having guns sad amnnition on board, tbe former wm to leave for New York in two days. The government, it is said, have decided to send the steamer Fulton to search for the missing sloop-of-war
Albany.
A Washington dispatch says the Government hM received advices of the arrival of Commodore Perry at Southampton, England. New Yore, Not. 18, The steamer Cahawha Um arrived, with dates from Havana te the 12th inst. The advices from thence are not important. There wm little known in regard to the outbreak at Puerto Principe. Washington, Nov. 18. The Union of this morning announce positively the withdrawal of instructions prohibiting Mr. Soule from passing through France, and presumes that the explanation of Louis Napoleon will prove satisfactory. The Majors of WMhington and Georgetown have issued proclamations appointing Thursday next as a day of Thanksgiving. Quebec, Nov. 18. Last night, the Legislature voted unanimously $100,000 to the widows and orphans of the Englieh soilders who fell in the Crimea, and may foil daring the present war. Tbe Canadian government proposes to reduce the duty on refined sugars $240 per cwt., raw sugars $150. Mmasses 2c. per gallon, and coffee Id. per pound. Priladrlhia, Nov. 18. - A duel wm fought at Burlington, New Jero sey, between two individuals of this city thi morning. One of them wm shot in the arm, and the other in the thigh; when they declared themselves satisfied and settled the dif
ficulty.
Albany, Nov. 18. The official returns from twenty-seven counties, at tbe Treasurer’s office, correspond precisely with the nreviously reported majorities, and place Clark’s election beyond a doubt, at 300 majority. Chatham, C. W. Nov. 18. The Jury on the Great Western Railroad collision found Kittlowoll, the engineer, and Twitchell, the conductor of the gravel train guilty of manslaughter. Winchester, Maas, Nov. 18. The rail-ear factory and dry-houses of Parks, Whiteman, Jewett and Haws, were destroyadby fire lest night. \ ' Xilwaukib, Nov. 18. The house of Geo. Varendiek A Co, hM suspended, hut its bills art takes by the city
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR Y SALK.—A GrUt Mill witk 3 ran* of Sioue and a good Saw Mill, oa tbo Terra Home Railroad, near Plainfield, will be eold oa good tem*.
For lartber LertleuUraenqaira c( WALLACE dk HAUGHEY,
*pS8 Keel Estate Agent*.
I t.3| percent.
Kkoit poefod hoadbtlie greet tbe woaurrin ffif oafoT foaa *r bov from every wleriwr
MaiottfMska, aoffWa art rfoeo oar voice a-dfin i
wsasssssscBS? '““ c
SAFES!—THE UN
eity for the seie
CON PIT dk BUBAL CIVIL KNQfKKKS&—AN ENGI-
A NERR9 Level, lore ixyfo, firvt
, in good order,
\ GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULA XJL TION.—T7*S oereoof Art dam liother laM on i
That no ooe •efiaaokk kplwadlil goods ae low. ‘ la which *ach endntee dee* *ot ahoood;
Yea'll hoar it very eftca ia Gteetiesatie *od CytitbutR* ,
It’s all a boat Indianapofi*. foo capital of Indian*—
Coats, paata aad ve*ts alt throogh from k«ad to khm. With uiidenhtri* and upper •him, anRaacha aad giovr*
to boot.
Li Kokaaao or Thoratowa, ’tuovery whar* the *awe— Plata field. SanvUio, Peru and even >«kuut ptoia Bead* back the *aw re ■pone*, obt.n AadanaB bold*
aotbacJt.
Aad xan-ot Broad Ripple *ay they re «*» tbeWach Per .Vender mad William , Stm, Aad kaow they never a*w each apleadid gorfipeo ereep
ale* arod^andchain^l^Mie.
COMMIT 4b BMRLL.
HPO RENT.—STORE BOOM NO. 2, UNBffiR Bales Hooao, fonaerty *aeap*ad hy Koch A Ornot Am largest aad Mas diafoaMa bawa< Ateo room over Trader 1 * Baefe third
CON PIT At
Enquire of h K7KLL.
lay mg mi tha itfouotapoLu dk Ctneiacau Radroad ami Michigan Road, 9Jfi mile* North-west of SheUryvilie; coo touting 5*0 acres—1UA under euiurauon, SSS deadened, haiaaee first-cate umber, vaatt waieted, good iwo-mory tog hnaae, good ot chord, watt, born. atMto*, ma. Price RS3 per near- Tern»«, cne-third oa sale in Indiana Free Bank paper; baianee in one aad two yeara> with latereat. COND1T A BUELL. BE LAPOBTB CO. IMD.-MHJ, PSOPBSTT.
PEAL ESTATE STOCK AND COLLECXV TING AGENCY.—The andesatgned will give their
amage ^aiieauoa to all the vanoaa department* of boaiiiew be
longing to aGeneral Agency, for baying aad *eUiag Real Eataie and Stoeka, aad for the payment ot Taxea of oonreanlent*. They will alaa attend promptly to the col lection and securing of claim*, offiee for the present over McMiUea’* Store, Washington *t., Indianapoli*. apfo dtf WALLACE ffi HAUGHEY. D ESIDENCES.—WE HAVE FOR SALE XV a number of the moat desirable residences in this city for prices ranging from IMS to SS.IIM Persons WMhing to bay a beautiful Home will do well to give ae a call, aa wa will taka pleaaare in showing property
without charge.
VACANT LOTS AND OUT LOTS. —Low can be bought at our office for prices ranging from S300 to B4.0M, situated at al l point* of the city. Wa have also a number of out-lot* in the suburbs of the eity suitable
for country residences.
FARMING LANDS—We have oa our Books large tract* of land in a nuntner of Counties ia tha State, which will be told at very reasonable rate*. MILL PROPERTY —We will sell on good terms a
good Steam Saw Mill with 348 acres of land oa one of
the Railroads leading from this eity.
TO MANUFACTURERS.—A number oHot*suitable Air manufacturing purpose* ean be bought cheap by Im-
mediate application at our offiee.
STOCKS.—We have on hand a number ofthare* of R.
E Stocks which will be sold at fair rate*.
OUR BOORS are now opened for snu.ei of property, and all persoas desirous of disposing ol tarlr property, on good terns, have an opportunity agent them, as we will endeavor to be prompt and energetic in disposing of
sii rronarty placed in oar hands.
TF.RM8 a* reasonable as any other offiee ia the city.
WALLACE * HAUGHEY,
Dunlop Bonding, Meridian street,one door Booth ot Wesley Chapel. Indteaepolis.
\ HOME FOR EVERY MAN. —WE XR. have fog sale 165 Lota ia Dualop dk Tutewiler’s Additioa, south of the residence of B. P. Morris, Esq., which wa win sell from from RIM to $350, oae-thlrd cash, one-third 1 year, ona-third3 years, or 30 per cent.
deducted for c*ah.
WALLACE ffi HAUGHEY.
Real Estate Agents.
f^ASSIMERE.—15 CASE BLACK CA8V'SIMKRE; 15 cases black Doeskins; 500 pieces fancy
Casaisre^r* on hand and for sale by
IAMBS LOW dk CO..
aug94 *18 M*ta Street. Louisville. Ky.
I^INGHAMa—10 CASES NEW STY-
VX I.ES received this day and for sale by
JAMES LOW ft CO.,
eepi 15 418 Mata-at.. Louisville, Ky.
rpo BANKERES, MERCHANTS, AC.— JL BERBAN’S INrRBKCT TABLES, showing the i at erect on any sam for any number of day?, at 3, Ity, 4. 4J, 5,5)t and 6 per cent. And also at any rate from 6 u 34 per cent. Thi* book is of convenient form and aiy. and should he in the hands of every business man. its* received hy WERDBN dk CHAMBERLAIN. *ept5 OROCHE SHAWLS.—NEW DESIGNS XX and elegant colorings in Brorhe, long aad sqaare Shawl*. A large amortmaat at HORN’S* acts
QHAWLS.—300 10-4 PLAID SHAWLS, O 390 8 4 Plaid ShawL, 400 6-4 Plaid Shawls, 375 * 4 Plaid Shawl*, received this day aai for sole by JAMES LOW dk CO , X>t7 *18 Main-"treat. LooiavtHe. By.
(UUi ANY PERSON WILL BE mnMM to the above who vrlli dir aovaraaitwamvaad aarmamamt ear* for Mdfomsafoe* tboa PLOYBfS AMHRfCAN PENETRATING UNIMF.NT. ThH IhaitBoat la also xevor knows t* foil ia
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COMMERCIAL.
Now Yook, Nov. 18 Ploafiaaoafor. but not lower, with sale* of 5660 br.s; food Ohio $» SSffiS. Sootbora <B TSffiS 35. Whoa* tad n are anchaagad. Pork I* a trifle Mghor with « ofdSSbria at $19 SaffilS SS. Deaf ia inn. LatdfoSrm; •ffiaa of kegs st WXffill, aad bfla MMffiffiM. Ohio i!*ky 43Kffiddt- Codas* heavy. Sugar <* acuva st Sfo for Orleaao. howwdsiB aad tkvagffisr.
OTICE TO SHIPPERS.—THE madison, Indianapolis and peru r. r.
be subjaeted to extra ahargat. Tbe Railroad Comyaay baa no connection with any other line of boat*, and will not Le responsible for goads by say hat the Mart Line. . . „ Send toads to Mail Boat Wharf, foot of Broadway,
Cincinnati, or P. Carter, Looiivllle.
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fine amort i
CASES.—WE HAVE A of Gentlemaa’a Dressing Cases,
Rasora, Brushes, Twetsera, Toath-pteka, Gold aad Sit ver Shirt Butt >ns, fte.. dkc., to which we panieoiatl y iavite anention, at wo are aattlng them off at reduced price*. foetfSl W. M. TALBOTT ft Cm. ^
l^UR A RUBBER DRIVING GLOVES.
A/ A large avsortmeat, aad ehsap at
H. J. HORN’S.
A large assort*
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fi G. HOLMihN.—NO. 11, WEST Vj • Wasbingroa street—Is now prepared to exkibi t to hi* old customers end tbe pabite, a new beautifol aad large stock of Fall anl Winter Dry Goods, comprising many new aad desirable styles aa well as all die substantial fabrics. No koaae ;n thectiy shall **il aa good goods for less.amney. Country Merchants wit) lad him ever reedy U>“divids pradho.” tapt*
read. The premise* contain 84* acres; greater portiew thickly or heavily timbered with oak, poplar (whit* Weed.) ample, beech, ash, and tynn—balance, oak openThe improvements are, a first-rate saw-miU, in uantag order; a mill hoaae, 3d by 40 foet, four — high, suitaMe for a grist anil, factory, or machine •hop; a goad dwelling house, 3* by 44 feet, with an excellent spnag near the door; a convenient barn; two lug tea eat ant* mad good boaring orchm da. Tha mtil stream i# of good site, with mae foet foil, and very durable, being principally supplied by spnag branches; and the dam ia permanent. Lumber is in good demand, at fair prices, tu tbe vicinity. Tide indisputable. For further mrticutara, inquire on tbe ptemisee of W. R. Howes. Michigan City, or of CONOIT ft BUELL. HO 109, BEHTOH-ST., BATES’ ADDITION.— House and Lot. Lot No. 35. square 6S—*ize 43 by 190 foet. House, new frame, one alary, two roams, good well, ftc , fte. Price, 9650. Terms, 9100 eush, 91U0 in tour month!, $300 in one yeur, and 9150 in two years. CGNDIT dk BUELL.
sens ia high state of cultivation; balance timbered with wain at, sugar, dec., good orchard, well, fte.. Cottage bouse containg 4 rooms. Eagle station upon the Terre Haute and Richmond railroad, 3 miles wart af Indianapo ia, is on tbe premises. Posse won given immediately after sale, half of the crops going to purchase with the farm. Price 911,000. Terms 98,000 cash. 98,500 in 8 months, $3,500 in 18 months, and 3,000 in 34 mouth*. CON PIT A BUELL. MO. 94, MARION OO. IND. ^Improved farm in and adjoining the town of Bridgeport, containing 190 seres, incloding It town tats; aonri tavern stand and storo hoase on iba premises. Price 96.300. Terms 4 cash, balance in 1 andSyears. COBDIT 4k BUELL.
■ACVLLAE, WILLIAMS ft Co., THE MAMMOTH ROOSIEK CLOT HUS 8 STORK, 49 fTasiimfftou ttreW, Blake’1 Commercial Sw, SfiffiM ffiff the Fall Breve<1 Manas. Indianapolis. October 39.1854.
XJEWI XA TO D fa Insurance
COND1T A BUELL
MO. 93—MARION OOgRTF, IND—Improved farm, • miles east oflndignspaUs, oa National Road, containing 397 acres, lUtt acres in good cultivation, balance heavily limbered, good frame barn snd log house. Will sell in ports or whole to suit purchasers. Price $59 per are*. { Terms 90,990 cash balance in 3 yean fyom January, 1865.
CON BIT ft BUELL.
NO 91 —INDIANAPOLIS. INIX—3 squares east ot diagonal on Lawreneeburgh R. R.—House and Lot; hua«e ' new, fraam cottage, 4 moms mid porch; good large cistern. Lot size, 51 by 200; plenty of shrubbery, apples, dkc. Pr.ee •1360. Terms, K cash, baianre in 1,8, and 3 year*. CONDlT 4 CUELL. NO. 90, MARION CO., IND.—Two miles north ot Indianapolis, on Michigan Road; improved farm containing 93 acres, ail under fence and m high stole «f cultivation; good well, orchard, ft c.; good farm house, containing 4 room*, cellar and out bouses. Price 9166 per acre. Terms bast. CONDlT & BUELL. NO. 89, OLAY OO., IND. —On Tarre Hants and Richmond R. R., } mile West of the Highland Coal Co.’s Station Eighty acres good farm land, half cleared, *hd half heavy timbered, all under fotrce. Price, $2U per acre. Terms, •500 cash, baiancenn resy t;»>c.
CONDlT & BUELL.
NO. 87.— ALABAMA STREET,— Corner of St. Joseph St.—House and Lot; House new frame, 1 story, 4 rooms and porch, new brick well; lot, size 37£ l.y 100 feet. Price, fU’Ji. Terra*. $100« cash; balance in one year. CONDlT & BUELL. NO. SO, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Ip Lawreneeburgh and Upper Miseiamppi E. R. Co. Subdivision of out block 158; 1 tot, size 40* by 380 Price $250. Terms J cash, balance in 3 aad 0 months. Will trade for horse and
bnggy.or any thing of the kind.
CONDlT ft BUELL.
NO’ 78, ILLINOIS STREET.—comer of St. Clairat., 1 lot; sloe 374 bv 130 Price 91.000. Tena*4oa?h. balance ia 1 and 8 yean. CONDlT dr BUELL. NO. 71, rr.T.na JIS STREET.—between Walnut and St. Clair-sU., 3 W» *; size 37 by 130. Price 8800 each.
Term* 1 casta, balance in 1 and 2 years. CONDlT ft BUELL.
NO. 09, ET.I7AHHTM STREET.—Harris's Addition; f lots 38 hyll7. Price flOC each.. Tern* 3k cash, bal-
ance in 1.3, and 3 years. CONDlT ft BUELL
NO. C8, DEARS ft CO.’S ADDITION.-* Ltson orcloaetoihe Donation Line eoath; 40 by 146. i’nre from 8135 to 8150 each Terms 915 cash, baiame in 1, £, 3, aad 4 years CONDlT ft BUELL. NO. 66, MARRET STREET.—Lot 3 in square 51 back lo alley; unimproved. Price •1.006.
WISE TO-DAY—’TIS MADNESS TO DEFER.”—Lm iifsttas.vca —The Muiua, ce Company of New York, No. 33 Waft-ju , acemaufated Cash Fuad iv now more ikan
•LZfiMM, securely invested ia Baods. Nongages and
1 be remarkable and extrvordiaary prosperity of th.s
Institution, anffi the eminent!y strong position aad hign character which it has attained, in so abort a period, are attributable lo the strict adherence to i\tecrmaprimeifUa af Ufa Jsauromce on the part of its Board ot Managers, ■ad-lhetr effort* to place its affoirs on a secure, sotutd,
and imarugnable foandatinn
Thm In-it in non now preaentr to the Policy holder the first and moat important consideration that should i iti-.i - eneo event one desiring to provide for LU family by mmmaaft.-Ji Assoraaca, or who may wi*h to approtuiate his sur; as income to the most certain anti profitable of *lt invest nents—the fundamer’ai guaruuty of secuut>, swHdity ami perpetuity; the securing and placing bevood tbe passiblecontinacncy of disRpnomuacul, lie prompt cash payment of ail its Policiee, whenever due. In WHitton to tbe securtv thus *fli>rded, this InMitWton offiv* to insurers, for the whole term oflifo. the folio * i. .-
advantages:
A large realized Fund, invested and rapidly accuntai*-
tmeat compound interest.
The prompt cash settlement of all losses, without Je-
duction by “prounusi note*” or otherwt««.
Regular divisions of tha profits among those who pay the premiums, which are credited to the Policies, atid ara
pkyvble ia cash, with the sums insured, after death.
The rates of insurance reduced to actual cost, by a par-
ticipation in alt the profits
An increasing value to in Policie* the longer ihej are
kept up.
An equitable squatlzanon of tbe benefits of Life A*surdee between those who live the longest and those who
ie first.
The privilege of withdrawing at any time, whenever H is inconvenient to pay the annual premium, or when iba original motive far effecting an insurance shall eetue The tall value paid for surrendered Policies, either in Cash, or if preferred, in a certificate for a (argot amout-i, payable at the death of Uas party, upon wbien no lunht.: premiums will ba required. The privilege of reducing the amount of the Poltey, anti having a corresponding reduction of the future premiums, without losing the reversionary Interest tit the profits that may have accrued upon the previous payments of pre-
■MM.
Premium* payable annmtUy. renii.annually, cr quar-
terly.
No increase in the rates of premiums as the party grows
older.
Insurance upon a single life. Insarauce on iwo joint lives, payable at Uie ile itb of tha first Insurance payable at the death of the last of two lives Insurance payable at Uie dealt) of a person, ttrooided. another person l-e then alive. Endowments to children on their reaching 31 years of
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JOSKPH B COLLINS, President. Isaac Abbott, Seeretarv. Charlkv Gill, Actuary Hekry H. Hyob, Traveling Agent. Joan L. Mothxkshka:>, M. D., Medical kxamnier at Indianapolis.! CHARLES W. CADY, Agent at Indianapolis. tC7~<ce in the S.aie Bank Building. This certifies that Chnries W. Cady, Ageta of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, has filed m tbe Clerk’s Office the agreement of suid Company (it be subject to suit in the Courts of tins Btate for any disputed claim against the Company, arising out of any contract made with said Company, through its duly authorized agents. WM. STEWART, Clerk dcctC By Wa Waiaack, Deputy.
running back to alley; unimproved. Price 91000. Terms Ik cash, balance in 1,3, and 3 year*, with imtarest.
CONDlT ft BUELL.
NO. 66, WASHINGTON STREET, —Lot 8 insquare
piARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE.— THE GREAT PUR1FYEK OF THE BLOOD — JTot a partial* af Mercury in it —An Infallible Remedy fur SKrofuU, Ring’s Evil. Rheumatism, obstinate Cuinnenus Eruptions, Pimples and Pustule* on the Face. Blotches, Boils. Chronic Sore Eves, King Worm cr Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain ottbe Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all diseases arising from an m Judicious use of Mercury, Imprudence m Life, or impurtw of th' Blood. This valuable Medicine, which has become celebrate,! for the number of extMordinary cures effected through its agency.ha* induced the proprietor-, at the urgent r.--quest of their tnemis, to offer it to the public, which they do with the utmost confidence in its virtues aud wonderful curative properties. The toilowrng re,tili cates, .--elected from a large nnmber are however, stronger testimony tliau the mere word of the proprietors; and are all from gentlemen well known in then localities, amt of the highaet lespectability. many ol them rest ditto in the city of Richmond, Va. P. HOYDEN,Ksq.,of the Exchange Hotel. Richmond known everywhere, says lie has seen the Medicine call ed Cautkr’s SrAHiMi Mistcsr administered in ovei a hundred cases, in nearly all the diseases for w hich it a recommended, with the most astonishing good results. Heeaysit is (he most extraordinary medicine be has ever seen. AGUE AND FEYFR—Great Care—I hereby certify that for three year* 1 hart Ague and Fever ol the most violent description. I had several physician*, took large quantities of tluinine. Mercury, and 1 believe all tbe Tonics advertised, but all without any permanent relief At last I tried rAKTEx’s Spunaa Misrcaic, two bottles of which effectually cured me, aud l am happy
T3USINES3 MAH'S LAW LIBRARY— O ]«*■ received at STEWaRT ft BOWEN’S,
RRITANNIA WARK.-^UST BffCEI V - ■ritama Tea 9am, ’Em Pmm, Coffin Pots, Lamps, Cas. or*, FiUhars, Ladles, fte. KXTCSAM ft MEARILL,
/' 1 INGHAM9. —100 CASES CHECK
VJ Giogbams reeoived and fer sale by
■fel
LOW A
^EW ARRANGEMENT TiJjTAK EF-
eOSDtT ft BUELL.
NO 59, MARION COUNTY, IND —C>* miles south of city; a good improved farm of 0ft acres; soil first rata; Nacres in cultivation, 30 in timber; aft under good fence, good buildings, orchard, ftc; spring and wall. Plica 940 per acre. 93000 cash, balance in 1 and 8 years. COKD1T ft BUELL. NO. 50, WmiTE CO., IND.—on Tippecanoe River; improved Fares, eomainitig 514 acres; 33* aero* under cultivation, 114 sera* in pasture, 80 acres very heavy timber; soil worm and dry; two houses and two barn*, ha* two fine orchards, and good springs, and as goad a mill aeat aa ean be foaud on Tippecanoe river; i* situated 4 miles from Pittsburgh, on Wabash and Erie fanul,aad33fi mite* from Brooksiown, ou New Albany and Salem Railroad. Will be said in pans or whole, to ■oil purchasers. Price 918 per acre Terms, X first January 1835, X first of January 165S, X first Jasuvy 1857, with interest on the two last payments from date.
CGNDIT ft BI RLL.
NO. 40, NATIONAL ROAD—West of river, Mate’s Addition; Lot; size 03 by 308. Price 9375. Terms, 910* cash, balance ia 0 and 10 months.
UONDIT ft BURLL.
NO. 36, EAST *T.-bet wet.;. Vermont and Michigan streets; Lot cornering on Alley Price 960*. Terms. X cash, balance in 1 and 3 yen:*.
♦.'ONDIT ft BUELL.
NO. 34, MIGHIOftN ST—between New Jersey aud East streets; 3 Lots; mxe 36.3 383.8. Price 88U0.
Terms, X cash, balance in 1 and 3 virtu.
CONDlT ft BUELL.
NO. 33, BAST ST.—between Michigan aad Ver moat; 4 Lots; sixe 3X8 by -MB, Price 9550 each. Terms X cub balance in 1 and 2 years.
CONDlT ft WELL.
NO 96, TIPTON CO; IND.—300* acre aheavy tim
bereft laud. Prie*9B,Sb per acre.
CONDlT ft BUELL.
MO: 25, JASPBH OO. INN.—IM88 acres, slang the line af the Loganepart and Peoria Railroad; floe my rolling prati ie, and good tillable land. Them were smaog tbs Cm entries of Government Lands in the county, and have born withheld from market until now. Pries fM per acre. Terms. X carik, balance Its f, 3, amt 3 yean. CONDlT ft BUELL. NO 2ft, MBRIPIftM ST—Two squares north of Waohirngion-st. Boose and Lai; boom back, late styte; 9 rooms and 2 hsiIs, parlor If by 18ykails 8% by 18; poreh back: cellar under whole bouse; good well, dkc; goad stables and other out-houses; sice lot 33R by M5. wall fenced, containing 9 apple trees, « pear, 4 quince, 2 nectarines, 3 appricots, S or 18 grape vinas. aad a number of gooseberry and current b&heffi aH
* many vaBetieeof ornament “
9*09* Terms. cash, ball aawin 12 months. 9t*6*in
[smthiaraam bri
m'lLfSA.
arid, and the only med iciue that ever reached my case.
JOHN LONGDR>.
Beavei Dam. near Richmond, Va; c. H. LUClii Ksq., now living la theefty of Ricbmord, and for many yean in the post-ofltce, hasauch cootiu»ui a in the astonishing efficacy of CAima’a Bramsa Mixtvbb. that ha bought upwards of 30 bottles, which be hasgiven away to ibe afflicted. Mr. Luck says he has nevet known It to fall when taken accord
ns to dilections.
Dr. MlNGHffiRpiacticing physician, and formerly of the City Hotel In the city of Richmond, «ays he has witnessed in a number of instance*, the effects of Cap. van's SrsMSB Mtsvcus which were most truly surprising He says in a case <h Consumption, dependent ou the Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed. SAMUEL M. DRINKER, of the firm of Drinker ft Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver Complaint of eight years standing, by tbe use of two bottle* of ;argr’s Spanish Mixture. GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA —Tbe editors of tbo Richmond Republican bad a servant employed in thou press-room, cared of violent scrofula, combined wuk Rheumatism, which entirely disabled him from work Two bottles of Ca ter’s Spanish Mixture made a pci foet cure of him, and the editors, in a public notice, »a> they “cheerfully recommend it to ail who are afflict'd with any disease ot the blood.'’ STILL ANOTHER CUBE OP SCROFULA—I bad > very valuable boy cared of Scrofula by Carter’* Spanwu Mixture, i consider It a truly valuable medicine. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Conductor On the R. F. ft P. K. R. Co., Richmond, V*. SALT RHEUM OF 20 YEARS STANDING CURED John Thompson, residing in the city of Richmond, was cured by thre* botttoaof carter’s Spanish Mixture, of Sail Rheam^whleb be had nearly 2* years, aad which ail the phyrician* of the city could not cure. Mr. Thompson ia a well known merchant of the city of Richmond, Ya., and his cure is most leruarhable. W*. A Mathew* of Richmond, had a servant cured of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. He says ba cheerfully recommends it, and considers it as invaluable medicine. Richard West of Richmond, Was cored of Scrofula, and what physicians called confirmed Consumption, by three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Edwin Barton, Commissioner of foo Revenue, say* ha bus seen tbe good effects of Cana’s Spanish Mixture to ktunber of Syphilitic case*, aad auys It 1* a perfect of Shat horrible disease. m. G Harwood, of Richmond, cared of Old Soros and Ulcere, which disabled him from walking. Took a few bottles* of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, and wa* to walk without a cratch- ia a shwit time par-
choice fruit; many
Price
ornamental shrubs and
4 yearn. "
CONDlT ft 7 BUELL.
ST.—House and Let; hoase frame
, room* and cellar; frame staMaa; Lot U*9K foot front; wiUha sold in poet* or in
whole. Fries #1** por foot, hi L*,eod2 year*. C
NO. 21,
ha arid Hr part* ar it ssh#2i»sir
16 miles from
I Acres, ia a body, nt
BENNETT ft BEERS, No. 135 Mate st, Richmond, V*., Proprietors. Aad for sale by CRAIGHEAD ft BROWNING.
aprilidftwlx
Liver ok Htomaeh; auad •* Ciurres.fc. -Wt b FuRttem offfirerfto tho Mead, Acsdtty «d ti
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• - $