Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 May 1867 — Page 8

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1867.

!&PECIAI, NOTICES.

V ' y ..... - Be ob Your Guard itkuxia the-Sanitations and counterfeits of :MiETTP.y STOMACH BIT1KK3 'ir.eh the pirates who make i m .i&w-jbte&us bivino by preying upon the WRjc-jjcHl suitermg are now enueavonn ' 10 iwih -site markets of this country. Wfceuwwc a.et pojbsox-mongeks are discovered 'Jmyture Immediately prosecuted by the j5Te?-ietrs, who expend thousands of dol--t-iacall in tracing them out and hm-usp.rig tneia to Justice. Within a short fan In functions have been obtained in f&vrgr.-vii s of the United States against a acoer of individuals and iiruis, and suits vem-.'MM in program against several others, 'tus names will be given, to the TeaSit. But in-spite of the utmost vlgil3ond activity of their detective agents, taws-Tuaittrsigued are of course unable to jweaf. the publio-ii're against pir tical xaauakjiions of a Standurd National Tonic, ewvrywdtiere in request, and as readily tonwwrtiria into ca-ili as United States Bonds am- ?fsury Notes. Xhey therefore, as" a asa-wc-iK of pbecact'on, direct attention m.iZcx - 1&ct that a, finely engraved label, nusirasenting St. George and the Dragon, Ttir) -eauuful proprietary stamp, bearing Vxr 15clal endorsement of the Goveruonu. .itjucni f it ctij uolilc ui me geuu-im-SOTERS." The article is further riicatel by a miniature note of kawwvith the signature of " Hostetter & iiKjti,' to counterfeit which is a State pm te. ij-hae. The true BITTERS are sold trmas2&: ony and never in bulk. j HOSTETi'ER & SMITH. J "TEesi Latest Fashion is to provide one's aniSS Tritii a bottle of Ir. J. W. Poland's Alpine Compouud, to be used in rases ffltroat and Lung Affections, and -all jsc fails. Sold by all druggists. i Datchelor'a Hair Dje. SiTsplendid Hair Dye is the best in the rmvA.. The only true and perfect -2e. ISfcsaless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No i4ano!ntiueau NO ridiculous tints. :-3teui&l Black or Brown. Remedies the ill mtxTsiot Bad Dyes.. Invigorates the hair, jr.mmt3M$ it soft and beautiful. The genu'iamtf signed WHliam A. Batchelor. Alloth-S8l.r&-mere imitations, and should be MW2Cd. Sold by all Druggists and Per-?jbkmu-Factory Si Barclay Street, New tffr-OBTTAJtE Of A COUNTERFEIT. K-l-ly. i A Cough j A Cold, jr A sore Tnroat RBQUIRKS IMXTOIATS ATTEXTIOW, AND SHOULD BE . CHECKED. IV-AIXOWED TO CONTISTTK, , -IrHtntlwii f the LnDK, a Pcroiaaent Throat Disease, or Conramption ; IS OFTEN THE RESULT. j JSROXCMIALTBOCnES J3BBBI5W-A DIRECT nrTLtfKSCK TO THE PASTS GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF, - i'i. .'Mm eronclitU Astlima, Cairrti, tennniiUf and Throat Dis eases, SSBWSIX3 ABE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCEttii. , ? Cheers and Publle Speafcers aftSi nd Troche useful la clearing the iMWrlien taken before Singing or Speak SKsrod relieving the throat after an un ! :t exf'.iMi of the vocal organs. jThi ' mf are recommended and prescribe. "9f TSTsicians, and have had testimonial , aSsKBMninent men throughout the counBeing an article of true merit, and jttwrtag proved their efficacy by a test of .ammf years, each year finds them in new 2teBiicl8 In various parts oi the world, and Star Troches are universally pronounced suttee than other articles. :' -Axtain only Brown's Bronchial Tboand do not take any of the Worthless Hon that may be offered. Sold ivkwnorspx - : , dec6 dvtw6ra ISaii'8 Vegetable Sicilian , Hair Hen ewer 5BsaTts the Hair to it original color when Sinews the nutritive matter which nou-' raotast the Hair. JStntvs lh growth of the Hair when bald. aews the brash, wiry hair to silken lmmutiul Hair Dressing. iStt bottle shows its effects. R. P. HALL Ji CO., Nashua, N. HM Proprietors, iftr Sale by all druggists. - fmay2 J MILLINERY 7 business transacted on Saturday. -mLIXERY ! 3HLLIXERY I Wholesale and Retail. ' YEi lElV'B TO IXrOR3I MY 4iiy friends, and milliners and nierimars abroad, that I have just returned ISMMMt-cna East wit h the very largest stock osiksttlLiaery goods ever brought to this jcsMnrset. This stock was very caretuliy .amipetfxi. by Mrs. Baum, and comprises the iatest Paris sty le, via. : . - j BAXTERS BONNETS, -u js&ttern ha ts, . -r,--.:-; iZ&riMIMMJED HATS dt BOyjTETS, ' vBCSLA W TRIMMINGS dt ORyAJUKXTS, 2JBXXCH A DOMESTIC FLOWERS, ZS&SXET it HAT FRAMES BLOCKS, 3X3LKS, SATIXS, LACES, EDGINGS, We BESTand LARGEST stock of Ribever brought to the city ; iae -r thousand other little fancy articles waled in a Number One Millinery EstabiflSixmtmt. , , ; CUUUCCUUU Willi IIIV HWVH gUUUS A iaocoD8tantly on hand r verv large as-r-ment of LADIES' HAIR SWITCHES siul CURL-, and difleieut other fixings ise.tke Hair. , - Genu try milliners and merchant, 1n twrticular, will nud it to their interest to jal around and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am iuily preDared to meit ail ihelr demands; ami luriaecmore, I can assure them that my stock nd prices will compare with any house messt of New York or Philadelphia. Thankful lor the very liberal patronage extended to me so far, I hope to have a isooXinuance in the futuiv, and 1 shall ave nothing undone to merit the same Very respct fully, , 11, 11AU3I. jro. sa M.u r'smtEf. . w Particular attention paid to orders. ehl9 d3m. , '

EtAIUROAT TIME-TABLE

Evaisville and Crawfordsville.'. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. ' Evansvtlle. Vincennes. T. Haote Accom'od't'p, 5:30 A m 1 10:27 a m 1 1:20pm vtail . 90 am 11:46 PM p 2:55pm Vincennes Ac 4 :25 p M I 7:15 pm , . COMING SOUTH. Leave Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'ville. Vincennes Ac I 6:00 a M T 9:07 a M Freight & Ac. 6 :40 A M 12:S) P m 5:3S p m Mail...... 4:40 px 7:58 P m J 10:40 P m Terre Haute and Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Day ExpreR....u-u 2: A Sf I 11 :25 A M Night Express . 3:10 P M 10:50 p M Mail ..................... 9:45 a K 4:40 P M " Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. ;... : , - FROM VINCENNES. . , - Going East. Going W't Mail...-.... ....... .... 2:30 p m 4:56 pm Express . .................. 9 :35 p ac I 3 -.20 A m - - j ' - ' f , -J' STEAMBOAT LINES. To LotrisviLLE. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'elock a.m. Every Tmesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock Pm sc i . To Cairo DaUy, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. m. - . To Gbeeit River. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. m. To Eastport. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To He tDERsoN Daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m.- ..- To Nashville Every Thursday at four p. m. - . ' To Memphis Semi-weekly. Rock port Stage (.via Newburgh and Boonville,) carrying the mail, leaves at T A. m., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. " . New Harmony Mail Staae leaves Mon days and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tues days ana Saturdays oy 4 p. M. Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (ex cept Sundays) at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (except Sundays) by2 p. m. To Newbuko.-Hack daily (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock P. M. .' ' .-'-I,':city: 1SHEWS. N Before Justice Walker. Jas. Holmes preferred a charge against Jaeob Evans for provpkinar an as sault. There were females interested in this matter.- Jacob made several threats, not of the most chaste char acter. .116 was finedr!$l with $4 05 COStS. ' J , Recorder's- Coubt.- There is a continued dullness in tHQ! Recorder's Court." Two cases only were present-ed--.Twd- straneery-fn the - citvrone hailing'fromjTroy;the other from up the Railroad, were drunk, and one was disposed to be belligerent. The latter was? fined $5 with $6 20 costs, and the other jwas fined $1 with" the same amount of costs. , ,6 The Journal" ' sanet'unr was made fragrant yesterday by a magnificent bouquet of flowers, the annual Spring - offering" of ur young friend. Miss Ilelen Wells. If wishes could influence her destiny, her pathway through life would be strewn with flowers, with no sorrows to blight or mar their beauty. " New Firm. We intended,, the other day, to call attention to the new grocery firm of Borgman & Behme, taking the place of Levi Iglebeart & do., but neglected to do bo. Messrs. jiorgman & Behme are active, industrious and painstaking business men, and can hardly fail to build up for themselves a large trade. , They occupy the store on Third Street, betweeu Maiu.arid Locust! ' . J .M : Frightful axd Probably FAt.vt Accidknt.- We are deeply pained to learn that'Mr. .Miller, father of our estimable young-friend, Henry Miller, clerk of the John Dm Perry, met with an extremely dangerous and perhaps fatal accident yesterJay morning. It seeni9 from the best information we can gather, that Mr. Miller le' t : the city on the construction train, and while it was under way he jumped off. The result .was the fracture of 'oue arm-the other had been amputated some yearince the fxacturrf of. his. legn!- the dislocation of his spine. His , family and medical assistance were sent for, and aV latest advices I it was deemed impossible that ,the injured, man could live. - 5; , ; A Strong Firm. We direct attention .to, the . advertisement , pf B.yan, Watts & Co., of , New York, of which H. K. Dunkerson & Go. of this city are agents. Mr; Bryan was formerly a member , pf the famous house of Arkenburglj f &. Bryan, one of the most opulent and successful business houses in New York. Mr. Watts is a young man, well trained to business habit, prudent and saga cious, ine special partner is a gentleman of large ,meaus, and of large business experience. Of their agents in this c;ty we need not speak. -They are so intimately connected with the commercial history of Indiana, aud enjoy a reputation second to none' In the country.. ,. .. .Jy,'' :',Vi','

Impro vement3. The new city "school building, 'corner ''drTiThtancr Walnut Streets,1 ii fairly under way. The foundations are laid, and the walls are up to the first floor, which will be several - feet above ground. The main walls are massive, and of the most substantial character. The first tier of joists have been laid. We noticed one of th cellar "or furnace walls Jiad been . slightly damaged by the late" rain, but it can be readily repaired, and when the building is finished and the proper gutters on the street are completed, there will be no possibility of the water making its way into the excavations.- . We notice Boyd's patent ventilators are being used in this building," and from 'a careful examination of them,- we are of the opinion that they are the best yet invented. This school building when .finished, will be an object of

just pride to the citizens of Evansville. , . . . John S McCorkle, one of our distinguished builders, and Mr. E.- P. Strong, , late of College. .Hill, Ohio, have erected -a - spacious carpenter shop gnd planing mill, on the cornet of Walnut and Seventh Streets, on the site of the Picayune Mills, which will soon be in full blast, and wiH cut a considerable-, figure in the mechanical interests of the city. - . Ws notice a jmmber pf jnew buildr A il - ' TT At 1? ings erected mis season in xiuDoara s addition. There are three or four of these on -Chestnut ' Street, 'beyond Ninth, '-and ''two oh Chestnut nearthe corner of Ninth. Saunders Sansam has erected a very handsome frame residence on Eigth Street,, between' Walnut and Chestnut. The walls ; of the new Catholic Church, corner of Sixth and Cherry Streets are about half up. rThis will be, when finished, one of the most spacious and elegant Church edifices in the city. We published the di mensions and full particulars of style, &c, of this building last FalL1 Tho raumber "of V new buildings in process of erection is almost unprecedented, an ?unemng 'indication' )f the growth and prof)eriry of our city. Magnificent - Blank Books. The Journal Book Bindery . has just . completed a large number, of very superior blank boots for various county offices in Kentucky,' in cluding Muhlenburg, Lyon, Baviess, and McCracken, in all fourteen or fifteen books. In style, material and workmanship, these books defr competition, and wil! not fail to commend themselves to' all 'who may ' examine them. Using nothing but first class material, and employing none but first class workmen, the Journal Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory can defy all cempetition. All orders from responsible parties promptly filled at lowest cash rates. The Trinity Strawberry Supper. We presume it is hardly necessary to remind our readers of the Strawberry Suppers to be given tonight and to-morrow night at Mozart Hall. The-well-established reputation of the ladies of the Trinity M. E. Church, in catering to. the public taste in the way of suppeTS, " festivals, tableaux, &.C., is a warrant that this will- be"' do 'ordinary-' entertainment. The object is one worthy of the most liberal patronage. Everything will be arranged with a view to rendering the most perfect satisfaction. We have full confi Jence of seeing the halj full. A mngnificent lunch willjbe set on Fridaj' and SatnrJay mornings. The Old' 'Story' with" the Same Result. A man named Wm. Iloopman, who Jives, on the Michael P. J one- - propvty-r yteiay--monrhrg attgtn'p.led i the") oft-tnXli. expdrnnen t of kindling a Ere hy, p,ouri,ng coal oil on it. He ' succeeded a little too much: : The oil ignited blew up th can, and , burned the , experimenter nearly to death, and almost set the house on fire. It is strange that after" so many warnings on this subject people will be po foolish a to attempt the invariably fatal experimaui.o' Seip Water. We. believe tat?i what they call it in Cairobut at any rate it is the water that makes its way into deep cellars, or into low-down towns like Cairo. ' . . : The water in Fred. Cook's Cellar is of this character, and - finds its way from the river; but it is of a low temv pcrature, and does no injury except to' obstruct operations in tha lower cellar, which is nearly forty feet below i tne surface? and ia which is contained thousands of galloni' of the choicest beer, infinitely better than anv imnnried here. .-Thewater 5 only about six ! . , , i ' inches , deep, and is being rapidly j pumped out by steam.' . ; i

iA -Exquisite Band Wagon.

We ha'd "Ihe'unfeTghed pleasure yes terday ef seeing "the new band wagon of the Crescent City Silver Band, and believe-;it isj ? the most , exquisitely beautiful vehicle of the kind we ever saw. The old bed with the " reach " has been lengthened out 'by Mr. F. Hammerteiny the fainJus' carriage maker, so, as to contain fire seats in addition -to the driver's, the hinder two seats being' back to' back; with large space for the bass and" tenor drummers, with their, drums. Each seat is of sufficient width to seat comfortably threa musicians.' On the larboard side of the driver's ee.it is an elevated seat fo the leader of the B'.nd. The running gear is of a claret color striped -with-gold, vcrmillion ana white. The sides of the bed, orpanuejs,;af,e dark ultra-marine blue, ornamented with .vines and wreaths in gold and asphaltuni. The dash board is a red ground, ornamented with scroll work in gold and asphaltum. In the center is a half -spread eagle, in asphaltum and gold, standing within a prone crescent of burnished gold. The rear of the bed is a red..ground iwith handsomely designed scroll, .wrork in gold. .The ends of the seats are of beautiful "carmine inscribed "Crescent City Silver Band," in chaste and tasteful letters in gold and a.-phaltum, most exquisitely shaded. The bed and seats are finished with silverL plated mounting, and the hubs will be tipped with silver-plated bands. The painting was done by special permission of the President, at the shops ' of the Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad, by that celebrated master, Mr. James Thompson, who has no superior on the continent. .The whole affair, the wood-work and painting, is a grand triumph for the mechanics and artists of Evansville. It is fitting that the band that has no rival on the continent, should have a wajjon like themselves unrivalled. 1 The Crescents will be out to-day in their splendid new chariot, drawn by four magnificent horses, to make music for the picnic. The Emanuel Church and our citizens will be treated to strains such as ; they , have seldom heard, even in this favored locality. As the band has been at a hcav expense to. get up an .outfilt worthy ttrtmselves sTudtthe cirythey represent, we hopejour pe,oplj,wtHake'an i early opportunity to reimburse them, in whole or in part. , Grand PicNic.--The congregation of the Emaouel Church gives a grand picnic at Emery's Grove today, for the benefit of that Church. The most ,amp!cJ preparations have been, made to entertainall -who- attend, and the public in gerieralis invited to attend. - Amona other interesting features of amusement and interest, master Julius Knole, an ainatuer of this city, will give a performance on the tight rope. Admission at the gate, 50 cents. The, .Crescent City Silver Band will he present in their new, and magnificent chariot. We hope to'ee a large' attendance. :. JteaP Flower vases are a necessity in every household ' where pood . taste and a love-of !tne beautiful prevails to any extent. , We notice that Mark & Warren hive tn',Text'tUent assortment or styles ana quaime. - . - Alarm of 'FiRE.--An alaym of, fire was caused by the aDnouncement that the row of miserable negro huts be.loT ihu Gait nou.se, on Seeoyd Street, was on fire. The engines were on the gru'd in less than six minute.?, but, ub fortunately, the row, which is a disgrace to the city,, and not the only one "of the kind, did not buriui ' Almost ANJAmDENT t ' af fter til A nlfl alarm of"' fire last evening, a lieiaejf dg v-hase f e cow og Second and Locust Street,! and the' eow ran, against a little girl, knocking' her down, but doing her no serious injury jLOCAL NOTICES. r ,TA .. -!- . Grand Opening of Paris Millinery. Mrs. Wagley will exhibit one of the grandest assortments of Fieoch Paris Bonnets (Summer styles,) ever displayed in this city, on Saturday, June 1, 1867, at her -show-rooms at the New York Millinery Store, Second Street, between Main- and Locust Streets. The ladies are. respectfully invited. . my2D 3t. t5 Big'RafHing af. Parlor . Ciub Riom,oii .Saturday iright, Jane 1st,' lSd7, of the celebrated trotting horse 1 known as Billy. All those who have tickers will meet at, the -above Club i Room on Saturday n;ght, June 1st, ! 1S67. Any body wishiujr tickets' can ! call and get them at any time. : The "e ?as sold in Memphis a short, time since for the bum. of $l,0iX). i After the Drawing there will be a good Supper. ; - . mS0-13t. ; )

Lost. A small onen faced Gold

Watch' a ndKnver Chain, "between E.Tof liouors. our advice would be for

& C. R. R. Depot and Setchell's liv, ery stable. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the above at the E. & U. It. 11. Freight Office, , may3(Jlt . W. W.. Mills ESS If you wish to have health and secure happiness in your ' house hold, keep a supply , of Mishler's Herb Bitters. For sale at. No: 4 North fcocona rtreet. also at T. L. lindwell f& Co., W. B, P. Ilebbard, Druists 1 25 per bottle. A. Getz, majJ0 Agent. Frame Building for Sale! The frame building heretofore used as the Journal office, Counting Room aud Book Bindery, i3 hereby offered for sale at a banrain. It not sold at pri vate sale by Saturday, June 8th, it will, on that day be sold at auction. ZfetfT JUL. ISelson gells,, this morning, at his auction--roem,-opposite the post office, on Locust Street, 5, bar rels and 3 half barrels of mackerel. 3 barrels 'of ' vinegar, 2' barrels of pickelsl' 25 boxes i of soap, a lot of queensware and some groceries, at 2 o'clock. Also a ; lot of millinery goods. .Ladies, be on hand. Valuable Business Property for Sale j in Whisky ; Row, on Water Street. I will sell, at pubHi calft ' nn' Sofurrlair navt .In ri a 1 at the following described real estate 44 feet front: 14o ;eet deep. Sale to take place at the Court House door, at precisely 2 o'elock P. M. lerms One-fourtu-eash; balance in one, two and three years, with interest - -... R. A. Hill, , ma30 3t Commissioner. Receiver's Sale at Auction. -I will well at Auction, at my Auction Room on Locust Street, opposite the Post Office, on Saturday. June 8th, lSC7a lot of; Household Furniture, Glassware, . loose Furniture, and Liquors. Hiram Nelson, ni20dl0d. " ' Receiver. Millinery Goods 'at AuctMn. 'I Will sell to morrow at my Auction Ropm. Locust Street, opposite the Post Office, a lot of Millinery Goods. Dress Goods and Notions, Hosiery, &.c. Sale at 9o' clock in the morning, at which time will be sold a lot of Queensware. Sale in the afternpont 2 o'clock"! "Ladies,," be oif hand. Sale without reserve. Hiram NeroN. Inquire. Within. The mouth is like a house to Jet. However pretty it may be externally', it is infpossible to judge of its merits until you have seen the inside.' If behind the ruby doors therp are plenty of pearl-white fixtures, you will exclaim at once, ' uovr beautrfaln'j To impart the-utmost possible brilliancy to such dental furniture to keep it always sound and perfect there i3 nothing like fragrant Sozodont. 24-lweod. 55" If you wish to get one of those suits of clothes which hhows off the " human form divine " so handsomely, call on D. S. Anderson, No. 8 Chandler Block, up stairs, as he is prepared to make them, having tho choicest stock in the city. - 28-lw tf2t" Alvah Johnson, Real Estate Agent, will sell on Saturday, June 1, a fiae Dwelling House on Oak Street. See advertisement.: . mj27-td &DGo to Lozier buy t htp goods. ' Koffman's to may23-tf. Brushes! Brushes!! Brushes!!! -Whitewash - Brushes,' Dusting Brushes, Fly Brushes, Scrub," Shoe, and fttove JJrushes, and a great vane ty of f Feather Dusters cheap, cheapcheapest; "at the" New lork Groer, c eery.- ' - ' : 1 ' - JG-"Merchant Tailors' new goods arTrrrngarrtiehevrestTthn Main Street. mar5 tf Smith & Darlino. : : v : i . .".; t ' " '. i -j--i?ig supper every night at Parlor Club Room, No; 84 Main Street. - ,": -" tt . ..... ,; i ' Ahlering & IIa'ssierrNo!. ,"15, South First.Street,are now prepared to furnish their numerous customers witii the mot deiiciou.s ice cream. Their saloon is one of the' finest and most commodious in the. city, and the ice cream superb.-' '- - ' u ''!. tf,' ' Extra Choice Family Flour. We have two hundred barrels of the best , Family . Flour ,:in i the market, made from pure white English Wheat. Families that want an extra Family Flour can get it if they call noon at ' H. D.' Aixi-& "Co., ... -.Corner Water and Vine Streets.' - my3-lm . New Real Estate Agevcy.--J P. Elliott ii Sou have opened a Real Estate Agency and General Intelligence Office, for the sale of and renting of lands, houses, &c, &c. ., Pcrns having bouse or land -to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, ' near Locust, in Elliott's Block: . -. . -.'-. . Stoves and Tixwakb Wholesale and retail, at J. "B. MkSkerV, byeamore, bet: fcec-Onu aua lhird bti. mhl2-mditw . Girl Wanted. Wan ted-ra god steady girl for general housework in a small family. To a good girl good wages will be given. Apply at - my29 3t. Nexsen & Bixby's :'; , Insurance Office, 9 Main Street.

tS?Tf rnu arc in . need ni-jLMnclc.

you" to go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'o, corner Water and Sycamoie Streets, and buy them cheaper, better,' and Jiiore of tl.vm formless money than any other house will or can afford them. All liquors warranted a3 represented. janQtf - ' ' "Marser's Patent Five Minute Family Ice Cream Freezer, for sale at -(my21-lw.) 1 VrcKtftY Bros. JPaf Twelve Hundred : bushels, of 6hoice Peach-Blow Potatoes , for sale, wholesale and retail, at ' Vjckery Bros., , m3-29-lw. 75 Main Street. CoNsoLrDATro.H'.'-- The firms of Henry E. Blemker, and Blemker, Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and Excelsior Stove Works, have been consolidated, and will henceforth" be known as Blemker, Tillman & Co. All debts and accounts will bo collected and paid by may25tf Blemker, Tillman & Co. FISK & HATCH, Bankers, And Dealers In Government and other dealraMe Kecurlties, No. 5 Nassau Street, N. Y., Recommend to Investors the - First Mortgage Bonds , : . , or the " ' "- '' PACIFIC Il.R. CO. This Company Is conHtructlri(r, under the patronage of the UNITED HTATKM UOVKHNMKNT, the Western End of the Great National Railway across the Continent , r Their line will extend from Sacramento, California, across llie isierra Nevadiis, to the California Htate line, traversing the richett and rnott populous tection of Culi'ornia, and thence through the great mining rerton of the Terrilorit, to the vicinity of Halt Lake City. Jt forms tUe tole Western link of the ouly route to the Pacific, which i adapted by Congress and aided by the.Utue of United Htate Bond. Their road is already completed, equipped, and runnine for Ut miles Jroiu Sacramento to within 12 miles of the tiuminit of the (sierras; and a large aiuouut of the work of GrsdlnK, Tunneling, c, beyond that point has Ix eu accomplished. The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company afford unusual inducements of (Safety aud Profit to Investors, for the following among other reasons, vis.:. . First. The rate of Interest is Sir per Cent in Gold, payable semi-annually in the City of New York. 1 Second. The Principal ia payable in Gold at maturity. Third. The cost of the Bonds, yinely-flve - perCent. and accrued interest,' is Ten per Vent, less than that of the cheapest Six per Cent Gold-bearing lionds ol the " Government. Fourth. The United Stale Government provide nearlif half the atnowU neeestary to build the entire road, and look tnainli to a small percentage on the future lraf)Us for repattnent. FUlii. Owing to this llleral provision, accompanied wliu Extrusive Grants of Jublin Land, by which the iloverumenl fosters this tfreat. nittionul enterP i, its success is rendered .certain, and M flii'ineial stability is altogether independent of the contingencies which attend ordinarji Railroad enterprise. Hixtu. Tue .Security of its First Mm-tgage Bond Is therefore ample, and their character for safety aud reliability la . equaled only by that of the obligations ot the Govtiriiimnl itself, ' Seventh. The net earnings of the completed portion are already largely in ex cess of the interest obligation which the Company vill inour on twice the distance, and are steiidily increasing, rendering t h 3 uninterrupted payment of the I nterest altsolulely ecrUsin. Eighth. At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly H per Cent, perauuura oil the amount Invented. The Bonds are issued in denominations of fUJUO, with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable In JS'ew York, and are offered for the Dresent at 95 percent, and accrued interest (in currency) from Janu ary imu i i orders may ne forwarded to us uirect, or through the principal banks and bankers in ail parts or ine eountry. Komittancea mar be. made ia drafts on New York., or In lj-KL Tender JoU-s, National Bank Notes, or other funds current in this city, end the Bonds will l forward ed to an y address by express, free O charge. or otherwise, wilf receive x'unctual attention.- - - -.-.i i ' " inquiru4 ror runner particular), oy man " FISK A IIATCir, ' Bankers,and Dealers in (joveiiuueut Seci Xo. 5 Nassau Strict, Xcw York. N.B. All kinds of Government Kecurltles received at th lull markei price in exchange for the above Bonds. Also, ' HggT'Atl df'sr'ploti) 'of Cover nmrnt Securities heptc.'Hxtantty 6d Jiatid, aud Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. . . -GoldColn and I8. Coapon bought, old, and collect i tyrDepoiilt received on liberal termt subject to checc at sight. ; ; ',, ; . , i-CoIlectIons 'madi throughout' lh eountry. ' AsT Miscellaneous- Stocks i and Bondt bought aud sold at the Miook Kxchang: ou comuiiaftiOH for cash. . . - . ; . ' , . -. 1..:. . t . . JtSF Special Attention given to the. Exchange of Seven-Thiety Notes of nil the Series for the, New FiveTwenty Bonds of 18C5,'o llie most favorable terms. .'. ,mchlidlin 2ta w , FEATHER DUSTERS. JVHT THE MEASOJT T U1SE Til FN. Having a large stock of large Mzu we oiler to sell them at New York prices. Call and examine, at VIOKKKY BKot. may 10 -. o Main H.ieet. TAPER BOXES " MACAULEY &C 0 . AIIE I'KEPAItEII TO -MA XL' FA C . ture , . J'apcr Boxes of tlui I'M Qvxllty At Hie Lowey' lrl cci. AStocUof Shoe Cartons aiM Notion Boxes On hand instantly. -Orders solicited. ,MA(AULEY & CO. 13 West Marytnd St., Indianapolis. mas: