Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1857 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3,1867.

DEHIOCMATIC NOMINATION*. Ff Ttmukip Tnutf, CHRISTOPHER G. WERBE For Ttotmakip Clerk, CALVIN TAYLOR. For TowmMp Trtusurn, ALFRED J. ROCKER For CmutmbLm, EDWARD DAVIS, OLIVER KEELY, GOTTHARD FELD, JACOB BIBBING.

A Rjt Htdbt.—R<w\ Waller Colton, in hw di*r> of a royage to CaBfgnia ia a wmm-ot'wmr, entitled M Deek end Part,” rtlatea the following ratatorjr.; ^ > I hare altrara firlt Aetna ragnd lor the rat aince my ciUmc in the Comtellation. We were fitting oat for aea at Norfolk, and in taking in water and

CT There wa* night before laet.

a heary front In thin ridnity

O* I»la Montes ia engaged by Mr. Manager Smith, of the Athenum, and will ahortly appear. CTWe thank Mr. J. W. Alexander, of the American Express, for newspaper favor*. O-Thc Indiana Farmer, published at Riehmond, comes to us very much improved. O’ The Street Commissioner, the indefatigable Filler, is actively taking in hand the merchants along Washington street who lumber the side wsiks with boxes. He has pdblicly expressed his determination to enforce obedience to the ordinance in the premises. City Politic*.—The democratic nominations for Councilmen arc complete and are as follows: 1st Wrrd—George Durham, Daniel Kccly. 2d Ward—John S. Spann, Matthew Hartman. «M Ward—James Swain, Jacob Vandcgrift. 4lh Ward-J. A. Wannell, J. B. Osgood, fith Ward—Stephen McNabb, R. Greenfield. 6th Ward—Livingston Dnnlap, Myron North. 7th Ward—John McLaughlin, Mich. Downey. The delegates to the City Convention are as

follows:

1st Ward—J. R. Elder, D. J. Cahill, R. TalkIngton, A. D. Hyde, A. Springsteen, G. W. Griffitii awl A. W. McOuat. 2d Ward—George West, J. R. Wainscott, H. DeKnight, Dr. J. N. Dorsey, Gordon Tanner, C. W. Hall and Nelson Kingman. 3d Ward—C. C. Campbell, Nat. West, Robert McOuat, G. B. Orr, W. H. Talbott, D. B. Hurd and Cnpt. Fitzgibbon. 4th Ward—Samuel Parrott, Dr. Merrill, Samuel Rooker, John Teal, Jackson Burkhart, S. Parrott and Alfred Rooker. frth Ward—N. B. Palmer, Timothy McCarty, E. Drumbar, Julius Nicolai, Adam Gould, S. Heitselgesser, R. J. Ryan, V. Batch, H. Vandegrift, John P. Mickle, Ed. L. Palmer, Michael Wren, N. Hayden and J. Truxess. 6th Ward—H. E. Beurig, John Jordan, R. S. Walpole, John Stumph, W. Elliott, M. North and Wm. Rafcrt. 7th Ward—William Wilkinson, Charles Coulon, Michael Sullivan, Charles G. Miller, Abram Cutterson, Edward Wren and Earl Ried. The Democratic City Committee is composed as follows:—George Durham, Gordon Tanner, James Swain, S. S. Rooker, N. B. Palmer, Dr. L. Dunlap and A. Seidcnsticker.

provisions. A plank was resting oa the sQI of one of the ports which coaamuakaUd with the wharf On a bright moon tight evening we ifieecvared two rats on the plank going into the ship. The foremost was leading the other % a straw, one end of which each held in Us mouth. We managed to capture them both, and found to our surprise, the one led by the other was blind. His faithful friend was trying to get him on board, where he would have comfortable quartern for a three years’ cruise. We felt no disposition to kill either, and landed them IkHIi on toe wharf. How many there are in the world to whom the fidelity of that rat readetb

a lesson !

tiring adis

Buimdbuno iwro to* Tmrrn.—One of those magistrates, sometimes denominated “basswood justieea,” in a neighboring town, imagining Umself insulted by one of the townsmen during

pute, threatened to arrest Urn court. The plain citizen replied

he done, as the basswood justice was not acting officially, but the latter rejoined that he “inU a justice of the peace continually, from the rising of the sun to the setting of the same, whether in court or out of it, and an object of contempt every-

where.—Banqor Journal.

it Ik* remembered that Dr. Hart will positively leave Indianapolis on Saturday. Therefore all who may wish to consult and be examined by him for Consumption and other Lung Affections, must do so before that time. Consultation raze. His rooms are at Mrs. Kinder’s Boarding House, on Washington Street. [apri!2d2t Washington Township, Notice is hereby given that there will be a MASS MEETING of the Democracy of Washington Township at BROAD RIPPLE,on the first Momdav is AraiL, at 2 r. m., to select delegates to attend the County Convention to nominate a can-

didate for County Clerk.

Aqpilla Hilto*, A. B. Shaw, Robert Earl, J. Mauw, David Huvv, H. Earl.

The City Democratic Committee Are requested to meet to-night, at Da. DUNLAP’S OFFICE, Virginia Avenue, at 7)<j o’clock. Business of importance demands a full and punctual attendance. George Durham, Gordon Tanner, James Swain, S. S. Rooker, N. B. Palmer, Dr. L. Dunlaf and A. Seidensticker are the gentlemen composing the committee.

O* Are you tormented with an intolerable itching over your whole body, after going to bed? Rub yourself a few minutes with a linen cloth dampened with Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, and you will be tormented no more. .

aprilldawlw.

Mo hoc racy in Boone County.—We learn from the Boone County Pioneer that on Tuesday night of last week a gang of fellows, with blackened faces, proceeded to the house of Patrick Powers, an Irishman, at Thomtown, and, knocking at the door, demanded admittance. Mr. P. with his wife and child was in bed, and just as he was getting up to admit the intruders, the door was burst open and the villains rushed in, armed with clubs and other weapons. A shower of stones and missiles were thrown at the bed, but Mrs. Powers grasped her child and hid herself under the bed, otherwise she would have been severely iqjured. The gang now surrounded Powers, who had been badly wounded, though offering rtb resistance, and with pistols and knives pointed at him, demanded the key to his cellar. This was given to them, when the miscreants descended and knocked out the heads of sundry barrels (of liquor we suppose) and spilled the contents on the ground. Alter breaking up the furniture of the house and giving Powers a further beating the mobocrats retired. The scoundrels who perpetrated this gross outrage are said to he member* of a temperance society, and were instigated thereto by the preachers stationed at Thomtown. Their faces being blackened it is very difficult to detect them, but it is to be hoped the imrglars will yet meet their just deserts.—N. A. Ledger.

lot the Sentinel.

Indianapolis, April 1st, 1857. To the Officer* and Members of Philoxenian Lodge,

No. 44,1.C - ~

meet-

arch 30th,

special , March

ns expressive of the feelings of death of Bro. Gao. W. Owings,

/. O. O. F.:

Your committee, appointed at a iog of this Lodge, hela on Monday,

to draft resolutions e: this Lodge on the

beg leave to report the following:

Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father, in the goodness of His providence, to call from among us, in the rigor of youth and manhood, our much beloved Brother, George W. Owings:

Therefore,

Resolved, That we yield in submission to the will of Him who doeth’ all things well, and In the most humble manner submit to the blow that has bereft us of a Brother. Resolved, That in the death of Brother Owings, this Lodge has lost a valuable member, and we shall ever remember, with pleasure, Us many virtues and kind and affectionate manner ; that in his death society has lost one of its brightest oma ments and community a valuable citizen. Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the relatives and more especially with the sister of our late Brother, Mrs. Crawford, in this their hour of bereavement. In his death, they have lost a beloved brother and relative, and they should be consoled by the fact that what’s their loss is his gain ; for, in the goodness of God, none may escape. Resolved, That the thanks of this Lodge be given to Mrs. Crawford for her untiring attention to our late Brother ; during his long and painful sickness she was ever at his side, ready and anx-

ious to relieve him.

Resolved, That, as a token of respect, this Lodge room be clothed in mourning for the space of thirty days, and that a coot of these resolutions be handed to Mrs. Crawford by the Secretary, under seal of the Lodge, and that they be published

in the city papers. A. Wallace, )

Wm. M. Woolen, > Csmmitter.

N. S. By ram, J

Fifth Ward Democratic IHeetlag. The Democracy of the Fifth Ward met Wm. F. Pidgeon’s room in Blake’s Conunercial Row, pursuant to notice, Wednesday, April 1st, 1857. On motion of R. J. Ryan, Robert Greenfield was called to the Chair, and Ed. L. Palme* ap-

pointed Secretary.

On motion of Mr. PUbeaa, the Convention proceeded to nominate two candidates for City Councilmen, which resulted in the choice of Stephen

McNabb and Robert Greenfield.

On motion of R. J. Rj*n, 14 delegatee were appointed to attend the City Convention. ^They wore N. B. Pabnei, Timothy McCarty, E. Drumbar, Julius Nicolai, Adam GouU. S. Heitselgesser, R. J. Ryan, V. Batch, H. Vandegrift, John P. Mickle, Ed. L- Palmer. MWmel

Wren, Copt. N. Hayden and J. Truxem

On motion of If. B. Palmer, a challenging committee of four wae appointed by dm Chair, sSEs-SseEFfr**—

.Motionof Mr. McNabb,**

toned their thanks to Wm. F. PMgeon for the '"life Palmer. Mr. Ryan and Mr. rattan mad*

a few remarks.

On motion of R. J. Ryan, *0 proessdingi of this meeting be published ia the My

fimf

On motion of S. Hehedgesmr, the mooting ad- * 0 " ni * d * ROBERT GREENFIELD, FreaH.

Co. L. Palmer, Sec’y.

Notice! Democrat*! There will be a Mass Meeting of Democrats of Franklin Township, Marion County,on SATURDAY, the Eleventh Dav of April, 1857, at 2 o’clock P. M., of said day, aj the Township House, at which meeting delegates will be selected to attend the County Convention to nominate a candidate for County Clerk. The several candidates are invited to attend. BENJAMIN MORGAN, WILLIAM POWER, WILLIS SMITHER, JACOB COCHRAN.

March 23,1857.

Township Convention.

The Democracy of Perry Township are reqw ed to meet in Convention on the FIRST MC

est-

ON-

DAY IN APRIL, at two o’clock r. m., at Marr’s SCHOOL HOUSE, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the County Convention.

rRANCU PRCSATT. JOHN W. MCLLtt. FRANCIS PRENATT, Sc CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, Ac., a ND Agents for the sale of Old Rye, Bourbon and Monongahela, Whiskies, Main Cm** Street, Mart toon, Indiana, two doors west of apr12-dly. West Street,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

■crrUM—IMT.’M.

*AVT sDpraa

J^CAUMnriSrsSk nSStsm to do aB kto*of

Job awl cam wort

BLANKS, fun** aO kiwte of BLANK BOOKS, aad execute any kind of BINDING to a sopertor Kyle. Orders are • I- SENTINEL COMPANY.

on the Goveraaction, on the

PUBLIC SALE. ThTOTICE to hereby riven that the building 1n| nor's Circle will he sold at public a premises, on Thursday the 16th April next, at 10 A. M. The building will be sold for cash ; and the purchaser will be required to move the same from the grounds within sixty days from the day of sale. Ornc* or Auditor or Statr, j JOHN W. DODD, InsiARAFOus, March 25th, ’57.) Auditor of State. mch2B-d3w.

1857. NEW SPRING STYLES. LARGE AND VARIED

ASSORTMENT Of Artlflciml Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, and all kinds of Straw Goods, A T J. W. COPELAND’S, No. S East Washington St., over Capital Bank. mchll-d3m.

A^kFFICEN FOR RENT.—A number of rooms suitable for offices and lodging rooms in the Capital House, eligibly and conveniently situated, are now ready for rent and occupancy. Por terms inquire at this office. mch28-dtf.

SOSETRING NEW. A SUPERIOR Article of Patent Brass Skirt Hoops, in /V Setts’ to he seen at mch26-dtf. LADIES’ EMPORIUM.

lEtmi Insnrane Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. CHARTERED 1810. C A’S H CAPITAL, *500,000. YNSPECIAL attention given to Insurance of Farm PropUJ erty, dwelling and out-buildings. Insures such buttdings or contents in a very favorable manner, for three to five yean. Losses Promptly paid in Cask, and Equitably Adjusted. Also, insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or Contents, and Personal Property generally in town or country, at rates as low as consistent with the haxard taken, and Inland Insurance against the Perils of Navigation by WM. HENDERSON, Agent. Indianapolis, Ind. Application can I* made to C. B. Davis, Clerk, who is fully authorised to transact all business connected with the Agency. septU-dly. WM. HENDERSON,

PRAIRIE FLOWER » SUPERSEDED ! ! A New Novel by Emerson Bennett. THE ARTIST’S BRIDE;

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THE PAWNBROKER'S HEIR.

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EMERSON BENNETT, Esq-, Author of “ Tke Prairie Fluwer,** ** Leal Leeti,” Clari Moreland,” *c. 12mo. Cloth. Price ONE DOLLAR. 4M Pages. YF Kmereoti Bennett had never written hfc many ddigfatI ful and thrilling stories of bonier Hfc, of prairie scenes, sad Indian warfare; this new story of •’The AitW’s bride,” would have placed Us name on the reconi as one of the be*

of American novelists.

“ The Altai's Bride,” is one of the mo* thrflBng native productions we have ever reed, and yet the incidents are so true to nature, so Ufe-Uke, that the — J * 1

ios the tea that he b reeding fletkm. “ rnimsa- Hritess,” and of the inten ycrand Ms student, possess the sm The paseag iates daced in this

daily. Tbs ameeemeot to be getfaered from

MjpmtesbWemond ‘

The rteteheo of the

i the Lew-

me*. r, and I with meeb

GAMUT, DICK, * FITZGERALD, No. 18 Ana sheet. New Tort. Abo, far sole by an 1 Copteaof the above book am* bymril toi of Paringe, upon receipt of one < 8m* year cart orden to the Pul anr-lwdfaw.

WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cera* of

ImdiauMtpmlis, ■CBmNG A LARGE

ROCK OPOBO-

i Wo* tor i

eaepeeBt, sad wm bemUse tow as

A Priceless Jewel. ■ .Burp far s moment ead consider how smay hnaihwh, possibly of doUam you have spent to dssss, Ac , far no other purpose then to add to your perooemistn si Hum. But would you not sacrifice all this finery for the mke of being freed of th* eruption on your face. These annoying pimne from year good looks than any external

embeQishmente can add to tt-

Bst do such sacrifice b required. A few applications of Palmer** UewmeXie Letieaa will accompibh this destrahie object, * a trifling cost, and wfih ao inconvenience whatever. It b really priceless to all that wish the

rosy hearty of ehlMbood. .

The mo* distressing and unsightly cutaneous dbmme are speedily removed by its sac, givtaf conscious beauty and blooming health in the place of ugliness and soul sickening All thboaa be peeved when aecemsry, by wit-

nesses almost without number.

Price 50 rente, or six bottles far #2 50.

SOLON PALMER, Proprietor,

36 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale by Druggists generally. aprl-dAwlm.

tice shall be gtoeu tor evmy wertr Bourn qatesd) * & Utoted States navy ymrt a Massachusetts; BrosUyb, New Tort; and

this buresn-orby toe rmuacOve esmtamdtag officen of the

dm,mg ** ***.** *** Jm ^

T™ telegraphic.

.1 fe 1 3

navy well ■•to

The fatecnit flour, hf the i an cam be mi

atriy preceding the dales of the at and shal! be (hBy equal in qualhy,

shape, to the auapies wtdeh are ilqiirib rt ia the mid ' ; rtsB be yeeperiy baked, tboiwugtty kfin-rtted, d, and delivered free of charge to the United StaU sound, well-rtted, bright flour bsocto, asabov acribed. with the heads wen secured; aria tor sod w tight whisky or spirit barrels, * the option of the barest The flour rtaU be superfine, and of the mamteeto wheat grown in the year 1856 or IfcST; bnt shall in all cam be mannfartnted from wheat of the crop immediately preceding the <tetes of the requisition for the same; shall be perfectly swaet,andin afl impacts of the be* quality, and shall be delivered in good shipping order, free of ail charge to the United States, in the be* new, well seasoned, sound bright barrels, or half-barrels, as the cam maty be—the staves and headings to be of red oak of the be* quaUgy, strong and wen hooped, with Hniiq hoops around each bead, and equal ia quality to sample barrel * said nsvy-yasds ; two half barrels to be considered as a barrel, and not mote than one-

Jhy.aod eenS—to rise «ud leaviaa Ike people «t Irtfe, wilhotit on j reference

wtaterer to their ptAtkai dfoiaions, to Bsttfo it b;

five days'no- forces, bat none irtve jet

Guv. Walker had r«t Cabinet Urn

a free and on trammeled vote for tke—rlvefl.

‘It baring been repeKtetBv i '

^ independ-

ent suffrage can be*exercised if tbe hn of the of Tniistaj are to be regarded aaraldt The reply from the best soorcea of infoeaMitinn is, that if the law providing for elections Is a fair one, explicitly dedaHng-all free white male citizens over 21 years of age, and a reaidenl of the Territory from the

first of April, shall be entitled to vote for delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Sampson W. Aarris, ex-member of Correas

from Alabama, who has been sick ever since the

BOERHAVEM ■RLLANft BITTERS

Cknrles* London Cordial Gin, Is shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the only London Cordial Gin Imported and sold in bottles, ill others are made here in imitation of it. It ia a delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar flavor (so different from other Gins) is universally esteemed by all who use it. It is adopted with great succes in cases of Dyspepsia, Goat, Reeumatism, Dropsy, Gravel, Colic, Cholera, Fever and Ague, Stricture, Diseam of the Urinary Organs, Epilepsy, Female Irregularities, Ac. Dr. Valentine Mott, of New York, in a letter to the proprietor, says : Charles' London Cordial Gin, is the purest, best, and mo* reliable Extract of Juniper, I hare seen. Charles' London Cordial Gin is sold by all Druggists sod Grocers in the United States, and so are also numerous poisons called “ London Cordial Gin ”—to avoid them, buy only “CHARLES’.” Rqject any other offered to yon as you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cents for pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES. Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, mch27-dAw-3m-R. New York.

Cmmstmck and Brother’s Medicines—No Cure Alls.—The world has long suffered from the imposition of quackery. Ignorant pretenders and charlatans have assumed to cure all manner of diseases with some Universal Panacea—“ Hygean Elixer,”— Indian Vegetable Specific,”—“ My Grandmother’s Pills,” Ac., Ac.; and with bombastic advertisements and flaming certificates, they have induced the.unsuspecting and credulous to buy and use their “ intoiiabie remedies,’'—often to 'he serious detriment of health, and sometimes even to life. Cheapness and infalible cures have been strong arguments. “ The Almighty Dollar ” prevails—the appeal to the pocket is irresistahle—until it is too late perhaps, even for the Doctor, with all his science and skill, to save the life of the poor deluded sufferer. To rid the people of this proliflic source of imposition and injury, we wish, through this paper, to introduce to the public, not a cure all, but an assortment of Medicines, prepared for family use, and comprising a different and specific remedy, for each class of diseases. Our medicines are the Cherry and Lungwort, for coughs, colds, Turhish Balm, Hair Gloss, Piles, Ac., call and get an almanac. Agents for Indianapolis—Jas. Kirian, 9. MoMillen. aprl3-dAwlw.

IX SXmres you ia tke Face—and all should know that Dr. Easteriey’s Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, vix : Scrofula, old Sores and Tetter, Ac. Dr. Carter’s Congh Balsam will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption and all affections of the Throat, Che* and Lungs. Dr. Easterly’s Fever and Ague Killer will cure Ague and Fever in eighteen hours after taken. There is no mistake about it. Dr. Hooper’s Female Cordial will cure all Female Complaints or irregularity of the monthly Periods. Dr. Baker’s Specific will cure all disases of the Genital Organs in a few days—it is the be* remedy in the world for diseases of the Kidneys. The afflicted are advised to read the advertisement of each of these medicines in another column of this paper. They are sold by TOMLINSON A COX, Agents for Indianapolis. mch28-dAwlm.

Holloway’s Pills—They Never FailOther remedies may relieve pain, but these Pills expel disease. They cleans the blood, remove obstructions from the bowels, invigorate the digestion, calm the nerves, and renovate the constitution. Sold * the manufactories, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. 244 Strand, London ; and by all druggists, * 25c., 62>ic., and f 1 per box. mch28-dAwlw.

Important to Females. — Dr. Chcebexax's Pnxs. — The combinations of ingredients in these Pills is the result of a long and extensive practice; they are mild in their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its proper channel. In every instance have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably open those obstructions to which females are liable, and bring nature' into its proper channel, whereby health is restored, and the pale and deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place, whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the general health immediately begins to decline, and the want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many consumptions among young females. Headache, Pain in the Side, Palpitation of the Heart, Loathing of Food and ffirtnrbed Sleep, do mo* always arise from the interruption of nature; and whenever that is the case the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor are they less efficacious in the cure of Leucorbcea, commonly called the “Whites.” These Pills should never be taken during pregnancy, as they would be sure to cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything injurious to life or health. Full and explicit directions accompa-

nying each box.

These Pills are put up in square, flat boxes. Persons residing where there is no agency established, by enclosing One Dollar in a letter, pre-paid, to Dr. C. L. Chrrseman, No. 267, Sleeker *., New York City, can have them sent to their respective addresses by return of mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer jolyl'-dAwly For Indianapolis.

Rising Sun Insurance Company, OF RISING SUN, INDIANA, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8100,000. I N C O R P O R AJTE D 18 3 4.

wo ar» or Mucroas.

S. Hathaway, John X. Ginnings, B. J. Hathaway, J. C. Weils, Geo. Gillespie, W. T. Pate, B. B. Loring, J, P. Ulrey, J. W. Talbott, W. H. Powell, John Grace, Hiram P. Clove,

Samuel F. Covington.

S. HATHAWAY, President. B. J. Hathaway, Secretary.

FYNHIS Company transact bustnvsH in Indiana only

X Fire and Marine risks taken by

ang5-dly.

A. DEPRESS, Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana.

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REM TRIMMINGS — A grand stock of Fringe, Mohwaatiqne, and ntv* trimmings, and buttons. HUNT, SMITH A CO.

dec 18.

YNRUmX 125 Drums New Figs, 25 Boxes do BaWns, 10 Kegs do Prunes, Just received and far sale * lowe* figures, bp BATES A MAGUIRE,

LACK .....

Ju* received*

HORN'S,

VAN’S PECTORAL TABLET.-3

of those Jualip eetetestod emu cf coughs aa dec 14 J. P. POPE A 00.

B«

AhW,

VARYA

colds, *

^ The uadewfoned having detiradnsri an a pev —> lenOss tattaccRy, would bag leave to tofavm the pafctku, th* they may cesafiteattp ezpe* to have any kind

of Job Wert

He weald my to

ItodoaM

to good style, sad * fair

opporto dm flfato Bank. THOMAS MARKHAM. fcaiBdAw

adjournment, died to-dav of poeomoniA.

^ (m teeo ippmal^d Coflector.

immediately preceding the d*es of the requisitions tor the! ^ Mauel •? on ““ Postmaster, of Portland, Me. me. | The latter, vice Woodbary, whose commission has

The dried apples shall be of the best quality, ami shall be | expired.

,. j r —j -v-... Leonard Jones, Postmaster at Bangor, Maine,

b tfamufcj , ruu atiRU uc

prepared bp *un-Arytng only, and shall be of the crop of the autumn immediately preceding the dates of the requisi-

tions for the same.

The pickets shall be put up in iron-bound casks, and each cask shall contain one gallon of onions, ono-gallon of peppers, and eight gallons of medium cucumbers, fifty to the gallon, and the vegetables in each shall weigh fifty-seven pounds, and they only be paid tor; and each cask shall then be filled with white wine vinegar of * lea* 42 degrees of strength, and equal to French vinegar; the casks, vegetables, and vinegar shall conform and be equal in all respects to the samples deposited in the above named navyyards, and the contractors shall warrant and guaranty that they wffi keep good and sound for at lea* two years. The iron hoops on the barrels containing whisky, molasaos, vinegar and pickles to be well painted with rad lead. The sugar shall he according to samples at the said navy yards, and to dtp and fit for parting. The tea rtall be of good quaky young hpsom, equal to the samples * said navy yards, and be delivered in half and

quarter chests only.

The coffee shall be equal to the be* Coho, aacording to sample, ‘ The beans shall be of the very be* quality white beans and shall be of the crop immediately preceding Itoe dates of toe requisition for the same, 04 pounds to be taken as one

bushel.

The molasses shall be fully equal to the very to* quality st New Orleans molaases, and shall bo delivered to well seasoned red oak barrels, with white pine heads, not less than 1>£ Inch thick; the staves not leas than % inch thick ; the barrels to be three-quarters hooped, and in addition, to have four iron hoops, one on each bilge, 1)4 inch in width and 1-16 inch thick, and one on each chime 1)4 inch in width and 1-16 inch thick, and shall be thoroughly coopered and

placed in the be* shipping condition.

The vinegar shall be of the fir* quality, equal to the standard of the U. S- Pharmacopeia, and shall contain no other than acetic acid ; and shall be delivered in barrels, similar in ail respects to those required for molasses, with the exception th* white oak staves and heads shall be substituted for red oak staves and white-pine heads, and shall be thoroughly

coopered and placed in the be* shipping order. Tlie whisky shall be made wholly from grain, sound and

merchantable, and be full fir* proof according to the United States custom house standard, and shall be rectified. It shall be delivered in good, new, sound, bright, three-quar-

ters hooped, well-seasoned white oak barrels, with white oak ... . , . , heads, the heads to be made of three piece heading, and well Of the recent databl

painted ; the staves not to be less than inchttnck, and the ' heads not less than X inch thick ; and each barrel shall he coopered, in addition, with one three penny iron hoop on ach bilge l>j inch in width, and l-16th inch thick and one three penny hoop on each chime, one and a half inch in width, and 1-16 inch thick, as per diagram. The whole to be put in good shipping order, free

of all charge to the United State*.

All the foregoing described articles, embracing casks, barrels, half barrels, and boxes, shall be subject to such inspection as the chief of this bureau may direct, the inspecting officer to be appointed by the Navy Department. All inspections to be * the place of delivery. Biscuit may, however, be inspected at the place of manufacture, but will in all cases be subject to a fin* inspection at the place of delivery

before bills are signed therefor.

The prices of all the foregoing articles to be the some throughout the year, and bidders may offer for one or more

articles.

All the casks, barrels, and half barrels, boxes or packages, shall lx marked with their contents and the contractor’s name. All the barrels and half-barrels of floor, bread, and pickles shall have, in addition to the above, the year when manufactured or put up, marked upon them. The samples referred to in this advertisement are (hose selected for the ensuing fiscal year, and have no reference to such as hate been preciously exhibited. The quantity of these articles which will be required cannot be precisely stated. They will probably be about: To be offered for Biscuit ...1,800,000 lbs....per 100lbs. Flour 1,400 bbis.. .per bbl. Rice-., 250,000 lbs....per lb. Dried Apples 150,000 lbs....per li>. Pickles 150,000 lbs.... per lb. Sugar 235,000 lbs per lb. Tea 25,000 lbs....per lb. Coffee 25J100 lbs....per lb. Beans 7,000 bush, -per bush. Molasses 20,000 g*s...per gal. Vinegar 22.000 gals...per gal. IVhiaky 50,000 gals.. .per gal. The quantities of any or all may be increased or diminished as the service may hereafter require. The contracts will therefore be made, not for specific quantities, but for such quantities as the service may require to be delivered* those navy yards respectivei,

rice Haines, whose commission will soon expire. The President has made the following

appointments: John W. Whitfield, ex-delegate from Kansas, Register, and Daniel Woodson, exSecretary of State of Kansas, receiver of the Delaware Land District; Frederick Emeir, Register, and James P. Dowher, receiver for the W estem Land District; W. H. Doak, Register, and E. PaphrodBtus Ranson, of Michigan, receiver of the Osage Land District; C. E. Mix, chief clerk of Indian affairs, has been appointed conunissiooer of Indian affairs, ad interim, vice commissioner Ma-

nypenny resigned.

Kansas Affairs.—Tfae Cfaima Mails. Washington, March 31.—Instructions to Gov. Walker of Kansas, ore full, clear and explicit, and in them are quoted the exact words of Mr. Buch-

anan’s Inaugural, viz:

It is the indispensable duty of the government to secure to every resident inhabitant a free and independent expression of his opinion by his vote. In this the Cabinet cordially concur. They and those who are shortly to administer the affairs of Kansas believe there is nothing to prevent such a result in the adoption of a State Constitution, as the lative Assembly at their last session repealed portion of the election laws which required a chal lenged voter to take an oath to support the Fugi

tive Slave law.

Gentlemen who have made inquiry relative to this subject have been assured that the administra tration of Gov. Walker will endeavor to carry out their promise in good faith, being fully impressed

with die importance of the result.

Notice has been given by the British Post Office

ifishment of packet communica-

tion with China in connection with the Overland

mails.

The mails for China will, accordingly, be made up at the London Postoffice on the 20th and 25th, as well as on the 4th and 10th of each month.

«£Oi.Cf

" .waaa

■> HOTAK ** Iky u i i«

EML'ETO?*'.

Ilf THE MARKET.

New**4stai

Uncle Sam’s Funds.

New Yoke, April e.—The United States Treasurer reports the whole amount in the several depositories, subject to draft on the 23d of March, as

$24,722,821.

Steamfaoat Explesien.

New Ooucans, April 1.—The steamboat Forest Rose was blown up near Napoleon. It is report* ed that many persons were killed, but we have no

particulars.

Committed for Embezzlement. St. Louis, April 1.—Henry M. True, charged with embezzling funds from different bankers in this city, has been committed to jail in default of

$13,500 security.

Sailing off tlxe Africa.

New York, April 1.—The steamship Africa sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, taking out up-

wards of $300,000 in specie.

AN ORDINANCE

eiy.

Contractors not residing at tbe places where deliveries are required must establish agencies * snch places, that no delay

For tbe protection of Travelers and the preservation of

public order * the Union Depot.

Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis, th* the Superintendent of the Union Railway Company shall provide in their Building, a suitable portion to be occupied by Porters of Hotels in the City, and each of said Hotels th* may furnish a sign or placard of the size and form, prescribed by said Superintendent, shall be entitled to place a Porter of said Hotel in the said building.

THE CKUMtATKD HOLLAND KKXTDT FOR

BYSPSPS1A,

DISEtSK OF THE UMET8.

LIVER COMPLAINT,

WEAKNESS OF ANT KIND, FEVER AND AGUE,

And the varioos affections consequent upon a Ktostarefl

ST0BACI OR LIVER.

Sort as IntfigeMton, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Low of Appetite, Despondency, CoetiveneM, BHnd and Bleeding Poes. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Affections, it ha* to numerous mtanew proved

htoUy beneficial, and in others effected a decided core.

This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly sctenttfic principles, after the ssanner of tbe celebrated Holland Prof., Boerhave. Because ef its gre* success to am* of the European States, its introduction into tbe U. States was intended more especteily far those of ear fathertond scattered here and there over the face of tola mighty ceonfry ■ Mi Sing with gre* success among them, I now offer it to the American public, knowing to* its truly wonderful

edical virtues mu* be acknowledged.

It is pertiemtariy recommended to those persons whose constitutions may bare been impaired by the oontinnow see of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. Qeusndty instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly to the se* at life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising the drooping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in the

system.

NOTICE. Whoever expects to find in this a beverage will be disappointed; bnt to the sick, weak, and low-spirited, it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties. CA UTIOX. The gre* popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced many imitations, which the public should guard purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle win convince you bow infinitely superior it is to all these imitations. Sold at fll-00 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for 85.00, by the SOLE PROPRIETORS, Benjamin Page, Jr., A Co., MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHE-

MISTS,

Pittsburgh, Pa. GENERAL AGENTS. New York—Barnes A Park, 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street. Philadelphia—8. VY. Dyott St Sons, 132 North street. Baltimore—Caspars Brothers, Jay street. Cincinnati—John D. Park. Chicago—Barclay Brothers, 213 S. Water street. St. Louis—Barnard Adams A Co. New Orleans—T. Wright A Co. R. BROWNING, Sole Agent, nov25-dAwly Indianapolis, Ind.

•■KwlK

AT THt OLD PRICES.

tv*F perm* to* toa bought three

knows they

Thau cat* faw

; rnpox■toVKht Elsewhere

thl* Market. STRIPE POPLINS. * ; r *“ :: nyw styles, SELLING PGR 50 CENTS PER YARD.

SPRING

tLAINES,

NEW OOODS

AT THE

Indianapolis Cheap Cash Store. YKTS have ju* received one of thebe* stocks of Staple V F and Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to the city. Haring facilities equal to any others foe buying goods low, we are able to offer inducements to cash buyers th* cannot bat be satisfactory. Our assortment is very full, and we imviie all to come and see for themselves. Remember the

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CHALLIS, &C., Organdion, Lawns, French Jackonets, French Prints,.Printed Brilliants. A larfe Aosartaaeut *1 While Coeds tad Embroideries, Cwltara, dw. Setts, tar Baaqaea ; 8 W I 8 8 TRIMMINGS

Of an kinks.

HOSIERY AND GLOTBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

A new lot of

Lonnsdale Bleach Cotton TTxi.cjl.Rremimied, POR 1» t-* CENTS PER YARD. H0U8B KEEPING OOODS

EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Cheap Corner Store,

Street.

mch2 ’57.

No. 1 Washington and Meridian

HUNT, SMIT

IITH A CO.

dtf.

FAIRBANKS' CELEBRATED SCALE S.. BROWNING, Agent, INDIANAPOLIS, IND? FAIRBANKS Sc UO., Ac’ts, 189 Broadway, New Yort. ap8-dly-r. A co.

..... I....... ■ ..jl. ^m.w a. au^u biu,, u.j uciav j under and subject to the Rules and Regulations thereof. Said may arise in furnishing what may be required; and when a 1 porter shall wear badges designating the House they respeccontractor fails promptly to comply with a requisition, the “—* * — J — 1 —“ *—'—-*

Chief of the Baresm of Provision and Clothing be au~ thorized to direct purchases to be made to supply the deficiency, under the penalty to be expressed in the contract; the record of a requisition, or a duplicate copy thereof, * the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, or * either of the navy yards aforesaid, shall be evidence th* such requisition has

been made and received.

Separate offers mu* be made for each article at each of the aforesaid navy yards ; and in case more than one article is contained in tbe offer, the Chief of the Bureau will have the rig* to accept one or more of the articles contained in such offer, and reject the remainder; and bidders whose proposals are accepted (and none others) wall be forthwith notified, and as early as practicsbfe a contract wOTbe transmitted to4hem for execution, which contract must )e returned to Jhffhireau within ten days, exclusive of the time required fog the Regu-

lar transmission of the maO.

Two or more approved sureties in a.aam equal fartha estimated amount off the re^eettve co aborts 'riU required, and twenty per centos in oddifcn will be witUtaiff - froai the amount of all payments on account thereof ax collateral

be paid by the navy agent within thirty days after bills, duly Authenticated, shall have been presented to hnfi.' 1 | Blank forme of proposals may be iiltaiiiail on application to the navy agents'* Portsmouth, New-Hampshire; Burton. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,.Norfolk, Pensacola, and * this bureau. . ; I At | A record, or duplicate of the letter infomting a bidder of toe acceptance of his proposal, will be deemed a notification thereof within the meaning of the a*ef 184% anrfhis bid will be made and accepted in conformity with *« under-

standing.

Every offer made mu* be accompanied (as directed in the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval service for 1846-’47, approved 10th August, 1846,) by a written guarantee, signed by one or more responsible persons, to the effect th* he or they undertake th* the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within five days, with good and sufficient sureties, to ftirnish the supplies proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to consider any proposal unless accompanied by the guarantee required by law; the competency of the guarantee to be certified by the navy agent, district attorney, or collector of the

customs.

The attention of bidders is called to the samples and description of articles required, as, in the Inspection

for reception, a just but rigid comparison will be made between the articles offered and the sample and contract, receiving none that fall below them; and their attention is also particularly directed to the joint resolution of Zith March, 1854, and to theactcf the 10th August, 1846. apl-law-4w

PETERSv CRAGG Sc CO., Puum Forte Maiofeetwers, Corner of Matin and Sixth Streets, LOUISVILLE, Ky. fflHE attention of purchasers of Plano Fortes, ia respectJl folly called to our present assortment of plain and highly finished Instruments, being the large* and mo* complete to be found in tfae Weak. In addition to our tolas room stock, our finishing rooms always contain over one hundred and fifty Pianos, any one of which can be made ready for shipment within three days. Pianos famished to wholesale or retail buyers * prices from five to twenty per cent, lower than eastern Panos can besetdfor in fate market. ~ Reference given to over one thousand purchasers, inducting Profeeron and Heads of Schools thronghoa* the Western and Southern States. TT/ 3 Each Piano sold by us is vaisantod to give mtisfactionT PETERS, CRAGG A CO. idtiS’Sr. wSw.

£1 UN DRIES— {9 73 Bags Prune Eastern Coffee; 30 Halves Chests Tea—all grades; 50 Kegs Soda; 50 Boxes do 1st Papers; Ju* received by , jan!7 BATES A MAGUIRE.

JWRKAJtA,

novll-d

Lands to

JpURE MtoNITAN LACES—ail

LADIES’ EMPORIUM.

lively represent, and while in the building, or tbe streets adjacent thereto, shall not engage in sotidting passengers in any manner, nor interfering with them, nor in any calls of their respective houses, but shall receive baggage checks, and the baggage for such checks, and may call for and remove

the same in a quiet and orderly manner.

Sen. 2. The omnibusses, or carriages running in connection wfth the several public houses, shall be under tfae direction and control of the Superintendent of tfae Union Railway Company, while on tbe street in front of the Depot building. They shall be numbered by said Superintendent, and places attached to eaeh according to their respective numbers. Bach of said omnibusses or earriagea shall be accompanied by a driver tad porter of tbe house, and by no other servant or employee. The driver shall not engage in soliciting passengers, or calling name of houses, nor in any manner interfering with snch passengers, further than civilly answering any interrogations th* may be pat to him. All onuribases for general accommodation to various parts of the city, «h»n be under and subject to the foregoing regulations and pro-

virions.

Sr. 3. The Union Railway Company shall provide a \ suitable person or persons * their doors, or on the platforms, 1 to direct passengers to the omnSbusses of the public houses, which said passengers may designate, or to accommodation omnibuses for other parts of the dty, stating the number and position of said omnibuses, so they can be readily found. Said person or persons shall not interfere in any way as between public houses In directing passengers to any particular one, but shall simply designate such as may be named by such passengers themselves. And the said Railway Company shall keep the front of their building sufficiently lighted * night, so th* the numbers and position of «ud omnibuses can be easily ascertained. Sao. 4. All private carriages and hacks for the accommodation of passengers, shall ba, in like maimer ^der tbe control of the Superintendent, and shall occupy the porttisai assigned them fronting the Depot. Sr. 5. The running for and solicitations of passeugers for public houses * and about said Union Depot, either by interference with them, solicitation* or importunities, or by noisy calls of the names of said houses in the public streets, is declared to be a nuisance and a disturbance of the public peace, and any person or pereons engaging in or being guilty of the same, shall, upon conviction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not less than three, nor more than twenty dollars; provided, however, th* nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the drivers or portors, authorized by tbs second section of this ordinance, from quietly and pleasantly, and without creating noise or dtoturbance, directing travelers to their respective omnibuases ; and provided further, th* all hotel keepers, who may choose to do so, shall have the right to have a second porter stationed in the neighborhood of their respective omnibuases for the purpose of answering inquiries th* may be made of them by travelers, and qnietiy directing them to the omnibusses for which they may inquire. Sr. 6. Any driver of any omnibus, carriage or hack, who shail violate any provision of this ordinance, shall in like manner be liable, upon conviction thereof, to the same penalties * prescribed in the preceding section. Sr. 7. Parents or guardians of any minor or minors shall be liable for any fine imposed upon each minor or minors for offenffing again* the provisions of tote ordinance, and any person who shall employ any runnemr solicitor of passengers in violation of this ordinance, whether minora or not, shall in like manner be liable Cor fines as imposed. Sr, 8. The Marshal * toe Unten Depot, or may police officer of the dty. Is hereby authorized and empowered to arre* any person or persons offeadbig again* to* pro vtatons of this ordinance, upon view off the transgression, sad take nim or them before tbe Mayor far examination; or mrnj prefer complaints before the Mayer, and cause snch person or persons to be arrested and sofamiltod to exaaatealtaa as aftre-

asR.

The sted Marshal * the Union Depot is hereby required and larensrewid to presare order, and protect frosa impertinent interference or annoyance pamr ugrrr striving * said Union Depot; he shall keep tfae saidbuOdu nets, or persona dtapaaad to any person who in the proper disrhargr of bte duty than, upon conviction eaf befare the Mayer, ha flzsd in any sum a* leas than sc. IA The patios fane off toe dtp, ia to*, is hereby charged with the observe! asrandi VC. 11. ftsas and after till Ordained and arttotishad Itaoeh *7, lf#7. Attest, FREDERICK STEIN, Ctty Clerk. ■*r31-dltutor W. J. WALLACE, Mayor.

rOHBOLOKUKB OF MOKTOAOB. door in IndtaaapoUa, for sash, so reach onhafiritotataff rtsinrthed Real fctiiii as will aatWY the principal inito da* an ■ irtgaga No. MS,

SataoiaiFfli mM lot and

W tour 034) foot,'the krn&SrnAmgXmtmk *aneama*h Mr ■toOOrtdahaIf(48^) faoito theplaoa of bagtaala*.ntaMpal. latoiM. Tam 'l" »^£*jte

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jaoflB-dtttow tiU 31 i

NEW YORK IMPORTING HOUSE! rflHE UNDERSIGNED IMPORTERS 1 of Foreign Brandies, Wines, Ac., now offer to the Trade in quantities to salt purchasers, the following goods : BRANDIES. Otard—Dupuy A Co., V‘m—Proprietors, J. Vassal, Glare De Cognac, J. A F. Martell, A. Seignette, and other brands. GINS. Cabinet—Meder Swan, and Scheidam; Wines—Sherry, Maderia and Port; Rum—Jamaica and St. Croix; Champagne Wines of all brands. The above goods are direct from the New York and Boston Custom Houses. The public are respectfully invited to call and test the above goods. S. A. FLAGG A CO., Importers, mch25. Primer’s Block, Illinois Street.

STELLA SHAWLS, Fs*lxi.-toca. sixA'wriiB FOft Si 8 O . Call and examine the Goods and the prices. NEW GOOLS HeceftTed every day AT M. M. DUNN’S, N«. 37 Blake’s Building. mch28 *57. di».

TO RENT,

By McKERNAN Sc EDGAB,

CJIY Acres of ground adjoining the dty 1 unite, suitable for gardening, to rent on reasonable terms for four or fire years. mehl3-dlm. Are Orrflteteteee relative to NlanzhterInf Hons, Cattle, Sfaeep, aud other

amlzotels, la and aroaad

India am polls.

the City of

REMOVAL. rBNHE CAPITAL PRINTING OFFICE 1 Counting Room has been removed from its old location to the building occupied by the Marble Works, on tbe corner of the alley, Mkrumax stukct, we* side, nearly opposite the Port Office. We invite ail of our oil patrons to call upon us in our new quarters and leave their orders; and we extend tbe invitation to as many new customers a* desire soon Punrnxo at low nucss, and on short notice. We are prepared, with the be* machinery, skillful workmen, and the latest styles of material, to give satisfaction. FOR RALE—On fair terms, a Broeus, Rotakt Press, half medium size, in good running order. This machine will print any kind of a job, from a visiting card to a quarter sheet double medium bill, and can be run either by hand, foot, or steam power. We have also a font of brevier and one of bourgerise type, which we will dispose of at lov figure*. We are Agents for LIGHTBODY’S PRINTING INKS —the be* in use. apl-dAw-lw CAMERON A McNRBLY.

IhTOTICE.—All persons Indebted to the estate of if Charles Stevens, late Recorder of Marion County, deceased, for Recording Deeds, Mortgages, Ac., are requested to make immediate payment to tbe undersigned, otherwise he will cause fee MUs to be issued for the collection of arid DAVID MACY, mch27-dAw2t Administrator, tie bonis non.

Be it^Ordaiitedby the Common Council of the City of | L That from and after the passage and publication , of this Ordinace, it shall be Unlawful for any person or perI sons to erect any building, shed er pen, for the purpose of slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, or other —■- within the hmtts of the city, or within one-half mile of snch lin.it., which shall be itoamiil, aa* the same is hereby declared a public nuisance usd prohfttied—and any person or i>ersons, who shall «A tighter, *c cause,* auffer to be slaughtered, in or about the premise# as aforesaid, shall, on conviction thereof, be lined toe sum of fifty dollars for every twenty-four hours, or during any part of which such business shall be n tinned or sufftred. Sue. 8- Th* all he uses, pens, enclosures or other places now occupied within the efty limits, er within one-hatf mite of the city limits, for slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep t r other animals, may be continued tiH the tr* day of March, 1838. But if by reason of aur business carried on, at, in or about the same, shall or may produce an unwholesome or disagreeable satsll, sc annoyance to the inhabitants in the vicinity thereof within the limits of s*d dty, or within onehalf mile of said city limits, shall be deemed, and the same is hereby declared public nuisances, and being notified to abate the same by the Marshal, shall fail to do so within ten days after such notice, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined the sum of fifty dollars, and the sum off ten dollars for every twenty-four hours such nuisance shall thereafter be eontinued or permitted. Sr. 3. On and after to* Art day of March 1858, ft shall not be lawful for any parson or persons to carry on the buanees of slaughtering Hogs, Cattle, Sheep or other animals, within tbe city limits or within the distance of one-hrif mile from said city limits, and any person or persons carrying oh snch business contrary to the provisions of this section, shall, on conviction, be fined the sum of fifty dollars for each and every day such business shall bo carried on. Sr. 4. All Ordinances and ports of Ordinances, of the city of Indianapolis, in conflict with this Ordinance, sro hereby repealed. Ordained and established March Mth, 1857. Attest : W. J. WALLACE, Mayor, FREDERICK STAIN, City Cleric. mcfaSl-dSw.

DRESS TRIMMINGS AND HEAD DRESSES. HE large* stock of Fringes, Chenille Trimmings, Bogle Gimps, laces, Braids and Battens, ever brought to 'are now oparing * the Ladies' Fancy Store. No. 5 Bates House. J. K. WHELAN A OO. mefa25-dtf.

f off *1 khrtte, ju*

AT THE LADIES’ FANCY STORK ^BcoUattauttaa to our flow stock off CLPAKS . otibr * v#-* low prieMk^Ahw'^Iae "Dnsu^iks !* tho rich art aad aao* dogaut atylos. off Colters nd Stereo, ooi a gnoos, which wiilhosoU to uttko no* far oar aaf! tiJVokzfOAtow sett*of JaaH,

Dodd & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS, Hats, Caps, Furs; Palm Leaf and Straw Goods. 144 MAIN ST. £ Cincinnati.

Gents. Fine Clothing. D. BACON, Jr., jpCTITES the special attention off SUPERIOR FINE CLOTHING. Totes tot large stock of supob Crate, Paste ud Vests, Manufactured expressly for fates out of the be* material, and made up in a sffyi* of workmanship superisr to any stock *f ready-made clothing ever offered far fiafouto and tote*

YNIRECRACR r I cauatiertotto 15fl BoxaaFte

I Flra CEtectomrs!! No. 1;

off Fko Weeks of too terttoi CHARLES MATER, No-RWa

WILLARD A STOWBLL, No. 4 Mn House

u Ladies’ Emporium,” No. 37 Butt Washington Street, two doors east of Wright Homo - _ D. B. HUNT, Agent. ^Si&ihKoldsxlsfl. NEW STYLES, JSUT RECEIVED, AT LADIES’ EMPORIUM. HonitonLffiOto Collars and Sleeves, New Patterns, ju*received * LADIES’ EMPORIUM. TWq-1 Ffrw-iA«i JNOW VTOOCLB, IWfly received kg Express * the Iretteo’ Emporium. LOOK OUT FOR LADIES’ EMPORIUM. mchlVdly.

SoEcitth* attention

A CO., Auctioneer. A

IS Park Row, New

. ,, York,

th* attentiou of the trade to th* branch of their txuiwhich ihqyuaarsaralwi fttans root Im4Iii| FufaUaUng House* Ore* Britain who a» flwfrnus of having their Works aught bafiere tea Aaarirtre Trad* an reasonable terms. B. B. AJCo. having mow ea hand area* valuable awl

BEST STANDARD ENGLISH BOOKS, A* rntry J>s§tutHmU qf LUsraimrv,

superior to veristy to oof ettor to tea counter, wtech they offer to roe* caaae * eaatoiomUy tower rate* team single coptre oan b* imported ftatalegan aoi Itotoaff New Stack puhUrtMtiaaitodtoolly, aud Itafothad oa appMcerton. Orders filled tea tea Ttada. smd Haw Books rsesived by every

mchU-dAwlw-c

BR, MmAMER * CR., ItaUaii, French A India Silk Goods, A~o. US anti 114 Broadway, NEW YORK.

jaul4-dly.

AND CLASSIC SCHOOL Itofc B. F. Hoyt, a. Z., wH open 0 de-

Ho- 4 BOmHsms. WILUAKD 4 STOWBLL.

BATES & MAGUIRE, WHOLESALE GROCERS,

ADO LIS.

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