Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1856 — Page 1
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. WE|)NEDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8. S. Both,
N. York.
ir.nDljr In ••tvanr*.
LUJiARKK A ( ItTTOM.
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Uyjitntinn.eir* uiiil.'r llireo Hues, one lotertlon,
^Utotnemei.!* t'' ll 'i'*ti' , ‘l in the Dnily, will l>e iinert|a aclV, .f'ifii.< Hi" -.11)10 time at one-half U»*
In, t •>'1
I | > «* l itiii)il,,'i, i'ii’li'*hi>,l In Hi" K.litnrlal rotamns, lA^i^inr itM.ler, oil) lie rlmr/eil Inr each Insertion,
ItrlVi f <" nr Mi'' I Inca, ten reuU per line. ue(*,'!ii, ii'- |,M'1 • I an,I plai’H.! nmler the head of if !,'n I,ne* ,.r "*er, wilt l»o charged
I aswtv uoisl m!,-* ; it iiieler that am,.unt, flfly cent*
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jiuti4,1 (('("'>• rut • pay quarterly.
liwuooriiC 1 aielnUie, |,.r ..Uli e, of eiery deaerhiaikiie rtiary l i( the rate ,.f fl vt f.,r each name 111 I al«i. : '.»nd I-’ ("' in (lie Hally and W eekly, the -arue
| ,4.mil r»-, - . I in a,I viini e.
i.fjut" ii" u limUe'l eaeei.t thine which can l.e run I *.i»l'*f aim" "ifi in,Mai h,.,ly, n,.t over ala IIno, of
npirail In •i/e
>0| »J»Brti*eTn. iii, Inaerie,| at the cxtieiiBe of the J lifno '.nlnrimr, a ml not delav al.le tor the le^al nroI eli^i. 5ut • ,II-, table at onr iiHiial time. I'uClianera am'innuitilef ,rtlie »■•, urncy of l,e*al advortisemenU tmiIDeill,"Mnt 1 tiart’e l li.r their |.nl.lication.
W. t’. I.AWKABKK, ( . \V. COTTOM,
rani'Ri«i<,RH Ikdiah* Stvt* Sintiski..
Fkimiri Gocls,
BOYLE St ca,, c '“ ^
Xm.£>ox*t«x»fl» db TJtmtUJLmsnm
op
VaKIUOR^ JL WINKS, Nos. 35, 57 anal 59, ttocaaad htrwrt, CINCINNATI, O. mar24-dtf. ANDREW FISHER,
HOUSE, SIGH, AND 1 ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, ^GEAOTF, PLATTER, AND South-East Diagonal, opposite Branch Bank, INDIANAPOLIS, 1NL. irr P “ ,n,,n P° f ®»«ry description done ta ■ neat and durable manner at low prittt. d«5 dly T7 NTEKTA1MN GAND KXCITIN G^-l-he War with. 1 a Kansas. A Kou*h Trip to the Border. Amone Home* and a Strange People. By O Douglas* BrewIpa. Fnte 71 (4». For sal* ta large oramall anantiU0 * b f . STEARNS & SPICER. Also, Just received for the trade. Green Mountain Girli. A Story of Vermont. By Blythe White, Jr Price# 1 25. ap22utf. Isi.AXl) OPcUftA — Hy Alexander Hnmboll,
apt.'i'Hf
STEAHN8 A SPICER.
TTir
Price
PEOPESS’AL CARDS.
NUMBER 253.
va.«tramu«. •90* a. caanua.
QUARLES ft CHAPMAN,
-A. ttonxeyoi «a 1 Xa n xscr ,
NOTARIk” PUBLic,
So. 39 Kart Waehlatnon Kt.. Up Hteif^awie door Eaal of
the Wiight Hoaee, < INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
TrpWin alteol to the psueocatlon of Bast nee* te the »Ute Courts, and w the prompt cViectton i« Claim*
tbr.MigUout Iiidiaiut. BBFEBBNCBS:
Winslow. Lanier & Co., Heir York; Moyer dc Hoard, Pkiladelplilat ’■ Biaachard, t oasrerae, A Co., Boston; GUatore A Brothcrurn, I'lMOiniMli, 04 A. D. Hunt A Co^ Loaisvilie; 8. A. Fletcher, IndiannpolU. no 34 dly
Af A HKIKD MOT MATED—hy Alice Carey japtadtf [ STKAK.VS dr SPICKK.
fllyiNCi’M LlifiK or iVA8HJNUXON.-2
A voU. 8 to. Price #2 00 per vol. “
WKKDEN ,
For sale at
A CHAMBERLAIN'S.
1*41*1,'if' i l4"i\HAr"UH Ji.crnai
J. M. TILFOKI), r - ap"Uh Jocrnai. i;''Xip,
ap|!»
\f 17 LAY**HISTORY OF EMULAKD. ift —Four vol*. in one, at tl 00 per copy.” ««Pl9 WERDAN A CHAMB^RLAIiV I hor T m.i:.6i.A/.Ko \Vimoow paprk.— -L/ A very thick and dnrnble Paper, glaeed on both
sidee. It can always be bad at
_ nl «^ WKMDEW di CHAMBERLAIN'S. I I**04 h*.M, 'rimolhy,and Blue Grass Seeds, byt ha barrel or bushel, at the lowest market price, att tw
Agiicullural Warehouse of
H1KKENMAYER A BREWSTER,
feb 23 tf 74 KmI Washington street, I OOKIN 44 (51. AM* k*.—Now open I ng aful 17[* 1J sortment of sizes and patterns. Gilt, Mahogany
Walnut frames. JACOB LINDLEY,
ami Walnut frames.
ap-7dtf J
No. 16, W'est Washlngtoo-sl.,
iMDIANAPObU, INDISHA.
IJIANO FOKTHS AND MKCODKONS at reduced 1 prices.—My st<K:lL of the above Is again complete: purchasers will do well to call and examine them.
D. P. FAOLDS,
aprilio d-2w ,539 Main-st.,Louisville,.Ky.
AJOTIOE.—Books for the subscription of the 11 qnislte amount of the capital stock for the Bra of the Bank of theState of Indiana, located at the
re-
fer the Branch
of the Bank of the Slate of Indiana, located at the city of Evansville, will be opened at the Pavillion Hotel in said city, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock, A. M.,
on the 23d Day of May, IRVj. By order of the Hoard of Directors:
»Htd JAMES M. RAY, Cashier.
X^EKTTIfilTH.'ir
Maryland,) lo this city, at
Circle, would Inform the cltixens of this city and surrounding country, that he is now prepared u> receive and gtraatlwitioii to thoae who m ay caU os him psofenionally. From the long experience lie has had in hi* profosaion, he would rest his assurance on being ablet., give general satisfaction. REFERENCED: C.G. McLean, D.I1, J. W. HadiHt m, Esn., Col. James Blake, Dr. N. Dorsey, Dr. F. 8. Newcomer, Wm. Stewart, Ksq. ' dec 5, 1855.—d A wtf ___ *• x. acaxL. albx. mco. HiscxLL. BUEIrlc Sc A TTOHNBY* AT LAW, JtOTAMIEM PI'B T\. L1C and Commissioners of Deeds for the several State* and Terrirona*. Will practice in all the Court*; make collection*; proaecute claims for Bounty Land, Kxtra Pay and Pensions, and procure Patents. All business intrusted to them either in person or by letter, will be promptly attended to. 10* OMce No. 3, Second Story, 94 W Fast VV ashing-on-at., Indianapolis, Ind. * mai2? ~sXm heron, 'ATTUKJbttir * oor.ymKimt at i-a m" AND NOTARY PUBLIC, CONNERSYILLK, PAYETTE COUNTY, X3K3.ClJ.AXXA, • K*rx*KKrxs.—Taylor A Paukliug, Abbott, Johnee & Co . Philadelphia; Tyler, DarMnon' A (*o„ Tweed A Andrews, CkncinnaU; W. W. Frybarger & Co.,ConnerarUle. ntarS d&
NEW ALBANY, &,&
* tM
;ww “* cxaraai^ s. b.nwra
t-rswraaki.
t BRITANIA WARE. *OLAR LAMES, AND .Wssfa stf., .IVtr
aprilil 4tf . : i
Detiyhed^rrfSt * ) B. WORWSW, J. Norman, Morn PRINTERS, ii
■ * , AS
BI.ANTi BOOR MA! Pearl St., between
NEW
Job Printing at short no april 11 dim
*3; Wertly «S
t a. ■xmutw*.
k Matthews,
K BINDERS,
AcrrRBHR. aad MaxkM,' j .
NY, IND. fa voraMe terms.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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m
PIANO NASDIK & C01
Mala
*»., bet. Ntat< NEW ALBANYJ
WS , ft C0. f iwet* naat,
IA*
TITOULD UKEPKCTFI
▼ * public that they am woMrtnitly. mannfactaringPIAKON, of tie laortap-j
promd sty les, to which they inylte the attention of purcasser* in Southern Indiana.
b*Ba«
warrant their instruments to
any in the market.
They
toned and equal to
irpvt e have now on hand a aplesidid Seven Octave Imtrument, to which we invite St intention of persona
wisiiing i.v purchase. ILpOld Pianos tuE
lor new ones.
raar-1
an os tu nedyjr .paired, or taken la exchange NARD1N A COMSTOCK, A CO.
VV, D. BE^CH,
PKODUCE AND COMMISSION 1V£ IB XX <2 xx; 2Nr 1? ,
And Agent far ttx* Bale •(
M. IGOE
Attorney and Councellors at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, ir~r*Wtll give prompt attention to aill Professional buness entrusted to his care, and make collections
sines*
throughout the State.
Omca—In the new Odd Fellows’ Hall.
collections feb 1 dly
JOHN T. DONEGHY, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 381£ West WashlMgton Street, INDIAN A POLLS, IND. ITPOtllcs, (Up-SUirs,) over Mr. Willard’s Shire,
nov 23 dtf
ABRAM BROWia.
at
raiur L.areesRa.
QP4HINKR Ac BROWF.R —Attorney* O Law, Ofllee, comer Main aixl Third streets,Cincinnati, O., will practise in the several Courts of llamilli.n County. Ohio, and give personal attention to the collecton of Cl' ma in the counties of Dearborn, Ohio, Switzerland, D. catur, Rlnley, and Franklin, in Indiana. Kivrrrn.tm.—Col. K. Dninont, Pres’tState Hank; Jas. M. Kay, K*q., Caah’r State Bank ; ( apt. A. L. Vo..rheos, an-1 Harvey Bates, Esq., Indianapolis. “ luani-dlv
H. A. rLKTCHCR.
unA
MISCELLANEOUS.
W W. Y. U IIjKY, RF.AL ESTATE AGENT, JuiUoiutr, .flotirf/ Broker, (NO 1.kAM.lt IN (RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS, dtC M No. 3r>i K»sr VV .*jftNaTi>.y Strcxi', UflUJItfAPOUS, UfDIAJfJl. MAMMOTH STOI’K 8>KfN(r GOODS! H. J. IIOK* Si CO. UlVK m sure, and nro daily receiving from the 11 Xut,UrirKprinir supply of Paxtoy X>ry O-oodts, '«*a.*r of Nilkt. lir.-nndiues, Organ'liea, Jacoueta, hlwmi'luilllav, I'obes In Organdie, liarego I'hlntz, *4,French And kngllati I'rintv, Ginghams, Brilliants, fA,rea[>rMltig UiV* i.ireest 4i"l chuicest stork of Drena
i this city.
a •fi.r c
nUOlIIKKIKN A (ery large and choice assort
«MIM wry low Hgurcs.
Bwri .vn irLovca.—This Dspartmenl cannot be
iVMntf. U.ili itii|unlUy Htid price.
hustRiM
Flon ,’s Fi
cnee ancy
, ’°i‘* * I ' f l Dress 1 rtininirgi,all new styles,
WtatAp
hit* l.nne«.-Kvcrv variety of Tuscan, F1 Uh,ll*n'l tn.1 HpliiSiVitw Bonnets, Chlldre
hi* H»u. a .
Itimuti tvo Sn,n i ,. —Our assortment in Hits line a***! ii my large, ■ oiuprl-ing .-very thing new and Iptfs keep' (!,.* richest and most I'a.l'i-*"«on "Ml.Ui'lvell Rl (Ue lowest *"*' »
II. .1. HORN A CO.,
w^4t N'>. In, West Wasliinglon street.
KL»;CTlON NO L’HIL.
I, I & C. Straight Line Eailroad. TV!£ AqduaI Klertlon (or eleven Directors of the IFriMTille, Indlnnapoli* di (levelaml Straight Line '■BetComuany, will be held at the office of the VMp*ly,iii tlie city of Indianapolis, on FRIDAY, the M'*il(!»jo( May next, at 2 o'clock, P. M., at which ■*vlk» ofllcers for the ensuing year will also be '•MW- [aprl-dSwi JAS.GHKKNK. Scc'y.
‘S|K>
' faalne our sidendid lot of
•bfo, Uwm
•Mu
TBE LA DI KM are res|4>. ti'ullv Invited to call and
* Waatas our splendid lot i
'•WftJ,Uwm, Poplins, Orgauilles.tVt
.•Jhlu HAUl l' V, HUNT .v MKNDKMIALL.
illy Dre
reas Silks, f hatlies,
andles, Ac.
FAIRBANKS’
CKLKRRATED
SCALES.
pROWNINO A MAYER, Agents,
11* IndianapiM.is, Indiana.
FAIRBANKS &C0., Agts,
Inp Broadway, New York.
nP^xWM Lfa.k.q ,,tfk.rs his Professional servlcea to .s. n^^Htemof lndianajK>lis He has been conlicuBvwooJ" ' ho I' ra '' tu ' , ‘ 0 I Medicine during the last Wa u, ’v* Rt t* 1 ' ro.i.lence, near Governor Wal-
on the North-eastern Dia:
sar
gonal, or Masaacbusetta
)aD 11 d6m
ttfifral
J. D. MUMN, Engraver and
Printer
■*T^Mldi»3 n * r * TM * nJ 50 b ** t ( ' Ar<1> f0r •* S0 > **•1*44^**" r ' r ''’ m P ,, ) r *IV®h‘l«d to.
g HUM*.
i 1% FLETCHER&CO.
ncAtiaa in
FANCY AND
Staple Dry Goods.
No *”
28, We»t Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.I t
Car-
t arpets. Mattings, Hng», Stalr-CarpeU, Bonnets, Cur tain Good*, Hals, Capa, Boots and Shoes, Umbrel-
la*, Cloths, Cussimeres, Satllnella,
Uead^wtuade Clotbtmg, Ac., Ac.
apl8 dtf
H A. FLETCHER“&COr ' IT A VKJust received the largeatatock of SPRING A XI SUMMKH DRY GOODAerer brought to this market, consisting of Black and Grosde Rhine and Fancy Silks; Silk Tissue ; Crimean Plaids: Uerage*; Challiee; Spring de Laines, Knglish, French and American prints. SltrAXALT- GFooctai. Milk. «'ru|>«. Cactus snU Oort rttraw Bonnets, Misses and Youths’ Flataand Hals of all descriptions. Silk Mantilla* of the latest Paris Fashions: a large assortment of all giadesand colors. SOMETHIWO BEAUTIFUL FOR THE LADIES. I.a<lies French Cabas; Pearl Porte M»u«t«.. (VrU Cases and Work basket*. CARPKTS—Brussells, 3 ply. supertlne; Cotton W’arpt Oil cloiha. Rugs; Drugets; .straw Malting Ac. These G.xkIs were selected with great care, in Boston and New York,and will besold at a small ad van. e. H a.FLKTCHKR, apl8'llni 3- M. HUMK. 1 i..co.noiive A Journal copy.] a. a. willard. a. a. willard A. B. WILLARD & CO.
kbaler*in
STAPLES FANCY DRY GOODS. No. 40, West Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS IND. aplHdtf \T 7 ANTE I*—4 or 5 good pantaloon-makers at ▼ V T. M. JKNNINGS’ aplBlw 20 Ba*t Washington st. Ta m a koIdek iks— ' Xj Jaconett Collars; Crochet do Swiss do fuice and Swiss do Honlton do Crape do Cambric, Swiss an>l Lace Undersleeves; Undersleeves and Collars In setts to malrb; Muahu Chlmtsetts; Cambric do Linen sett* in; Collars and Sleeve*. Just received and for sale by apl8_ A. B. WILLARD A CO.
■ J. PRESTON.
r. a. wbrse.
T. ZOMBUSCH,
ntvlER IN
watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, TEM RERANCR HALL,
tin N*w York Music Store,)
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
I- the ladies are invited to my large
**» ort m*nt of new style Breast Pin*,
^■wrinpr Rmg^, Bracelets, Chain*, Corals, MeckZ* 1 •w.CVoss*s,Tk>ld Slone, Lara, *nd Cameo Sett*,
War# Nett*, Npoon*, awd Glaaaee,
fol.**** 0, * rt hg*i the lowest prices for cash.— ^ MUclesxreall war ranted of the beat quality and
sv,. E‘n# Gold Wat rhea,
* superior arttsle —
*4^^ 8 “ wW * ,ek “
, , »>palrlwg and Mending, *?.'* Jewelry,and Biling of Lockets, and all
,# <*lc*«ton*r?’ <l0nS 10 su P“ r,or Mjle and warranted l^?®J]*emh*r the place, at Crane’s Music Fiore, J^Mmonroet. de 99 du t|Mtf H.4DLH\ , HP XT ,v M F.NDKX H A I.L'd.
m.— * 1 XTTJX1. J3
■WPACTOEY AMD WAREB00M.
JOHN VBTTBR.
fr **' •• waeblmgtam Street*
IftA»n T,Tmt SKW ODO FELLOWS* BALU) 1 it^ * r., 0 *. h *°' 1 » oJ am prepared to make to order, lar ii^I BpUou of plain and Sn* Fashionable Parle nZS***’ ,,n r ***°aable term*, an.1 at short notice. aeL 7*_ e ]** tu,l> e ri . Km ploying the beet workmen in Ifo*** tbafnetory. and haring the sdrnat. l7--Vy r ? 'beertpUo* of machinery that can be used,
, °**»r my work *>» the moe* favorable * **^**F*»’ than (be cheapest, for cash,
a,,4- _ JollX VKTTKR.
FeeUry oppoelte the Madison Depet.
WlliHT
HOUSE SALOON jIUPSTAIHS.I
tonis EPPINQER,
PftOPSIKTOR. *
PRESTON &WERBE,
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Will attend promptly to all business' entrusted to their care in the different Courts of the State of Indiana. Partieulax attention paid to Collectioa in all
part* or the State.
OFfolCK ire Vntma Mall Bwlldtregs. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
aplbdly
AHUM AM LIFE SAVED! Dow vet ac, Mich., March 11,1856.
J. A. RHODES, Esq.: Dear Sir—A* I took your medicine to sell on consignment, “ no cure no pay,” 1 take pleasure In Mating it* effects as reported to me by three brother* who lire la this place, and their testimony Is a
tair specimen of all 1 hare received:
VV. S. Conklin told me—“ 1 had taken nine bottles of Christie's Ague Balsam, aad continually run down while using it, until my tuugs and Brer were Congested to that degree that blood discharged from nay mouth and bewate, so that all thought it Impossible for
live through another chill.'
Mfc
illl. The doctors, too, did all bought 1 must di*. Nothing got Rhodes’ Fever and An*
they could for me, but 1
did me any good until I got Rhode*’ Fever and An* Cure, which at once relieved meef the dtsirem and nau tea at the stomach, and pain in my hand nod bowels, and produced a permanent cure In a abort time.” H. M. Conklin my*: *> I had been taking medicine of as good a doctor as we hero In our county, and taken any quantity of quinine and sneeiflea, without any good result, from 25tii Aug art to 17th December. But seeing how nicely H operated on my brother. ! got e bottle of RHODES' FKvKB AND AGUE CURB, which effected
a permanent cure
8. M. Com
by using two-thirds of a bottle.”
ra* not here, 1
A. HUNTINGTON. Good proof ae it is, it la
M. Conklin was not here, but both the other broth
era say his case was the same aa Tl. M's. I sold the medicine to both the same day, and the cure waa aa epeedy from the aaaae small qaantiy, and 1 might an
specify. Yours with reaped,
A. HUNT!
The above speaks fag Use It.
of no hettar tetter than lb* eaal number of Ilk* eertiffcataa I have already peWished, and the still greeter amount that it continually pourlag In to me. Ore* thing mere. Lest year I had occaaiou to cealioa
the PuWc in these srerde:—
“ I notice one Irm who her* taken ore* of my general nrculart,*uketilsted the name of their for my medicine, and the* xrtth bruamt Impudence and their pamphlet wtth toe eacUamllea, ‘ Let Urn peonrtetoraosany ether medkMfoaay ue mmrhMhedare,”* foe. Now I take plensnre In saying that to* caatio* refer red to the mm* “ Dr. Christie's Ague Bel—. ” tontla
mentioned in toe above eestWaaie.
There are eewacal other Indnatstoms people xrhoare x^*rss s' '^y?S£Zi?ix
ThMty MA KM LESS CHARACTER, which eeery hettle. These wHi alsmysaarre to
«lev a La^9^miwfokqff^Sm.
JAS. A. RHODES,
r,G. T. Rnswr, and hy
'ViJ AOCe file lSAeiOA.ll, Otic* JS'o. 88 i'hantbm Strttt, J\~tm York, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,. And Commissioner to take ike acknowledgment of Deeds and other w citings, to be uaedin tritconsit, Indiana, Minntsol a,and at htTfVtatrrn Statu. dec7. DR.T.B. ELLIOTT, T aTE of the Indiana Hospital fer the Insane, temlera JLf his services to the public in tko general j'tNcUce of Orm*—Illinois street, throe doors North of the Bates House. KaslDEMra—South Stmet, hnitstpmiie East of the Mad. Ison Depot. • s «■ ; , »: r , . decG-'ltf tt . A. S.iWRIftHT, M. Dr, SC0JMC0Z303E>.A.rrECXS*X l . . Office on the South-west corner of Washington and Meridian Streets—Entrance nearly opposite Pbst Office. JO - * Residence on West side of llfinois Street, one square and a half South ef the Blind Asylum. marl9
KANAWHA AND ALUM S A LI MF.NT AND WHTI A Agent for Uio Kanawha lx. prepared to fill orders with manniacturors ftl all times, at Cli Corner of Market fo Wi J EFFI^RSOJfYJ uprl4 iflwdrwl m * *
HYOKAUJ.1C CF.. LIME: i Company, will be e brands of the best |iinati price*.
1 Street,
.IsE, IND.
TOLEi
C. A. KING & Ca, PRODUtiK COMMISSION AND »IIIPP1W<4 JIEKtCHAlVrS. TOLEDO, OHIO. ril4Rr.ES A. KINO, ) Ifc-ii KeENE/.ER WALDRIDUE. $ I’JtOPRIETORB OP STEAM KIJfiVATORS AND YBSSKLN'ON LAKES. i'OOT OF .HAi»ISO.*' STMFKT. 11F.ALKKR iii Coarse, Fine and Dairy Salt, Plaster, I * Cement, Ac. Cash advanced on Consigtimeuts. april II dtf W. VV . (ililFl^’H, STORFA41K, FOICWAROING AND COMMISSION VF£RCIIANT. TAF.ALKK IN Salt, Plaster, VVater Lupe Ac., Ac., X>rProprietors of vessels*on Lak.-s. tAJash advanced on property consigned to this or Eastdlllrelurkets. Office and Elevators.
aprilil dom g.a:
FOOT OF MONBOB ST&EBT,
TOLEDO, OHIO,
,wJU
JOHN S. TARKINOTON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, ODD FELLOW’S HALL, Comer of Washington and Pennsylvania Streets. JLpB'iunty Land procured. oc 30
DUMONT A TORBET, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office in Capital Bouse Buildings, up stairs. rrrrnATAAi'Qt.iu. imiy JONATHAN A. LISTON^ A. 11 o r* xx o y a.t Xjo. vat- , orriCK OK MSKIDIXN STKRKT OVIK THK POST orrio. ■epSOmari.
HOTELS, &a
AMERICAN HOTEL OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. W. J. ELUOTT. Proprietor. Tp’MeaUatall Hours of the day. _ dec 13 dly
GALT HOUSE, JOSEPH SC’IIIMMELL, Proprietor. M It I mot • Sirs*!, mtmr limdon Iforeof, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. (TAHIS House is entirely new, and has lately been X thoroughly fitted up and fhrnisbed with new and beutifa! furniture. He location is convenient to business, and ita situation pleasant, and travellers will at alt time* find upon its table the very best the market affords. JT/H'HARGKS—ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. dec 13 dtf
SHERMAN IIOI.SF,. J. A. PATMOR & CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
Corner Clnrlx and RrendolpH Streets, (Opposite the Court House,) OECXOAG-O
3. A. PATHOS,! i. W. PATMOS,)
dh 24 dbm.
| DAVID Hr UNION, (WU.L1AW RI'NNION.
BROADWAY HOTEL,
CINCINNATI, O. 7
QPT. CH1S. B. CKOKWRLL, Preprlttor. Brtnkfast at 5 A. M.far patstagnr* ip tka Morning T-mss. J" aprt-ly
Spring Sileck, I83<. HAYS, CRAIG & CO.,
Mnime, tor. 4th Street,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY’. A«fo tin, Water street. New or
WHOLESALE dealers in
HATS, CAPS AVD STRAW [GOODS,
TTAVB now In >tore, and are in dally roceipt, of the
IX moat complete asserunent of Goods in their line
to be found in any establishment west of New York
CHy.
We are now selling, and shall oontloiio to do so, to the Indiana Merchants, upoa as favorable terms, and at as low raters, as the ssme articles can be bouught at any Eastern prices. We tnffc* an examination of our stock for proof of our assert tons. tp5-ddtw3w MATS, CRAIG ACO.
T^M BROIDERIES:
fsvor ot its perfotly
ta alts shed to* •liatinguisk my
JAMBS LOW*CO.. Mato sfo, leutavtita, By.
200 Mealin Collars;
100 Cambric ” 75 Irene ” 50 Crochet “
Lace, Swlea and Muslin Bleevee; Irece, Cambric, Swiss, Edging,Ineertiag, Bands, Ac., foe. Hm above Goods are jn*t received, aad win be aoM par emfo teas than they ran be bought In toe city at _ M M. DUNN’S. Stake's Commercial Row,opposite Bates Bouse.
M.M. DUNN'S
,UeM Medal (
>mmmtw»lkab*.
CARPENTER.
.FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT, TOLLDO, OHIO. 7.iberal ,C*sh a'lvauccs made on produce consigned to im* for salo^ iu this or Katleru markets. • Warehouse hetween Jefferson aud Monroe Streets.
aprillO dbni
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
I ■:» up i . <c
II. KETCH A M. TOLEDO, OHIO. “A r JOAN hfE1CD.VN , Usxslv’r. Tl^pColleclions made and promptly remitted.
Fine and Fancy Furniture. crill K undeMlgned offers to the ritizeus of IndlanapoX Ustand vicinity all kinds of PlaiH.,Fiutcy ft Car ved Parlor Furniture. ST01tE~FURftlTURfe! . J Of every alewctip'lon, constantly on hand and made to order. IDo la prepared to till orders for Furniture at liicear-* —*’—• iA—-"A.. ■
ttaorolfotl OolXose, coLuxava, onto, ... Ttaw lUreat TfewrreugM resafo Prsacftrmt ItaecitaUfon flu the weMT TEEMS :
is?'"
* o)9fo^BHfih. n..........«....,...., ■,. g 4(1 IK) For F«U Coarse In Ladies’De pan me ut 20 U* r T'HE PROPRIETORS TAKE GREAT PLEASURE Ala expresriag their thanks (or the gratifying and unprecedented success which have marked the career ' a * 'h**T Institution since its establishment at the Capital, and attaMiato* them to renewed exenkme In meet, lath* moss uffMeM imanner,U* rapidly iaereasiugde-
and comprehensive coureTfTler-
andcomprehensive course of Mer-
torirtred^wdmrtfodaadVSUplUhoS gMUemetsfota l ^ wouU ^l-^tfulTy.tot.
iOM ^^structim^^b^ <hk1 exercises,
loo extended to pert'euerythiug competed with SKP1NG. with free and
ofCO^,,^ NOT ATHt!
Bach student, by this new process, is drilled at the DESK, individually,alep by slop, until he has mastered tbewbole routine of mu Accountant's duties as thoroughlv as th«)ugh he had aerved aa apprenticeship iu some large Commercial House; and thus all awkwardness, talterihg aad egregious blunders, are, in a great
measure, dissipated.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assistants, we hare also secured the servic.* of some of the most eminent lecturers tn Ohio to lecture on Com
merctai topics.
Our course of Instruction is too I arize here, but it embraces evei
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEl full discussiou iu Its Scientific principles—Lectures upon Commercial History, and History oi Kmioeot Commercial Men, Commercial Geography, Commen isl Fro duets. Commercial Calculations, Potitical Economy,
Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Partnership, foe. THE LADIES’ DBPAKTIMENT
I s now opened lor the reception of Ladies. No institution in the Union imparts a more thorough or interest'd
ing Course in this Department.
In conclusion, we will add, that we shall putforth our nest efforts to merit, in a still more eminent degree, the nattering reception with which our enterprise has met and pledge ourselves to impart a more thorough, practical cqursa of Mercantile Instruction than can be formed
at an; other simitar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, we give the fol-
lowuiff;
“We, the undersigned, take pleasure In testifying that we are personally acquainted with .Mr. Grvn.isr’s ability aa an Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping, which is of the highest order. He has had great oxi>erieace as an Accountant, iu heavy Commercial and Baakiag Houses, which gives him superior fheilities in imparting a practical knowledge of Book Keepiug, and a thorough Commercial Education.
I. J. ALLEN, LL. D.,
President of Fanners' College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
* % % President of Kenyon College. To youag men who wish to acquire a “ business education,” we think it affords facilities seldom equaled. Mr. Granger has the rare qualification of theoretical knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical Counting Room experience, and we feel confident Unt
graduates from hi* ~ ”
keep the most comi
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
BOOTS & SHOES, &C. PREMIUM SHOE STORE.
LARGE STOCK AND
i Qr«fot Indn cent cuts to Purchasers! ' ADAM KSODLE, i T THF O’^D STAND, on Washington street, one a\ door west o< the SsaCutrfi Buildutg. •’ «-•» in re. ceipt of his SPRING and SUMMER stock of Boot* Si Slice*, Selected wtth the greater cam tn the Fa.t 'rn cities, xpressly for the Indtsuaj-ohs trS'H). Myst'-.k c"u»ist«
of Ladies and Misses
f.’.4/TERS, BOOTES.Bl SKIKS, SLIPPERS, Ac.'' (.'••uts fine and heavy Boots, Brogans, Pumps, And Fancy tfoot* and Shoes of « <*ry dcs.-n^lfon. <ZJXi.ilcl.x*e>xx ’• SI Tx. o o adi 01 alt qualities >tylos and prices; and, in Out, every arilcte usually found In a welt ordered Shoe store. t am prepared to Affer extra inducement to purchasers, both in qn.-dity ami price at work. CUSTOM WORK Hadqto order as usual, of the best material, and in a
i would respectfully ant a continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed by the citizen* of In disnapwli*. (ni^dCm) ADAM KNODLE.
(Locoinotive and Journal, copy .)
important to the i.atlies. SUM MM BOOTS, SHOES,
I*alter*, ftt*.
.1. A. VINNEDCK,
A T No. 52, Blvkk's CowwxRnzL Row. has ju-d re2\ turned from the Eastern Markets, where he has made arrangements to have his Goods manufactured to order. He Is now receiving his Spring Goods, and
o.cporioucc, »uu we icci conuueni IIIMI his College will be fully com)K<teut to
omplicated set of Imoks,
, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEV', Sec’y B'rd of Control, Slate B'k of O. J. F. PARK, Book Keeper at D. T. Woodbnrv’s. D. OVEKDIEit, Book kee|ier at Clinton Bunk. H. E. MILL, Sec’y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Kite; fo Go's.
For full particulars, send (or circular.
an 26 dly
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
Proprietors.
Xi&frV OHLKANa^ UfcT^,Haltar;a**ifotii Chatiia,Lasd
& MAGITIRF I
ocers. No. b, Bates Houso, V 1 "- ana ^ rTs ^f o"
WRIGHT,
Wholesale- Grocers, No. 6, Bates
rxnjJt.YA pol is', jxdiajcji,
A KF. now receiving, direct from headquarters, a very large and comptete asaortmeulof Groceries, which we are prepared tc wholesale Jp the trade at very low
figures.
VYe are amply ahtle to suiqtly Merchants throughout the State w itii Groct-ries at river prices (adding freight). Our purchases are made in the East and New Orleans, lor cash. , . We would call tho especial attrition ot the trade to
tho following items:
100 brls. andod half brls. N. O. Molasses, 75 hhds. N. O. Sugar, from fair to choice;
150 bags Rio Coffee, (prime);
20 Lags Java do ;
50 half chests Tea, all grades; 100 caddies Tea, 5 to 20 fi,s. each ;
25 tierces Rice;
loo boxes Jl- It. Raisins, Mvrcwvp; > • / 50 do ireyor, do Co; 1.50 drums Figs; do do; 50 brls. and half brls. Macke(pl; 100 dozen Brooms;
50 do Buckets; 75 barrels Tar;
40 brls. (Hder Vinegar;
200 hales Hatting, Nos. I and 2;
With all (.tber articles usually kept in Gtwacry Houses,
ill before purebaeing.
HAM WABX, SADDLERY, CUTLERY, &c. ri|AHE subscribers are now receiving the following, X direct from the Eastern Manufacturers and Old England. We have now on hand a larger and cheaper stock than can be found elsewhere in the West. We have added many new articles, as well as Increased those heretofore kept, which will be sold at Cincinnati prices, with the addition of freight. Among the articles of which w* have a foil assortment: Txblb and Poeur CtTLtav.—The best assortment ever offered in the West. BtfiLDina MirtauLs—Such as Locks, Latches, ButtHinges, Screws, Glass, &c. CAmrmmas’ nm Coopms’ Tools.—A full assortment of Chisels, Hand and Tennant Sews, Planes, Drawing Knives, dec. CiBucrr Makxbs’ Goons.-Mahogany and Walnut Veneers and Knobs,Till, Chest,Cup-toard Locks,Table Hinges, Bed Csmocs, Glue, foe., foe. Birecimrtrnta’ Tools—Such as Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates, Bellows, Hammers, Rasps, File*, Shoenbcrger’s Iron, Steel, Plow Moulds, foe., foe. Gea-SltiTH Mxtbkials—Locks,Triggers, Tubes, Gnn^onmry and Barrels, Pistols, Game Bags, Caps, Flasks, o* Miu.wa.- Leather Baiting, Racking, Rope, Bi.lt ('Iffths, Mill Cress-cut and Circular tiaw s. Kilos, foe. »a Fxaidcas.— C«ra Shelters, Hay Scythes, Cradles, FOi na.—Enameled andplaia Oil Cloths, Huh Bands, Bellows, Spokes, irtss Mmcjsakso—A '* ^flames, ind : ;
aim, Iron, S*n., UST (felniont N.H., l, Haltar, and filth Chains. Lsad Pipe, Pumps, ry-Combs, patent and common strap Hinges, les, and Irons, Widow Sash, Ac.,At. For
and oarnestiv invite all to call
WRIGHT, BATES
marlk-d3ml No. 6, Elates House.
e pwrehasine. fo 51AGUIRR,
BROOMS! BROOMS! AL.WAYX ON HAND, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, tlxo XHEA.3tils.et X*arl<3 toA,
BUNM.
INSTITUTE FOR THE BUN
To the Advantage of All. q^HE time for every one in general to purchase thx'ir A srm.vo ajco svmmkr oarmejtts is close at hand; and the aim at'every one being to buy the t>*si, neatest and most Fashionable Garments at tha very lowest prices, we deem it a dntr to tho trading community and to ourselves, lo draw attention to our extensive assortment of • - CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, READYMADE CLOTHING
other iaetlities, enable us to offer retch inducements that we hope to meet the confidence of oar former friends and ctuionyera.' The Merchant Tailoring Department rameins entirely under the superiutendeuoe off Mr, K. B. M*Lvif.r *. His strict attention to tha our goods being selected with the greatest care, enable* n* to make garments to order of the latest f —V'ra >t short notice and very moderate prices. GLASER & BROTHERS. marlS dtf Oak Hall, No. 2, Bate* House.
Indianapolis, Jan. 10,1856.
>, o..., w r. For of the Big Ppd-
' « street.
GO fo SON.
AOENCY OF THIU ROCHESTEfi SCALE WORKS!! BIKKESNMAYMK & HMKWgf'KM, TTAVE the Agency of this extensive manufactory XX for Central Indiana, where the wares manufactured by that Campany can be had at all times. All ware* guaranteed to be second to none in the world. Our Stock consistsof the following articlas, viz : Portable Platform Scales, all sizes Dormant ami W arohouao Scales Cold; Hay and Cattle Scales Wheat and Hopper Scale* Counter Seales Rail Road Track Scales Depot Scales Warehouse Trucks Locomotive Lamps Conductor’s Signal Bells Fire Proof Safes Persona wishing to purchase any of the above articles, will do well to give us a call (before baying, as the above wares cannot be excelled in quality or price,) at the AGRICULTURAL WAJflKHOUSiE, 74 East Washington street, Jy25 Indianapolis, Ind.
indiaiapolb iBsnraiee Cenipiiy. Arethortxed Capital •990,990. Business Confined to State of Indiana
INCORPORATED, MSS.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
{STEWSSp
«3&~" P«--ICTFlre aad Marine Risks taken at fair and •qaitahta
VALLEY FABM YOB SALE
mile* from
MVMdtf
mg, un-
, - ...NKKR, In the Boiler and Sheet Iron business, has this, tha thirteenth day of July, A. D., 1.-15.>, been dissolved by mutual agree men l. All business transactions ol the tide fina will be promptly atto by to* «*denigne4. wlw oautiuues the business, and request* all those who fcto'e hay claims whatever against th*above to present them for settlement.— AI*o,lh*ee who know themselves indebted either by note* or book account, to make immediate payment. I will *so this opportunity to express my gratitude for the extensive encouragement we have shared toe past five years, and solicit a continuance of patronage, as 1 am determined that nothing shall be lacking on my part .to execute promptly aad well all orders entrusted to m v foito. Nothing wm be *Mt«d for ml* but what 1 can emdhlentiy recommend and warrant to be good and sffibtxl to the ptoehaser entire satisfaction. 1 shall eu. ureevor to keep a good aapplyof 4 oilers and t'himaeyv on bs.id at the Iron Case shop on the Union Track, di xemfr eoutfeof K - R. UnderUill’a Foundry and Machine Eh.ml Ix'dlauapotis, Indiana. V ’ K. T. SINNER, Boiler maker and Sh**t Iron Worker. KBraKNTKS* ‘ R. R. UwAechi. , I«&C^,1 tiaaeelmaa * l MachlelsU, twdianapolls, luNranklire Wright. f I. Davie fo CoT^ J
Terre Haute, fnd.
Baldwin fo Cummings^ Joe-tph Hubtar 7
A. Cmar fo Co., J. 6. fo R.K. Neto,
J. FmvMworth, •* m
AUtia WMkxA. “ Nta»ia,9„ *
BeUef6«tata*,G
iddhymt* •tiJtmond,
the well ■ted with
TAMUB M. McKKMNAxN, let* O known firm off M*K*nmn * Mgr, has m him SaremoL A. Eareoa, ia the *
Baal Estate aad General Commission
Agency Badness.
The basin ee* will hereafter be trinaactod under toe
style aad firm of
KcKMRIAM A EDCAR.
AUbwta*
letter, will be
JAMBS H. MrKSKNAN, Jyl4—tf ff kMUKL A. KDG AK.
I to them, either by jteraesi or by r attended te; each xa the pur-
1 Bonds, Rwttittg
Fire Lmaraace Compa,iy of Hartford, Coaaoetioat. C^spitol f INCORPORATED 1810. tinHi of this Company has been carried on * ‘ f a Oeadary, devoted excluafoeImtampt mm th* dtaarten *o*d
a*, wist
now receiving ms npring i.i>>.os, un.i thinks he can otter as g.-avl an os^orlinent of Ladies', ivies'amt Children's Wear, at any iiomv' in the city,
"1 at lower prices tor cash.
He ha* ladies' Gaiters, Plain and Tipped, -hat he sells fivr 51,91d!5,11.50 and 92; Ladies’Foxed (i.. *ers, a goovt article, at Jl.ffj; Slippers and Burkina, from he heat manafheturers, at prices ranging from 50 cents! ,
SIA>.
He has the argest and bed assortment of Children's Shoes ever brought to tlii-* city. Ladies' Wear of every description, from the best Kaatorn Manufacturers. Misses'Wear, a large variety, Boot*, Gaiter*, Buskin*, Slippers, Tien, Ac., Ae. A large assortment of Children’s Wear ot every
style.
Boys and Youths Calf, Kip, F.immclled, Patent
Leather Shoes; Patent and Cali Gaiters.
Misses' Sewed and Pegged Calf aud Patent Leather Boots and Shoes; Welwier Ties, Opera Patent, uit,l
Calf Boots, Slippers, &o.
All are invited to an examination of my stock. Repairing done to order. J. A. VINNKDGE,
ap3-dtt ] 53, Hlake’s Commercial Row. NEW BOOTft SHOE STOKE.
No. 11, West Washington-St.
SERRIN & M’OONALD TT A \ E taken the room formerly Occnpied by Gnn. G. J.1 Holman, and would respeclfullv inform their
MISCELLANEOUS. A CAR*. TT AVING now received and arranged th* most c*mAA ptete assortuteid of Uwodsol every deecriptlun, tavito all creation and the rest of maaktod to waft ia >fd examine my Good. My stock of Panes Gaod*. Toys, etc., i* of eadles* varfetv. Amuafrt th* lot are ssraa a'viiriSraafirJSft Dinner Setts, Cups aad .saucers Tin aad Cast bou Stoves, China To}*,Cradle Toy*. Silver WKe Uaakeu, Cbma Figures, Jet Uraeoiets, Breoehes aud Ttnmn i. Ku «'' »»**«*, Cahaa, »wta* Music Boxes, Accordo..n», Tmubouriee*, Kutiara, BaaJoa, Drum*, Fife*, Flute., Clarloaette*, Uarmoaetaaa, Vtoiine, Watchea, Pop-guns, Paint Boxes, Kite Bagla**. Magic t.atileru*, Ponmouatea, Pocket Hook* of the very beat mauutactrre, Noah’a Ark*, Masks, Furniture. Marble*, Animats on bellows, MgfciT*p*rt, Thimbles,
arda. Pistols, Revolvers, Bowie-Koivea, Peifhmery off excellent quality, Shavutg Cream, aud a thousand different article* loo numerous to mentloa. Th* patronage of the public Is rMp*C4f1lll\ solicited. /
CHAKLKb MAYER,
aorl? dum m Wsihtqgton street. HCKLKS, KKlirrS, NblK CAkWBS. ff^HERKlNS, .Mixed Pt. klea, Pepper-Nance.Tomato vT Catsup, Preserved Cine Apples, Fresh Peach as, Pie Fruit, ITavorlug extracts, lobster*,Tomato*. Raap- > Syrup, Keee-wuler, Prunes, CUnm. ripUl .els, Juniper Berries, Heu p, Canary, Caraway, w-
8ag», P**ri
berry S
Lint '
avorlug Extracts, lro>bsters,Tetu-tto«, Kasp-Koee-Water, Prunes, Ciirun, Spill Peso,
nary. Caraway, Oo-
rutuder and Fennel Seeds, Sa^c, Oat Me*’ Barley, Katina, Millet, Cocoa, Cliocolwtet t coa N iiu, Klllwrls, IVcun*, \\ aluuts. Pea i
Currants, Dales, Pig«, SarJluea, Part
Olive Oil, Swim Cheese, lloliaud llerri«HpS| Rock Caudy , Sugar IV.ys, Coiqfii Caudy, Gum Ibopa, Tolu, Hoarhound and Iceland Mo*. Paste, Jube Paste, Loeengee, Lady Drops, (’ream froj.s, Almond and Candies; In fact, the most complute and excellent assortiueut of the abt>re ii,M>ds, just tecutved, and tor sale at very low prices. CHARLES MAYER, no\ IT-dffm No. 2t» VYaehlagtoa street.
A HID lOBAtrO.
I HAVE constantly on hand a very large and cholc* L selection o( list anna Cigars, such as large aad small I’lantaliona, Regalias, Preusadam Operas, ire Union, Pantcllas, iK.u v*("votes, Na)K>l9Sn, tHo.,ete.— \\ h.vever is a lover of a ctmcie liatsmta, should not mis* lo call, t<> enjoy the high tlavor of my Cigam. Ip
chewers (can ouot tne very beat brai
James River Chewing Tebacce.
German aud Spanish S
4 l^Alt*i
uda of
1 has e also AaMStWaa.
‘pantali Smoking Tobacco of alt srudest
Scotch Snults; ( oarse and Fine Rappee and MactufcOtt
... ^ ^ ^ ^ v*
largelyanety of Smoke Pipes, Snuff fto*ua,tlj
Cases, Tobacco W allets, Stone Pipes aud Cane Pipe .-.terns; Iu
connection with the wefd
short, everyibkg
m
N}»0CllUll> y. I hat the
y at'* now jre-
(>LMAN,
trieikIs amt th.) |iuh\ii- generally
cetving a lar^re ami splemlhi assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Direct from the Eastern Manufactor'es, selected exprhae-
ly for t)ie City Trade.
Our stock consists, in part, of Ladies' and Misses’ Goiter Boots, t Ties, Buskin*, sbc-., foe . Gents Fine and Heavy Boots, Shoes, and Fancy Wear
ef every description.
OTiilcli*omere’ Slxoofi* of all qualities, styles, prices, foe. We respectfully solicit an examination of our Stock, as we are determined I* offer il at such prices as to tunke It an inducement to purchasers. apT-dlf ~ SEKRIN A M. DONALD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye still Triumphant! TTONTRASTth* tints brought out in the Hair by Cris V^‘ tadoro’s matehless revitalizing HAIR,DYE. and those produed by the apnli. atiou of the t.uriiing fluids ordinarily sold as Hair Dyes, you see at once that this color is natural in one ease, unnatural in the other, and the simple reason is that Cristadoro's Is the only prcjeiralion which, by its exact chemical combination, operates on ivatural and immutable principles. Made, sold, and app!ied.(i» 10 private rooms) at Ckist.xdoro's. 0 AsVor House, Broadway, New York. Also tor sale by the principal Druggists and Perfumers throughout the
country
New Y’oxk Agents—YY. H.CAKY & CO.; and WARD, CLOSE & CO. aplfidfow ly'R SIMMS’ HEW WO KK'! '
THK REVOLUTIONVKY AND BORDER SCRiB9 COMPtnC.
Second Edition y
1ST O'W XX o CA cT y .
TT'UTAW; A Tate ©f the Revolution, by William Gil-
I j more Sims, Esq. With illuitrations
vol. 12m*. Pried SI:25.
KbcenUy published, uniform w ith the above t Th.* Du it iwteit V' I I 1 Ixii-hfet.l flitr
by IVvrley,
CHARLES MAfftlL
nov27-d6n> No. 2K Waattiniffiar am. vfe Japanned Tin-Ware and Tin Toys* 'T'HE largest lotof above goods ever oflmeJu. nay A maikel, I have just received from the uiabUtiMltlVt-r direct. Auiougsltbe Ware are lea Omtuistera, Dtiflto Pans, Candlesticks, Match Sales, Gratora, Nurse Cane, iremps, Pepprr-iioxes, Sand-li>.xe», Spittoons, SugarBowls, Tumhlers, Fruit Dishes, Spice and Sugar 1 foxes. Trunks, Cake Boxes, Cash and Deed Boxes, Tumbler Drainers, Kuile-1 ray*, Post Offices, Fancy Pails, Toy (’ups. Savings Batiks, Buckets, Plates, Spoons, Rattles, Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Omnibusses,Express Wagons, Aniinais, Aiuliroire, Kettles, Furnaces, Stoves, .Nkillels,Gridirons, etc., etc.; allot which
l offer at the most reasonable prices.
CHAKtfcS MAYER,
nnvl7-dtim No.‘.**.l Washington streei. FANCY BASKETS ft WILLOW^WARE, | It A \ K min on haul ttio largest stock of I’ancy X Baskets aiui VVillun V. uieolU ied in any v>arket,a4tu respectfully invite the ladies to e vamino tho latest stylr * of AhMuican, French and (rerinan Baskets ol every shape and form; amongst the lot are beautiful Work*
‘’•■ ‘Hoidered Baskets, Satchels,
Baskets; Traveling, Knlt-
ig and Office 11 ‘ “
Aiarket Baskets, low Wagons,
Hamper, common Market and Field Baskets, all of
Which 1 *
Stands, Work- Baskets, Embroidered Baskets, Satchels, Reticules, Berlin and Sstior Baskets; Traveling, Knit-
ce Baskets; Children's Baskets; due French ct«. Fruit Baskets; Buds Nests, Toy Wtts, Creaches and ( radios; Ctolhca Baskets,
offer at very low prices,
nov 17 dtiiu Nm
FIKE-WORKS!
CMARLEB MAYER,
>7^V " '
I Washington street.
1. Tho I’arlisuii. Ii. Melik tiau|a>.
III. Katharine Walton.
IV. The Scoirt. .
mlcruit.
VI. The Foray ers. VII. Guy Rivers.
\V. and XVI.,Poem foe., with i.ort/ail. Pr
8|cto-dfowlw)'
V111. Richard Hurdis. IX. Border Beaylcs.
X. Charlemout. XI. Heauchampe. XII. Confession.
XIII. The Yemassee. XIV. Southward Ho!
it,Contemplative, Dramatic,for.
ice 32:5ft
a. 9. RRXVX'iKLrV No. 34. Keek man-st.. N. Y.
FIRE-WORKS!
T il AYE received front the very best manufacturers, A ol tire-work*, a very large assortment ot dre-worka, which 1 oder at eke most reasonable prices. Amougat tiie lot are sixty Uiw.uoand Torpedoes, tiO boxes No. I Gold Chop Fire-Crackers, 12 boxes ladles’ FireCrackers, 15 boxes extra largo size Fire-Cra*kera, Cot* ored Roman Candles, Lotored Mines, I' . c.hoes with Colored Balls, Rockets Iroui oqe lo elgtu onuces, Roman t.andlo.s iroui throe lo twelve balls. Mines, Triangles, Colored Bengal Lightfo JFlon or .Pots, Scrolls, Grasshoppers, Serpents, Blue Lights, ejc.j etc., all ol
which 1 will sell at the very lowest prices.
CHARLES MAYER,
nov 17 dlim No. 211 Washington street LAEDBETiTs GAjEUMUT sJBDS. T ALL receive again this winter, a very large lot of A. the celebrated Garden Seed* Irom David Landreib, Philadelpxia. Gardeners, or otharo, who Want lo get largo loLs »f certain ffooda, will do well to give me their order* on or before Kew Year, as ttio demand Iu the spring lor Laudreih’s Seeds U generally such that I cau- ! not lurntsll enough. My aMOiuneul a ill be complete iu i lime (or the demand iu the Spring. All boose-keeper* who haves 4UUlt spot Oi ground, will do well lo Hives', j a lew dunes (juthose Meed,, as they wIU reap dollars.
CHARLES MAYEK,
miv 17 dlimo No. 2ff Washington street. i WOODEN-WARE, BRUSHES, TWINE, | ^thDAR Tub* antLChurns, all sizes; Cedar Ruck
R£GULA K
Seated Meo*
;; ter and Lord T
nfoChuriu, *1 sures, t uh i mux
ubs and B..ek«U; Kol
eelers, vlling I
Flour,
kets, Bjg
ng Pins, Buttec
i, Ct
j Crinl*, .Spoons and Ladle*, immoff eSiueezars, Chopnii
8 P Ii l N O PARCEL SALK! *?}«'> ^
ihes Lines,.^oinp Hope,'
liNtll.iKII q’Nf> A AIKHfff’ A \ BUOKri, 1 TO SK IIRLD BY BANGS, BROTHER & CO., \ T the Trade Sale Room*, No. 13 Park Row. N. V., I\. commencing on TUESDAY, ri)i n Mxv, ls5ij, and continued tliroughout the week. This Sale will embrace the most extensiv e variety of English Book* ottered in many years, as well as large contributions from the American Publishers. The stock it all new and fresh, and the Trade and Public Will And it well worthy of their attention. JT/ J The Catalogue wilt be ready by the l.-t of May, an Jwill be forwarded to any address upon request.
apdM’wdfow
DO E S T IC K S H E I) 1 V L S. PL.1I-R 1-ItlS-TA II. A SONG THAT’S BY NO AUTHOR. WILLFULLY VXRPKTraTCD hi . Q. K. PHILANDER DOESTICKS, P. B. 12mo., cloth, illuslratfol with 154 humorous en-
graving*. Price SI.
ished May 1. Orders tilled in order ot
il t|>o*t paid , on re-
ceipt of price.
Now ready, a New Edition ot
i Brooms, \1 nisks Druahe* of _ j Scagra.-* Ropes, Bed Coril*, Cloihos Li»e*/^«*pp Rope, ! Hemp and Cotton Twine, ak 1 sites; Sa*h OorJ^ fo'C ,
foe , always «u hand and l„r sale *; very low price* . CHARLES MAYER
nov G dtjtu No. ia» W ashington stram. Hobby Horses! Willow WagoM! Sat.
tan Chain. cMJro..', .:Wro,
unuiufecluredin very large quantities, i Q*a otfer S »uc’i uvlrtcemem*, mqwcuily in WiHow Wagons, that nJ IkkJ v need to be withoiu a Wagon to carry Uw baby
CHARLES MAYER,
"‘’’I' No. 29 Washington street.
india huBaiuao^oDjB; UST received trow Boston a very Urge meut of India Rubber Goods. Atn'oti*
VAT ILL be publ
\Y receipt. Copies
DOESTICKS— WJIA 7
12mo.
BE SA r.SL
cloth, illustrated. Si.
1.1 VERMURE & RUDD, PublMier*. ap3li->lfow Iw] No. 310 Broadw»y, N. V.
Save 1'OrttM.
OKKSONS knowing themselves indebted either by _L note or account to the late firm of Kit, ns). A Ui.vKK are notifie»l to call imtoed ately and settle. By so .Uiiu.;, you will save cost*. WM. M. BLAKE, No. 3, second floor of Blake’s Commercial Row. ap3U- dAw3t rohlnson vV Thru,
IMPORTERS AND .JOBBERS IX
Silks, Fancy Dress Goods, Linens,
WHITE GOODS,
Ribbons, <*loves, llo*iery, TRIM MINOS, BONNETS. MANTILLAS,**. Xm. 440 Main-St., feet. Fitita fo oixtla,
LOUISVILLE, K Y ..
replenished by daily receipts per
van Express, of all the new and desirable style* ot Dres* Goods, Ac , imported into the country. Merchant* vbiting Ihe market may always rely upon finding onr stock comulcte throughout the season, a* our resident buyer In New York keeps u* constantly supplied with everything in demand. apS-dlm ^
DeMsar’s Temple ol' Fa-**liio« : .\’m. 32, Tamparmrntt Matt MmiltUmg. A. d. . X3 o ■» ta» r Ha* just received a NEW’ and ELEGANT STOCK < SPRING CLOTHING.
—AS ALSO—
A very HANDSOME ASSORTMENT off rUfklMSBINU GOOD*, mar ,fe$t
IsOlM
Valuable Building
FOR SALE.
T I,E SSSZI£ifK£i^TS iSiS'lS JMaaee aad Nbrethreipp* sueete, 4>eauUfall) b^ied a* .-■Cards elevation and l»e*gMmfito.x1, on reHite off th»-
RLyhest ground in the Northern part off
Varaores desiring rr-udeoces, ate paiticutarly re-tneti
iLt,™ ««RUK Balls, Peu. il CuU.red and Gill BalU, Solid Gum B«lu ot every s./.etr.viiqf Dolls, an J Doll Heads pTallatae*, Laughipg babies, Negro DulU, Animals, riaslR Band* Dressing l ..mbs, Long Combo, Xuufl t omb*. Rattle.’ teething Ring*, Whip*, Watches, etc., etc. 'ri.^-J
fnrine 1
These
good* will be I.rend, in comparison to former i m remarkably low. CHARLES MAYeYg vl ' ’ jGu * N”-2» Washington street. Bird €’;» S 4’«! Bird e»! ■ Usl" received from the tuatnifacturers, a very larro r f assortment of common Canary Bird ('ages,'Kokin
and Red Bird ( age*, Walnut stained Mociii'x-Bird ( ages. Veneered Ki,.l Cages, Japanned I'agesot beau-
Uliil iKtUeru*, the whole composing a lot of four hue
■ Ired Cages; Id doz. .Mouse-Traps b doi. Rat I ran* u
•loz. Wire Sieves; all of which 1 offer at the meet rea, pnce«. CHARLES MAYER, ‘ dlim Mo. 2t» Wanhington slveet.
SOATES! SCATBS!
Fair of Scale*, some as low a* 25 cents; 4iy» pairoff Scat* .Straps, at L, e rota. Just ireceive.l
CUARLE8
..liable uov G
SCATES!
l?ffW l f'air of Scale
iMAr pair off f, and for sale by.
im.v 17-dbm
MAYEK,
No. 2>* Wastaugtoo street.
4.000 Watchefl Repaired in One Year ! \ V ** ve be,ow a fv* reasons why we have met with V v such uuparalled success ia out Has of busies** - -
To commence, we have always employed
\\70l r LU call the aUealioa ot buyer* to Ihelr ri>«. 1 — J ! V\ stocih of OkMKls which i« COH4UDU) Ir obUiue%l. Oor ehftfjfufi reDlenithed bv daily receipu per Adams’* and Amen-i * l** 1 ’ co “ l P’vred wtth similar establish mania
in this city, and laally, we uev cr uadedaku a Watch
»•»!•*»»»• •• ferfferMy. a\ U \\ ftlcue’s refdurtHl bjr 11%
Warranted to Farfom Wall tax On# Tfifor. or >n case of failure, the money to be refunded i>, n . forget the place— *
No. T WASHINGTON STREET
J* OT2a i 1 L y __ _ E. W. NEFF.
New BUckmith EaUblubment. TCarsi^risarg^.rj'B^ public, that toey may conadMtiy expect to hare any Lind of Job tt ork done promptly and in good style, and
at fair prices. __
Itrersr NhosHreg. ™"
He would say to Fanners livery and Omeiba* and *>r»y men, as wallas gentlemen and fast nog ti’hovs please try our work. From long axperieoeein-lhe bu-
“ peupnred to do all work in hla line .* ,t
... ^ THOMAS NAKKII AM.
Indianapolis Deo. Ulh, 1855.-dfowti
jQCreax*d wrearo.
Y.tJC.M. OEAI.EK IN MAMft.
ad to examine the ptat* of toe rlWJnd. : I *-w«..re, nsmAmMs a.re ax.X K UTtoS^m belold on very Itbeal lerma Apply da- Oa ware and Tmds of every deamptioa; atao Agont
Waw ,
raff Tenaeseeoand North st* JAMES BLAKE.
^ yi/ u I ft Paper. I axsffiSsW zr&zzzzz' °ai sole at the Book gter# of „
No.«, Weak
*9&
njjDCm V
““•"rAMK-* 4I8 JfiitB •!'» LomUTlllft* fcy#
Waakington Street, 4 doors mut off the Wright House
l> KCKIVKD and fqr sate lowj»r cosh iv ia boxes S fe lump V vrgieuf Yobaew
Kentucky fl’tTobm-co,
Fine Cut smoking
iu gros* Fine t ut
10 obis 34
C. A. ELLIOTT,
I^KCKIYED THIS DA %
Bed fords
U eolU % Halter Rope;
1 targe lot brown and sack Twtna;
M do* Brooms. Ian 19] C. fo. KL140TT,