Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1864 — Page 3

Democratic Cccumonto. Add res sf ttso 0mecrutlc nmWra of tb General Inrctljr t9 reoplt of Indiana, setting forth th history of th tat session, and tbt rvssons wit snor had not boe cxcotnp'Ubed during lis constitutional Una. Tbl document makes a pamphlet f sixteen d will b fartdsked la any quantity meat I per hundred. XI Cosaacrlpt Act ftpeecls or lien. D. W. Yoerhet, to the C&scr1f üod Kll.Io DTO 6' Rrotativs, February 3, 1MJ. TM la on of tb Ca eat speeches cf Mr. Voorbee , on a tpestjoa t"w xeupying a larg abar ef public attention, and evsry eltlien la Indiana should have epy. It fakes a pamphlet at eight prts. Price fl per hand red. The.Llbortr ! 1H Clllx peeeli f Hoa. D. W. Toorbeea. de livered In the Iloo of Keprasentatlvet.'February It. 1M3. on tba "Act loindemnlfy tba President and otber persons for suspending tbewrit If habeas eorpna.and acta done In pursuance thereof la now printed in pamphlet form, and can bo Stained at this office. Tbla I the treat e 3 ort of Mr. Yoorbees-to prwtectlba liberty of th citixen, and should be In th hand af every voter In Indiana. It make a pampLlet ef ililrn pagra, Prar 1 50 per hundred. JAll order should direct tb speetbes to be sent byeipr, an tb rtg will bo ae cent a copy , and aaatb prepaid. Address ELDEK, ilAKKNES k BINGHAM, lndianapolia. DAILY SENTINEL MONDAY MOIlNING. FEBRUARY 2D. CITY ITEMS. t37"The City Council meta to night. The Marion Circuit Court coriTene on the ült proximo 175?" The Invalid Corps Urnnl of Kxttniaition DeU iu thia city to morrow. ayTrie fine line on the death of Archbishop Uughes are from the Dublin N.ition. lf 1 Rain ell Saturdiy night, and yesterday was cool, cloudy and unpleasant. l-jymThe State Sanitary Cotiventlin assembles At Masouic Hall on Wednesday, the 2d prox. CfTZoe, the woii'irotHlj hrilli.int and beautiful, will toe it fantistietlly and fascinatingly at the Metropolitan abort It. t2T"Th email pox, hieb broke out in the jail, broke up criminal trials in the Court of Common PI es a. L-j me oiu iiiucpcHucni iienei rire uora- !. - .11 !- .- -. ti- r is-- rt piny a engine. Friendship, h been oM, and seut to Charleston, 111. G7"There were eveu deaths in the City Hospital, (military,) during the weekending Feb. 27. Total number of patients 333. 5""BnYard Taylor will lecture at Masonic Hall on Wetlnel tr evening, March 2J. Sub ect 'Kium and it's People." 23 3t tTPatrick McClu-ky, the recruit for the 35ib Indiana, whoae lez were amputated by a freight train on the Bellefuntaia track, last Friday, died on Saturd.iy. Masoxic Kotice There will be a special meeting of Center Lodge, No. 23, this (Monday) ereuiug at 7 o'clock, fur work. Cms. Fi5ucr. Sec'y. t57"Creat preparations are in nruire-M tmun members of the old City Orevs, Nation tl Guards nil citizens pencrally to give the 11th Indiana a grand reception on their arrival. A Cheaf Lot. Lot No. 69, in Dunlop and Tutewilcr'a addition to IndUnopoli, will be sold Ytry tbenp, fer cash. Inquire at this office. dei25-tf a JPMoie rebel prinoaera taiel through the city northwards, Saturdar ni"ht. It reported that one of them bad a band amputated by the wheels of a car in some way, at the Uuioq Depot, and die) in a hört time. Eailt Closixo. Anxiou to give our young men time for improvement, we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. M. duiinjr the eason. W. i H Olixv. feb!2dtm Proprietor! New York Store. Faem Lxdat Auction Four 20 acre blocks, about three miles touth of the city, c lose to a good toad; will be sold at public auction on the 7th day ol March next. Sec poster und pint for lurther particulars pee Sfax.v & Smith. CEr'A Ud w: detected on S.ttunl.i) List, in a thelt ol toine seventeen doll ir from the till of a store on Meridian street. He was not more th.in twelve or fourteen ye:ir old. Hi tear and eeming penitence obtained hi releise from being turned over to the city authorities. Mr.aoHA.vT Tailoring Spring is approaching, and for new and beautilul styles of goods for gentlemen' we;ir. nnde in the most artistic fashion, call on O. II. Heitk m, No. 17 North Illincis ftrcet. Military woik is executed promptly, and in a tuamirr unsurpassed, at Heitkam's. fcbOdtf , tThe ix nioniiis men are now being p;id of! These troop h.ive been here about three wef ks, and although they uffered great h rdsliips iu thtir short cimpain, we must betr tcstiruxiiy to their juict and onKrly dehoi t:ne:it since ihev have been in the city. A fast as they are paid, they wi'.l leave tor their borne iu difl'ercnt parts of the State. New RoiTa. A new line of communication with the East opens to-d.y via the Ucl'efontaine Raiiwav to Cation, thence ever the Atlantic and (ireat Western Railway to MaicdWId, Ashltnd. Akron, Meadcville and SiUnmica. where a junction is made with the New York and Eiie Raiiwav. f57Siturday, on the JetTersonville Railroad, a otr of a train carrying rol litrs Illinois, recruits 00 their w.nv to their regiment? broke Irom it coupling' and was turned completely over, and almost demolished. It contained about fiftv men, twenty-two of whom were itjured thirteen of them TalT. t? ie Tigrant juveniles of Indianapolis thould be lookext afier. There are scores of dot about the city, who, if they have home, do Dot ico them twice week. What they eat is picked up protniacuou-tlr. an. I they Mow theraaelves away for leep wherever they may be tolerated. Somttbinjj should be done in their behalf. Thi: Cimt Hair Restorer Prof. DeMunn. the wonderful bair restorer, ha arrived in this city. He can be consulted by l.idie and gentle men upon 11 iliee of the "hir and calp He enjoys an excellent reputation a a hair restorer, tnJ. as his tiy i limlte! to Situri.tr evening next, our readers ahould ee him without delay. Uta levees are at the Bates House. rST"Under the law, no oldir ia the errice hs the right to dispose of any article whatever furnifbed him by the GoTrument, and no purchase or other means bf which any rerm n jt in the service become the possessor of an? such article, from anr xeron or eoldler in the aert ice, ive him any title to fuch rticle, or has any Talidity whatever iu Uw. The public generally do not appear to be a well posted on this ut ject as they ought to be. C3TMrs. D. Uanchett, a moat worthy U1j and an actress, alwats punctual and correct, who has exerted bere!f for the amusement of the patrons of the Metropolitan mot acceptably during the present eaon, tales a benefit to-night. We trust it may be such an one as ehe is so thoroughly deserving of. Her daughter, the graceful, amiable snd gifit I Mi Finny Price, of the Louisville theater, will appear.' for ihis right only, as Camille. The Returned Yolun teer is the afterjeice.

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'iy strseuAXJ A soarmar rarr.a acro the ea On "irbolDf ptnk.a. iwifily p4 fimw He fair land of Li her y Ta soldier ef the Crva la dead." from Ifortb t5outa frwn Hat lo Wet KrponMV Tolcrs aifis; and a ja, TV rlv'B another to tb bleat. Another raot to Cod 0 blah. II elapd tba Shamrock and th Croaa TLrutifbout a lone; and noble lift ; Well may we now latnrit his los. For who'U replace him La the atrifc! In a!ien soil, far, far away. He ne'er forgat hia i-land fen ; Though bleutncru atone n(.cn hia aijr, He algbed for ber th erownksa Q ieeo. He tlea'd ber In the matin hymn. He bUas'd ber in the vizil prayer, Ani aw, through vUtaa cvUi and dim, Ibe glory that he yet will wear. O, Shepherd I'riet! 0. Patriot Saint. From thy bright retains; -pi are above, Llt to the tad and mournful plaint That rie from the lind you love. Think of the want, and wo, and rain, Ttiiiik of the heart In bonOae vile. And b f to nerid u toon The holy light of Freedniu'a rmile. JT"Thcre was an African row about midnight Saturday night, on East Waabintou atreetin the neighborhool of Little's Hotel. There was an infinite amount of yelling, and fundry pistol shots were exchanged, but with what damage has not yet transpired. Bible Woek im IxniAxarous. The Indianapolis Female Bible Society has commenced in this city a full Bible wurk the object of whicb is lo obtain, if possible, from all the people, old and youtiif, rich and poor, contribution to the Bible caue; to ascertiin how mny families arc without a whole Bible, nnd how many children able to read, who are without a whole Testa ment; and to supply with Bibles, the destitute families, and with Testaments the destitute children. This woik has been committed to the Ret. S. T. Siout and the Rev. Jatne McCoy, acting as auxiliary agents. The-e gentlemen, with a view boih to expedition and economy, are dividing the city into convenient Bible districts and securing ellicieut local agents to operate therein. It is the design that the districts remain w ith fixed boundaries, and that the agents be secured with an eye to permanency, o thu through them a complete work may be accomplished every year, with increased success measured by increased experience. It is the purpose of this statement to commend these agents, auxiliary and local, to the lam'1 lies and persons upon whom they will call: not only ro, but earnestly t ask that everywhere they may meet warm heirts to appreciate their work", and liberal hands to help it. Bible funds are needed now; needed to help the parent institution in the gi cat aiid blessed work it is doing in our rountiy and the world, and needed to ussi.st this noble auxiliary at Indianapolis in paying; for many thousands of Testaments which have been alieady distributed from its depository among Indian t soldiers, and lor many thousand more which i; proposes to order for the purpo?e of supplying and re-supplying these brave men. In behali of the People's Family Bible Society. Wm. Armstrong, Agent A. B S., Northern Indiana. PROFESSIONAL. Ir. A. D. UAIA, O FIE US HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF In.li anapolis and vicinity. ORice, Virginia Avenue So. 22. Residence North New Jeey atreet, No 37. ciM'63-dly droicer7 MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHRS, -DMXOSDS, JK WELKT, PLATE, Dry Good and otbi veroonal property, or bought and sold at iisro. is a XOKTH ILLINOIS STKKKT. NORWOOD'S BLOCK (UPSTAIRS.) oct28-dlT AGENCY. II. 111. PICK II cVCO., REIL ESTATE AG 15 NTS, Norvood'H X51oelc, No 20 1-2 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. BtT.SKLL AND EiCH ANT.ES REAL ESTATE, AC, Ac. Office open at nigiit For aale, several gowd Furnas within 5 niiies. of the city. For Sale A nuraher of Rood Houe4 and Loti within the city limit, from $700 to $9.COo in price. For Sale aM Trade A larje minher of fine Hailding Lots in all parts of the city, from $luo to $3,HX) in price. irons w iveing to build r buy oa speculation wilt d well to call. For Sal. or Trade A number of Improved Farms in the State of Indiana; aUo a large quantity of Unimprovrd Land. For Sale or Trade- Sovrral good Saw and Hour Mills convenient to Ind.aJapoli. For Sale or Trade A lot or MercLandiie, Dry Goods, Liquor, Ac. For Sale it Trade A pair of w ell broke mules 5 and 6 year old, and Harnes ; alo a good Hore. fcbl7-i3oi FOR SALE. CHEAP HOUSES. rjl0 SMALL HOUSES, WITH GOOD LOTS, IN THE X Sortbeni prt of toe city, for $750 each, in ry nieuts. BTJSIIVESS LOTS, o X WASHINGTON STREET, EAST AND WEST, i or me ana lease. DF.L7KLL 4 JONES. feb27--ti"t Real Ktate Agouti. PROFESSIONAL. j. eok.m;y, PHYSICIAN AM) SURGEON, OFFXCK AND KKSIi'KNCK, No.4G North Pennsylvania St. FOR SALE. Y SPAN IV & SMITH. On Monday. March 7, 1864, at 11 o'clock A. M., In Front ef Spann fr Smith's Real Estate Oßce, Opposite Odd FtUoics' Hall. FOCR TWENTY ACRE LOTS BKtN"S PARTS OF Section JS. Ta-n 15. Ran ae 3 Eat, Marion County, ludiana, ar.d üuated about ihrer nnlr sooth of ttf City o Iadiaoapolis, a joining the Mad.on like. Most of the flrr-woixl and kd of tbe itw-tiatwr haa brfn cat off. n lot No. 4. a beautiful gro. f about thre actr ha been reerve d, nd there H ton Umber on all the lota except No. 1. Ti.. land ia wrll calculated by .oil ar.d ptioa fr either brcyrd, einien rg or private rlenee pur poe. Tfct lnd will be told in Iota, for a plat of wtkh handhitla. Tba lota adjotn each etht-r and will logrtb.r tnk. a al farm. Tuna One-half down, the balance ia aiz arid twelve tsoQtba. Farther particulara mar ba avertained of e ther f. W. Maxtletd. R Ka.ld II. Hall, John S. rann, or either of tbe under-igned, on rr Uftne Ibe day ef -ale. The tract appear ou the County Map in tbe name .' Mary Ifemott. Sale po.iUve and withoat rerve Title perfect. . SPANX a SMITH, fel.M-dua7 Real KataU Ageata. Indianapolis.

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f BtrotT i trat an ro nri viat irmiimitLl rar .TXornlnar ICvpart ? First lciaxe. Iilit Ileporl. PURTHEE PARTICULARS OF THE FLORIDA FIGHT. Our Troops led into a Rebel Trap Our Losses vrill Probably Reach Fifteen Thousand. Defeat of ni. Smith's Cavalry C O N G U K S SI O N A tYc. c. Ac, Ac Ac. From York. New Yodk. February 127. Washington dispatches je?terl.iy to the Philadelphia Pi ess have tbe following: The Richmond Kx-tminer of the221siys if Grant üefeati Joht;son, Georgia and Alabima are open to him and Mobile will fill without a uriiirgle. Georce P Kane, the notorious Marsh il Katie, of Hiliimore, h id arrived in Richmond and been to-ide a Colonel. The 2'th clored regiment leivea next week lor Prt Koyal. Anderson, the rioter ol July, has been indicted for treismi an-l other crime. The Post's Washington ilisjiatch of the 27tli py?: (ien. Ö!ieruiin h ia no ititenriori of coing to Mobile Tli.it he ij now in a f position is toltr .bl v certain A slight t.ix will be imposed on nude petroleum but probtbly none on 2-al' tobacco. VA f-t eci.tl to the Connnercial, dated Washington, Feb. 27, is: Should Gen Sherman accomplish the object, a secure possession of the coutitrv between the Mi.-si-sippi river and the Memphis and New Orle.ms Iiiilrond, he will obtain large tjtianli ties of cotton s-toied in that region It is understood th;t the President is preparing a new procl j motion in revising his circular oil amnesty. The Kx press sjits from an oflicer arrived in the Fulton we derive some further particulars of the disaster to our forces iiear Like City, Fi'Ti'la. Gen. Seymour, who commanded the expedition, h id bf en placed under nrrcst by order of Gen. Ctilmore. His successor is Gen. Vodges, who left Hilton Heid on Tne-il iy 1 st with reinforcements for Jacksonville, consisting of an entire division. Our inform uit sivs it was the opinion of ofii cera who took p-rt in th expedition that our totnl looses in killed, wounded and uiissin" are between 1.200 and 1.500 (Jen Seymour is severely censured for not throwing oui?couts and skirmishers as our troops advanced. As it was our trcops were led into a trap Hamilton's artillery led the van and gutleted severely The rebel sharpshooters picked off their horses and the cutis had to le abindoued. The-i'hh Maa?achuseus mounted infantry h ive also uflered severely. In the retreat rn my of the wounded were left behind within the enemy's lines. Our troops were right in front of the Confede rate battel ies, iu a piece of woods, before-we were aware of their presence, and when their batteries opened a galling lire our men were driven back panic stiicken and in disorder. The rebel force ij not known but it is supposed to have been large. One of the prisoners captured stated tint troops had been recently fent down Irom Charleston and Gen Demregard was in command. The steamer City ol" Manchester for Liverpool to day earned out $214.117 in specie. From .Hemp lit . MtMrms, February 25 Arrrivals from Vicksburg confirm the previous reports that Sherman had occupied Seltna, Ahl. The reports Irom Geu. Smith's cavalry expedition are not so good. Several stragglers anivel here esterd iy, and State that Forrest, Ad.uu, Lee nt"d Roddy concentrated against bun. succeed tig in forcing him back with considerable loss. lie had a severe fight Mt Wet Point, Miss. Theido- movement of Cd. Warriti" Division, consisting m unly of Nc Jersev and Pennpylvnnia regiments delayed this expedition some eight days, giving the enemy timeto concentrate again-t them. I Is reported that Smith is .slowly falling back towards Memphis, bu the report is "not generally believed, as little credit cau be placed in the state merits of the f tragglers. Front M. I.oui. St Lol is. February 27. The Missouri' jurta, under the Pi esident's last call for volunteers as tated bv dispatch from Washington, is nine thousand eight hundred ami thirteen, which, up to January 31st, has been reduced to five thou and six hundred and forty eight by volunteer enlistments. It is believed that if the time for enlistment bounties be postponed till the first of April, and moderate local bounties be offered, the entire quota of this State will be filled bj volunteers. From Cairo Caico, Fetuary 27 The steamer D'ckey has ariivcd with 30 bales cotton for t. Louis. The 7th Missouri baturv.rc-ctilisted as veterans. nte here en route for home. Irig (Jen D i vldson, now here, has beeti ordered to relieve General Hatch in charge of the cavalry bureau at St. Louis, and will leave tor that city this evening. I?rig Gen. Robert, of Iowa, 'u here, en route for the Department of the Gulf. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. HOUSE. Wamiisgtos, February 27. Not more than 5 ) members were present. It was agrecl vesler-l iy that nothing more should be done to day than tj mike speethes. Mr Dawes in the Chair, the 1'iesident's annual me.-sage w . ai.iio jiu ed a the theme lor discussion. Mr. Harding of Kentucky reerred to a former declaration ot the IVesicit-ut, that the Union is unbroken, and that all sectSMon ordiiuncej are null and void In this iew lie concurred, and, whenever the tebe'iiou hall be suppressed either by force of aims or voluntary submission, the revolting St?e- are thereby restore! with all their rights and privileges in the Union. This view was guund, at:d was acjlesced in by conservatives and Democrat. Hut the President had changed; he hid presented a eherne for reconstruction more destructive than the old doctrine ol State rights. The scheme was mapped out by the raster draftsman with a pencil dipped in blood. Persons are to vote as the President may direct. The effect w the 'rn hnd of despot'sni crushing out the last vertigo ot constitutional liberty and leaving nothing but desolation. It would establish the most abolition olighirchy of a trage character, and it was enough to fire any mu9 veins in whicb runs a drop of revolutionary blood. Mr. Deming, of Connecticut, ttid the President's clieme of reconstruction seeks to titerte order from anarchy and its paralizing influences to prevent innocence from being compromised with guilt; to separate luyalty with the unhealthy contact of disunioiKsro, which would be subject in the eje of the law to punishment as a crime. The task wa one of preat embarassment and difficulty, because of the imperlectiun of homtu wi.loru, and bevause the pln was designed by the President to he tr nfitory in its character to bridge the chasm between Slate anarchy and State restoration. In attempting to solve this difficult problem, no statesman would adopt an? different plan. While the President's plan may be incomplete, it i as complete as the intricacies

of the ubject would permit. It posesed the rare merit of being just to the insurgent States and to the tin es. Mr. Dem'ng defended the arnneaty proclamation as being justifiable from the fact that, ia a legal fense, everj citizen of In insurrectionary Statt U a public enemy. M". Blow of Missouri discussed affairs of that Stite. He defended himself from attacks which ha 1 been made. He had sought to discharge his whole duty, and might chalience comparison of records with his assailants The radicals had kindled the res; iu a pirit of retaliation, thev

hid undertaken to build up a partj. He was willing t- accept gradual emancipation, and when the people ofthat State de.-ired immediate eman cipation he would be ieady to accept tht. The radical hid auught to deceive Union men: they had refu-ed to vote for immediate emancipation. wnen they nad the power to carry it in conven tion. As to tie recent convention inBiltimore.it was compelled to nominate Lincoln, as the peopie or mat state were lor mm 1'trk lanteru associations still exist in Maryland Some delegate were elected, professedly for Lincoln, but to betray their trust One of secretary Chase' as--esors had declared he would vote for whom he pleased Mr. Blair expressed his surprise that the repre tentative from Iowa and of other States had been caught iu a trap by signing a paper asking for the irj?ction bj the Senate ofSchofielJas Major General. Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, denied that tho delegation from that State were caught in a trap. He knew what the paper was, and it told oulv the truth. Mr. Grimes, of Iowa. aid the Missouri militia came from Northern Missouri into the southern portion ol his District, stealing horses and robbing hen roosts. They came to blow up the Court House and unite themselves with the Knights of the Golden Circle. Mr. Blair replied that there was not sufficient ground against Schobeld. Wlijle a lew euch men may have crossed over, the attention of the commmding officer was directed to another quarter. The enemy ought lo misrepresent and injure Gen. Sfhofiell, and thus make an issue against the President The Navy Department courted investigation not so the Treasury De pirtment In lluding to Potuerot'rt iecei:t circular, he spoke of its design as an intiigue against the man who had confided to Chase a portfolio. Mr. Blair gave notice of hi intention to introduce a resolution on Monday to inquire into the itffiirs of the Treasury Department in connection with the trade regulations on the Mississippi. Mr. Donnelly addressed the Committee for an hour on the importance of encouraging -foreign emigration, and in advoocy of a bill heretofore introduced by him to establish a Bureiu of Emi giation. Mr. Edwards reviewed and condemned the acta of the Administration in connection with the war. which, with our overwhelming numbers, ouht long ago to have been ended on the principle of . the Crittenden resolutions. The Committee then rose and the House adjourned. WINES, LIQUORS, 6tC. HAHN & ROSE, No. 11 South Meridian Street, STATE SEXTIMIL 55UI LI1!., WBOLESaLK dealkks in Foreign and Domestic WINES, CIG-ARS, TOT3A.CCO, &C. We call particular attcniln M our fine assortmnit of genuine imported r,i qu oiis uvn avails, Also inr Large Stock of 0L0 BOURBON WHISKY AND TOBACCO, All bought befure tke rl.-e, wblcta enables as to aell a the vary lowst pric. We inritr De al-r to examine our clock before purchasing elsewhere. II A EI A & ROSE. Jan6 i6m WANTED. E3IPLOVMENT. CYr A MOSTH AGKSTS WANTFD TO PELL ij I O 'win? M ichines. W't will give a commis aion on all Mach net rol l, cr employ agents who will w.rk fi r the above wag and all epenea paid For pa:ti ulars adJrr EOT LAN k CO. General Ajrents, f?b23-dCt Detroit, Michigan. CLOAKS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Selling Off at 5 Per Cent. BrIow Cost, mil swx ii'i:nts T0T FOIt AN FXTENSIVE ALTERATION OF lj pr-tni-e. but we wanl tbt- Ca-h to go Eat to. boy ur S;.riti Stock before the great demand in the Eastern Markus for Spring Gods. We d( fy cempetitiou !n prices. Please call and exmin our tock. BURROWS & EDWARDS, WOOIESALK AND RETAIL No. 18 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. J13 INSURANCE. KELIAIIIjE isukaivce. Farmers and Merchants Insurance Company, Of Qulncy, Illinois. Capital, July, 1863, $300,000 00, And Kapiily Increasing, secured bf Lien on Ileal Estate Caan Value Ter tl.OOOaOOO. ES FECI A L ATTE NT10NG1TEN TOTRE INSURANCE ef Detached DlliB. Farm Buildings and their content.. Including Liw Mock, agaioat Iom or damag by Hr or Lijhtalr.jr. All lose .ostainel by thla Company have been prtnptly adjusted and paid Ionic before maturity, to tba entire satisfaction of the ufferera, which-Dohcy of pronsptoea wtll b coo tinned. W. N. CLIN I. Preaideat. TT. R. Va faaK, Secretary. aeptU'83.wly

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Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. President T Tt Ftit.-iT Vice Presidents W. A. Bai5Haw, Johx M. Lord and S B. V. Noll. Directors Joh Caklisle. L W. IlaMtLatax. t tv r rt it . Jimrm, c. i auoid, u. hills, joh Fishback. Farr. P. Rrscu. I. Mansh, A. D. VI r r n ooo ann . u. I ATTiaox. Secretary J. Daa akd. Satcedat, February 27. The business of ll:e wrek c!od heTilr. In grain, provisions and rceries, everythinj; came to a stand tili. The 'Change dipntches from Eastern markets were to the same effect. The onlv transactions throughout tbe week were in crain and flour. On the C2J and tbe succeedinc dar. alt buinea was suspended. We note ssles of D.OO'J bushels red wheat at $1.15(31 20;3.t00 bushels prime white at $1 28: oou ios. nour at $i.7'j. i ar rsLS'taara.; 'Inrlnnrtt I Market. Cixcixsati. February 27. Flour continues in licht demmd and dull at $5.75 for FuperEne, $5 606.00 for extra, and $6.1Ü6 for lamilv. Wheat in moderate repaest at $1.251 30 for red, and $1 Jo(gI.4'J for white. Corn s eadv at $1.00 for ear. Oats fteady at 7tf 79c in bulk. Itye steady at 5 1 3U. Whisky firmer and 2c higher at 77c. Groceries firm at full prices. Provisions dull. Mess pork at 31. 50(322.50. Bulk shoulders stead? at 7rale; a-ides quiet at WaWU lor r:b. and 1034'(3103X forcleir; heavy hams l"4llc. New tucon shoulders in demand, with sales 90 hhd at 93'yr;c Lard is dull at 1 2 ' 1 2 ? t'e. Monev easy. Gold, 57j'a: silver, 4?(350c prem. Exchange firm at par buying, und .1 telling; heavy demand. tew Work ."larkct. Next York, February 27. Flour dull, and 5j loer at $G59Q67U for extra Sta'e. S-7 15($7 25 for extra Hound hoop Ohio; $7.30(50.75 for trade brands; closing steady. Whisky rather more steady at S3c. Wheat dull and unchanged at $1.56(1.58 for Chicago Spring. $1 ..rG 1 5"? for Milwaukie Club and $1.C4(?1 (J7 lor Winter Ked Western. Corn firm and active t $1 .30 (it? 1 .34. L.rd dull at 13i(S14(''. Pork mote steady and in fair demand at 22(J 22 59 for mess, 21 5022 for old mcs, $2350 23 62'ij for new mes-, $16 75(3 17 lur old and new prune, $21(521 .' Olor prime and prime mess. ilouey easy at 56 er cent., ciiiefiy st the in?ide rate. Sterling ext lnnce fiimer at 173. (old firmer; opened at.3. declined lo 57c, and closed quiet at (di':c premium. INe-iv York Cattle .tlarkrt. M 4RKKT Dar, Tiksdav February 23, TOTAL aCCCIFTS OF CATTI.E Or ALL KINDS, TOt THC V K. Sheep and Veals. Lambs. BVeves. Total 4,itCZ Last week 4,679 C pnV week last year.... 4.029 Av'r'ge No.jier w' last j tar 5 , GI Cows. UG 127 Swlne. 6.2S7 24 C97 21,15'i ... 45 ... 21 ....214 3s9 307 167 1A-i;2 12.2S1 C.C91 10,018 130 60S artvEs raos. Dirrtut.M fcTATKS. New York.... Perms) Irania. Ohio Ind ana Cöl Iowa ConnecticutNew Jrsfj.... Vicliiijan Caiiaia Missouri. ... . 406 ISO Illinois, 55 63 Massachusetts Kentucky GOatrvhi. Receipts arc about tbe aarne aa la t we k, ind 40 less than last year's average. Tlie supply proved equal to the demand on TueNday, but the 3,400 offered at Allerton's on Mon lay were i.eaily all taken tbot day at a m 'derate ad aixe from pr ces of last eek that is, poorer cattle brought tl:e anje price. Salc were quick in the niorniap, and the Uw jol drvs brought high prices. One line Illinois drove, brought nearly 14c. per lb., while picked auiaials went at 15sil6c., and poor walawdgs at ltc About 700 freu cattle came in luesday, and injured the sales materially, prices faliing off ic. before the close, and a few remnants were unsold. The advance of Alunday wa cfT-et by the decline of Tuesday. Government want were light. Some officers of the Italian Ingate Ue 'd Italia iited the yards and purchased M head tf lar.e fat cattle fvr that vesbel, paying about 14c. for them. Ws quote : Premium qualities, rer cwt 15.00S1C.00 Prime, do do 13,5014,50 Medium to good qualities, per cwt 11,7513,55 l,oor do do 9,.it&U,50 General seUiiig prices do ll.t0& 13,50 Average lo The high prices of th- last two eek4 will doubtless britiff forward an additional numer of cattle, and we look for a decline uoxt week, though owners who are buying up at very high ratst wi'.l do their best to maintain present rate. cows. The market is decidedly better for fresh cowa this week, and very few remain unsold. Good family cow are worth 60 0U.f5 00, while loooo was paid by a dealer for a tine cow to sell again. e quote : Best quality.'. per head S903:tl00 Good do - dy ;o. 73 Fir do do S03 55 Com'n do do 3 40 VIAIJ. Are celling better than ever before, aome'aa hih as 10c per Ib., and the demand is bri-k, with not near enough to satisfy it. We quote: Good and extra qualities, per pound 910c Other qualifies ilo 73lic Receipts are I2,H62, or C0 more than last week. Salea bave been rather Mow, but prices arc quite as good aa last week in Rome causes a lutic higher. Fair heep are worth 8JjC per lb., extras 9c. not including some very fat heavy stock oM at 10c. JI.iy wmmo.i sheep have been sold at T.". A lew droves of good sheep averaged 9o-S9.r0 each, whiie some elected sheep were sold at tlDS12. HOC.S. Receipts are larger, and the weather milder, injuring sale-, which are slow, at a d -c'.ii.e of ,'tc per lb. Packers are holding back, as Western dresed can be bought cheaper than live bogs. We uote : Live hog. Dressed. In.i'SlO; lO'.&IO Heavy prime corn fed. L'ght do . Heavy tili -fed L:ght do REMOVALS. R, 12 3L o v . WK 1HVK KM0VKÜ FIW5I X0S. 75 AND 77 West Washington s'reet, to tha nw and commodious room, 7io, 2 ISoutli .nrridlan .treel In Schnull Block, where e oftVr to the trade a full and well ected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Ac.; sufficient in quantity a--d yariety to check the entire memorandum of any buyer, and at prices unsurpassed in tbe West. Merchants wül find it to their advantage to examin O'ir tock an i prices before purchasing elsewhere. feb9-dtm CROPLAND A PEE. HR. WII1TT1ER. PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE. Dt. Whittier'i Theory, Symptoms and Treatment 1 1 Chronic. N-rvon. Unnary. atd Sexual Diseaaea. free, in a plain aealed letter env lope, for six cetita to prepay postag . It is a eäear delineation of all the diseases and conditions resulting from tbe infringement of tbe moral la a, excesses, inlnlgencea, exposurea and imprudencea in married and single life. Kvery sentence eontains instruction to tbe aSicted, and should be read by every young person, to keep them off the shoals on whicb other have been brokru to pieces. Amitircai clearly stated to be under the control of judicious treatment, and thereby prevent incliiution to one very prolific cause of disease. Nearly every cats or dise can be treated without hindrance to bnsine. Medicine sent by mail, eenre from obserra'ion. Chargei moderate; consultations by letter or at the oEce fee; cures guaranteed. Offico aä 8U Charte .treet, between Sixth and Heveotb, on square sooth of Lindell Hotel, P. 0. Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Circular Letter especially for ladies, containiDfr nothing referring to Sexual DieaJes for 3 cent portage. janl-dAwly COPARTNERSHIP. Livery Business. mOE CXDKRSIGNF.D HAVE FORMED A C0PAETI nerhip in tb Livery buineit, on'tey tb styl of OkLOP A TAYLOR. Their stblea ar located at the eorafr jf Pennsjlvania and Tearl streets, and they will keep tb best of stock and carriages for tb accommodation of tb public. Tney will al-o bo ready at all timea to purchase stock snd pay the best prices rn tbo market. In connection wirb their livery bu-iness. tbey will keep a boarding and sal stable. DICK ORLOP, STrpHKN TAYLOR, feh3-dlra iforruerly of Lafajrttt.) REAPERS AND MOWERS. The Improved II ack eye Ifen per nnd Slower TO WHICH WAS AWARDED TWY PREMIUMS BT W- - DIANA STATK FAIR, 1&6X WILL BE OTT 8 ILK AT A. D WiODV HARDWARE Jtore, Ka Washington street, Indianapolis oa a'ter April l.t, le64. It ia now rn stor at K. Brow4ng'a Warehouse, near the BellefonUine DepoU Call and so iL Until April lt address Dorsey Anderson, Agtit, Greeocastle, Ind. jas27Uos.

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Frota tba arnsy hospital the bloody battle-field tba mansion f tbt rich and bcmblc abed ef tbe poor from tba Cce and tbe sacred desk from tbe mountain top, distant valleys aad far-off Islands f the oceaa from every cook aa I corner of tb civilized world la pourtr.i In tbe evj.lenc of tbe atoniblnj elects ef DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands apon thousands ot letters Ilk lb following may bo seen at our o"ce: caiacBT, Wrt., Sept. IS. 1SC3. j Btv been ia tbe army bos p.tal for fourteen month peecb'e and nearly dead. At Alton. 111 they rav mo a bottle of Plantation Btttrm. Three bottles restored my speech and cured mo. C. A. FLACTt. Socn Wan, 0-, Jaly 13, 1C3, On ronnr man U W .a K.n .i.l , w H w a. w u 'V a m i not oit of tbe bouse for vw rears witb Scrofula and aVaak.t . . .a?k . . .ij-Hrtm, miirr payinf ia oortors over f 15 without benefit, baa been cared by tea boHlea ortoor Mttera. EDWARD WOCXALL. Tbt following is from tbo Uanarer of tb ünlon Bm School for tb Children of Volunteers: Havkvitcs Maisioh, FirTT-Sivtrra Tacxr.) York, August , list3. ( D. Duakk: Tour wonderful n iniatinn r. t.r. v.. beengiren to some of our Pttle children saff.ring from weakness and weak lungs, with mot bappy tPect On lltUe girl, la particular, with palna in ber hea t, losa of appetite, and dally wasting consumption, on whom all medical skill bad bn thiititd tm tu... ... stored. We commenced with but a teaspoocful cf Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased. äUA aVäi 19 U VW Wfflt -aRespectfully, MRS. 0. M DKVJE. I owmnch In i nn f. f v.n'l V.I ,i . - - . t,i ... irt i. , m ui rT ant. T ' , L. . - r - iwwivu t.i.iri ut f iTrQ usj II. e. K&v, W. H. WAGGONER, Madrid, K. T." Thou wilt send me two bottlei mora of thy Pia'-.ta:ion Bitters. My wife baa been greatly benetltted by their uae. Thj f : ieud, ASA CL KU N.Philadelphia, Ta.' " I hare been a sreat saferer from firanen. Mi, aui had to abicdon preaching. o jne taantaiion isitiers nave cured me. KEV. J. S CATHORX, P.tKbester, y. T." .Send n twenty-four doien mora &r mnr Plantation Bitter, the poj ularitj cf wLicb are da'ly increasing with tke guestsofrmr bnne. . ' .? SVKK.S, CHADWICK A CO., Proprietor, of Wiliard'a Hotel, Washington, Ü. C. I have a-iven th Plantation Biltera to huudre!a of our disable soldiers with tbe mt astoni.hii.g 'ff.Xt. fi. W. t). ANDRKWS t?uperintenJnt Soldier' Home, Cincinnati, O. The Plantation Bitter bar cured me of liver complaint, of which I was 1 aid un prostrate and had to abandon my buMoes. IL B. KINt.SLET, Cleveland, O." " The Plantation Hitters bave cured e of a derantrerr.'tit .f ih kidtiers and urinary onrana that baa distresed me for year. It ac-s lik a charm. C. C ÄI0UKK, 25-4 Broadway, N. T." Ac, Ac. Ac, Ac. The Plantation Bitters make tb wetk strong, tba lan guid brilliant, and re exhausted nature's arreat restorer. They are composed of a celebrate! Cabsaya Bark, Whiterreen, Sa sah-. Roots, Herbs, Ac , all preserved la perfectly pure St. Croix Uan. S. T.--1860.-X. Persons of selentary habit troubled with weakness. lassitude, palpltatiou of the heart, lack of appetite, dis tress af.er eatinx, torpid liver, constipation, Aa., deserve to suffer if they do not try ibem. Tbey are recommended by the h:rhest medical author ities, and are warranted to produce an immediate beneficial effect. They art exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Nortec Any person pre'endinj to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by tb gallon ia a swindler and Ironos tor. It is out up only in our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled wi-.h imitation dtleterous stuff for whicb several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp over the cork unmutilated, and signature on cteel t lat side label. Sold by mpectab'.t dealers throughout tb habitable globe. k II. DRAKE cV CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. fcb4 dCtn BROWiVS BRONCHIAL TROCHES . THESE LOZENGES AHE PR ETA RED from a highly ete"rried recip for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Astama, Hoarseness, Coughs aad Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. PEBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will find them benvtirtal in clearing the voice before peaking or singing, a-id rlievin ; the tbr.-at afier any unu-ual exertion of he ycal organs, baring a peculiar adaptatiou ta affections whica disturb the organs of speech. Sold by all Druggists and Dealeri !n Medicines In th Uuited States and most foreign countries at 25 cent" per box. f?b4-dAwlm The Confessions :m experience of an Invalid. PuUiNhed for tbe benefit and as a CAUTION TO TCUNG MKN and others, whj utter fr-ra Nervous Debility, Premature lA'cay of Manhood, Ac tupplyi'ig at the same time the means of self-cure. By one who has cured himself after undergo1.! g cotiMderat le quackery. H? inclosing a p- st paid addressed envelope, alngle copies inav be had of the author. NATHAN I FL MAT FAIR, E"q., felv-d3ai Bedford, Kings Co., N. T. ItS IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR. KAavET'a rzvALF lltxa bive neyer yet failed In re moving '!imultie arioing from wbMruction, or stoppage of nature, or ia restoring tbe system to perfect health when suffering from Spinal affections. Prolapsus, Uteri, tbe White, or otber weakness of tbe Uterin Organa. The Pills ftt perfectly banal-si on the coni fiction, and may b taken by the most delicate female without cans ing distress tb name time tbey act like a charm by strengthenias, Invigorating and restoring tbe system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, do matter from what causes tbt olttrnction may arise. They hould, howevert 50T bt taken during tbe first thre or four months of pregnancy, though saf at any otber time, as miscarriage would bo tbe reult. Eich box contains CO p it. Price 11. Dr. HARVEY'S TREATISE ou Diseases of Femalec, Prtgnancy.Misearriege, Barrenness, SteriMty, Reprodoetioo and Abuses of Ifature. and emphaticatjy tbo Ladies Privat Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 4 pagea, sent free to any address. ix cents required to pay poatag Tbe Pi;ia and book will bo sent by mail when desired, aeevrely sealed and prepaid, by J. BRTAX, H D.. General Agent, No. 7 Cedar street. New York. Unsold ty all the principal draggista. TOMLUtSON A COX, Drwggt.U, Agoats, ep'JO'Q-dAwlj Ind!anapol, ITSEW DISCOVERY FOR THE speedy and permanent car of Seminal Weakness. Urethral and Vaginal Diacbargea. Gleet, Sequal Disease, Emission, Impotence, Genital Debility and diseases ol tb Bladder and Kidneys. Baix'a Snrtno Pitxa ar warranted la all cases and can be rt lied oa. !?o change cf diet reared. Tbey do not aaaaate.nor Interfere with bosineaa parsuita. Up wards of 200 cae bare been cored tbe past month. Jfor tAin ons Hundred jAyiciant um cAewa sa tKeir pritaU frontier, and all tpe-tt vU of tXrir tjjlcacg. Tbey art entirely harmless on tbt system, and can bt re lied ea in all cases arising from youthful indiacrctioa or self-abase, whkb often Iscapadtatta tbt sufferer ttom tvllV.Tittduti44tffMrrUdHfr. ATRKAT1SK of Vft pages, cotrtalnfcg meana of cur. sent fret to alL Two stamps reqaired for postage. Tbo Pills will bo sent by mail, securely scaled, receipt of Oa Dollar, by J. BRT AN, M. D.t 3o. 7C C dar street, 5, T. Sold by all tbo principal druggists. TUMUNtsON 4 COX, Agoata. bept30-dAwIj IndiaaBpolia. t"LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DONT fail to read tbt adytrtiaemeat la this paper, header" IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cbeeamaa. of New Tork, baa devoted tbe last thirty years of bis practica to Ferna! Complaints. Mia Flila act likt a charm. Tbey ar rtUablt aad saf a. B0vf-4aa

SPECIAL HOTICCO. tSTNERVOL'S DEBILITY. SEMINAL Wrakns, etc, cn U rvrtd by'ort who bat imS; eared tlta- tlf and bendreda of xbert, and wi:l tell yo BiXbiaf but tbt tmiA. Address wtta sump. EDWARD IT. TRATII, feb-dAwly Lnc Boi, Bmtic, Maa.

Nothing Saccrrds Like s?ctcfff Says a frtst writer, Aid in tba lUtwj cf RARE DISCOVERIE0 For tbo laa ba'f ettry aotbiog baa I1SJTO PAVOH With tbe public, so completely, s tyrry, a cuimnoRo's iiaiki ore, No otber is rocogolzd lu tbt wovld of fasaioa bj aitbef sei. Its swift operator,, the ea-e with watch it it a?pbd, tbt remarkable naturalness cf tbt brews asd blacks It Imparts, Iu exemptiow Irons all anpleaaant odor or caustic ingredients, and Its gerersl effect on tit ba t aiid sli, at tbe good an-1 atC";cieit cans' a ef i'.s atprteedersted popularity. Manufactared ty J CR'STAfiORO, No.C Astor Bouae, Kew Tork. fo'd by ill Drcggits. Apj Led by all IU:r Dre.jer.. fb-dla.odwaow HKDISTHKKT'Ö IMJHTABLi: HAIR RESTORATIVE, .NOT A DYE. But restores grsy bair to Its or'gl&al color, fy supplying the capillary tabes with natural sustenance, impaired by age or disease. All i ujniiveti f are rorapoJ of lunar caustic, destroying tb vitality and be.aty f tb laJr, and afford of themselves do lrs.ing. llcimstrret't cimitab'e Coloring not only restores bair to Its natural color by a& easy proexsa. but gives tbe bair a Luxuriant Uenutr promotes Its growth, prevents IU falling off, eradicate dandruff, anl Imparts tealtb and pleasantness to tbt bead. It has stoad tb test of time, bei-g tbt original Hair Coloring, and Is constantly Increailrg ia favor. Used ty both gen: leinen and ladies. It la sold by all re sjc'a' le dealers, r can be procured by t bens cf tb commercial agent. D. t. BARNES A CO., 2cH Broadway, New 'rk. Two fixes, SO cents and $1. febC-dSm-eod A FACT It I ax Dye. In tb year 1S45 Mr. Mathews nrt prepared the VENETIAN II I U DYE; since that time it Laa beea red bv thouands, and irj t.o InMaure ha failed to gie er.f r astir faction. Tbe VKNETIAN DYK is tbe cheap -t ia tb world. Its price ia only lifty Cent, and each bottle contains double tbe quantity of dye lit tbs titually sold for ob dollar. The VF.NmAN ITE is warranted not to Irjaretbt bair cr tb scalp in tbe slightest degne. The VF.NF.T1AN DYK woiks with rapidity and certainty, tbe bair requiring no preparation whatever. The VKNKTIAN DYK produces any shade that may bt desired on- that will tot fade, crock or wash outone that is as permanent aa lb bair Ute If. For sal by all druggists. Price &0 cents. A. L MATUK 9. Geu- ral Agent, 12 Gold street, N. T. Also, Manufacturer of Mathews' Arnica IlairGloas, the best bair dres.ing ia use. Price 23 cent. JunelS-ly REMOVAL. sc wi ron: x -A a a WE RF.SPfcCTTL LLYGtVK NOTICK Of OUR KS moral, on tbe 1st Inst., frota 77 West Washington street, to Mo. 38 "oust .Tlerlallavn Street Schnull's New Block, and invite Merchants to an examination of our suk of Beaver, Caimre, Fur and Wool Hats, with Caps of all styles for men and boy, which wt offer to the trade at price a low as ran be found ia aej otber Western Jobbing Hat Jlou-e. Our Stocka ar selected at tbe best manufactories b.t anl are of t jlcs suiting tbt trade of any locality. In Mraw Goods w bave at all tiroa a good assortment. IONALDSÜX ACARR, 2) So.tb M er id an street, Schuuil's New Block. feb!5-d2w FURNISHING GOODS. TH0NSSEN & LAHEY, 67 West Washington Street, rxewrtern Illinois nnd Tenneitre St tenrlr opoalte tlae Italesllousc. WHOLESALE NOTION HOUSE, Gents' Furnishing Good AND HO s I Vi I y . inc.ooa ?olt atVfn York Jobbing Prlcr. "ecli ASTROLOGY. 5 ASTROLOGY! Ö GO AND SEE THI! NATUÜ L filrTrD ASTItOLOGKK, Professor LI ONADIOl'S. He Is tbe sevrnih aoa of the seventh itt. D in with tatnral g ft, L sees into futurity with suck xaetnea that V. t really astonikbing. IIa U tb boaa ! Aatrologwr of tbo Nineteenth Centvry. Witb tbt aid of a tnegic sltsa a cd the csrds of tbe eminent Iretci Sorceress, Madam Lecormand, be can tell everything that la .till wrapt la oblivion. He will tell tbo wbo consult fcrm who tbey will marry, the number of cbj dren tbey will hae, and the lergth cf their lives for a few days. Otily com and eon.ult tbe A.trologUt. at No. t Kentucky A venae. Crat bouse below tbe Bank. I'ervonswikhirg toconnlt tbe Professor by letter caa do so by stxtlr.g their age, complexion, and tb mtth tbey were born In. enclosing tb leo or f 1. and pox age stamp. Add-essBox 142, Indianapolis. Price of conMiltaMon f I felw-dlra. WANTED. AGBjYTS co.staxtly waited! T WANT IXDCSTRIOUa AND ACT1TK UOt TO 1 canvass tb oowiry tborsagbly, aad deposit our Medicine Ith evtry fam ly. I ata emplymf agetta to canvass, on loot, at tV.0. and wjtb tors aavi baggy. SJ3SO per year. Agent or resture to forma Swm and buggies. In add tion to tbt abort salary, I defrsy all ex re a sea Incident tot be busioes. It la an agree abl aad health.fal occupation for young men, riving them a good ooportunity to make mooey without tbe possibiiuy of ssstatnicg loss accrtlr g from selling oa cvrnmiaaloa. Apti)cants boald apply in po-soat, or ad4ra (:f farther Information b deied) the proprietor, by letter. No one will beemp!o)ed fur a less term than or year and wtll enter into a written eon tract to taaU affect. I shall reqalr security, la ail caa. If I aaa not personally acquainted Ith tb applicant, as I baU Intrust In bis custody money, medicine , books sad rc!pia to tb amount of from tUOO to VJ. ! FROST, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. deel' REfJOVATERS. CLEAf.U'G Af.D DYEING ESTADLISII.'.'EfJT Tmc UNITTD STATES DTE-HOUSE, NO. X OUT3 llltnets street, Indianapolis, Indiana. At this old and well -known ostabHshmeet, tbo ladteo ran bay sflks sod woolen goods dywd li perm aaeot aa4 beautiful colors; and genu' garment thoroughly renorated asd repaired. New aad second .band clothing bought and ob, als, a patiralar branch la tb bsutnoa dostotainatod fino drawing billia i 'Ablttloib. or tear la any garoent caa b so wrought aAI it caa not b visibl to tbt naked ey. Kernen. ber the place. No. S Sowtb UUaola stroot. jaalO JOXZPH II AJIA, Proprio r.