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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKBBK.HAUTB. IJVIX

Tuesday Morning, March Silts 1868*

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TXRRS HAUTE AND IHDIAN ATOLIB, iBEIT*.

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BT. LOUIS, ALTON AlTD TZKBB HAUTR.

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12'JOp, ... 4:10 *. *...MaUoon Aoco»aodfction...lO:iU A. BVAHSVILL* AND CRAW*OB»SVII.L*. iBftlVi* ETC

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Harrison Township Republican Ticket

TOR TRUSTEE,

GEORGE W: NAYLOB. FOE JUSTICE OF THB PEACE, WILLIAM WOOLLKM.

IOB CONSTABLES,

JAMES O'MAKA, E. O. WSITBMAN. B. I. REAGAN, JOHN A. KISO. SUPERVISORS,

Pirtt District—Wm. C. Burgan. Second District -Elbridge Asbury. Third District—George W. Spark*. Fourth District—George Lockridge. Filth District—John Stewart. Sixth Dietrict—Henry C. Pugh. Seventh District—John Rankin.

SPECIAL ELECTION—THIRD WARD

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB COUNCILMAN SOLOUAJS E. GIBBS.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

9 earner Iiom&o—Cap?. J. W. fibewmsker. Jfor Couuty Olerlt—Rofoo H. 81upson. DIBSOIB ion of l'urtne'thlp—Foreier fc Lawrouw,

WJI. M. HOLMAN, Esq, lata of the JDvacavilk Courier, is in the city.

THE ftoamer Komeo leaves for Hataon villa this morning at nine o'clock.

CIRCUIT COURT.—The greater part, of yesterd 'y v^as occupied in arguing de murrers and taking rules.

O CONNELL has our thanks for the lata pictorials, including Harper's Bazaar and Budget of Fun'.

WE uro roiiably informed the Directors of the St. Louis, Vandalia !fc Terre Haute Railroad will shortly open an office in this city.

CINCINNATI GAZETTE.—The agency fur this pterling Republican paper has been transferred to Ash & McDonald, at the Post-ofHca Lobby.

WE are authorized to announce RUFUB H. SiMf.'-o^iu a candidate for re-election to tho offi*or County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Cjnvention.

SUCH VTEATHEB as yesterday makes the women folks think of house-cleaning, always a bif job but by dint of making the suds fly, und the men 'stir around, it is soon over, and the world wags on as before,

THE Registry Boards meet to day and tomorrow to corroct tho lists and add the names of those not registered. Let every Republican voter see that his name is recorded. The Boards are required to re main in session until nine o'clock p. M.

HUSHER. the photographer' is improving theso beautiful sunlit days by making somo superb pictures. He has now with him Mr. Clarence Noel, of Nashville, Tenn., an artist of much merit, and claimed by Eome to be the best ever in the citv.

FAIR.—The Gorman ladies of our city aro making preparations for a Fair for the benefit of tho Turner Society, to assist them in tho completion of their handsome new H*ll. on Ninth street. The Fair will bo hold at Dowling Hall about the 26th of ay, and in the meantime contributions will bo received by Mr. Max Hoberg, at Ed:all & Go's.

A WOMAK was brought into the Mayor's court yesterday evening charged by a neigbbor-woman with lafceny in stealing a lot of clothcs. It wns made apparent, however, that there was a little "spite work" at the bottom the affair, the acciiRnr bad loaned 4he goods to the accused, and the case was dismissed.

WE HEAR from many sources the highest commendation of the Buntin House. Travelers eav they And no Hotel in the Wost whero the faro- is better, or where greater care is taken to promote the comfort of guc.«tJ. Tho proprietors are determined to bp fully up with the times and will ?paro no expense to accomplish thf ir purpose of keeping

first class hotel

CLEAN our YOUR CELLARS.—As soon as you read this item go immediately to ur cellar »Dd cl«-an out every rotten apple, potato, cabbage, or anything that is going to decay. Prepare a wash of fresh burnt lime and ^ATER, and give the WR1!B and the coiling overhead a good whitewashing. Decaying vegetables in the cellar aro oftan the cause of sickness and someiimts of dcxih to the occupants of the rooms above. Make a note of this.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE !—Yesterday morning about one o'clock, Charles Hosford, a resident of Eugene, Jumped—or, powlbly, foil --t'ro:n the sloan:er Romeo, lying at thofo?t oi Poplar street, and was drowned. He waa a young man, a ckrk ia the employ^f Samuel Gronendyke, Esq, of Eugene. Ho came

Mason Sunday morning, and in the eve.

lho

friends were engaged yesterday dragging tho river for the body, but without success.

BsPW^dj^yoTKSil*ai0 have recently

moved before the Registry Board, day and to-morrow, and hare their shines recorded in the proper .Ward, in order that they may vote for Councilman at the special election Monday next.

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recognisance'to^appear ryattfqrday morning—(theydidn't appear)—an old man and a boy were let go, and one was held until yesterday tno: to "board out"

and

SUNDAY MORNING the calaboose contained eight persons, committed for drunk* enness. They were disposed of as follows Three plead guilty and paii the

nrning, and seut idtfi

UNDBB THE GASLIGHT.—A surprisingly large ao4 fashionable audience gteeUd the Metropolitan Thektef Company, of Indian apolis, "at Do^lirfg Hall last night, and a better please#iftdieh& we have seldom met. The great New York sensation, "Under the Gaslight/7 was produced ia a style surpassing anything ever attempted in-this c|ty,»and we are^afe^io saying als6 by t&e.beatS company that has ever appeared here. The mechanical effects are veiy fine—the Hudson river scene is beautiful, and the railroad scene thrilling |n the most intense degree. We shall not paitipiAari^e as to the merits of the compan^ffl were goocl In. the roles_ assigned! tt is ^dlyVe'beasfirj' for us to suggest thatull see this thrilling drama of life and love of-thb pr&ie<it day as every person composing the audience of last evening will be a^ftlking^'taKing adail He "touch mis-

vertisement—a* taken if Dowling Ila.ll^is. OQt filled }o its^ uturo3|capacjtjr to^^h$.

WHITE WASHING.—An important item in spring cleaning and llxiug .up is whitewashing. We cTt^J iha f^lowing from the North Western Farmer

For an out-door white-wash w»i know of nothing better than the fbllowing Take half a bushel of fresh burnt lime, and pour on enough water to slack it. When it gets hot stir in about a pound of tallow and mix it well. Then add hot water to puttee it thin, eaoiigh to use. For an in-door wash we know of nothing equal to Paris "White, found in the drug storss. For every two pounds of this whiting, take one ounce of the best white glue dissolve this in hof-watoj, .being careful not to burn it. Mix the whiting in hot water, and while hot add the glue, stirring it thoroughly, and adding enough water to make it of the consistency of rich cream. wash ..ro$y-:-b% tipted any desired

COIOT -With Vermillion, Prus

sian blue, chrome yellow, burnt umber, fcc. Apply with a large white--w'ash brush with long hair.

BA9E'BALL.—The -fbllowing from the New York Sun of the 9th inst., will in» tereat many of thr Jjase ball players in this vicinity. We hope the good exam-ple-may be followed iu oar own section of the country: "We ar# glad to 4earn that the disgraceful scenes often attending the champion games of base ball, are, at least in New England, not likely to be repeated this coming summer. The Association, of National Base JBall Players, embracing soveral fine' clubs in and about Boston, have vofed to abolish the system of match games, so far as making them a test of championship is concerned, and have united in discouraging any return to it. While the beautiful game was used as a spirited and athletic oiercise, it was an institution to bfc eherished as an excellent health-preserver, a trainer of bodily vigor, mental freshness and good nature. But so soon as it became a mere bas for batting and gambling it was deleterious to morals, pocketsiisnd health the excitement of drink took the place of healthful temperance hard feeling and ugly temper pushed good nature away business and trade were neglected, and base ball became a passion to be gratified like 'any other. It is well that some of the young men themselves have seen their danger, and nro drawing back.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

CARD OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE INDIANA CONFEBENOE SUNDAY SCHOOr. ASSOCIATION. .?

The following nottee bas been issued by the Chairman of the Indiana Conference Sunday School Association, giving the necossar} information in reference to the next annual convention, which is to be. held at the city of Evansville, on the 21st, 22d and 23d of April next: NOTICE TO ALL THE PAST0B8 AND SUNDAY 8i HOOL SUPERINTENDENTS IN THE OoN-

FEUUNCE. You are hereby earhsstly requested'to send forward to Rev. R. Andrus the names of all persons expecting to be in attendance at tho approaching convention, and wishing accommodations.

It is a great work to provide homes for two or three hundred guests—it requires time. The names of. all intending to come'shc.uld be placed immediately in the hands of tho committee at Evansville. The following is the programme:

TUESDAY, April 21.—10 o'aloc^, A.*m7 convene for organization and religious exercises 2 to 3 p. M, lecture on the best method of teaching youth's class, with illustrated exercises, by Rev. C. N/fctfms 3 to 3* F..M., Sunday school questions— responses by H. Hays 3J to 4j P. M, the amount and style of singing in Sunday schools, by Mr. Allington, of Ir.di napolis, aqd E. F. JiijlJiflin, Of Mount Vernon 4i to 5 P. if., Sunday Scnool misceliany 71 v. Sunday school discourse, by Rev. Dr. Wiley, editor of the Ladies* Repository, with Sunday school singing led by the choir.

WEDNESDAY, April 22,—A. M. Religious Exercise 30 minutes 8J K9A. M. Qualification and dvuies of Sunday School Superintendents, by T\£ F. Browhing, E-q 9 to A. M. Sunday Scnool institute exerciser—Subject, the Traqaflguratics, of Christ, R. Andrus

to H) A. M.

Sunday School queuions—Responsca by Ingram Fletcher ip to 11 A. M. ibn* agement of Infant Classes, with illustrative exercise-, by Rev. S. L.- Uinidey and B. N. Cornick 11 to Hi A. M. Quaiifica* tions of Teach er% by C. Nutt, D. D. 2 to p. M. Institute Exercises, by J. H. 1n$eot

2J to 3 P. M. Sunday School

questions—Response'* by Stephen Bow#rs 3 to 4 p. M. Special Duties of the Pastor to the Sunday School, by Revs. James Hill and J. J. Higbt 4 to p. M. Bible Glass Institute «x*roises by Rev. Georgfe Parrott 4J to 5 p. M. Miscellany: 7J p.

down on the steams m. Address by Rev. Robert Allyn, D. D. .1. President of McKendrie Collepe, Illinois.

Sundfty 9ingingj Jed

ning, went over with the crew of that THURSDAY, April 23.—8 to 8J A. m., steamer to make- a friendly call on the prayer meeting 8J to 9^ A. M., Sacred crew of the Borneo. At the hour above Geography as a study in the Sunday named be left the cabin, walked down the J^^y S^t^o^anSatron^and stairway in front, and into the water. He government—ten minute speechus by the left bis hat on

'he

lower deck. His Superintendents of the echqpls,at Cente-

choir

Wesley Chapel, InEv

nary, New" Albany Tri M., miscellaneous five minute on ffiunday School organisation

dianapolis, and Trinity. Evansville 10 to LOI A. apeediee

oved into the Third "Warfl should go Schools of the Conference, BY Rev. A. DIKS.—INTerroHauta,Iiwmnfl, March in .^inn to-'Turner 11 to 11* A M., Mission Schools, 26. 1868, of Pneumonia, MAKY VAN

by J. F. Glover, and Rev. M. Waters BBUNT, aged 19 years,

2 to 4 p. M., children's mass meeting to 5 P. M., business meeting 7} P. M.,

THESE was an immense Republican demonstration at Evansville on Saturday night .K Mm uai

torn

THE Supreme Court "separated" on

not commit icfjaiT di^ndi^, ext6pt on I ya^,rd,ay fio pe^ agatal op the Ifthrofj criminal charges, and hence His Honor is 'f XX I at the mercy of "old soaks" arrested Saturday nighU

I RIGHT REV. BISHOP TALBOTT administered the rite of confirmation at LaFayette bn Sunday night.

E ttnaoimtl JTot the

Ward monument fund in the newspaper offices of Indianapolis was $35 40.

Miss OLIVE LOGAN will probably deliver her lecture entitlil' *5stagfi in Indianapolis next week.

THE Now Albany Mannerchor are now

t-ehe|rtit$g tor ^5^"^ off at Dei'tfn.w's after Easter.

all on Mondiy eVentng

I EIGHTEEN BABIES were baptized on Sunday in a Michigan City church. They had .been saving tbem up for two or throe vearfe tomake a good show.

THE Richmond Fire Department turn ed out in force the other night and started for Metamora, 35 miles distant, I fcttractecl by tke^ligbt of flre'i

Jilace.

which time the ofiice ceases by virtue of a resolution passed by the last Legislature.

AMONG the schemes of tho present managers of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railroad, is one to build a branch ot their road from SiX- Mile-Switch io the Ohio river bridge, and thence into Louisviilfi^ thug cutting off New Albany en-

sssbr OBITUARY.

government iolto.1 LA,u.,Sunday W «.

Sunday School general class meeting.—

S^BTaiJvi&reh^Ss. |fully the emptiness of all earthly things, and our sojourn here in comparison is as butfa'feop ty the ocean's, sj^ges^ tfn4 "t

STATE ITtMS.

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CHAS. B. JONES, of Vermillion county, bas filed a'petjtion in bankruptcy.

being ihftt

ON the 15th ancl 16th of April, there will be a general Convocation of the clergy lud laity of the Protestant EpiScO^at church in the Southern Diocese of Indiana, at St. Paul's Church, New Albany.

IT was reported last week that |\»MisSt Hoosier, of Columbus, had killed herself by taking poison, mistaking it for headache medicine. It turns out, however, that the young lady died from a congest-

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OitOJit

THREE TRAINS on the White Water Valley Railroad have bqen thrown from the track, near Brookville, within ten davs, and very much* damaged. These accidents were all .caused by the removal of rails by some unmitigated rascal who is prowling around that neighborhood.

A DBUNKEN Democrat, in Boonville, just after the announcement of Duncan's sarrest for the killing of Mefford, expressed his gratification in the following ligniflcant manner: "By Q—d, I knew whan we got a" Democratic Grand Jury we would have the matter fixed up all

right*" .sbtow'tft

THE Belle Lee yesterday brought up another big lot of Texas cattle, which go to the pastures of Indiana and Kentucky for feeding, and will next fall go into the market as number one beeves. Every steamer arriving from New Orleans brings more or less Texas cattle, $nd the prospect now is that this breed of cattle, will soon exceed any other in the States of Kentucky and Indiana.—#.

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Qotnnter*

THE Evansville Courier says the city of Mt Vernon is consumed with jealousy.— It hopes to compote »uccess£ui ly with Evvansville for the "trade of Illinois" and to rise instanter to metropolitan dignity. It rests its hopes mainly on the enterprise Of its merchants, and the beauty of its girls.

If the men of Mt V-rnon were as enterprising as the girls are pretty the town would grow fast enough. r"l

A SCOUNDREL named PiuS Montgomery, of Posey county, Indiana, bas come to grief. Several years a^o he Was detected in making whisky in violation of law, and his distillery was suppressed But recently Pius procured a flat boat, in Whidb he erected still and all the usual appliances for making sod, corn whisky,, which he put afloat on the Ohio river.— On Wednesday last his scow" was seized by some revenue official, and is now under process of confiscation.

ARTICLES of association of the Ameri oan Central Railway Company of Indiana wero filed in the Secr®tary of State's office on Saturday- The road is to run from Fort Wayne to the StatQ line,, "at or near the point where a" 'westerly line drawn from Fort W^ayne to the 1own of Lacon, Marshal I County, Illinois, will cross the line." It will then intersect and connect with the American Central Bailway of Illinois. The length of the proposed road one hundred and twentythree miles, and It will pass through the oounties of Allen, Whitley, Kosciusko, Fulton, Pulaski, Jasper and Newton. The company bas a capital stock of $3,000,000 divided into sixty thousand shares of fifty dollars each., The following persons have been chosen directors for the first year: $

John S. Thompson, Illinois Lot. 8. Bayless, Fort Wayne Plifcy Hoagland, Fort Wayne PhiloRumsey, Fort Wayne Solomon D. Bayless, Fort Wayne Robt. C. Fleming, Fort Waynej.William Fleming, Fort Wspft J* », rja ._j

3 months and 7

days. I Lookftig to-night through the neverending vista of eternity I realize more

ti^ hyurtgjas^'dft tim|. -^0^

aoon the gay, light-hoarted youth, full of life and animation, may be snatched away and placed in the quiet grave-yard.— Which of you who mingled your voices with her one week ago to-night in the Hall where you Wmef fcnd pleasure could have believed that before to-night she would be'numbered with the dead And which one from your num-

good. None knew her but to love her none named her but to praise. As a dadghtfer1si^ Was ever obedient to'her* parents' wishes, and as a sister, loving and kind. Truly none could be more missed ihan her. Her sufferings during her

^hort|i9ftTO^ wf^ f^ry jgraa^i^Tpot murmur was heard to escape, Jjer lips.— She seemed vei anxious at first to get well aud vf&tlb fi^eqilently ask1 her mother if it' was not time to take the medicine, and seemed ttoubled lest she should not recover. Aad is it strange tbat one like her sho#l^ frifh^ to -live She had ar yet never tasted the bitter cup of sorrow, and her path thus far yod, was .strown. with flowers,' and' th4 future' to her seemed bright. Then I say it is not strange that One like her should wish to live. But when tjh% dr'&ad messenger came aud touched his icy finger upon her feeble pulse, and she saw th^t she must soon pass'away, looking up into her mother's fiace with an expression of great feeling ^he said "Mother, must

ing told there was but little hope for her recovery she seemed to yield herself immediately into the arms of her Savibi, and foldiiyj her hands prayed tbat if it WHB food's will, that $he might recover, but if hot that He would help her to say and feel, Thy will be donn, and in the. same prayer commended each of the family to riie watchful care of her Heavenly Father.

What cQitfd have been more beautiful Then taking her sister by tho hand, begged her to liva a good Christian here, in thi» world arid try to lead all she could to Jesus. Looking up and seeing her moth er in such agony of feeling, she said in such a sweet voice, "Mother, don't weep so—why I can rest just a9 sweetly In the arms of Jesus as I ever rested in yours

WE notice in some qf the Indianapolis papers repeated attacks oh the management of their street railway. Has the fact that all free ya»s« have been aflnul-. ian^jn a v*ry few miniites'after, her hapled anything to do with this apparently concerted onslaught 1

GOVERNOR BAKER has. commissioned WiHia"1 Hannaman, fcq., as State Military Claim Agent for another year. The commission expires March 9, 1869.

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py spirit took its flight up to the paradise if God. The last tima *he called to see me—a very short lime before her death •*-as sho was taking her leave, looking back and calling mo by name, she said: "Come up soon." These were her last words-to on earth, and it may be that I shall go up soon, not to her earthly hoiiie, but to her new home beyond the river. It seems to me tp-night I can hear her sweet voictf singing, "Shall we gather at the river, The beautiful the .beautiful river." Ah I y6S, we shall all gather at the river, one after another of God's chosen ones shall cross the cold chilling waves of Jordan, leaning on the arm of Jesus, who will bear them safely through the gushipg tide, and will place tbem upon the fair banks of that beautiful river. And to the breaved family, I can only say may God bless you aad give strength in th:s, your trying hour. Go to His precious word and,there you will find eonsoUtfon, put your trust in Him, and the day is not fur distant when you shall meet your dear cihild and sister, where sickness and death are.no tnore._ And to the friends, and especially those around whose hearts the cordB of love were so firmly twined that nothing save death could have beparated, go to Jesus. He will help you, for be has said, "Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden unci I will give you rest." It seems to me if spirits of the other woi-ld could talk withqs here .we should hear her saying, "Come up, come up, lovoi ones I have loved you on earth and .will love you here. IJL. E.

JUST BECKIVED at Foote's Seed Store, 50 bushels Timothy, Prime Clover, Sweet Potatoes also this fbllowing varieties of Potatoes, viz: White Sprout Calico Ear\y Goodrich Garnet Chili ib Buckoye ... Cuzco Harrison Peach Blow Gleason White Peach fiiow.

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THE ADJUSTABLE SKIRT, long enough for anj' lady, or short enough for a miss, for walking suits, or house wear also the Reception Skirt 112 inches, just received per ^Express at Saxton & Walmsley'8. It

LOST.—Dropped yesterday, on Bloom, ington Road, at city limit?, a small Black Morocco Sacbel, containing a Lady'* Sewing Outfit, Needle-book, Thimble, Ac., &e The person was seen picking it upland if he will leave it at this office, oan get a reasonable reward, and might sav* trouble. [dlt

WM. RICHKY'B CABD—In reply to the challenge of Thomas J. Nail, I wish to say that 1 am ready to put up and don'c propose to "shut up." object to a trial of five hours and prbj&se & trial of from two to five days. The money is ready any time Mr. Nail wiil^ draw tfis^money and bring it along.

WILLIAM RICHEY.

COME AT LAST !—Just received per express, from New York, at Kissner's Palace of Music, the prettiest collection of popular new Music yot brought to the city. By going to Kissner's you can have anv piece played on the Piano before buying it, so you may know what you get. Go and see the above beautiful collection. d2t

EMBROIDERIES—1,000 yards new Edging, Insertings and Flouncings seventyfive new patterns very cheap I Awful cheap! EDSALL & Co.

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LA GRANDE DCCHESSE, the Royal Yacht, the Ascot Bow, and all other novelties in neck ties and bows just received at Erlanger's

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2'5'sbeaU^ ^po^!Sr:

Bailey's.

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warm

SHOULD the feather suggest to you the propriety of

nice Spring, or SctomW'luir orchitnfn^ jast step in at Johnson & Miller's, N. 81, Main street, and leave yodfr" orders while the stook is "complwlfi ,*Wa iiavedrt lujp&$ an elegant assortment of geat's underwear cheap. JOHNSON & MILLER.

FOR RENT—TWO ROOJIS.—TWO" front rooms to renji ble, for. OP« jtypde business. Call at the ofiice of the Bantio House.

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Osios Sprs by-the quantity, Oranges, Lemons, Sour Krout, Maple Sugar and Molasses, Cranberries, Apples, Sweet P(

ta#p^ Ray & Bailey's.

SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS 11 A full and complete, stock, ^tjtbe Post Office Lobby/nexjfeeilj. f\ O ^d3t-.^

IT is a fixed fket Ball is^selling mortf Stoves, better trimmed, for less money than any other house in this city. Please call and soe'. .t

"MAGIC FANS," at Riddle's. Call and see th^fe -w [28,dtf-

NEW DreA'^Jrfmmingi, rit Riddle's 161 Main street. [28,dtf

FRKSH

R. Wright

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SCHOOL BOOKS !1*: A

SCHOOL BOOKS full and complete stock, at tho Post Office L„bb "Wto •t ••—-~M-l

SCHO OL BOOKS I SCHOOL BOOK'S !1—A full and io^oapleto stock atitbe P^ptrP®00 Lobby, rrtixt week. n,. d3U am

D^lEj^KACHEsj Currant!, prueeand^ Cherrie?, ant' E. R.1Wright & do's! [dtff

FOR SALE.—Apple Trees by the hundred or thousand, and atretail. Evfrgreens, peach trees, grapevines, strawberry plants, and everything in the Nursery line, at the very lowest price. Call at my residence, on Thirteenth street, three squares east of thi^Passenger Depot or at Lyne & Lawes, Main street.

dlw. M.ELLSWOBTH.

BALL has just received tSo liirgatftstcfck of Stoves over brought to this marketGives more trimmings at less prices than can be had at auction sales* -t\ '•g. ^tf

CHOICE Sweet Potatoes for sa^e at E, R. Wright & Co'e., 105 Main st. [2^, dtf

A CARD. In leaving for the West I would say to all who are indebted to the late firm of Hartsock & Bannister, that tbey will find their accounts in the bands of W. H. Bannister, who is authorized to settle all accounts. Creditors are urgently requosted to settle old claims as soon as possible. mr25dlw

DAVTD HABTSOCK.

FANCY DYEIMO, SCOITBIDIO AND REPAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style.

NEW CAEPETS In Brussels, and In grains at W. S. Ryce & Qoja.., dtf.

NEW COLOBS in. ^ph»ir| Chene Poplins for Walking suits at %. S. Ryce & c°'a. dtf,

STAMP GILT and Satin Wall Paper Decorations &c., at W. S. Ryce & Go's, dtf.

WINDOW SHADES, Lace Custains Mirrors at W. S. Ryce & Co's.

FRESH LIME AND Dowling Hall.

and

CEMENT at No. 1 dtf

PBIME TIMOTHY, Clover and Kentncky Blue Grass at ROBBIN'S, Dowling Hall dtf

"A ROSE by any otber name Would smell as sweet," and so would "Barrett's Hair Restorative," which is highly per

NOTICK TO THE LADIES OF TEBBE HAUTE,- Having fitted up rooms in No. 157 Main street, 3d story, over Rippetoe's Store, I am now prepared carry on the Dress making in all its various branches. Also, plain Sewing, Stitching, &c, done on short notice. Stair-way at Dr. Thompson's Office. M. E. MCGINNIS ml9dlm

MILLINERY GOODS.—All the latest Spring Styles in the greatest variety. Pattern Bonnets, Pattorn Hats, Frosled and Diamond Malines, Laces, in short everything for the finest city trade can be seen at S. L. STRAUS, dtf No. 10 South Fourth St.

DUST RINGS, for the American Watch called the Patent

diaphragm,

making the

case dust proof, Stedman's invention for the benefit of the wearer—can be applied to any American Watch in five minutes, at trifling-expense.' Also,-American and Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at JOHN R. FREEMAN'S, NO. 5 Warren's Block. [21,dtf

CHILDREN WANTING HOMES.—It is the intention ol tlio Children's Aid Soliety of New York, to send a company of homeless children, shortly, to Terre Haute, provided a sufficient timber of respectable families in this vicinity will each signify a desire to take one or more of them, on their arrival, by appiying to the following gentlemen, who will kindly act as a Committee of Reference G. F. Cookwly, Mayor, J. M. Alien, Rev. E. Howe, Prof. A. Deprosse, Albert Lange Thomas Barr. ReV.S. M. Slimson 11 3 18T Large assortment of ladies' and. gentlemen's and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Main «treet. dtf.

N. Katzenbach has opened a branch of his Cigar and Tobajco esiablisment at No. 147 Main street, where will always be found a full assortment of the best brands of cigars and tobacco, together with all other articles in hiB line. 28-dtf

Djff* Best assortment ot men's and boys' hats and caps in the city at N. Wartfall's, 85 Main street. dtf. 7?i r-T/51

fS^RECTOIIY.

Wm.'k.ItclWap, 96 fikln ttr««^.' Biird A OtttK, WVtin •*(«#.' Uoav *9%fiai &irA«Uf andar MacEatcHaH. 4wi»*p^d&(Bha!$igk..

ABGHITBCTS AND BiTILDBBSi :JvA. oonw^Xataiadmii. tatft* WlUluXfjf conttt Xmtk •MWItotry. -i :ttwin Urn-r

fruv:

IK^OT^AND

•Binn -y La

dtf

NEW Variety Goods, at Riddle's 151 Main streeti-J [W^dtf

lonry Layman, Lafayette atnet. N. Andrews, Main strMt, bet. fifth a ad Sixth

LeibMili

d3t

M. wTo'ConneU, Main atreet Mat of Fc

[Harper, Wlldy Co., Cor. 2d and Walnat. CLOTHING. W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. it''

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. f§! IB. Garvin, Principal, corner 6ih and Hiii.' COMMISSION AND GRAIN

{John iianey ft Co., Vint St., on Canal Baaia. COAL DEALERS. 'T. C. Ororer, Third ttreat north Main.

K. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. John McFarlane, at County 8cales, Ohio street. Richard McElroy, sonthwest cor. Public Dqnars.

DENTISTS

J. ItlcharttSon.Onio street, bet. Third and.4th. DRY G^Om Tuell, Ripley

A Co.,corner

DE ger Depot.

duN, Johi

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up stairs. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH JGRANITF

Jas. Q. Wilson, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOY19,

RIES.

Claussen, Bichowsky A Co., Main street, near

6TH'

OMNIBU? I4NE:

C, B. Miller, orders at Pest Office. PLUMBER. is. Buckell, South Fourth street.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hlckcox, Scott A Co., 60 Ohio Street. Hendrich A Lange, corner Main and 4th.

RETAIL GROCER&

Josepb'Strong, 190 Main street. Bay A Bally, Fourth street, South of PostOffio *. I. B. Wright

an*-

Co., 165 Main street.

LFT€MMVDO| RVRTLI MMIF} MVHFVVTi

SB.

A. Foote, 66 Main street.

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry.

OCTbiEft EitttlOK.

Announcemlih

'Tee

tni

I :.

QMJr XOBTim*

Q«a. "W. Mii«

A!"I- ?i.

6th and Main street.

A. Nippert, 11G Main street Edsaii Jt Co., cornor-Foitfth and Main street 'Saxton & Walmiley, 111 Main street.

Ira Ororer, Fourth street, opposite Market. :B*rr, Qulick & Berry, oorner Main and Fourth. J. L. Mahan A Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. & H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Xjgle Iron Works, Wm. J. Ball ft Co., corner 1st and Walnut.

HATS AND CAPS.

If. Westfall, 85 Main Street. Joseph 0. Yates, Sduth Third street. HOTELS. National House, corner Sixth and Main. piark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntiu House, south-east corner Pi'

™\Vm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. !W. Howard Mann ing, Cherry st., between 3d ati'i 4th.

I INSURANCE AGENTS. Scott A Crane, Main street, east of Fifth. I JEWELLERS. S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block :-£JS

email, mtuu sum. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block, r.

J. O. Lindcmaao, 911 L. Kissnsr, Pa|aM

street. Ic, 4S.qjUio streeti, CIAN3l

A. Tittman, 20

iJiJ

ERY.

ble

bly

in advance.

.it*# hat,—f»im OOVMTT OLHBK. WE'are^authorliel to announie 'ktfUfyi'H. SIMPSON as a candidate fef re-electlon to the office'of Cbftitf

CMk,

srfiject'to tbe tleciri&i of

tie Bepnbllcan nominating Convention. W* are aathoriced to annopnee F. M. inBCDITH as a candidate Csr Clsc^c of the Cotrt of: VJgo county, subject to the. decision of the Repnblican nominating Convention.

WB are aut^oriied to "an#eunoif'thi oiteie *of J&MES H. 1URNBB as a candidate for the ofof Gountv Clerk, subleet to the deoiiioa af the Republican nominating Convention.

CDUSXlTAHSOai*. nth^r feed i» anii^in SCOTT aa a oandldi

Wi ire'ftuthrfrfised aBhiMneS ihk'bwie^f S\MDKL C. SCOTT as a candidate for the office

of OaptiTtWfr'VVf OTbietftfr ftteftlWp of the Bepubllcf nominating Conrention. !Wr. are authorized to annondce HENRY FAIRBANKS.aa a candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county,-sabject to tbe decision of the Bepublioan Nominating Convent ion,-to be beid tbe 13th of June. .WE are authorised to announce the name of ItyOBTON C. BANKIN as a candidate for the orficeof Coohty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the EeiMtbifcl^hMnJsatiDtf convijuflon.

flee of County Treasurer, enbjeet to tbe decision of Uie Kspu)illc^nomlnattag oojMaallon. _. WK are authAfzed to ihnMtlCe the name of JACOB BBOWJN as a candidate fo^Jfce oflw of County Treasurer, subject to the, decision, of the Republican County Convention.

W« aro- authorised to annQanc* the SUM of

an:

J. F. MOBBIS, of Hoasy Creek Township, as a Candidate for the office of County Treasnrer, sub Jort to the decision of tie Bepnbllcan nomina ting Convention.

Wi anthoriasd to asfiouace the nasse of WM. L. 8HUEY as a oandldate f»r the office of County Treasurer, subject to tbe decision of the Republican County Convention.

We are authoriced to announoe the name af WILLI A It SATBICK as a caadldate for the ofloe of Connsy Ireasnrer, sabfeet to the decision of the Bep obliean County Convention..

LOCAL NOTICES.

Moth Palates, Fre^kjes Jpf4 ^in The only Reliable Remedy for thoae brown dlscdl^ation# o* tbi ihOe is "VataT's MOT* m» FSECKLI LOTION.'- Prepared on Jy by Da. B. C. Ptaar, 49 Bond St.,

S^ Tori. ^S«ld everywhere.

mh27-6meod ict io-jmsmki

"Billy Barr Cigars." the.best Cigar in tbs tfarket ftir lO oenUt or by the bos. At MAHAN A CO'S Drag Store.

FeatherD«8ler».—Groat variety nd cheap, at MAHAN A CO's., dtl Corner Main and Sixth tt.

The Frsnklfn BrWk Iicbifce.1 The FranfeHn Briek Miebtae. The Franklin Brick Maehine. Tsgoa^ntMd With eight fiwa and two horsea** make 2,GOD to^BOK) flrst-eiaaa bricks,per hoar and by steam,.*,00) te 7,000 per hoar, according to the facilities for removitg them. I offer to 4am-' ONSTRT^FFIII^&^SSFTTIUAITTUT96NITAAR0F*V9RC,' ing in this city. '8AHt7MI If. IOU1MK, ,~y 37 Woodward Avenue, Jletrolt, Michlgaa. flMSm '."ol. «MMt jm fMtasm j' jst'itotlrf

Jb.

Ff .M Ssv s*!:'?

**HTEI», i*

TT7ANTED— Good, Honest IT Khergetio Karbl* A|Ut. Mast not be afraid to travel. H*N etkn need apply. For

(h-Aaosth rida.- •»_ -c JD-lw

rANTBl).—-N6W6l*bythd16ih

•t

April, aOeai

of 4 or rocmf, one or elthfr north or

4«o iqnaree from lbis~

ONERY.

Niidtt

Cbantiee—An uti« Amt fbr one of rbe Oldeet akd reeetjx^alar jUliitifimwOnMHiMiir ttn cenntry—ha« a good boainaee ia Tcir* flaat^. Befsrence* rtrqnlreif. Addms General An»t,

r*qtrire«f.

of Foarth. t#

Bux 241, IndU^apolW, Sad

Ec,i*«r,ifcistern,Ac.,Wom

Aarlldte

OB SAliB-r-Ho«fi®i«nd Lot.^Matif M» irhit fdn rooms, oaecqaare north of Ki

OR SALSffrieABBtAGES The best Carriages ln.this market, for sale the lowest prices, at the old eetablisbed CarritfUttrn corner aad \Valnut streets.' M^dgW A.J. WBLOM.:

OK SALE.—'Yaltiable Keal EBTATJI.^The larite Brick Store Koem oq tho odro^r of Wabash and thlrj

FOR

SMEWS!

Sir ets, occupied as

Dl^sg Wiore, Marly new, and in good Condltioli. The tlranch Bank Bnildttig let 57 feetoa Ohio Street.

A.*Mi|«|bt» BnJMingiiot on WabaSh Street, betWeeijt Fpirthandifth streets. AIMSeveral nicely situated Lota suitable for dial I Residences, Dear tbe Vail fwt off-. Tbit property will be eold at a great bargain.

8ALB.—On Strawberry HiH—Dwelliiig containing six looms and hall, Rood well,.cistern and cellar door-yar£ welt sel with fruit trers| shrubbery and flowers good •table with cistern and carriage boose, together wBh (wo vacant lots. Call on the (iieni liter.

OAL fttlNB AND LEASE KOR SALE.—I will sell, for ca»h, or exchang* fcr city, or other property, my lea w, faav ing thirteen yeare to rnn, of 20 acres of ground hajviug a* good a CoaljMine on it as can be (cund near the city. Evc rythiuj: Is in good order, and the Coal is the best Blver Coal delivered in Terre Haute. I will also sell, on the same term*, all, this flxtatfes attached thereto, inetMlug #»e teams.- Tbe property ia situated only two miles miles from tbe eity,.

Tor t'Snn*, apply to John J. Key, on Oslo street, ween Sdaud4tb, er to the undersizhed, on'tbe remisss. JO' N McFABLANE, 17dlm P. 0. Box 696.

FOR RENT.

BENT.—No.

Third St,,

a few doors.north of Main—a Buslnepa House and Heeldeuce in conuectiod. Bebt 925 a minth. Good reference required. Applir to F. Stevrson, at bis Steat Stand, north ol the Market House..- ttdtf

RBNT.—A new And very desirable brick realdeacs, on North Fourth street, baving ten rooms. with, su ta'dn convtn-. lenceb. To We loased for one year. Enquire at onice of O. H-. QOULD, m24dtf -If?

AMUSEMENTS.

^METROPOLITAN THEATER i.YJL COUPAHT, INDIANAPOLIS,

DOWLING HALtf'

Mond&y EYenlng, Marcb 30tli, FOR FOUR SIGHTS OUT.

Mauser aad Director.. ..Ckarlcs Pope

THe Management take pleasure to announce the production of tho Great New Tork Sensation, vow beiug played with gnat raeeess at the Now Tork Theater, where it has already reached One Hundred Consecutive Nights, entitled,

U'NDER the GASLIGHT

tital"

Dress Olrole..... .. Beserred Seats

5(M)SSi:,r

-'iJ'Ji

50 dfs. 76 Ot».

Bex Office open from 9 A. M., till 12 tf., and fromStoSP. M, Doors open at 7 o'clock P. M. Performance to commence at

precisely.!

.^STEAMBOATS.

Jot Hutsonvtlle and Intermediate ports, on this day, at9 o'clock A. M. For freight or passage apply on board. J. W. SHEWKAKIR,

Mar 81-.dU (Wpt

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS T~VISSOLUTION.—The partner

"•mJ ehipheretofbre existing between the under slgned is this day diasolvei bv mutaal ooMent Blch.rd Forster is alone authorized tocollet debts dne the Una, and will paralt lUbllftlM.'

ITOVIS :AND TINWARE-

STOVES.

Lsfcefttock and lowrriles *T

ALL ARE WARRANTED With Cookii Stoves he givts More Furniture that Usually iilren

I and dcli^ere at: Stoves in the city

Free oi* Charge Ia addition UrStort** he keeps a gou«i*l aa«nt of Tin#Irouami Opper Ware, Pieaitd Warf

The New French Ware,

»iro ?T^

HiftsBT, at Na sutlMwDs

Fur terms, apply to Pactfco* UftanHKniOjJtaak.

OB SALB OK RENT.—Two lots, eaSh SO feet front, on 6th street, beCisrry aad Mulberry—-ctntre of tbe eity. On one of tho lots is a frame building 23 by 'Ht., heretofore tied as a stable, flood location for (Carpenter, Paint, cr other shop*. Terms easy. 17dwtf^ J. O, JONES.

Patent Mirror Hmoothln^ Irons, These Irous have th« ne» inollnSd hutidU atKf

Patent Chilled Iron Pace, which retains tlie beat one-tbird lo»aer lh»u the conoion onts. Stove Pipe of all tiw anil kinds, constantly on hemi. and no xtra charge for riv* eting jMnts njictti^r. "Buyers will certainly »ave money by calling "n

Wllit©

FOB HUT80NVILLI,

The Steamer BOUO wUI leave

B1CHAR&FOBSTKB,

March 20,1868. JOSKPH LAWBAMCI

L. H. BABTflOLOMEW

SCASBON AAN MSOHAXICAI,

E N I T,

9ace*ss(tt to Dr. D. M. WILD, No. 157 Mata St Rational Block, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSOdtf

now, BACON, LABD. &C.

-i/.g __ I ,• We oars ID Store and offer for rAle

Whe#' ,l#"va'

gQ Brls. of Rye Floor,

gQ Hogh'ds Bacon

••tit ft.

KA Brls. Ji.

UV PLASTKB.

iWf!' jf 9!

.ebvqsi .w tv#-',' sr -plniS

Tierces Lard^

125

Brls. Mess Pork

200

\iiv

Brl9a

°f

l01|teflHe

Cement

and Sandusky

2Q0 Kegs assorted Nails., ".,

iiTti Together with a complete Stock of

GROCERIES.

lAberal

trade,

Discount to the

A. A B. BEIMAW, Mala St^ketwcea SUs and9th

mtSSdlm

The Million Disappointed Ones

^fbroogkMit tke Uiitcd Staks, Who have-beec naable to hear Dkkaas read, ean pqrehaaaMhe WaMcrfWlf Cheap IdUlen of lharlct Otckeas' Works'1 at a VBBF LOW PBlCS.

Send 96 cents fora copy of "Oliver Twist," aa a speclaMO volnme. It Is clearly printed, en line white paper Sent free by mall to any address, on recript of the price. •, APPirron oo„ rvhiMwn. mhg7d3twft 448 A41S Broadway, New York. r#

Seyen Xtlllons or the leading People •V THEJCXIIKO ITiUBS late went

rni ttc WswHj NtrtK

AllSMI says

MWho

oan real without transport

his glowing deecription of the age o( GMvalry." J«*rtJT says: '-They cast iato the shade all contemporary prose TaUfcBrtseys: "He bas multiplied the sources ot delight to thousands." fcarlyle says: "Ko fresher paintfttgs of natnro ean be- found than ia Boctt."

The andereigaed have just begun a new, very cheap, illustrated edition of tbeee works. Send for a cop of iTAxnoa, Just published price twehty-flve eesta, Sent free by peel on rseflpt of

»l*fnw8l^^^^»^BlrStldwar^ewt'ork.

S P. ij.v can

.nam,

GOOdS,

.4*

imm&s#

S. B. HBNDIR80N'8

ft*

Jfqur,th Street. that the Public

ling dmuilrf a.better class #f S4o»tsf than baa heretofore been federally effurrd in th1 markers B. HttSfOKB«OS has this semmn leeted with g^eat care, from the moat ^•fHlar mid Celebrated Patteras, mi kiMm in Um ooontry Xaat or Weat, an aasor»t. %ent Ooohing and Heating 8 to

Tee, eucb »»,,

an rarely e«er collected together in one Honee. ^.mong bis stock may be found the loading Stove of altnoet every prominent Manufacturer intheeountcr.

'SXJ

,rs

Heafing and Parlor Stoves^ vltkkll the Modern Improvements and oonven-ia'| ieaeiee. Stoves for Offers, fitotes, C^urcbtt, Hc, tela. Pining-Booms, Bed-ruom*, any aoa all kin™" tibd as for prices,

He Defies Competitiou BsWwMdSqtthathetiaabougtrt^-aa LoWafc Fi'i aaffeddy cia, aad fa deterulaod not

N E S O

HIs impossibla tbat anybody slioiUd, baye etTTaa toves, tor so BiTfin »r« ttiafb.

Mfi

S. HENDERSON,

Tourtb Street, four doors Sua tb of tho rent ie28dwtf 'T

/*& EVi

Plows for Sale!

THE'MirW.and

Best Cheapest PlowBin thS I asb llMt IPartettS to ^ia#jt4 ihembafora buying ovUbrs, and tbey will

vince i. They can"I"

TO con

ID at Tr» drover's Store,

at A. Fo«teM Store, *t tbe 3a([1* Iroa Works, and at KCMJTS. I.^bflLaws» Store. I have of the different kinds: Union, Bichmond, Fox Biver, Illinois i|n"r,Grnndlftaur, and Double Shovet,

The Union Pb* is tho !»egt in nne jjrSTdyw ^OSBPHftBfrYKR.

gOOKS AND STATIONER

M. W. 0*C0NNELL Has disposed of his Undertaking Bustnese, whis* had become necessary in consequence of the r.api^ Inoreaso of his

BOOK TRADK, He wilt new devote his entire atteuUou lo it* Jftter branch of bnslness, aud witb_a foil wi" »Wplo£ st^ck of Boobs OJM|„

J$tntlo

HCHOOL^tOOKN, ...^

MAFIAZIMS, PAPERS, AE., a cuntiunaQCo tt** tirtetollifi- is1 Ub»»raUv

DRY GOODS.

SAXTONA WALMSLEX,

i'tliln, "im+tt 'J ia

THM OLD a? v%

,{pv

BOSTON STORt

&c., &c., &c.

Is the oldest and most rellkble Institution of ttii kind in tbe State. Instruction given in ail the. branches pertaining to a thorough Business Etlu cation, su^h as BOOK-KSEPINS, PENMANSHIP, MERCAATlul* tAUlLATIOVH, Sc.

Is still alive, and bound not to bo behind ,tfclS,~,. Spriug. .Stff

New Cloods Arriving Every tayf

.I L'sT RKCKIVEU:

A splendid Lin si.

New Embroderies^ cS^f

Spring Gloves, st,ie..

Kid Gloves, Laced Back.

Dress Buttons, v#tT

1'Ai

•ill

Nidi

The^iLOvifi-FITTlNtr 10R8ET8.

RTCMKMBKR THK

"OlD BOSTON STORE.'"

.*• ^a?lfc'iiTiV

SAXTON & W ALMS LET,

111 Jflaiii Street- ,,V,

TERRE HAUTE

COMMERCIAL COLLEfiK,

Corner Main and* 5th Streets,.

[OVER TTJKLL, RIPLKT 4 CO.] F.STBANm FRO~bt FIFTH

dft

A Scholarship iu this Colleice is good for XiULv,*, giving tbe Student tbo privilege of Revlewiftjp

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

Afew Pupil.* will b« admitted, la Arithmetic and Penmanship, at ft,nu p^r month,' si-is. XO VACATIONS,

Far further information, call aud aco the School. Send for Uoltaga Ad rvsn, OAHTIM A OWEHf, mblSdtf PRINCIPALS

I"" 'I»u W Only #12 Will tHve you a chance to obtuitc. 1 a fortune of $50.000 in France. Smith Co's I NTUCK YLOT-* 'XKTt 1, firawing the middle and* last of each month t'urina the1' year 1868.

Send your addrrm for a Ctr~ culur. Address FRANCK, SMITH & CO.„ feblld3w Covin ff ton. Ktfj.

WM. B. MANNING,, Boesa, «IIU( AND oa«Ai»K«*At.

A I N

It will be to the intereet of th"ao who^rmh lb htiye tftvriceable work ck»toe, to call on mo Information In baying dnd mixing e#lora, will farnlUlM) to p#ir»on« r*iTF: or -'UtEfju bncMtf

HILK AWD CREAIi!

rpHE uttdersigaed having a No. 1 A- Spring House on his place, hereby notifies

his customers that he cau supply tbem with the' beet kind or Sweet Milk and Cream during the Summer, at 26 cents per gallon, or as low aa any otber Darry can sell. Orders left at the Clark, and Cincinnati House, or ScudJer's Confectionary Will be promptly and neatly attended to. aarl7d3w AUGUST TCStv.'4 !*as %4 ,«(

I .nSVQftV AK1

fit*.

ids h.

E ier

-lAi'

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Fainted TaiHT iiunwliea la Urates flaMtu Pianos and Natuoal Wood Poliehod In the bij|fe*sL style of Krt. Uildiog on SUtu Md Japanned Tin, in all titylM,