Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1866 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 11.
CITY NEW. Amusement* till. Ereninff. MK fROPOLrrAS TilEATER.—Benenflt of Mr. Ryder. Octoroon.
D. L. Stout ha*been cetmniasioneil clerk of the steamer Governor Morton. 137’Captaln Ogden, recruiting officer for the regular army at this point, has been relieved, and the office closed. Ale.—During the month of March Frank Wright sold 219J4 barrels of ale, upon which he paid a revenue tax of $219 25. IK3~ Councilman Boaz is reported to have won enough on the election to stock his farm In the country with Cashmere goats. Gas.—The Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke company paid for the month of March a tax of $49135 upon 1,707,300 cubic feet of gas consumed. _ _ Notaries.—Eugene Holden, of Vigo; R. 8. Haines, of Noble; George Wiltse, of Rush; and M. Lewis Enyart, of Cass, have been commissioned as notaries public. The former site of Lake Braden, a fashionable watering place (for cows) last summer, is being built up with comfortable and elegant residences by the Fatout brothers. 13" All the counties except Fulton have acknowledged the receipt of the session laws It has been ascertained that the acts sent to Fulton county have lodged at Peru. I tT The gutters of Illinois street between Washington and Market, were cleaned yesterday. A good deal of cholera was taken out and piled up, ready for being carted off. Criminal Court.—John Brown and Tom Uiiey, two potty larcenious colored cusses, were yesterday sentenced to on* month’s imprisonment in the county jail, for pilfering. ]r-tr We find Admiral Socwcll’s establishment, on the corner of East and Washington streets, a very comfortable stopping place in making our rounds. The Admiral’s cigars and oranges are excellent. -The Metropolitan.—A passably good audience witnessed the repetition of “ Uncle Tom’s Cahill” at the Metropolitan last night. The piece went off quite well, “ little Katie ” being tlie bright particular star of the evening. Pigeons continue abundant in every direction. Our sportsmen have slaughtered the silly birds until they are disgusted with the spurt. One gentleman is reported to have slain mx hundred in two nights, at a roost In
Clay county.
1.3- We are glad to learn that our obituary notice of Mr. W. 11. Loomis was a little preinilture, that worthy horticultural gentleman being so busily engaged in setting out standard Bartlutts and “sieh” that he couldn’t find time to die, if he wanted to.
Tor th« IndUaapolls Daily Herald.
_ r tka mmm Of the Ttfc Im'.aflyHM an article emanating from an officer of tbe Ninth Reg' Iment, Tint Army Corps, tn which his pertinacity la only exceeded by hlachWalry. ... ' Vy Indefatigable colleague la very Ingenious In his assertion*. “Bioturn fulmen,” nhen we consider the source from which It came. I can not find words adequate to expreas my great appreciation of his profound Intellectual attainments, and properostiaas|lon of the
acta which constitute truelntelllgenc*.
I am much surprised to percaive any inconsistency in nn article erlglnating frem an “ * *
officer and lentlaman of ^
such gifted mental endowment*. The ^phyalco perr]all will go well!, tylto Tjae Geranium ft cintive” faculties of this gentleman are net veiy weC J *
iMb mgu., »tt* »— ~ . This favorite place of resort, under tbe manage-■qfent-ol^Captaili Jacoby la becoming “par excellenza.” The choicest wines, liquors Mad cigars can be found there—accomplished clerks, etc. The Restaurant department contains everything the appetite could wish. That peceaifcodfttiRg. gentleman. Professor Taylor, presides over the culinary department, which is a sufficient guarantee to the patrons
Tke Nice* season w«, ^ , , tPBCIAfc I—TW—a _jft«ad before £he patrons of the Geranium ^ ~ ~ ^ k t ^
last night, fh» H» to eleven o’clock.
ciptive” facultiss of this gsntUmsn are . developed; hence the followlagerreieou* calculation. We qnote from hie melltfiaons effaelen. He state*, “th* records of the Adjutant’s office of the Nlnth***imeot, First Army Cerps, on tbs #d day ef ApHr, 18M, ahowa an aggregate of two hundred and forty men, including thoee present and absant, and>le* ahow* that of this number bet on* hnndrsd and ten were for doty. N.B. ;By information received from individuals of the different companies, I caa assert most emphatically that but ona-half oftha aforesaid voted. I kaow also toaoertstnty that one hnndrsd votes were polled for th* so called Democracy. These are the gentleman’* M undlspatable arguments.” How contradtetery. HeaeaerU that there were bat one hundred and ten men present for duty—that but one-half of them voted, and that on* hundred votes were palled for tbe so called Democ-
racy.
Let’* see: the half of one hundred and ten is fifty* five. One hundred of this number voted the Democratic ticket, and he assert* hut flfty-flv# voted. Bow preposterous end ridiculous I We are surprised that a gentleman of such a “comprehenalv* mind’’ should make such an egreglon* arror, in th# vain attempt to exonerate the party which he advocates from th* odium •f election frauds. Th# gentleman ia evidently “ erratom.” and allows my artisto to elicit from Msamehixecrations.. Must! Falsehoods copiously bestowed— esused by a deep sens* of wounded pride. The gentle man has very boldly stigmstlasd a* a* low born, desp cable, of lew extraction, and littla or no education. We may not he s» well educated, nor of so high birth asenr philanthropic*! colleague; nor are wa ah egotlsileal aa onr worthy friend “ of foreign birth.” Hut I am ao American, bom In a free country, where high birth is not an essential part of trae greatnem, where people are known by their dally walk, and are rewarded for true merit, net an acooqnt of bl*od and high jPjth; but by FXnrciriA, xox nrarria. T« sey that we appreciate the high “ principles of human liberty atd moral decency,” lathe light which the gentlemen eulogizss himself ia the last paragraph of his Infamous card, would be a calumny, « superflnous banding of tke English language, for wh ch I have uo taste nor talent. Suffice to ley that we will meet the gentleman who has so boldly challenged cj, willingly. Therefore, as I am the challenged party, acc rding to the roles and laws by which duelists ar* goreroed, 1 believe I have the choice of weapons. Th-refere 1 do boreby declare that I will fight the gentleman, at any time and place which may hereafter be deilgnated, and wish It furthar known that th* weapons wh ch 1 select to be used on that occasl.n shall be squirt guns, of good substantial cane, and the aforesaid squirt guns shall be doubly charged with a fluid commonly known as water, and, at a distance W tor* feet; the antagonists are to continue the contest until
one or both are exterminated.
I would suggest that the gentleman had better come prepared, nor doUee any impropriety in hie bringing a box for the deposit of his immortal body, for it is my opinion that If the man is as soft aa hit very commendable aote, 1 will bring him down. I wasnnawarethat principles so characieri tic of feudal time* were the principles of Americans They are antagonistic to bnmsn liberty and moral decency, devod of the high moral and virtuous principles of tbe present day, and only advo-ated by vile, petulent people, who dbregard tbe laws of (i-d and man, and
call it chivalry, bravery
In contusion 1 will sta e that tbe intention of the last paragraph of my notewaa not to cast a slur, nor to
Camargo Macufeoturlngi Co. SB West Fourth Street, C*m*Uti,> Qkio
WIiutBCTn-Tnflft.lWl'ole^alQ Trade.(MaRMriliKfei
febll dgm
H. H. BRKNBKMAN, Trep’r.
From a philantbrophio member of the Ninth Regimen’, First Army Corps, who will subm t his name
soon.
yy There will be a meeting oi' the Young
nin-, at eight o'clock, at the''editorial room* of ^^nhbitTpM^^^of which ILy .‘re’a^aK. the Herald, for the transaction of important nor(1#IwUh lltobe g0 construed,
bii'lncss. Frank Cunningham,
Secretary.
Goon i U'r <>r Evil.— We heard :t cholera frightened geiUlenuu yesterday, eommeuting on thi; report that several deaths liad occurred at Washington, eongratulating himself on the prohahility that the pestilence would for.te an aiijotirmnent of Cougress—one poison thus eradicating the other. i'HOBABLK Infanticide.— Mr. Thomas Warner, llshing m the canal, near Camp Carrington, yesterday, hookeil up the body of a new born white male infant, perfectly mule, which had evidently been in the water for several says. Some miserable woman has probably stained her soul with the crime of child ] murder to hide her shame. IjarA very pleasant bachelor party was given at the Circle res tab rant last night, by Mr. George Rliodius, on the occasion of bis fortieth birthday. The table was a triumph of culinary science, and the wines aud cigars ai>peared lobe relished by the guests. Mr. Hhodius plays the host to perfection, and his entertainments are uniformly pleasant. ift-TT We do not know exactly bow Mr Laugsdalc feels toward the Herald, but he certainly should feel grateful to it. The Herald first called tbe attention of the County Commissioners to the fact that the township trustee was so crowded with his multifarious duties that he could not even have the Sundays to himself. The commissioners, seeing that Mr. Laugsdalc was wearing himself out in the service, and was too modest to complain himself, kindly relieved him of the extra duty of wood distributing. Improvements.—Work has commenced on Mr. W. II. Morrison’s block of store rooms on the corner of Meridian and Maryland streets. The tirst story Is of iron and the three upper stories will be of solid stone work, of fine design and finish. We understand that the third and fourth rtorics of Mr. Morrison’s block, and tfiosc of tlie adjoining two store rooms, will be llnishcd for an opera hall, making one of the finest amusement rooms in the West. The front of Mr. Morrison’s block will not be surpassed in the State, and will add to the substantial improvements of Indianapolis, giving additional evidence of the solid prosperity of our city, m otlf dally walks we notice improvements progressing in every part of the city, and there is every reason to believe that the amount of buildiug tliil year will fully equal that of last
season.
lifTie United Htute* District Attorney has commenced suit against Ernest Shrader, a government inspector of Lawrenceburg, on a charge of fraudulently stamping one hundred and seventy-four boxes of cigars. The penalty in such cases made and provided is $300 per box. and if the charge is sustained. Mr. Shrader will liud himself involved to tbn tunc of
$32,290. _
The City Census.—If any evidence wye lacking to fasten upon the Republican party the enormous fraud* practiced at the election* in ISOI, it might be found in the figures of the city census, as reported to the Gnuucil on Monday night. The population of the city, according to the census, is 35,87S. Tliis comprises only those living within tlie corporate limits. Probably enough ol people might be found in the suburbs to bring it up to 40,000, certainly not more. Yet out of this population of forty thousand, in the neighborhood of tciithousand votes were polled. Mayor's CiMJKT.^-FJiza Berry and MitggK Hazleton had an examination yesterday on a charge of stealing a set of furs from Hiram Deshon. They were held to bail lu the hiiih of $.'>00 each, and went to jail in default. George Davis and Frank Finical, the two birds who attempted Mr. Clark’s merchant tailorfhg establishment Sunday morning, were bound over in the sum of $I,ikh) each. Anna Green, Sally Dodds, John Gray, Mattie Halford and Sallte Brown, were ussessett $14 7n each, for unlawful assembly. Rudolph Cidetnler, Henry Rankin, Joseph Hubbard. William Davis. Richard Doggett, J. Given, John Greenwood and Daniel CaHihan, were tiled for baring
been drunk.
Exchange Billiard Saloon.—‘A fe’nuut reopening took place last evening at the famous Exchange Billiard Rooms, and they were crowded with our citizen* intent upqjl Welcoming the advent of Mr. X. D. Keneaster to their charge. The National Guards baud was in attendance and discoursed delightful music during the entire eveulsg. Each of tbe nine super!i Phelan’s tables were taken posseSsfon of by lovers of the cue, but the most of the interest seemed to center in a game played by those superior bllliardists, Messrs. Morris and Benjamin, who gave a display of their science. Mr. Keneaster did every thing in his power to please, and it was the general expression that
he made every one feel at home.
call, all yc wBb hunger or fliirst.
Broom Factory*—We invite attention to the advertisement of Moulton, Billingsley * Co., who have established a factory at No. 18 West Pearl street, for the manufacture of Kellogg’s Patent Excelsior Broom. We have tried one of their brooms, and can recommend them as the neatest, cheapest and most durable article in the marke*. ! * It 1st Conceded l»y Every Body of good taste that the prettiest stock of Dress Goods in the city can be found at the Ladies’ Emporium, 28East Washington street. 11-4 W. Spot fc* A Co., of the Star Store, have just received a new supply of Fancy and Domestic Pry Goods; their Dress Goods are of the latest styles, and Trimmings to correspond, which they are determined to sell as low as any other house lu the city. Try them. Remember the place, sign of the Big Star, No. 12 West Washington street. * ’** Shutdown, Boa Hide and Garden Hat at the New Y ork Millinery store, 56 North Illinois street. _ 11-4 Bleoclalaff and presssiag dohe at 56
North Illinois street on short notice.
Wo leave Ju»t received an assortment of Spring Cloths and Cassimere of beautiful designs, at unusually low figures, to which the attention of the public is respectfully invited. C. E. Gbmkiidohtf & Co., Hoosler Woolen Factory Store, Nos. Cl and 63
West Washington street.
Brick Mealder Wasted.—We want one good Brick Moulder, and two or three experienced Brick Yard Hands. Apply to C. E. Whitael, 291 Virginia avenue, or to J. A. Whitsel, on the Briek Yard, on the Fletcher grave yard, north of the United States arsenal.
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Quaker Wry tioodn Btore.—Just received on Saturday anether invoice of goods from New York, per Adams Express. Selling very cheap at No. 08 East Washington street 0-2 Wasted.—Girls (white or colorod) to do all kinds of work, at the City Intelligence Offie, No. 98}.£ North iMnou street. 10-3 Uun, da*, dasu—Messrs. Coulter A White, practical gas sod steam pipe ^fitters, No.82 East Market alreot, near the pestoBee, are prepared to Introduce Into churches dwellings and stores, gas pipe in a thorough workmanlike manner. As they are both practical workmen, and employ no botch hands, they arc satisfied they can give entire satisfaction both In work and in price. They have also a complete stock of chandeliers, pendents, brackets, hall lights, portable stands, and, in faetevery thing appertaining to that buslneas, not to be surpassed in the city. They also renew fixtures In gilt or bronze, or will exchange for old fixture*. They also keep on hand force ami cistern pumps. lt>-§ Quaker Ht«re.—Spring Balmorals, all kinds, as cheap as the cheapest, at 68 East YVnsbington street. 10-2 Wauted to Hia-e.—Girls and Men, to do all kind* of work, can be furnished at the City Intelligence Oflta*. No. 33>4 North Illinois struct. 10-3
Ti« cmraw switas B**w*y. Ur. jf. W. rOLAJfU’S WHITE TIP CfflfKHHiD, It now offered to th# afflicted throughout th# country, afur barir.g h«Mi proved by th# teat of eleven year*, is the Hew EngUad Slates, when Its merit* have become aa well known as th* tree from which. In part, It derives
It* virtues. , , ;i>j 1 THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CORES
Sore Throat*, CqldvCanghAfflptofritPronchiti*, Spitting ef Bleed, *nd Pulmonary ASrotiona generally. It Is a rem irks I* Remedy for Kidney Com-
plaints, Die hates. Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidney*
and Bladder, Gravel, and
i JttfllW»a.Pr«e«M»iitoCia*»^Le. Ho. M South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Give It ■ Dial if yen weuM learn tbe value of a good and tried Kedicln*r 'It la pleasant, safe and sure. ^anSMdAwg*^^^^^^^ . Boston. Mas*.
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. FURNITURE.
Cabinet uUakefs’ U ftioto,
GROCERIES.
lee w. ■AggEl.MAH.
r. a. sawtsb.
. SAWFtf* 4c BABSI&fftAN,
WHOLESALE GROWERS, . - ^.WAukr-Acridtan Str^, ^ ^ .jnftW*!:*; 4c
febft d3ra
•<LU aU
HfDtAH ATOI48; 1HD
R B Alvord.
FOR SALE.
Marion Comity Fannaf ; various rice* and qualitie*, from four bundled and sixty acre*, well improved, to three acre* tuimpreved. Boane fisr each, ether* tmleaK time.
Groceries and Liquors, Ho. 1 Ahtord’a BLjck, Cor. Meridian and Geo-gia Streets, jAjSLSh! a. S. folto**)! ^ini.Jene*. jA. wTOIVKS Sc €M3..
sort dCt
j.s. DuauM’aco, He. 18 HoHh qsrtdtan
(Snoouner to Jonr*, Vlnnedgo A lore*,)
WHOLESALE OROCERS,
Xj>* 1 «nd^ |*^» House Building,
feb9 d2n> * * INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PRY COOPa. _
Ladies’ Emporium,
ks. R fiMt WufelagtM llmw,
LIPPERD, MILLER & DIAL,
PROFRXSTOXia.
a. *. atojarr
TTAVIHG Jvit received from Hew Tost onr qffiadhl XH. stock of •' * Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, W# Invito th* eftlieu of ladlanapoU* and •mrroandIng country to call at onr establishment before poichastng elsewhere and examine an assortatent of good*, which Tor beauty and quality is unsurpasaed In tW* dty. Our good* bar* bout aaitotad with gnat can by aigerleneed buyer*, and bought for o s h: , At the Ute low prices, wlU aa Ida* to ntR oP iffiOi*, which w* propose to **ll a* Lw as th* lowest
L.IT* E IV
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Of vli qualities and deaeripUon*.
EKoMOTT, BY A* * CO.,
Wbolotalo Det er* la milli
aROCERIBS ANC XalQUORS, , fS SjRcOSa'SsnHon ffiv*ktonaajad fahnosa. Ho. to^ornsr XetoUan and Huylaad 8U , IndlanapoltH.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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W. I. BXSIUT.
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B. B. nABTnTOALB. j. M. MOO BE.
ifo, Mypest YVashington St^qeAi/pl I",/’ feb»d3m INDIANAPOLIS.
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E. C. ATKINS. Manufacturer of Patent Ground, Circular, Mill, Moody And improved Croaa Cqli ii *f j
Metropolitan Theater. C&rtter of S^JiAOflfoR and ^Tennesiee ttreatt
JEffKHUVHS muvaawaa Breakage in repairing done at owner's risk.
mpolia. feM’dSm
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SASH, DOORS' AND BLINDS,
DRUGGISTS,
No, 22 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. after April 1st. feblO dSm
SASH, DOOR. BLIND AND BOX MANUFACTURERS. And House Carpenters. W. 33 . F E S L E H Ob CO.^ Cop. SdUftThnd Delaware streets. mchOdSm ^ t -ifc o I il edEn- witMan - ^ ' ^
Manufacturers of
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, TYXouldinRW, Floorines, Etc., febSS d3m No. 68 But Market Street.
6HAN6I OF T1MI: ... -1 • .a
Doors open at T .o’cAonk. Ovsrtur* begin* at M to 8a .«f .k»£ •• Wednesday E?ening, April 11.
^CLOTHING.
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X. II. HATS. >. WACHTXL. J CATSBKLTKBIH. A tOStKTHAL. HATS, BOdWarTHAX* A CO.,
Macnfacturer* and Wholssale Dealers in
Clothing Sl Gent’s Famishing Goods No 64 South Meridian street, Indianapolis, Indiana, am
149 Chambers, aad 131 ^eads street, New York.
febS d3m
AO. DKSSAB. J. ». DBSSXR. DAVID DK8SAK.
’ IDHHffiABJ K1RO. 4c CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Clothing; aud Piece Cjioods, Ho. GO Retain Bk>ck, South Meridian Street.Indiana-
polis, Indiana, and 5 College Place, New York City.
febS d3m
M Ft
BOOTS A WO'SHOES.
SMITH
id
STEWRK,
C .] s:r?»: W*.
74 Masaacdmisttv ▲venue
Manufacturers of , BOOTS A TV D S HOE S. Order* promptly attended to. Repairicg lone with neatnevs and dispatch. — J “-
.OT3 PWMHTtfftaii? ,vnstaunt( JAJkaa.f^
J. A. CaetHAVD.
noeonata naoutaa. a. OALnwaix.
CBOSSl^ARIlh, HEACUKRE A CO.,
nrpiaiiAyrtT.inj ntmaMa
feMdSa
r. w. noixaxii.
H01LAN0, OSTERMEYER 4 CO., WhotoMlD Wrocegti,
and Commission Mekcuants, 78 Cast WafMngton Street
feblO dSta IHDIANAPOUS, INDIANA.
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HAT*. q$p.. arc
zrt.-— I. M. ALTBY.
Jobbers of
TTSt*, q*s», Tmn, Wainr Roods, Cm*hr*limn rr4 Pmrmawla, B fiS ST |««%|ndIanapolU,
v|[£ A - jWMMUNH.lAMaow^-t 7J
Wholesale Manufacturers of
UPHOIjSTERED QOOOS/ Parlor, Library and Office Furniture, Indianapolii.
Ware rooms N
office.
Jbbn meba d3m
4U*UORS*
J. c. iiuiakti i:v k: k, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Pore Bontbon, Old Montmybttx^aud Bye Whisky, pure No. 89 West Washlaffitoa Street, feb!4 d3a Under Metropolitan Hall, Indianapolis w. w. JAMBS. JOHN PEABODY. JAMES 4c PEABOB1, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Sparkliig Catawba aid Champagne
WINES.
Also, mawelbctorers of Improved goda or Mineral Water, Ho. tt West Pearl street, IndisnspoHs. py Outers frem the country promptly attended to
ORNAMENTAL PLASTER. J. V. TAYE.OR, .IK.. Manufacturer of all kinds of PL VSTFR WORK. Orders from thf^country or eiiypromptly attended to
LICHTdINC RODS.
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>u. 92 Host Wa«iliington Street, Manufacturer of the Celebrated , Copper Tabida# Lightning / Rod, And Munson’s Combined BCLER AND PAPER CUTTER. feb!9 d3m
I'OLICK Hkgulations.—The police ay stem of our city .seem* sadly deficient In any successful effort to arreat erime. Judging from tbe Mayor’s docket such does not seem to be the object in view. The report of the doings at ttia muftklpal court yoiterday morning exhibits, as is usual, the fact that a few men were ay rested aud fined for drunkenness, and a periodical descent was made upon some bagnios, or Upon the females who frequent such establishments. As customary, these frail creatures were lined, and saddled with a gp$d bill of costs, and then. If they were able to pay the assessed damages, were permitted to go and resume their customary avocations to accumulate the moans to compensate for another arrest. We have been innocent enough to suppose that the object of police laws was to prevent crime. In this impression it seems we have been egregiously mistaken. As the law is now administered, the sole purpose seems to be on the part of those to whom the administration of municipal law is entrusted, to make as much as possible out ol a certain class of ottender* while no effort is made by the imposition of severe penalties to reform aud purify the public morals, and prevent the recurrence of the offences. In certain cases, if we may judge by results, just the amount Qf pecuniary penalty is imposed, that, in tho judgment of our police court, the offenders arc able to pay. Can such an administration of justice be regarded in any other light, if we may judge of it by a true standard of morale, than a partnership with crime]' As lohg as our police courts are administered upon a free policy, the public need not expect any vigorous efforts tor tho suppression of tbe offenaea ifhich now appear most frequently in the police reports. The system must be eluyqpd. aaU'a fixed ealnry or compensation attached to all our municipal officers, especially those to whom police regulations are entruetolfc, u » e,, « re*®® 1 * 8 we havc 1,0 inviUl * ouspurpose in particularizing any municipal offleer, but we ask tf the mayor of the city, under present regulations, is anything more Hum mere police judge ? As such, he makes a fat thing out of his ofllcc, while the proper duties of the chief magistrate of a city, are in a great measure neglected. The same remark will apply to the pdHee officers. They look more to the offenders against city ordinances, and those infractions of them, out of which foes can be made, tliao to tbe police aud nanitary retotnffi, Ahfch would advance tbe moral# and health of the city. And as long as the peo|MNillef Ae’tucfc a state of affairs, they may rest assured they will continue, and officially
fftttoffi upon tbe wages ef sin.
_ LOCAL ITEMS. Urent Reduction in Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods ut MclVKR’ri.
Auction Mule of welt kept TlottSchbl^ Furniture, ut No. 397 North Pennsylvania street, Thursday, April 12, 1800, at half past nine a. M., as follows: 100 yards Brussels three ply Stair ami other Carpets, hair seat Sofa, Sofa Chairs, Dining, Cane Seat and other Chairs and Rockers, Rosewood, French and other Bedsteads Bureaus, Tables, Wash Stands, Clock, Refrigerator, Ottomans, Foot Stools, Whatnot, Cloth Window Shades, Gilt Frame Looking Glass, booking and \4 r arming Stoves, Hall and other Lamps, <iueene, Glass and Tinware, etc., otc. Don’t fail fq go, j Wm. F.. Featherston, 11-2 Auctioneer.,. Tlie Knobby Driving Hat at
McIvf.r’s.
That Handisouie Mffn of the Ltrdie*’ Emporium, 28 East Washington street, Indicates handsome goods. To prove that fact, Ladles, call in and sec. U-4 Cheap Carpet* and Wall Paper can bo found at No. 71 East Washington street. C. L. Turner A Co., successors to Tousey A Byram, have a rich and desirable stock of good* froih which to select, and will not be outdone In the way of bargains. New goods are being received daily. | I.nrge A^ortment of Men’s Caps juft received at^ ^ ?lcl vers ffliutlc and HrawiMB.'-ilrs. Ashby, teacher of piano, pencil and crayon drawing 1 residence, No. 70 North Mlastarippi stf«l£ y* 1 Mrs. A. is from the East, and has fiad ex-
perience in teaching.
Cheapest Merchant Tallorlnffi ^ Mr. J. Hurrle, No. 168 Eaat Washington street, ha* an extensive stock of the latest spring goods, which he is making up in the moat fashionable styles to order, and V he pays cheaper rents than many others, he can
afford and Is
prices.
Want to Huy.—A Mods Water Draught; and also, to rent two good Fountains this season. A. M. Woods, Capital Drug Store. Massachusetts Aveue.
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Quaker tltore.—White Goods In all varieties selling cheap at No. tvs Fast Washington street. *9-2 Merchant Tsallerinur.—Messrs. Conklin & Kenney have opened a first class merchant tailoring establishment in Miller's Block, North Illinois street. They have a splendid stock of piece good#, embracing the most elegant patterns ever sscu in this market. Mr. Kenney has l>ecn favorably known to the citizens of Indianapolis for a dozen years or more as a first claw cutter. The workmen employed are all first class, and w ith the best of goods, a cutter who never fail*, and a determination to auconed. there is no reason why Messrs. Conklin A Kenney should not aecure a fair share of the patronage of their fellow citizens. Give them a call.
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Mold ten ondCMBcers of Indiana regiments who have not received their full psy, or, from any cause, have not been mustered out, will call at J. W, Blake A G’o.’i War Claim Agency, No. 45 East Washington street, or corrcxpoml by mail. 26-12eod Jnnt reoeffCcd nMfcoCUy Shoe Store, * few cases of the celebrated Hartford and Fbiladulphia French Calf; hand sewed, Boots, also a large assortment of Lsdles’ Misses* ami Children's Shoes of every deccriptlon. Call and look a{ my goods and prices, before |»ur-
chasing elsewhere.
7-4 . Thomas Hunter. Free loanck.—There will be a free lunch every night at the Geranium Saloon. 5-C Fashionable MIlllnea*y.—Mrs. H. N. Qnimby, No. 12 South Illinois street, iy dally receiving her new stock of goods of the latest styles. j meta27-lm Tke Headquarter* m Indiana for Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Is the New York Store, W. A H. Glenn, peeprietore, Gtonn’t
Block, Indianapolii, Indiana.
Mrs*. Wi»*lovr*» Mpwtlo Pill* tor females, are the only reliable female pill in the market. They are mild, and no bad effect arises from their use. Pay two dollars for a good article, rather than one dollar for u poor one. Hra. Window's Pi 11anre superior to all others. Price, $2 per box, or three boxes for $5. Ask for Mrs, Winslow’S Mystic Fills—
take pone other. J
W. IT Ha&kit A Co., Agents.
DRESS GOODS. It shall bo our pri4* to famish and keep ronffiaggy on hand * largo fesortmsot of th* riebsst, chsapnl *ad
moot f»«hlonshb ttf las at
French, Englbl) A Anericin Fabrics.
s i Xi k: s i
All soloes, stylos sad widths, in pBcss aot sslpasssd. PARIS POPLINS.
POPELINE OESOIE. SOMETHING NEW.
Soiree Good*. drenadlmeM, am ■ Whmmm m ■
O v n ■■■ wvionrrm. n ■ ■ * n Crepe mm*w> IsBW**, Rarege, SliBlIie;.
Chfntx, Etc.
Botail Deslrr In
Hats, Caps, Furs & Straw Goods m W mekingto* Street,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nfn. 1*7 ffinwffk Meridian Street. KVAYM, MAYO At < D., wholksalh BOOTS AND SHOES, foblO dSm L —
v k BBS ducks wa. BDanrvM. w. •.stomb. t. * stobb. HK.TBHICK8, EDMFTVDO At FO., • j- WMesriaQmbnk, . BOOTS AND SHOES, nBi-a.oai*.MniWHI ■i^WiBiili! " Indinnopolbs, Ind. fatodarf RIWRiWARViis H-AYIM, Wholmalc Dsalen In B ootsMi.a.pi.dL &li oe s 9 Ho. to Sooth MortJUn Stroet, . fcbS dSm Indisssiapalla.
WHITTE Ci OOBS WE MAKE A SPECIALTY.
CONFECTIONERY. DA«»€»F.TT, 4e CO., • MbobI ctursnef CONFECTIONERY, And WholsBale Dealers In TEAS, FIRE WORKS, FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., ETC., 31 South Meridian street, Indianapolii, Indiana. Into d3m , - ■. , , , i • i ■. , , . d
OIL.
I. P. BVABr. O. T. aVAXS. W. B. »VAJ(S. J. B. KVASfl. I. F. KTA^ft A CO., M*r. ufactn rsrji-vt LIIV^EEI> OIE, 134 South Delaware Street, Indieaapoii*, Indiana, wilt pea ths-fckehest ■ariret pri s lor !F X* -A. X S EEI>. febl4 d3m J A*. B. U.A18BTTK UBISJOBDAll. JAS. M. SLAUGHTER A CO., Refiners’ Agents for PITROUUM, CAAB0M & MACWNt 0R€. Nlo. l Jjwjfthftlnnn tebM d3m 1HD1AHAPOU3, 1HD. PIANOS.^ 7 * WOJ. ARO A ST’Olii KCC, ■ ' ' mtALints in 4 ' PIAYO FORTES,OKGAYNi A.2srx> kdEIoOJDBOJSrS. Gran t Plan’*-, Square Pianoe, Dprigbl Pianos, Cottage ; Pianos, Wboles*!* and Hstaii. feb't d3m Ho. 4 Bates House Block, Indiwi*p<i!is.
TRUNI
LND VALISES.
rTi.y nt R ro>, Msnufaeturer and Dealer in TRUNKS, VAIiISES, TrseeUnf Bags, Ktc., wholesale and retail. No. 29 (oldNo. 13) South Illinois State, Three do..rs South of Palmer House, Indianapol's, Ind Repairing don# itsfeart JtoUce. Trunks *nde to ord. r.
fei>19 d3iu
AmuB.fiaents.
•Hr. \T.H. Riley.
IBeaedt nf m r> e r .
OCTOROON; 03, THB EIGHTH BLOOD.
Mr. H. E. CliiAi'cli Has volunteered, and wilt sing a “PERFECT CXJH7B.”
NOTICE.
Street Car Advertising. (NOB outside Dally Advertisement Card*. Auction F Sates, Closing Out Seles, or Public Perforaanees, ipply to R.F. FLLTCHBH, -Ho 1 AlvoM’s Block. ^eb^d3m^JPj^Jjg^nigjr0g^tnajoissU|eeL
CARPETS.
CARPETS
REAL BARGAINS
IN CARPETS!
PATENT MEDICINES. CL. K. BTTEX.I,, Manufacturer of Dr. Buell’s Celebrated Family Medicines, Nw. 90 Peart Fit., Indlnnnpolfe*. <MI»d3tn
PUMPS.
—1BC.UA.H HJASIUBrr. Would respectfully Inform the cllixen* of ladisnspolis and sujroandlng country, that ha t* prepaied to furnish Pomps of the best quality to all who may favor him with their orders. Work sent to any part of the State, and warranted for one year. Shop NO. ttti NORTH DELAWARK STREET, opp site the Court House, Indianapolis, Ind. Wells d :g and repaired at all Hates tat a «a Os fee lory manner. fcb!9 d3m
We have reduced the price of our Carpets
30
To meet the declloe tn gold and the expectations of the people.
LINKS CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK. WASH BLONDE, FRENCH LAWN, JACONET, SWISS, WISH CAMBRIC, BUI LLI ANTE, YICTOMA-LAWN. WASH TAMLGWN (MW ami WrieDftble. EMBROIDERIES (French, Swiaa and SoDtch.j LACIES'(SUk,Gil1pilTe,Malt6ae, Applique and VoUiU) ( , ■ w <. <-.c» - v ■ ^ •' v/ ■ Real Point' Lace Collars,
L A. O E V E l L S
Aim, a large aaaortmeBt of
<r •jj ia I
COMMISSION. CHAHI.RH HliAXlFR. Commission Merchant,
Dealer lu
Flour, Grain, Hay, and Produce generally, and nanofacHo. 146 ftouth Pennsylvania St., IndianapoUa, lad Parttcniar attention giran to the tala and porchaae of Flour, Grata an 1 Produce. M>U d3m JOH.Y T, INFWFFMH A C'O^ COMMISSION BO^CHANTS And the salens In Produce,
43 South Delaware Street,
tetedSm • • nratAHil^Ua.THDIAHA. CO^IO^V "t^CHANT Flour and nil kinds off Feed, Nos. 12 and 16 South Pennsylvania Street, (Few daorsMoef nary# A Fletcher’s Bank.)
^ ^ - U. u. HOl.MANie
Produce Cjommis§Lion Merchant.
Mo. 8 Houm ftnnding, iTjuihinstcm ment* of all kinds. ProJnce and Proviaioui
Ltti ki »tti
Notions, Hosiery and Gloves.
*pr3 dim
9
SEWING MACHINE. %75 Birtlett Sewiig Michlie. f ICHHXKD under patenU of Bows, Wheeler ft WitI i eon, Grovyt A Bataer, and Stacsr Od’s, and the .nly Cheap Machine In tha UnttoditoUs, having th* right to nee Sta# Whealer * fttlbea erfenr motleB Dnfter We want Agents to tell them. Will pay 930 to $100 per mouth, or allow large commission... Will send Machines, to be paid for when told. For circa I an, term*, etc., enclose stamp and oddrooa FAG* BtOTHlM,
General Agents,
At either at ear Offloes, Philadelphia, PenaeylvWrta, Toledo, Ohio, er ft*. Laois, MUeoeri. “ “* *** "*f SciwitfNc
aprftdlSrwfjt
OUVBeTOUOBT.
Sews with dnabte er stogie thread.
loan.
LOST.
Browning A Sloan, Agent*.
: . J»nsi3-am
Keojrencd.—City Bath House—No. 16 West 1’earl street; entrance through barbershop. Hot and Cold Baths in good warm rooms. n29-tf K. May A Co., at the Loan Offics, No. S4 South Hltnois street, will loan meuey on any article of value, or buy the saute. Always on hand, unredeemed pledges for sale. Rcm©v«d.—Dunn A fftiruey have moved their plumbing and gits fitting establishment from Kentucky avenue to No. 70 North Illinois street, (Miller’s block) where they are now prepar*4 to. receive and ^execute all orders in their Ihw on abort imtiM and In good style. 2-12
compelled to ke* j open both Bight end day, and will bo h^tonehuYriwuto ^.,^1
IEON RAILING.
B. P. HAUOH & CO.,
Manufacturers of
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and Jails, VERANDAHS, BASK VAELTS, TBOH DOOBS, ffinTTTBBa, BOLTS AMD IBON X Fronts, also, plain and ornamental Iron Stairs and general hens* smithing, and builders of E. MAY’S. fiAT-pr* JAIL, , J . No. ’74,' Souiili Pennsylvania Street, mchifl d3m 1HD1AHAPOH8, ISP.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
’Flu* Wlierklnn, tbe Mertoo, ttic,IfcTby, and the Brighton Hat-*, in light colors, qy
Grand Rns*ls for first etoeire $u|af those
splendid Silk Grenatlinen, just
New York Lad*W Kn|iiiiiffi * F"*
Washington street “
8TKPHKH HoHABB, an o(d M’tiseq of (he Ffftb Word, and ter nteay years a member of the Council, will be supported at the special election to be held on Saturday, the 21st Instant, for Councilman of th* Fifth Ward. .,MA*TCm»HS.
For Sheriff.
Ed tok or the HeKaLo: ' Please say that OLIVER W. JOHHSOH is a candidate fer th* office ef Sheriff «f Marlon county, subject to a nomination by the Union County ConvetPiom^
For NKeriff.
Torq*Vowa*»of MaBsoi Uotim, tatetagA; WflCLfftlf JOHH WALLACE, ex-Sheriff of ^id
J . IHCLfAlf JOHH WALLACE, ex-8hariff of said 5 Hon, subject to tbe act ton at the Onion Convention of — 1 ~~ — said county. / Mabt Votbb*.
/lOlOiTli’o i
,T’i; >.
at ,i>. ,10'.
T> AILBOAD FBUfTTHG.—Officers of BaUieeds will JL rareb th>touresW4» to* agggggjpgy
a n* ■
-'.rfMiT •• •
MEDICAL.
THE
afflicted
W**^*^'* 0 " “ ^sW^ly^**^ ^* n ' u 1 mptl0D ’ Compound Syrup of Symplocarpus or 'Lung
Balsam. . .
It Is no qutck ncstinm. It has’ been used by practicing Physicians for twenty-fire years, and is warranted to cure. Call for Tomlinson’s Lug Balsam. Pit sale
W , D ?‘n»3fi»4
«*•■ MT West Waahtogton street,
aprtOdhwSmW^^^h^jgoJjj^Un
MWTH WONDER OF TRE WORLD 1 :V» . ■ •. v. 1 '■ : • - '' > ■ - * ’ Arabian Magie Liniment
WWW
, khri) i 1 l\2t •
ti
QUEENS WARE. WHOLESAMJ aUE^SWARE CHINA AHn CULAKSWAJBK, B. A. WOODBRIDGE, 10 West Washington Street, febMdSpi IN UXA3APGL19, INDIANA, ii r. wKsr. gko. a. wwr. John i. morris. H. F. WEST Sc CO., Importers and Who'seal* Dealers la China, Glass, ({ueeDsyiare, Cutlery, And Plated fioods, 87 East Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. feb?4 d3m iron, sTeel.^etcT W; jr. HOIalalDAY St CO., ’ - 11 BenAers h»- ; ‘ * Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Nuts, Bolts, Blacksm'ths’ Tools, Hubs, Felloes, Spokes, Carriage Trimmings, etc., etc., No. 50 South Morldiaa Street, febtOd-Tm IHMAHAP0U3, INDIANA.
^ FURNITURE^ PiPIEGF.Io, THOMS A CO. Manufacturers, Whalwak *fi4 BatoODoaiesato all FURNITURE, CHAtftS AMO MATTRESSES, Wswreoas, Ho. 73 West Washington Street, f.b21 d3m IHDIANAPOUS, IND. Cabinet Make^s , Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of IP XT KT I T XT HR. 33 , x'W. IRA Kama Wnmkffngt— St., febl» d3m RfBUHAPOLlfl, IND.
CoBtlnn
i Uikisiii
DRY GOODS.
WERR, PAXTIRONI A CO., ’ J3Vi<5UJ«Wi«AA^ ^ i ' Dry Goods and Motions, Ho. 9 Alvord’s Block, Bonth Meridian street.
Indtanopollm, Ind.
■ . S. BYBSM
K. a. COKBBIJU8.
TOUSEY, BYRAM A CO.. Dry Goods and Notion*, Ho. 2 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian street,
Imdlnmapollf*, Ind.
f«b9 d9m
FRAME LA Iff DRRM.
W. 0. TARKIMOTOM.
0. B. PATTI SION.
LANDERS, TARKINGTON & PATTISON, JOBBBRR OF Dry Goods and Notionti, Ho. 58 South Meridian street, ftchliuil’a Block, Indlnnapelljs. Ind,. febS d3m re e, coMiffU I’r'rlk co., Wholesale Dealers In Areffim and Domestic Dry Goodie" Fancy Goods, A.isrx3 IsrOTXOTsrs', Ho. 4 A Word's Blo-ta, Ban fit Meridian street, ftbBdSm IIVX)lA3?JAF > OHS.
MURPHY, KElUffEBY A CO. Wholesale Dealer* In Fortlgi »r4 Mlfestlc Dry ? mrrioisr». No 42 and 44 Bast Washington street, feb9 dSm INDIANAPOLIS, 1HDI4HA.
JEWELRY, ETC.
McUE.YE A HERROY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
American and Swiss Watches,
Diamonds, Jhwhlrt,
Gold Per*. Silver Ad Commoa Chain#, eto.' Agenu for AmertennW|ftd,ey. , y,, L ., febiOjOgt
-a
CLOCK9, ETC.
V
S. CV , Ac t o. EI>E1V,
Importers, Wholesale ut Retail Dealers In
CTzMPnCSr 1UEOTTATOKS,
AND liMWGdt)L£sK8,
Eden’^too^ NurW Murkt^taert, ftblO dSm ‘ ' ITOfASAPOLia. IND.
.7*: * >o. ^ Wholesale MUSIC 75 East Market; Street, X IST X> I A. 1ST A. 1? O L18.
A. M. BBUVHA-M A CO., Wholesale Music
> from MMrikqy ATSstaL ffiwnhe * Co., and other*. Agents lea Batoy * Oo.UOOUage Organs and ilodeons. fstSl dSm
HAT MANUFACTURER.
WTILLIAJS-I BHOW3ST, HAT i MANUFACTURER, !%o. 34 Kentucky Avenue, M Next to State Offloae, a fed 19 d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND
CIGARS. A’ff*lHKW I WAIaIaACE*S ROYS, Manufacturers of the Celebrated and World Renowned Crioket Cigar, ** Also, Jobbers of “ e ' Cieuru, 'Fobaccor* and Snutfk, Salesroom and Manufeetory, 47 South Delaware Street. fill IB ffito i ■ -
c. iMrsnsroiziDS, 14»efc YmxlK.and Ruble Sta-,
Manufacturer of
andrilBYaJUi Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS ONLY.
Cuba
CARRIAGES, ^
RI AGES, WAGONS, ETC.
33. C. SXXA-W, Manufacturer of all kinds of first class
€arriages^iifSi^4SiJring Wagoas, No. 26 RistTreoTgfa“.7lhdlanapbIis, Ind. All kinds of heavy Business Wagons made to order. bWtaatther<MBtaxic.fcaItortffilpl»t(ormtorifcA B«palringAnre ftrortfptly. ' fed!9 d3m
a. w. naxw. r. savaa S. W. DREW A HA,. ’ , . Menufacturereef CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND SPRING WAGONS, East Market Square, <. Indianapolii*, Ind. fedXSd3m .j .
NOVELTY WORKS.
UNION NOVELTY WORKS.
FRINK & MOORK,
Manufacturers of Bedstead Farteners. Window Fasteners, Gate Fasteners. Spittoons, Latches, Casters, Sad
Irsn Stands, Muffin Was, Men* Water Drawer,
Tap Brussels $1 7*. 3-Plys $9 00. Ex. Super. Ingrains $1 SO. Super. Ingrains $1 75. All Wool Ingrains $1 00 Cotton Chain Ingrains 50c to 75c. Raff Carpets 75c. Hemp Carpets 40c. At these prices w# con show a good list of goods.
W# have also reduced the price on
WALL PAPER,
And all otber €lood» in our line.
THE TRADE PALACE
FOB
BA-^Q-A-IlsrS.
HUME, ADAMS & CO. H ail 28 West Washligton St. mc^tadln
Bates House Corner, Indianapolis. u 1 1 w ' “
to from taetwhoy 4f'8rin,.fhmbe h Co
24 Georgia SL, bet. Pennsylvania and Meridian, febl» d3n» . INDIANAPOMS, IND.
HatthwAM.rre^
Foreign ^SomesSc^flard)
CARPETS, ETC.
Jm.W.WuuSf'tS^IrSi^
HUME, ADAMS A CO
If Oil
ter.
VY UUlnanlC, A/e«l»w/S . *
Carpets, ,! 0rmhs, flattings,
• smils ■ fjper, g"
26 and 28
' KRAUSS A HAIalo,
rpets. W a 11 Paper.
tf. , .j..} :l ' •!« ■ ’*
Paper,
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, ejc.,,
101 EBAWhsiingttHDSiriA, op$. tfcffFt House,
febSSra . ^ . nmUNAPOLU, IND,
Carpets
on ciothi
eTATNHveRY. Etc.
c .«i/
- U<
[ware
Vte&mZZSZ** 1 ':- M feblO d3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. TZuontar, ^ DORSEY A loAYMAIS* Hardw^r'c^e^, Etc., 34 East Washlmctoil Street. ^btodSn^^^^^^HDIANAPOIJIMHg^
MOTIONS. ^
cn jTri.es
Whol
A <70.,
Toys*. Hollow,jOfloJs, ’ No. 29 West Washington Street,
felO d3m
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MILLINERY COOPS. JT.;%.'OPBlaJfc WJO,
.• Whoteesde Dsalerta 1 1
Strew and MUfipOTr Qoods, 13 South Meridian SA, Indlana|toM«, Ind. H. B.—All orders promptly filled. fehO dSaa
stiles, rmLEt-ft nctau
.k • l *.;•> > f •
i£fh>
yfigiLBaKgffiawwrjs
-i u
0 A i.1?3 if ~ * iTT Tf (eY. ft i'” - M
*V2&&$&3StoaMUAi ' Ggs
aqwkh. mmmm irt h rtr f
Wlufiea^e Dealers (n *
iool Books,Baper. Envelopea
i»an teymm»t'i« “>"•
No.lW3ontt Street, : x Zf,
v«. .1 MffiUNAMUff. INDIANA. warn-
CARPBPPFER'AND BU^DtR.
GARPENYEX. AMP WHiDBR, AUkindnof Aok Work.
op on New York
Shop on New York Street, South Side,
Bet. Illinois and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOUA IND.
ittnf 4 hai.'-a APi.il f rTTh *
log work.
ntiowB** to -snail jobs red to rep.tr-
CsMBdlto
AWNINGS.
A. ^.. ^ ri .
Far«tores, Offimm. Fuhtle Buildtogetad t^tutlfry Rdu'
Xetatm Wacni*. Cmwers, Etc.,
No.'MH VMt Washington Street, ’ * P. O. Box 139 INDIANAPOLIS. JLr- Otokri from allparts of the coantnr respectlaffy lUcited. Orders left at Bamberger’s Bat Jftore promptly attended to. l ■ j wchlT dfcn
RENOVATORS.
IST 33'W- ; iff S'! UBr. i ’•»*! f
CleaniDg and Dyeinff EstaMisteent. B • J. "BAAB, IfD. 19 Konlk Delnwnre * ta CASTIQrocgwBIgNa.
cviunxiiflAi
NEEDS.
A BAILEY,
,a *»nt«iu - - —o»— Oivil-Engineers|x)E/ir C300DS
Room Sl Talbott ^ New’s Building, u«y
the Poatofflce.
the location and ooustiwsflso
Jb e ! X ? * n * U U .Ut ’
REMOVAL.
MERRILL & CO.'S
BOOK STORE
HEM O VE3D
nsr o. a
EAST WASHI.WOTOY JCTREEX, apr4 dim
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent. A BEAUTIFUL suburban residence, seven rooms. f\_ stable, carriage house, one and a half miles trim, the city, east; would rather sell It, or trade for city property, but will real if can’t sail. J. A DUNLOP A CO , apr* dfit Ho. 1> North Meridian.
DRY GOODS.
-
New Dry ttoods House. RICHARDSON, ~N0RTHAM k CO.,. IMPORTEBS AND JOBBERS
8S and 85 West Third atreet, between Walnut aad Tine, Jan99-d3mlstp ClHCIBWATI, OHIO.
FOR RENT.