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DAILY SEWTIWEL. WM.J BllOinf AVD O. B. ro»B«T. Knrrot IXPIAJt AFOLIi, I XD. TMOOAT MOBVatO./ASVABT t ( IK* •TATE KZrmrBl AVIUM m Lf#ISLAr fin MM#V. Tho following rtut will b« okavforl for tb« ^af« Smtimi dariog tb« LogtfftHr* fOMlon of •ight w««k% ooniMDOifig Jccoarj Bib, 1966 : Daily Ooa dollar. Weakly, on# oopy Thirty aaota Weakly, two oopiaa Bitty oaata. Waokly, tbraa copie* Eighty oaola Weakly, four oopiaa Ona dollar. Weakly, aigbt ropiea Two dollars. Weekly, twenty oopiaa Firadollara. Terms invariably in advance. Address AfSTIN H. BKOWa^ * CO., Indianapolis, ln<J. Desiaerat'e it Ate Oeaveatiea. It is due to the Senior Editor of the Senti el, who is also chairman of tha Democratic Sta'a Central Committee, to say that the aft l ies in favor of a Doroocratic State Conven:ion, or mass meeting were written by myself. Thi*i oplunation s leoeaaarv, as the Senior it tin inmtiog of the State Central Commit-tf-n op^.-KKl the calling of a State Convention. 0. B. TORBKT.

Lagis'at ve Insnaary. Monday, Jan, 8.—On the opening of the Scm " i hi'*' morning, the President Announced he ; tnnding ami joint committees. The papc « in ite cc^e of the contented seat# of Unn inglon and WellH conuties, and Han'ison comity, were reforred to the committee on election*. The efternoon session was principally con“umed in the reference of the Governor’s Mcwage to the appropriate committees, fdlle for the protection of .ne Sabbath, and changing (he time of holding the Court of Common Plem in tbe several counties were iotro-

dncod.

Hot.v.R.—The <Apea!cer announced the standing and joint comm ttee*. A petition from the citizens of Perry county was presented, contesting :he election of Bullard Smith, end was referred to committee on elections. A resolution that the House, the Senate eoneuriing ;herein, go into the election of U. S. ft no for on Tuesday ne*t, wee adopted. Several bills wore read and passed >,0 a second rending, and one in relation to the time of

bolding the 2d Judicial Circuit was read a

second and a third time, and the rules being suspended, it wm passed. In the afternoon ho Sneaker laid’ before the Hvise a communication from the Auditor of Steto, in i iswer to a resolution of inquiry adopted in the mor ting, stating that he was mu n, bilh only to the Bank of Paoli and Xorth Americsn Bank at Clinton, both specie paying banks, the latter in lieu of one at Newpor:; it was referred. A bill was introduced to 'boliali th? 7th Judicial Cironit. A number of resolutions of inquiry were introduced anil disposed of.

Por th* S at* SatiU**!.

Mem*. Editor* .—I noticed in vour Daily of to-day, a list of the names oi' officers of the House of Kepreaentetives, to whieh ia affixed, what purpose to have been, the former polit c d proolivltioe of each. Permit me to request a correction of that article, wherein you classify me with the Pres Soil Parly.— Not that I hesitate to be classed with that

Party, but that the alledged position was, I , on your part, charged intentionally,

believe,

(not on ly as refers to mo personally, nut to others included in the list,) for the sole purposo of misrepresenting the people’s party in the House, intimating to their oonstituente throughout tho State (eepecially to such as formerly acted with the Old Line Democracy) that in the distribution of offices, their claims had not been respected in a single instance. This is an orrof, as to the best of my knowledge, tho majority of »ll offices in the House, neluding myself, is composed of men who formerly acted in unison with the so called, regular Domoeratie party. Allow me, sir, to

is tews Hm platform, tbe pledge ourselvea not to dcriete from vewr standard ia oer comment*. Withouteecb lufottoedou we ere liable continually o err.

On the 2d lost, the mseeege of the Preeideet iu relation to the ceuetitetioaelLy and eipediencyof jippropriatioua from the Treatary for Internal Improvemeats, waa need in the 2Hoo#e of (RepreeentatiTw. We find it reported at length in tbe OMe. The President makes an able argument against the policy of tbe bill t*qi& by bim lest session, and be eaten intwaa exposition of all tbe considerations which bad i ad need dissent on bis part Tbe following closing remarks embrace bis euggsstiooe as to a change in legislation upoa

the subject:

If an appropriation for improring tbe navigability of a river or deepening or protecting a harbor, have reference to military or naval purpoees, then ite rightfulneee, whether in amount, or i i -be object* to which it 's applied, aepends, aianire Jy, on tbe military or nava 1 exigency, and -he tnbjec -m.alter - fforde its own measure of lej : !at ve discretion. But if the - ppropriat on for such an object have no dist net relation .o the mili a y or naval wants of the couatry, and is wholly, or even inai.ily, intended to promote the revenue from commerce, then the very vagueness of »he proposed purpose of t te expenditure oonttitue* a perpetual wlmoniaHo : of reserve and caution. Tbioug’a disregard of -bis, it is undeniable tha., in many cases, appropriations of this nature have been made unwisely, without accompl sbiog beneficial result* commensu.nte wi h -he cost, and Home-imes fo: evil, rather than good, iudepedeutly of -heir dubious rel. tion o the Constitution. Among the radical changes of the course of legista-ion in tbe?>e matters, which, in iny judgment, the pub ic interest demand*, oue ri a retu .? -o tiie p.imi ive idea of Congress which requ red in mis class of pob’ic works, as in all others, a conveyance of the soil, and* a cession of tbe jurisdiciion lo tbe Uniteu States. I thick this condition ought never to have been waives in the cme of any ha bor improvement of a perm nent ni>ture^ a* where p’em, jet.ies, sea walls, aod other like worku are to t>e constructed and maiPlained. It would powerfully te»d to counteract endeavors lo obtain appropriations of a local oba aeter, and cidefly calcula-ed to promote individual interes t, h he want of such a provision is the occasion of abuses in regard to existing works, exposing them to private encroachment without sufficient means of redress by law. Indeed, tho absence, in such oases, of r cession of jurisdiction, b.* constituted one of the coustitnlional objections to appropriations of this class. It is not easy to perceive any sufficient /eason for requiring ii in the ease’of arsenals nr forts, which does not equally apply to all other public works; if to da constructed and maintained by Congre s in the exercise of a constitutional power of appropriation, they should be brought wi; bin -he jurisdic.ion of the United Stales. There is another measure of precaution, in regard to auch appropriations, which seems to me to bo worthy of the consideration of Congress. It is, to make appropriation for every work in a separate bill, so that each

one shall stand on its own independent merits,

der circumstan-

and, if it pass, shall do so under dreumstan ces of legislative scrutiny, entitling it to be regarded a* of general Interest, and a proper subject of charge on the Treasury of the

Union.

During the period of t<me in which the country had not come to look to Congress for

tbia nature, several of

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ap-

propriations of tbi* nature, several of the States, whose productions or geograpical position invited foreign commerce,had entered upon plans for tbe improvement of their harbors by themselves, and through means of support drawn directly from that commerce, in virtue of an express constitutional power, needing for its exercise only the permission of Con-gi-ess. Harbor improvements thus constructed and maintained, the expenditures upon them being def. ayed by tbe very facilities they afford, are a voluntary charge on those onl who see fit to avail themselves of such fac litios, and can be justly complained of by none. On the other hand, -o long as these improvements are carried on „y appropriations from the Treasury, tho benefits will continue to inure to those alone who enjoy the facilities afforded, while the expenditure will be a burden upon the whole country, and the discrimation a double i jury to places equally requiring improvements, biu not equally

favored by appropriat ons.

These considerations auded to tbe embarrassments o; the whole question, amply suffice to suggest the policy of confining appropriations by the General Government to works necessary to the execution of its un-

(CT The comae of ran smooth, bat a few ripplea on tha waves of lava between a fast young gent and ara•peetabla gM of tbia town occurrad a few

evenings since.

Ha had boon vary amidnoas in bis attentions to tbe jonng lady,

tha connubial knot tied ia th* town of Franklin, on some pretext or o«ber, and won endeavoring to persaada bar to accompany him on a tour on tha Railroad, and be wtmld marry bar, bat it is sltogetoer probable that bad be succeeded be troold have acoontpliahad bar rain and than ilowrtad bar. The lady is, wa understand, Aeatitnta of relative* to ad via* or protect bar, hot aha foaad on efficient adriecr, end competent procectrem in Ifaa — ■ ■ —the lady with whom she redded. Mr. ■ importing tbe sinew tty of tha ardent young man, proffered to give them the privilege of marrying in her boast end also, a wedding dinner, but tha young gent refused to acerot, and this aroused the suspicions of bis amanoed. and aba refused to

WANTS, LOST, &C

TT7ANTED.—TO RENT A HOUSE, VV e-rate* BortU of WsoMegSoe ■*»»•*, eoniainiBg t XafU* rttSiseWa*. J-a»lw

font- or five i

WANTED, FROM 6* TO 100 COEDS VV of Dry Woei, Witiria it»<eo bhics e-' foe city. lBS.ir.ef TAfHMI ■OS'NSO*. ocrtl Ite-1* Wris»t fioe.e 'mrisaapo* a

go with him; Aon came tbe tog of war; the gent insisted that she should go, but a few words front Mrs. — caused bim to disperse; be returned at dusk accompanied with a chum, and swore be would have the prize, but tbia lima ha was met by Mr. - —who

caused the young scape-grace to make tracks in a burry in order to save his bacon I— ftmUin Jeferacmim of th* 6th.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEY.A Tuc i»h-*.-i*c. w II tke or *U ktnd* of tt*nl-.va

Ion Ac. ac. aU<» >. cob;* - t* a‘l dr >ro .a-e* 11 d.ana w.e*o i«e* m <•»« /, (Hat i* Mcar** oy at* per (*n a- ic» 03 c--at d *eo 01, A Rwta S'oc . money -o-i I* received at pet at .he Bmtoia mu clif wit be takej . t pi r for ^ood* or debt*. All Im-ien* Sate Woea mono* •■’cured by beeper ceet inida will be rece ded »t SO per e^utdiieoa.'i for beary Hardware, loo Ac, alM> tor »H detx ■ d«c bi«- . or telf ffooda except it lo*.

a .id suu-Iocb*, t - >11 be i.keo K l» per cent diaeoMt.M

be eign of ue Biff

ad lock.

HEN ’'Y S. KELf.OGG. No. M WMbimrtoii •a-et.

B

Y AUTHOPITY.—LAWS OF THE

S atJ*.

[Fuji;*, No. 3.1 AN ACT t-> rilljqu > io iu3 Stei* of Wlaeo^ji.: li*3 laatis . 3*3. - v3;'. '■>: *-.lt -Id.-V.o. Be It * aetei iy th* 3"i*.* and Hou*e of Royretn *- tiojj of th* U-itsd State* of Avoorlea ia C*-groom ao*tmh:od, T . t U».- of ue ‘-i.. 3iye e l: cp.-ufa w -. 3.x axtlj.i* of i»u4 «d>;n:»^ to e. e:” ..a.am’oi-j '■ ant 3d .!» -a3 L.-.13 of VV - kokmmi >.• M .-.sj Vo ;o:r.1.^3? of Ur? *3Ve;.Vi eac.loa o.' in* a t e tUlsu “Au act to lae >eo .# o.' Wi^oailn To..’..o:~ ',3 fons i iO;.3t;t t.o-za-i 8tai3 n.itnt. soo .oz -.3 . .m'.a iion of ^o-a !3t-t3'.n.o -13 Unio.:,”- t »i> 07r<i 1:3 a.at'-. -.;yof A. a -*i. it. > ysar sighUen * aoU fO-'ty-Dic, t .3ze 00 — u ia^.aule . 10 ...3 ria.o .‘... is ■>f w.seoaa.o, too3c3lt jj 1 .3 lo^atatcrj of s.. Slat.! or.; of a.-, ^-tbi... i.—a *-0} -o ^.rivals 3. t.-y a:, to b; *»;.; .a *..ta .:»n.;e. ae&3 ieffl .l..t...e :;tay ...it fo;- - ie mi in sic o’, .3 c.re. tUy of sa.f St

'ra** 11A a . .

.id for no o.^s;- ^-.-..poia wiiz'ieva oayealy-i..o of —no : Pro ided, TUatnuy ar.setl >iu of Und U?.-3--ofo.-e niadatho act c'.V.ls. “A;» -C. to e'ter.d t..3 .1:3 • for »3. -•ct-.o^ I..w. a.-acto- ue Stats of Wiacousui for 3 ... ..3»3»,’’ .i.vorec t-3 fo :rta -luy of

May, 3 k tjo.i;. .» .- so i..d

^ ff

.i.vorec ;-3 fo irtli ..*y of

.-':tl j...d ... -y-two, a U. .li i'.

..„-.-3 i/cen coiu hr t'.»3 U...tea 8:ates, . nd .» o; '.9ju.ly -U..BO.i 1-/ i ..)-3..r,/tlo.. o.- otbetirlss, aacii be -.u, 00. 0b; a 3 j.ar.ts a;ui :o.;Sr.;e. lo mi>i S-. ;# for t..3 »e of .Its ...;.ve.-*i;y of r.'— .State a. a ^rt o. .he

•eveniy-tw© .lertiou-x ..sra. " j..; . is i.

Ap.-.ovc-i Decs^bsi- IS, leod.

jaa*

(Paoli:, No. 3.]

AN A'-T itbwlns Uj fa,Its-- t.ms of two

;e ra ;o

tboae bold eg ■ ozt.-.e» a —0 V. -iinU .ti l::"/ ( .alrle. 1 O . o. Wh o. W'/; dj ,-io .oflr. .J. ena." - , 3.;f.-3on h of. r.n - a.., -.wo, .0 b. Y3 toe sr.js * .. rsys. and >>. tented. Be it i act#:' by the Senate ear' House of Rcpreot-tm-tiveo if the U . '.ed State* of Amer ca in Co' , g \-to ~*ee;*h :d, ,; .3 ot-esre ;.:n. -aM^.3r*. of -be V s'., a It 3 o vys.-tinen. .1 sat. oi../...ae;:t, t.>e. .isirso .» /^t*, ea.-.lrd to-o nty 1-tiv. ^..oU .Mvrs, : o to .as h ;

day of J..o ..try, anno domiai, o':„bte3: d e- . n« flfty-two, Ixjon ec-sr?^ wltbiii^ ..te -.-act rcaarrad cy

V..gta.r. oStv.-eSE ...3 Mlattt. and f.c.otc rirs i, for ca...',.;-:..^ t.te i3ff..l oo-.-tts*. to r— • of.cs.a . ..d oldi»r.) epor. con.:.:e..»al ssiabliabiae.u, ahali as allowed -as i.lr.13 of two yocra f 0-1 .tad ...As - -as _u*»rge o: A.a* —A, to ...ake a.x rste; .. taei.* -tB.rejf ao<. r/c. r>u.;t or csrf...sc. coplea of .0 the Geoeral La at; OfOce. Appt-orst- Decoin be, IS. J—9

IP. M.cNo. 4]

AT. ACT -o pror:-:3 for tas e^Unguislimeut of ; tU? of «: 9 C-.p..37/u. j.tdi—.o .0 i ts L..t. a ownod wad ei. .met Ly ‘.baa t.i Ue Tar/to.-y of Mv.zs-oU aoc

Stttloof w:aeo..ol.., »Mlf»r —rlr doraes.ic..; o.t

c'.rl.a-iloa.

XIT.iam e.VeSa

B* it en-ct*d th* Stnmt* and Hon** of Ropruentalieee of tho United State* of Amoriea in Congrn* ctirtmhi*^, 7b:.i ..3 P-3*itlsu. b*, a«.d ;»s .a -»r3>y, io—orlcso a> ct. roe ogoti. tioua lo -a ea.at-e.: ..lo tvl;.. lha f-hi?ov. r Irc.f...i, fo. ...3 3it .:^tt.. -i.vtan- of Uot

f-hi?.)3V.-r Irclf..ts, for ... lit.3 .0 uii U3 1 t...i 0./U3-: r.n<. cl-fiiisd .»y tit3.3 la ...e T.v.- ory »f Mi.'.neao.r. -;.f. Ststo of Wi^c/nei.t, wltieli W3 tiat .0:.—... Uo fo.lo . i-i r/.or;» i>..o, rod eoeu oi .t * . a .n_y .,3 /equ..*;^ rn.; p.0,.3 lo c... ry -j3 -..m3

into :

d.nt, v»ri;.tin„ to er.c.i a-rd of* family ia f--* *f.tn-.)la r rr tr.Tat.o_ of j‘.,,-a.y aczti* of l ..f, .0 ..a ailacte.. i.t

t:.j ;> .-.lory esus-, ro -oo_ n r.: r:

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.loiod, .oss entAlec, ./Idch-r..U nonr-Vo- uall bo :at- . :.y .La #>r.‘) ,e. t f Us J;. t*.'. SLlec, ar.d t;?’ a.3. l tr.orofor tltall ea^t J .-ly <i jcL.. 3 'fa-l Ue

tt,t.r!a ,j .1. ..0. jj Dd orl -asd by

or i.ioir as.:* «.. - l.igr.1 sp jrn...... / : , ..... ordorsf. oy Co. .y.-sr j, a;tc .10 'tiir.of o:....o . c.jj, tneds ./Ado.. L»3 s 0j.1t of % .3 H.ert.dsn* of i .e Uoi

. i-3 e re33, r.Ul 3tb: . e

1 >3

Unite-.

.States.

Seco.td. T.tr *n;...il'.08 -o v-ai-. j iaiInd'. n* s.-e ent'.llsf . ) rx'.il. l .rer .taa « .'as c;>u*j t of *rltn«....i c . >s?..tj. .... so . as.3 y v!. Low 3^ ...--m for Lie or cs-ii >n . U....0; A»3 .>ro. A o .. of ...ie act, *..*L e . -.rib .^•ti enu pit. . litsm . ..1 ;ir r iI: gj-., o. *3.-!e:t.enW v/.. in t..s li..;.;* of L. • csdsf. .e. f.M ; ; b ; t.;o P 3 .all oj nre*r.; v.iia jvt.vs. ’-> ca #> ctiu ronuU.sa *o jj cointn -*.! f j^» t ne to . ins fo. sjcu artielia of goods. ;. ov.a'.oa*,

YAV*

'fz, caUle, .mJsmynM of asr.cnlt .re, Ue cies -ios a a.I fji.ciiiL of In. ., a.td tiie e.stiion o otiid'.n^s ana o-i? i.aprorJmeBw,ao in iii. tiisc etion -rili oouduco :ao*i to ../o-.r.ols ti.j.r c-omfoi., clyii.aaf.on, am. p:. .:c-

»3.t wa’.'«i-3.

*M,iro you, thnt sny attempt on yonr purt to doubted powers, and of leaving nil others to orestr diseontion smong the people’s repre- individual enterprise, or to the separate States,

Aentntives m the General Assembly, most prove Abortive, as they, having renounced all Hllegiixnce' lo tarty names, are actuated by higher motives than the mere upholding of party schemes or -he sustaining of obsolete

political dogmas.

I am, sir, yours with respect, John Lbvrrino, Principal Clerk. Capital flo'ip, /su. 6th, 1856.

Rkmaiiss.- Wo mean to d# no ove injustice, n' therefore pn’.dHh tbe above with pier sure. M.'. Levering wishes -is to correct tne nokee in which we classed him -is a ”Aee AvV Democrat,” yet he seys M no( that I hesitate .0 be cbissed with that party.” If he does iot .levitate why should we? The irnth is, wo re-her thin , be iii.es tbe dis.inotion. He !»y«i ho ''formerly acted l i tfniso.i with the *0- .1 led egulav Democratic party.” Granted. 0 h may say tht seme, who are now open and avowed Freesoilers. When b#says, bow« ever, tha. a majority of tbe officers of the House were fo merly regular Democrats, w# (.tin'; nia sr hmetic fails him. Was David

JCdgo * iver a regular Demoevat t

W re John Ob.irn, Butler Bnkbtrd, er & Hhnrch? Who did they vote for st the lest F esideniial elec, ion? These men are aow of the Peopled party. A partv who Me. Lever1 >g says ’reoonnees aU allegiance to party aomev.” A party Urn; —alibli iu ca.Kit% oomirt* e *beir caodidatoa, pat the party ool-

m atom) if to

the rack wltbont fodder or ated by Mgber atoOfto ibea tbe mens ophoh.mg of part aebetoei, er tbe sMtobiiagof tog please tell «e wbm those higher motives

to bs provided for out of their own resources, or by recurrence to tho provision of the Constitution which authorizes the States to lay duties of tonnage with the co sent of Congress. FRANKLIN PIERCE.

Messay ef .he dev.raev of Harm Yerk. The followiag i<i a bref abstrac of the Message of Gov. Clark to the State Legisla-

ture, of New York:

The receipt* of tbe general food during the year have been $1,J64,000, and the payments $1,817,000. He anticipates a oonMdersble reduction in the 'ecev. ts in consequence of -.16 reduction of .axee and the reduction in the eceipts from the canals. The tieb- of -he general fund on the 80th of September was $6.800,000. Tbe chdImI of tbe school und baa been increased $42,000 do.lug tbe year. Tbe reoei'jti from its canals for the

T . .-U. A.l 1.10 tonsSA* ttoL pr'.Tllosae ;i-a;u3d -o ■cl '. LiJ a..* au. II Lo eXLnMle: .o mxJ eajoyoo Ly . ae a.XJd bloods i.aloaftaL or ci>iineel«d w.Li Ue l Ik., ac.. W..0 ati. n s. ..atWL’.lf .3*. .• ou L»J ce..«<i land*. Fo-.M . 'T-. l..wa o 1..3 UaifoiS wiafoe -ue ’i .*?- :‘.o y of M -....’toll V.t*:i js ?S-30..9>< ore: .a» CL pp*rra ie. r.iorjr. AT.auo ot.. w .ana/e.- I..s Mi-.ue may ->3 csdjd, and .de a »3 3 .ad oerse to La “ISfLa.. c3U3..f, r * j er ,l ;.i*A ..te ..wk.* .-a^-.-ted *-,<'■ lt;«.ai.*- o. oua -

p <ry o-.r..si* ey dfoie, *U.U ,>o f.oaa M .xc133 ..ao eX.-« Lon a.,J . Us at; poatsd .o..AaU J ..8, a j.je.t a .odr-*.. r...d U..Ay-fou., “lo .3.cl_i3 l.-da - nd L^a.con.-** wit..... Ltactu Mr-bm,” *e., >»« ...ope.-tUreo.’a. . ..> sc.d csdsd T.rr'.ury, ex-. th. ;W9D.>1’J •- Uon, r/.ticii p oji /.-i U3 Ut.o-uct.oa nd

331. of aolrl'tiou . Ur. ora -o U-.Utm.

Nl.'U. VL. .' s. idont • .**; Lot. ’vowsr to ,..-3^.-;b3 and - ca .vis*. a»V egaUUoaa, no: :»cbn..

~ " seen-

of U.»

.-s^aUUoM shcir Ls anca—.y

.. :tti the :o oyoin% . ot t on*, a. ho may •ary for tL. 30» A -1 .sec..Lo. o.' U. yx poas* act, w.itc.t *ai-. aU; .-s^aUUoM accllasaj fo oru . to Conyra*. _

Vac. •). And oo forth*, matted, T..ct, for ;'.m purposs of ft*:.- ytag -a. sx saaai of ac(<i .i3gotlaLo..3, the

t m thoax ad tm.fiu. b>, and U. a-ai a as shy,

a-popr-As:'. oai of zMf ..to_«y .a la. WMwary no.

OIL a .rfos . pjMtpri^t*-.

Appro, j..

QTOLSN FROM THE OFFICE OF THIS OjKper, thwjlfo. ^ urn HWto HtUa SOMmA oi t**

mllnni^- d»:a' cata eoemmiAg 8 pagrtn. A Ul ■?* ogjrU ioe eey mforaatin indtaf I* m»

BnmOnr.htn-

-nraaTan—r.-nnro ahd middlk V V agn* ana to wgag. la am. mag and iwraiifo

bwiMm ufo will any oaexy. la men (torn S3 u» S5 p«r day. Cali s ihe Palmer Lo**r, room So ZB, from 9 i»

13 and S to • P. SL, warn*:. . .KtiMfoST b.g<sen.

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DOARDING.—WM. H. HILL, HAYING Ia jaat opaned . mw Boarding Boose, situated on

th. eo'.ns.- o7 Wnauiogton nod Ko.-H slrsata, will accom-

iod Crantiejwa with Board; a

modal. umA* and Gsntiej>.n with Board; also, Day Boarder*. To. location ia c deoiraol. one, and no effort wilt am apsml by tbe Proprietor that wlti c-ontriuute to tb. couijo. I and eowea.euoe o.' bis Boardors. A •bare o.' patronage ia reepecUVilT notieited. decl8-<.3w*

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOLMAN.

LAB OK STOCK. BEAUTIFUL i CHEAP DU? GOODS AMD CABPETS.

CALL AND SEE.

No. II, W«tt Warnngtoa «.ea., iciLmiapotis.

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R3UQIOUS WOTICB.—, ua Deuom; u. tioa of Univ.-a-li»U Lolti regular »e.Tice. every Saob_U, in COLLKGB HALL. •outU-Wfot corner of Wrsiiingto.; *ud Pennsylvania »ire?t<. Hoar of om:-ti«-03—lb4 o'clock in mo nias, and at early gan-Lgat. Ker. C. I 1 '. Foam, P- .lor. Snbjscu fo. ereuit:g* during ^January, ts follows EauL-y eranics, J-n. 7tb—-‘Sin aj.-.ast Lia Holy G’joi-. ’’ Jan. 14U—“ TLe New BIrt .i. ” Jan. 21 »t— “ Pa . aLie of .be.Kicb Man ” Jau. fdlu— 11 Tbe Second DetU.*’ i*nS

REPAIRING WAT(gE&---SraANQEB : wa*TAi.aorrA co.’SJXwnt.rrsToanj^* bfofoM. bat tb. fir.t ctaaa W«eb wo.kmno. food, m taiWo-t- W. warrant all work O b. <mM rafot sod well ifoM. WbaneTer rat smelion i

will b. leiaroab. W. H. TaLBOTT A CO.

Wri«btHoaM.

mi toe

natga-dif

oEMOYKD.—KBTCHAM & MERRILL ri nase removed Ufotr Mock o£ORtnanaratm to No. 4

Oat;* Hoa a. warn, they will babapoy taae. taatr Ch.ua, Olaaa mad em Atmaoli*

KKTCHAM a MEdRiCL, ‘ No. 4 Bate. Hoaou.

China, Ot

Canary, Ac.

jyjABTIN’S GCITAR^JQBTfflg HQLI-

TtWa Umvau. Ovtxajm, i

>1

One of Martm'* Guitar, would oak* a* < fruktmas or 'irav Year ptraem, ami w. advtfo ] at ■aams elegaa. anneal, io call and e

MaAi. A So.’a Gcitaw:—A few of ibna* si-o oa habd, A. K. JONES. . dsetb Piano and Muaiu Kfopanum.

300 PISCES BLACK SILK I 0-.J- t c0 „

aiu stmt, Lnairaiife. Mv

T ACES. Jta I aefo.

4tti 1

■ONORMOUS STOCK.—H. J. HORN IS Xli no- reeraaing front forced Auction Sal.* in New York. Utn leeond Fall Stock of J}MT GOODS AND CARPETS, Coa,tr'*:*3 the largest ami ehrap.i t Block :n ih. City. Don’t go round ‘The llarn,” if you want oargama. Pi«2 Bank paper taken at oar or oameeoaat. Ind.anaooLs. Dec. 9. tSAA

Lta,-..

K-BOH A MCN&ULY are caudiA.tra for Lie f.UU P.luting bafora ihs p.eimt Le~i»* jauS-dtf

-BOABDl'TO- WANTED— I a a private family by a Member of tbe L^lul-ture. Adii.-jsi bo:: 788 P. O. jxnSdtf

fjr-BAi\K OF KOCHBSTBH AiTD TiP^-CA-NOE.—I trill bs at tbs Ba.es Hons, for sooie weeks aud ivill a^eb^.ig. F/33 Bank Paper, br n'.abl. in any Baak of tbia Cltv, for th. aolrs of lb. above Banks. J. W. WC1GH J , Buabe. .- jan*-<L'U

& B-X.U4 FOo.T-D AND DX .TuxBOTUD ^tora w t ti earn and a icntim, hy tb. aa e.sigued P!i ate leave ord.ra at ibe Sentinel Offbta. nov7 JOIN Kr.N • Z T:

fo^y-A BECHET FOB TSB LADIE.J — How to preserve beamy.—Do*‘t use Cbaik, Lily Wiii o, or aay of the so-called cosiaeii :s, io cooceal a fade-J or sallow cjmp’exion. If <-oa would have tbe rosea biMugot baek o year eorak, s clear, tieaKuyaud trans|U.em *k:n, and life and vigor iitineed .urou-b ne sysiem gel a ojltie of Crier’s Bf.annb Mixu-re, and la .e ii ac.ordm- to di.ec ion*. Ji does joi-i’sie quite a» vreil a, your avveeime-ts, but if after a few doses you d » not &nd your he a th and beauty revmnr, yoar .ten eU,t c and rijoroas. and tic wjole •y,tcm ..fi e.ueiaou ir.vi^o ated like a spria.- mo. n n-, ti*ej you. onsais bopele-s, .nut all the valaabie ce.tinea tes we {losses4, go for naught. It .* tae »i cutest pari-fi-ir o. the ulood >- o«n, is perfectly nnrm cas, -’nd at tb • same tuns powerfully effcaeious. See abv rtisemeut. jaal-dlmo BEBODUriONS OP THE PEOPLE.—We hail with pieasuie the vast and lucreasing popaioiity .f ktcLaa.’a Volcanic Oil LiaiwanT, notwuh•tanding ib. vile and malicious “lias” that were iuvcbled anu i»eued tbrough the press lo injure iu repumtum. Mootiotd, Taut moving laved it. and foanii u axoi'a cifieoeious tban any outer liaunent or remedy for ibo care of llueui.aii*m, Bru-scs, Sprama, Paiua, Sores, Kruplions oa ibe Skin, P.ics. Bur.ia, Sends, Ac., and for Horsra, to cure Sweeny, Lsmncse, Trains, Poll Evil, Fistula, Sores, Ac., we w.U continue to use it; for MeLcuu’s celebrated Liuim mt will nevra fed io rare any axiernal disease if properly applied.

Read th. following exiraei of a LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA. J. H. McLean—Dear Sir: • * • 1 and all of the Company return yen our thanks for haviag supplied ua wim your Voicuuic Oil Liniment. It ia iralyihe mom valuable snd useful medicine for a trip acrowike Plains. We used it for Rheumatism, Bruise*, Sprains, Pains, Wounds, Bores, <Vc., and it always gave immediate relief. We applied it foso on our Hors.* and Cattle for Strains. Chafes. Galls and other injuries, and it invariably performed a speedy and permanent euie. Yours, ate, JOHN CUMMINGS. Saeraincmo City, Dec. 9lb, 1843.

We say, then io all who may be suffering from exier, nal diseases, obt«in a supply at ot.ee of McLane’s Volcanic Oil Liniment—it u the only reliable remedy. For sale by the proprietor, corner of Third and Pin. streets, dt. Louis, Mo. QyPor sole i-.y W. W. ROBERTS, wholesale and retail Uragfisi, indianapoii*. jon’-dAw = WAR! WAR! WAR!—Not aneut the ;aages ••W at Erie, nor witk. Cuba, bat fo Europe, iu. g -rat scat of var. Th. argcit and beat amorted stoek

ii > A i from it# cMMtts io.' tae

vtsr have toon $SL989,000, snd tiie r.pendi-

l, T'.ta stootiM dost nov watt

tort $1,288,000. T'.te s«» plas dost nov Ihe porposss for w’atok it was designsd by $104,000, wktob is sUrtboted to tbe

commeroi*' sail

incr—s on

The kaaktsg biatostiassbow sa Intn—s eapUel of $7,081,000. The Mae neo mends a OKtoife'etiaa of tbe lew atowtogI

*1OQ CLATES OF QUEENSWARE DIKroteProet rapo-l.t'oa on: shtp.*cla a RToestW and •S P WnlUui,,’ raetfoaiag a full —.rtm—t in Wb m Lon Stora d.aiag wars

uo do do tea norm.

do bo do veUdiwM*

Jwany Lind Ua wan, uo do to.Ut ws.s. f-omy pstforra, tra ware,

uitot wars.

Common, tra worn,

dm mm, do pturs, de dishes

T« par lira b.y.*g to-sll wo w!H dapLsaU dratai Wife. JACOB UNDUY,

land No to

z sss; do rawlsyAe.

of Dry Goods evt-r imported ia the 9tm. of Indiana, is 10 b. sevu at the New York Wholesale and Retail Store No. 3 Bates Ho. ,e, Indianapolis, where yom can select the u.we t designs ia Brocbe, Loht *nd Square Shawls, Pa.a Brocade, Caniciion, Sinped and Plaid Silks. P.each Marinoi in plain and smbro acred, with all the la.cat .tyloa in Dress Fabrics, Laces, Collar^ Chexe-x-tua, S'ceves, Trimmings, Ac., which been parebased at a* ateful emerge*. Our d ock of Domestic 1 oeds is eumpe*.*, eom namg Prui.eUCalicoe>,Fnrauare Prists, White and Unbleached Mustios, Pillow Ca,. Cottons, ami Shoeauga, at! w.dUu, Quilu and Counterpanas. Cohodfg), Mc.-iuo , D-iaines, Pjp iur,Plain and ’Vinied Valve is, Clot is, Casfoaserae, Sail netu, Jeans, I indray andatt wooi Plaids, Empire and Bay Store Sun .vis, Toweling*, Ins. Lin mi, U—fry and Gloves, & c. Tra The above stoek i» pan of aira of statp-ssera thameand ciss* ranrt^ued by Doilies, Mcig A Ca., ot' Loudon, to be sold at wuMover they woslu retaiza We invito ear YmmL sad th. pa biie to come and Irak and examine oar Stoek and jadge .or yowraive . Ackaowl dge and conel ad. that tbs greniest oar pains this Fall ia Dry Goods, arm maty to b. lomd .1 ibe New York, Store, w ban tbe asooriamut m uali uited, where comfmulioa i> pat : t duSanec; wsere war m w^gsd aad w.il b.prolongs, anti. we conquer oar earamca, and cam, ol vijmr pm m -nd to mo—pety, sad rsdac. the old tmtaarad largo pioOU, to to. smalt ga a head Mcaof the j day- Tosamap- ib« war will ba carried oa as rarfhoadsaad th. paoli. folly

dspocit of hood. mongsgu sa sami.liy. A rapvsl of lb# law imp toamas witomass to •too pi eiawns tod. m wdll sa forthar *o-

' ystom. Or

tha liqpo qismiOR lha Govtrnar daiaad hit

vtows a*

> SADDLERS AMD HARNESS MA-•ERd^-BA WORTH'S PATENT MhCHINti, for hardriaw BaisdC* if Ih* m^rtaa tarammaaf

thirraraymiw. aor. for Shaping, ft.Jag, Bn. Tha

Cfotav w made rat af ray mfo rvarr fond at' and in iha —aafWime afharw ssltar.. Tfos *»af, merat ir hrraxd, arraod the htaadt. aad w.t> Wtars timra whs Mir. Waal, or ether mat

This Marais, wd —■..raw Had mf norm rarer, ia are. from torn Bam pm rat aKhar ra'lar daw* t. ba

at wark meady will

aivoostoaproWtottoB, dWRf masr femtu OF- mm***—a hmd;-radra.mra at a

**Bmto* < gf lr fhd pr,l< * ,J * < *r > lu** * Srs^ralt

hams s hill wfll ha SmmS to roaora th# wp* ■ m of t±n Bmafo rasJU wfehiBe totoF-

A

Ah per i m p. kmo ' Bs fNht^S’ t aa,ar ara it ia ramshsa, Witt lava aa am

vhea f vm taWr dim aavreamiaa. foaf mai sa meat tha Wngfo 1

amf wiM rcamia fevatim. a raHtaarighm

i are tamed u> tail and exaaua iSBachferihafaU trade.

W. A H. GLENN,

l* ra*i a e-a

rarJI i! • t

aadsahta. Or., ■W.cal Sure, 138 craara ia the r met* dmarvra ra’afehy, for tra < dammmo atkiag fram i foBfop—at at' Am l-*ar. 1 Bdwri kara. tadrai, prarad a b«m»ag m iha ^ who a*a« tact, g mi Mm hg tra saamArntmia* tra ar ivt AHr j f *ud w

T^BW FIRM.—BU J.N Houv., Sign, Krescu aa Giidert, Gromers. Glaziers, aub Ait order: p ompily attended — ifoop ou Socuu-eart Diagonal, opoobte .he Branch Bank. ALEX. Y. BUTTON, ANDREW FISHER. Ind’anapoiis, Dae. 1L, 1951-dly

Y AY to EE KOBlYMM'h new

[conaxxorjXAn’La-ND avu utsiDixv ^ts.! R. J MrcLEk s iSfce M.ua-er A. P. >et*x nr I ea ur e / T. R Pr. mp er. H. Vf. uuaa .........^icr*r>^ Me-s. s. J. A I*. Tcn.Nun Nscbini.t*

TUESDAY KVEN1NG, Jrm a-r OUi, 1955. W.U he presentm! die beautiful Play ,>[ LOVE’S SAL RIFICE : on, th* Eival MnrcHanT*.

Tb canal nd. with A DAY IN PARLS.

In which Mm RoLinaoa will p.'rsontte fire g^Daara open at 8*4 o’clock. Cutlaai rise- rtTN. NotwltasLa din* .ha muaenae outlay in pa.iittug, a e -

lontioas, Ac., and briu^iug a isige jud .a.ented Com.

puny so fa.- t.om Uf usua ceue of their engagements,

ue Afam 1

—«t«», raying on the public to give uim a geiier. oa* and extended support, ou* de.e m.neu to aduert ig

medtraU j rice*. v.Z:

Parquet.e ami Dres* C.rcle... 54 cent* Family CL cl*. ■J5

TTpSA-ts may be secure, si the Box Wftte. fro® |g

AM. to 4 P. At.

(Oily paners cony.)

u.clU

WASHINGTON HALL. cBLKasxTan ojid vix-kailsd NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE | Comprising Two Combi> ed Compciii-t., w‘th the re. nowncu R. A. SLITEfl and MASTliR ;A.N KOan toe Champion Dancer* ; w l> apoea in iudiauapoliriu t hc fim time, ou TUESDAY tV-MING,Jau. :ium aaa cont nue for a fe v evema-s, *n their Draw ug Hogg aadOpc alic Eme-taium«u:.s. Bara* of Admia.ou (Re-ei|wH *cti«) 50 cents,* otrb.paru» of ihe houee. <5 ceSl". ^ \ SAMUEL S. SANFORD, I’ opr etor. 3T CodVWhit*, Stige D rcc or. janS-did

1VI ORE BOOKS AT STEWART fe BOWAtJ. Elf’S—Ruth Ha l, (*Jd large supply) Barnum, uo do do Ida May, do do do Bayard Taylor’* latast,—the Lands fo! the Saracen. jan4

pLOAKING VELVET.—25 PIECES 4-4 nwkmg Silk Velvet received thisEday, and lor sale by jamss low a co..

novll

418 Maia-at., Louisville. Ky.

A RTIFiCIAL TEETH—DRS. DUNCAN -LA- >v C AMBitO.N, Dsuiivis, No. 156 Vtl»n Six'll atrect,

beiwcea Race nod Clm ttie-;t*. C acmnuu, O Tan office, uudci tue maujgemrm of iu present urojvieio,#, ii « oeca incrcram-: in reputation for *u enor o)>e>aiiou ia the Aruhetal D.-|ia.uncut 01' Den i*>ry for ire Ivtt icn y.'ma, anu no e.|M'U.e or tltdri >aai' be wsn ng .otive ^a. afae.ion to ai. wno may f vor it wnh tueir pa. onvge. Til.- suusctioe.s trou'd cal’ aitrnuon io the follow mg cs-eu'.sl poiuti pcrt-ining to Aiiiheial Tee-.h, viz:— beamy I'nd itiunraiaew of appearance, q.ialiiy uud Mirca-ih oi tue ma.ertal*, comio.-t to .be wearer, nod u-.efu u .s» m resto. ug .u. uaturul appeal •>tice of lu. •l eecu. and no 1 ,y ,o lUXr ica e: in oil of w uitk tuey are vrarran eu iu saying hey ure exceeded by uoue, and equated by few. I'EETU iu-ciled from oue to a toll set, w th Ar.iQcial Gum . Puli and daii Scut invorisoiy iusci cd b\ suet 00. All opt-raiion^ in Den i»t.y pe tormed in tne must tiiOio.ign manner. TERM?Cous dering :’.ie sppe.ior ciioiae:er of tiie won. and the guaraa.cogiVca : they are the mo-i .ca-on-abie in me West. Two treih or more 011 Gold P'ote, 63 per too.h. Two lerth or more m Silver Plate, $2 per tooth. Tue more/ l efuuued if the a\etu do not prove sa.is

factory.

0=* For u.eiafomuiiou of idose > v ug at a divance, re would state thai our toeiliue* a e such, mat we can

vo w v Hiu oaaaav. iu«si wiaa aow-axaiic.? ca < v sura tx u mate in the uueai sty e. a full m;1 of ree.h in f- om "4 to 4* hour?, und small pieces ia propoi .iou, *0 taut no de-

icmira need ne apnreheud d ' r. 0 c a A°^, i

No. 156 West Sixth street, between Kaee and Elm

streets. Cine inns ti, Ohio.

dccdS-aJy.Par ^

/^IRANBERRIES.—50 BRLS. PRIME Cranberries; Sa brie. W u.e. .4p|.ies; 45 boxes Western Receive Cheese ; 1* Dili, tfiln D ed Horn ay, for vale by J* C. WRluuT, declt-dlm _ Opposi>o Pa»me. House.

\17 r E. THE UNDERSIGNED, RESPECTV V FUlLY inform oar friends, as also the public geue adf, tuai we have establiaued a Locibmith and Bed Hanging chop on Washington street, oppOoite the Court House, where we are manufacturing an kinds ot w.ought ,iOU Locks, iron Railings, Hauu Door*, Vaults, Saies; also, Cightuiug Rod* and sverylhing that ialta ia t Us line of our p.oftsaioa. Along pracuce and expsrience en bie* us to make anything ia our line as good and cheap that cannot ba sarpamed. We intend to deserve. as we hope io receive, a goodly shat# of the patronage of the people. oetlii-dSm _____ P. A C. EUCHNLK.

F ADIE3 JLi selection

WILL FIND AN ELEGANT selectioa of saparior and cheap French Menaces, plain and figured wool Del sine*. Casimeres, Coburgs, r ch wool Plaids, a desirable stock of superior plain, figured, and piaid mack and fancy colored Bilks, wim many other desirable styes of Dry Goods, just received and for sale aa low any in the west at G. G. HOLMAN, rapid No. 11 West Wasuin-ton *t.

pLOCKS! CLOCKS!—OUR STOCK OF Ay Clocks i* now very large ant* comoleie, com-

prisiug aa me oe-t Maker’s latest s.ylis ana most beaaufui fi.mu, at Eastern prices, and war ranted to keep good lime, or no sate, at aovSa W. H TALBOTT * CO.

■DONNETS. —500 STRAW BONNETS JO newest Styles, received ibis day, and for sate by

nov7

JAMES LOW A CO.,

*18 Main »trce-, Lotioviln-, Ky

QHAW r iS.—100 MISSES’ COL’D NETT O Shawls, ami 100 black embroidered Shawl*, of die newest Styles, and baiow marked pricey received tnis day, and tor i~Je-by JAMES LOW A CO., novT 410 Maid -treet. Louisville, R.y.

f lOLD AND SILVER CHAINS.—GV ER vX

200 Gold and Silver new s yle Fob, Vest and Guard Guam*, ju.i reeeiveti. Many oi me paiiernecannot be hud 11 any o.uer uon«e id the ci.y. Prieca under aoy tiling of me kind and quality to be had ibis s de of Ne w York at W. H. TALBOTT 4c CO

FRENCH DOESKIN CASS I MERE. — -T rare received this day, and for sale by JAMBS LOW R CO., novSl 418 Main street, Louiavills, Ky

A HISTORY OF OHIO FROM THE xA. Earliest Period; Know-Notbisg Gilt for 1855 — Just opened at STEWART * BOWEN’S aovT Book Mart

TAIARIES AND CALENDERS,A-/ together wnh a la-ge let >f Da.e Boxes. Ju-.t receivrd iu STEWART *. BO WE.’S dccS8

TyiOUSSELLNE DELAINES. —1 CASE Sein*ier Una. solid colors, received thi* dfev. aad

±JM. Semper Una, wild colors, received tht* day, hr rale by JAMES LOW ffi UO.,

418 Mfou-O.. Louisville. Ky.

■evil

TOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA.— «* By Bayard Taylor Jrat eat a< press. For sale by WKRDSN * CHAMBERLAIN. eegT Sd doer ea»t.Capita: Route.

PEAL estate and stock office A V—Me HERMAN 4k MAY, SSJfi West Wrauinguni street. Indianapolis, (vuceessors te Chapman and MaCernau). have now eumrud w tueir books worm man TWO MILLIONS FIVE HUNIMRO THOUSAND DOLLARS wanhot Beat Smart, for wie oa eommtssica. Aim, a large amoral fo RAILROAD and OTHFP STOCKH sad BONDS. Wa aaa offer many first

we have 196 Boases and Lots for rale; also, 1QM v\* ••■t (e**,aver 7* fruma, a nanfoer fo fine MlBn, ctmaist ■B raw-milia, griat-mi IU, aaff feetariw fo Far psetw.nlara, csdl at ear office. TO FUROBASEHS. ia parehaw Property would do well to esraoMhaae it umdsntrad that prices Wears always ready ia Riaff no ehargeeaqaiaai

giws as s call.

Ida well ia call <

tocauoa, add the price fo tale i

ter aeliiag Beal 1 te S3.8M tael

as tka vaiw fo the

tae rma

IJ 9 seat . from Mnmkfl»«r^d he, it will aaa ho Iras t

ie *S*ra 136 9 earn.; fkaae am 87,ara ia RB.ara raster mum earn fo ceac,aad fot I 8Mto Will ha 3 ffi

| »8foty. wfo'a^orabaads.^sam-

TT'XECUTOR’S SALK OF REAL K3--Ed TATE.—The aadenieued, Baecutor of t«e

or* lax sefc •» aiw h

■uv be found necvawtfj*

t ol raid K-iaio, and for other

foto r. 1

r r ID

V 1 iw

CAN ARTISTS’ UNION.—THI au Aril l*’ Union woufo rcspec,fully *.. I citizens of ue Umlcd Suit* ‘nd ut Cituadas, mat for me yn-posc oi cu twung a ia-.o foe me due arts‘brougbou. me couatry, aim \.itu the vice of enabling every lainily io uecutuc p<>-*c*»eU uf a gal. leryof en^rar ngs, by tnefi. >t ^r.ia.s tl t.ic c(,e, tuef tuve dcLe.mtncu.in orjcr to cicate : n t x ens.ve *<iie Iw iue<r Engravings, aim ilius a t on > give empluy^eat tb a large nomber of aili.i* and o. c.%, but inspire among our countrymen a isvie fur works of art, to prt. sent o the purclia.»c- - of their rnj;raviu-;s, when 25V,ON of them me »oltl. 250,00b gif s, of itiu uciuai eosi of • 150,000. Each purchaser of a one dollar Engraving, therefor*, rcce ves imi uaiy an engraving iichi> wonh the money bat sl^o a ticket which rn.it i.* mm lo one oi me gidi when they are d sti ibated. For hve dollars, a uighty finished engraving, betuufunv painted in oil, and hve gift tickc.*, will be rent; ot live dollar’s worm oi splendid ttigrovtngs cun be a. tested from the catalogue. A copy oi the catalogue, together with a rpccimen ot oue of the engravings, can be seen at tue oliice ot Uii

paper.

For each dollar sent, an engrsvmg actually worth tUt sum, and a gift ticket, vid lunneui. teiy he fo, warded. Assmts;—the comm -lee, believing iha> tue sucresi ol this gieat natiunai undcitaxing r.iii oe materially promoted by .he energy aou o.ne p. se oi lu.elt.gent an . (wrseveriuff age ms, have ie»oi veu lo neat wi.li »tich on the modiiucral terms. Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending (postpaid.) Si, win receive by le.urn ot mail, a ons dollar eug.aviug, a gift tickei, a proapectu-., a catalogue and all other m ce»sa,y mlurmanou. Ou tue final completion oi the sale, the gifts will be placed iu ihe handr of a committee of u.e pmchn&ers is oe d.siiibuied, due nonce oi which will he give* throughout the linned Stine, ami me Canudas.

U*t of sifts:

100 Mkrblu busts of W iismugiou. at $100

100 “ “ Clay 100 “ “ Weostcr 100 u “ Cai.’oun 50 elegant oi 1 Paint ng^m s^leetiid gut f antes, size 3i4 ft each 100 etegani Oil Pai ning,, 2a3 A. cecn... 500 steel piste eng. avm^s, Criliiaully colored nr Oil, ncii gilt names, 24\30 in. each 10.000 eirga.ni s.cci piaie engravings e.'lorcu iu oil, or ihe iKurhiugreii jlln*n. meat, 20x20 iu. eacn, 237.000 steel pia.o Engiavmgr, bom 100 d,Cerem pistes, now in pussession of, and owned by tue Artists’ Union, or the maiket value of, f.om 50 cis. to •1 each 1 firtt-clas, dwel'iug, in 31.1 si., >cw York City, 23 building iot* in 100 and 101st .is., N. Y. city, each 25xr00 fi. detp, at 100 Vuia .'sites comaming each 10,000 sq. feet m tbe subuibs oi N. York City, and co.amaudmg a magnificeui view ot ihe Hudsou River aim Long laiaud Bound, at 20 per pc; am loans of cash, without imcr-

esr, raM«urity,af S250 each, u it .1 (. it ic ii 50 * Ii tl It ^*0 U

2.000 “ “ *• ~5 "

Reference in regard to ihs Real Estate, P. J. Yusehti A Co., Real Estate Biokrrs, New York. Order* tposi

pa d,) with money eaclosed, to be addressed,

J. \V HOLBROOKE, Sec y.

505 Broadway, N. Y.

If r*Tne Engravings in tha cataiogve me n»u teady fot delivery. oci6 ddui-ui

*10. Odd

III

1U,UN 10,UN HUM

L

100

50

5.0W 5.UW

10

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4

Wbh

41,Mt

12,001

1000

22. CM

500

50,00*

5,uio i,m 5,081 i,ra

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AUC LlOlN SALES.

AUCTION! TUADE SALE.— FIVE UjL Hundred packages and Lot* of Dry Goods, at your

own prices. Indiana Stcie Sioc^ money ml. be received in payment. On Wednesday and Tlmrsday, Janua y 10U ana iltii. at 10 o'clock, A M and 2 P M, at Auctiou, by cata logue, at Foo.'s C iy Anciioa Room*, >o56 fVe»t W'sshi.’giou *1. 0 21,500 peerage* an i lo.* of fresh, sJtpis and fa*h,ou:.ole Dry Gooes, con**,iog ia p.. t a* follews: fine Fraueh ol_c . and orow.i b oj.d c.o n*; biark and faucy casaiiuero* snd doe diin*; black, st:ei m.retl, and plaid sa,.acts; i weeds ..au jeans tl.,u..ul* iud loisey'a; Cloak lioiugs md cuec cotton tlcnueli md all wool flncneli; blea bed end b own cotton*, .u—ug*, drillings; colo.eu cambrics, i.i.tu linen,; .de.x.ieu rud browal nentaoleclo.ua, tiueblic^, euro olde e«l, and fancy cires< silks, F.euch uud Eugt.rir me. iroes, black and fancy leke.-s, English, V each,. ..d G.itusu doiaiss; plain and fancy p inu, tue most pop.iiur b., uos; plriu und pUdo jacceue.is lawns, lace*, emoioltie Oi co.p*, sil and haeu han .erchief*, co..).d:ts, uude.ad,ri» sud drawers, viels, .iobous, gloves, hosio.y. e.c. Also a geue.r.1 asso. tment of srspeoders, comb*, port monas, t I minings and notions of all kinds. Tne sioc . is lire largest and best ever offered til auc-

tion, in thin mx. .et, and well worthy too attention of

buyers.

Tsana ov Salu.—Fo. all sums of one '.mndretl dollars and under, casb. For all sums over one n.iudred and notexcxediog inrae hundred do.la.s, r. cradit of sixty days will be^ivan. Ana for ell sains over tares hundred. doilara,a c.edl; of ti : .iaty dr.ys will bsgivea for the payment, upon ne^otkrbis uo.as with approved security. OREU FOOTE, Auctioneer. Inuianapolis, January 2, (855.

A UCTION AND GENERAL COMMIT XK Hi ON OOUsE. Kinder Building, Ao. 79.1fo WtiAki.‘g-on Urtel, ladin.iapoii*. Jnd. Bor ne and Carriage Audio.. Sa.cs, la :ronl of At'Ctitf Roam, on A'ueada.-* anu Hala.days, at ii o’c-ock; 0* Oi i u.ni.urc. Agent OrZaue>Vi>le i lint Gias- \i>‘’ A geneiai a.so.iuicnt of Jar , Taiu.iltrs, &c ,o*D«L o at v laciauaii *> oic*uie price,. A *o, 3<t°* r * k *iock of S.op e Diy Gooos, t.o ons, tuxi Gioct' 11 ' o loiigm; to n. Cibaoci., a. wuo esnic. lcdL“k ** 1 * Bloc. p*p-.r ta*en at pa.. deeT M. D. BABCOCK-

W Y. WILEY, WHOLESALE DEAL*v • KR ia Siap'e and Fancy 1>. y Good*, Jiouos*i Hardw.-re, Cdfieiy, Gtaaswaie, Fur.i.ture, 0». Clotfoj Book*, F«per, Clocks, W*icu;», Jcweuy, I'ed 1 *^ Goovs, tfcc., Wasutug on atrrata, uppo,uet..e Ui>t M Houso. Ir t:«oapoii*,iud. rna'D

\X7M. Y. WILEY, AUCTION AND ▼ MiSH-ON .MUBCir i. v r >...i r»..« > -i ock*

uni Rea E*.uie. Itr.i.es ioali tee ou-.ue * uie.i o* ^ t-t ■ C*»u advanced ou cou*i'ameuts. gy VVn»om-. tou»..eet o,ipo*i.c VV.ig.it Hou*e

]V1 D. BABCOCK, AUCTION AND COM--i-TA* M SR.ON iir.LCHjt' T, anu > eocisi fo. .am ea'o anu . etuntg of Rem E*.a e. w ill »..t nd .«**• oateot raraforant .muitare anu Beat i.s.a.c j. aui i"U i* u.»_. .mti oi ihe eity. Auction Ruuui, No. ?J VV oboe., near tuo kuuder Buudiug. and opposr.e Ifi) *-®* ffie'l.'iic* A.ore. Indianapolis. Jan. 31.

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