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DAILY HERALD. U Pabllibedilvery Horning (Sunday excepted j by HALL & HUTCHINSON,

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IIei*ald. Bu-ild-ingr^ 16 1-2 East Washington St.,

INDIANAFOLlA, IND.

TEiiMS OI’ THE DAILY. nd .fter Hoven>berlst,the price of the Dellj

On and alter novemu Herald will be a. follow.:

To carriers, agent* and newsdealers per copy Sc To regalar subscriber., when delivered by carrier or agent, per week. ...85c. Mall (payable In advance) per year $10 00 •* “ “ one month 1 00 And deliverable to city subscribers at 86 cents per

SI 83 per month. If paid strictly In advance will be charged, bntlf not paid in ad-

week, or

Sis

SIS per annum will be charged, bnt If not paid in vance 25 cent* per week will be Invariably the price. Uj’All letters,whether for publication or on business, must be addressed to“Ilal) A Hutchinson,’’Indianapolis,

ndlana.

IKDIAXAPOLIS R. R. TDIE TABLE.

Oolumbus and Indianapolis Central Railway. Frame heave. Trains Arrive. l ay Express 4.0,1 A.M. 8:f,0 A.M Pittsburg Express 8:45 I’. M. 12 30 P. M KigUt Express 7:30 P. M. lc:0b P. M | Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction.| Express 4:00 A.M. 1?:30 P. M Mall 2:45 P. M. 10:00 P. M Bellefontalne Railroad.

Express Accommodation.. Express Mail

... 7.15 P. if. ... 4:00 F.M. ... 4 00 A.M

Madison Railroad.

Morning Express 1015 A.M. Evening Express. 5:i;0 P.M. Jeffersonville Railroad. Morning Express 10.15 A.M. Night Express 9 00 P. H. Chicago Express 5:b0 P. M. Evening Express Peru Railroad.

Chicago Express.. Chicago Express...

..SS.'O V. M. ..10:10 P. M.

Lafayette Railroad.

Chicago Express ..

Springfield Accommoditlon

Chicago Express

12 30 P. M. i 7 30 P. Jl. .10 00 e. K.

8:00 A. H 11:30 A. M 8:45 P. M

12 30 P. M 7:3<. p. M

3:30 A.M 12:30 M 7.30 P.M

7.20 A.M 4 35 P.M

3:45 A. M 10.10 A.M 4:40 P.M 6:40 P. M 7:16 P.M 10:40 A.M 3:45 A M

COMMERCIAL.

Monetary Affaire in flew York.

New York, May 22.

The CotnmtrciaVa money article says the news of the panic in London has produced a Sympathetic effect upon the market here, though as yet to no great extent. Large packages of gold from the sub-treasury for shipment, by the withdrawing suddenly of a large amount of currency from nanks, has produced a marked derangement in the loan market, which is attended with a certain feeling of excessive uncertainty. This morning there has been a very extensive change of hands. Early in the morning, parties whose loans have been called in were lounging round the street and freely offering 5 per cent., at which rate they mostly found accomodations, but thus far there has been no realizing upon collaterals. About one o’clock money was offered somewhat Ireely at seven per cent., and indications appear to be that the market will close easier than it opened. Assistant Treasurer Vau Dyke has signified his willingness to name to the bunks requirements of ten days notice upon temporary deposites, but as yet none of the banks have felt it neceesary to fall back upon the sub-treas-ury; they naturally prefer a condition of supply which will give them 6@7 per cent, rate of discount, and will only withdraw the funds from the sub-treasury under a sharp pressure.

Terre Haute and Indianapolis. St.LonU Accommodation.. 8:16 A.M. St. bonis Express 12.35 P K. Terre Mail 310 V M. Night Express 10:10 P. SI.

Cincinnati Railroad.

Mall 3 50A.M. 12:20 P.M Accommodutiou. 10:50 A M. 1>:50P M Express 7 16 P. M. 9 60 P. M a>ouUville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. Kxpreastlreeacaetle Junction going north .. 7.00 P. M Going south ti.47 A. M

State Items. — The city dubt of New Albany is the snug slim of £lo::.o30 Tl. —The Roekport Democrat says the cutworms are doing great damage to the growing erops in Spencer county. —The local .litor of the Madison Courier has been presented with a buneh of ripe cherries, the first of the season.

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attempt will be made to run up premium to an extreme rate. Government still stands ready with thirty-five or forty thousand dollars available com to chock the attempt. The Government stock market suffers in sympathy with the disturbance of loans. At the board the prices were off per cent., but showed a slight recovery afterwards. The shorts availed themselves feebly of the fall for covering their contracts, especially for Erie, Illinois Central, Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Pittsburg. Governments are decidedly weak under the expectation of further returns of 5-20’s. Five-twenties are 1 lower; issue oflSG2, %; MO’S,)£; 7-30’s, certificates of indebtedness are selling at !)97£@100. The gold market is placed onee more under the control of speculation by the retiring of : the Government broker from the room. The | $10,000,000 bought yesterday from the SubTreasury will probably supply the requirements for exports for some time to come. ' This morning the prices opened at 130% and steadily rose 134; after which they receded to 132X. The shipment of specie to-morrow is likely to lie fully equal to that of last Wednesday. Private advices by the Cuba indicate that the amount of 5-20’s returned by that steamer will be large. Foreign exchange is unsettled, merchants buying to a very limited extent, and the principal remittances appear to been bankers’own account, and sight bills drawn against gold. The Dost says after the Government broker returned to-day, gold went up to $1 34VJ, but subsequently receded to $1 and then went up to $1 33%. At the the three o’clock board to-day the j following were the prices of stocks: Mariposa, 2( Western Union Telegraph, 60%; Central, 02%; Reading, 107%. Erie, 71%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81%; Michigau ! Southern 78%; Cleveland and Toledo, 104%; j Rock Island. 91%; extra dividend, 104%; Northwestern, 27%; preferred, 56%; Fort Wayne. 95%. New York market. New York, May 22. Cotton—Loss active but very firm; sales at 38c. for middling. Flour—Shade firmer, with only a moderate demand; sales at $9<39 50, common to good

TAILORING.

BARKER & FOLTZ,

(Successors to Louis Bcholts J

MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM

The Leading House of Fashion.

GROCERIES.

I. ▲. OR OSS LA BP. 8. C.HANHA.

J. aiLLKgrLE.

DOUGLASS MAOUIU. J. M. CALDWELL.

Crossland, Maguire & Co.

WHOLESALE

Gh IR, O OEIRjS, Cor. meridian and JIarjrland Mt«.» uvl3 dtt 1NDIANAPOLI8, IND

Largest Stock in Use City. Greatest Variety In the City. Latest Styles in the City, ■tost Trimmings in th£ City.

rfNHIS extensive stock of the ureatest vsrie'y of I.a'.cst l Siyles of French, American, English ami German Goods, bought at the recent <leclm« in prices, will be made up in the latest fashl< ns, or to the order of costomers favoring us wiih a call, at pri es as cheap a* the

cheapest, by

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H VKKIlfl Sc FOLT2, Na.31 North Pennsylvania street. Second doir south of Postoflice.

A. JONES & CO., (Successor, to Joues, Vinncdge St Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Not. 7 and 8 Hales Ileuse Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Cincinnati Advertisements.

PIANOS.

CEROLD & BRO’S PIANOS. ■MHMTE OFFER THE PUBLIC A CLASS O? PIANOS Y Y wheb, io Workmanship, Durability, Touch, Richness, Depth and BriUiaiK^ of Tone, are unsurpassed by any, and at prices less than can be purchased elsewhere, combining the same qualities. Another Important Consideration These Pianos possess the comparatively rare qua’ity of standing firmly In tune, and will stand any climate. Every Piano warranted for five years. GEHOLID «Se BRO., Piano Forte Manufacturers, Of various styles and sizes. Northeast comer of Ninth and Walnut Streets, (Metropolitan Building,) feb27 d3m CINCINNATI, OHIO.

HOSE AND BELTING.

A. H CLAY. ■ . r JO«KB. J. W.JONES

febSdly

H. N. CONKLIN,

MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. OO Yoi-lh Illinoi»Mtr4>ef,

(MILLER’S BLOCK,)

WM. SCHOPPENHORST, Dealer in Groceries, Produce, FEED AND LIQUORS, lYo. 1%3 East Washington Street. (Opposite the Court House.) fM^HE highest market price paid for country produce. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. mchSl d3m

INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY. MERRIFIELD & ROBINSON,

DEALERS IE

'AS Just received bis new and stock of Spring Stylos, and is now

well selecled

red to

prepan

accemmod-te all wishing anything In the above line.

Gent's

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F iirn i*h Ins; Good* Con-

stantly on Hand.

CHOICE GROCERjES AM) PRODUCE. Merrifield & Robinson,

Dealers In

: MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

H E If K V L I I* 1* , MRRR'FIELD k KOB1NSON, >Iei*cliant Tailor*, 1 Deaersm And-Dealer In FLOUR & FEEO. v 0 ? O ,? tV r'^hlngGood* I c%rMr Tork , ud TeQDe ^ ee streets and Indiana No. 20 \ irgima Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. ' Avenne. mch27-d3m

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WM. SWEINHART & CO.

W. R HOGSHIRE & CO.,

DEALSBAIN

Merchant Tailors, Croceries> Liquor8)

(And Tealera le

COTTO* TAR.W, ETC.,

Gents’ Furnishing Goods ' ^,,0 • ** w *‘ t Wa.hin*ton street.

NO. 11 SO ITT 3 MERIDIAN STREET,

JEWELRY.

INDIANAPOLIS * ♦

INDIANA.

New Jewelry Store.

PARIS & NEW YORK.

ilolkirs toward putting the cnnnl in navigable erder. .Such a liberal spirit is commendable,

and speaks well for the place.

—The ^rawfordsvillo llcvieie has been purchasing a new steam press, and intends shortly to enlarge; Pho Deviate is an i-xe.-IJent paper and we nr.' pleased to n to this evidence of its

prosperity.

—Archer, one of the young men charged with the murder of obi inm <'.iv, had a pie-i liminury examination at Terre Haute, Mon- j day, and was acquitted. The other two were |

bound over.

The Terre Haute Jm'rniil tells a story of a ! young Missouri widow who has been playing ; the 3'ery deuce with the aH’vtions of the young i men in a towuiship of that e.e.iiity. After be-! ing engaged tbree times, in a -burl period, slie ! finally led a tdu-Inng yottili to the alatr, at

at 82 26(4,2 27. Wheat—3@5c. higher but very quiet at advance, millers refusing to operate at present prices; sales at $2 15@2 20, new No. 1, Milwaukee, the latter price an extreme one; $2 51 for new amber Michigan; $3 00 white Michi-

gan.

Rye—Quiet; sales at 85e. for Western.

EATESTT STYLES.

Barley Malt

ey y —2o

Dull.

Corn—2(£3c. better, with a moderate dc mand; sale.vat S2@85c. for new mixed western alloat; 00c. for prime; $1 OOfnr vdlow to ar- i

rive.

Oats—i@2e. better; sales at 33<&5o%<\ for new western; 58(ejl>2c. for old west. rn.

Coflee—Dull.

Sugar—Firmer and more doing; sales at 10%(<£12o. for Cuba; I2(3l2%e. (for Porto J

Rico.

Petroleum—Easier.

Pork—Heavy and less active; sales at $30 25 ! @30 50 for new mess, closing at $30 37%; 1 cash; $29@2!) 50 for old do.; $24 25@24 50 j for prime; also 4,250 I,bis. new mess, for

Dress and Merchant Tailoring,

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PROF. EDWARD LEXOX,

ANDREW OEHLER, Watchmaker and Jeweler iYo. a© Mouth l>«lnware Street, Bviw en W.shlngton scl M.rylsml Sis., 1 NTH AN A POLLS, IND.

A LL kln<ls of W.tcbes, Clocks snl Jewelry ou h*nJ. g\ H«|)airing .lone promptly and neatly, si iha lowest prices. *pi4i5 d3m

BRUSHES.

FASHIOWKLIi TAILOR, Brush Manufactory. ! Selimedel &. Ei*icliei*,

niiaiiv icu a it* UM’ liiiur, ai i %l 1 ’ : : ^ , Torre Haute, la-t Sunday, nui-b to the chag-j S'fmy^ j rin of her former beaux. Bc-cf—Steady; sales at $1C@21 00 for new '

: plain mess; $21 50@24 30 for new extra mess, j Beef Hams—Scarce and firm; sabs at 47@ 1

Vo. 33 Month Illinois Street.

Have rrcirvel from 2!t Fast Washington Strret, to

Bound Over.—Joint Stumliatigli, who shot John Ross at Clymcr’s Station, the other day, an account of which wc gave,.lias been committed to jail at Logan=port. He waived an examination, and was put under $1,000 bonds. Ross is badly wounded in the fare and neck, but not dangerously. Ross is a quiet, industrious man, and tlure m ems to have been no apparent causo for the attack.—Lafayette Journal. Democratic Mass Convention.—The Democracy of Fountain county will meet in mass convention at Covington, Indiana, Saturday, August 11,1806, for the purpose of electing a ticket to present to the voters at the October electiou. A general attendance of the Democracy is requested, as arrangements will be made to make this the largest meeting of the kind ever held in Western Indiana. Alt the necessary means to get good speakers in attendance have already been made, ard the Central Committee can confidently say to the people that they will not be disappointed. George Ridge, Chairman Central Committee. The Indianapolis, Crawfoedsville and Danville Raileoad.—Colonel S.C. Willson, President of the Illinois Central and Danville railroad, and Major Elston, one of the directors, returned homo from Cincinnati ou last Thursday night. They obtained from Mr. II. C. Lord, President of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad, an assignment of all the donations heretofore made and the right of way, which are now in possession of the new company. The rapid and successful manner in which Colonel Willson and the Board of Directors have pushed this great enterprise since the formation of tlie new organization, gives assurance, that before many days work will again be resumed along the entire line.— Crawfordsoille liuvieoo. Letter From Hancock Countt.—The central committee of Hancock county have fixed upon Saturday, June 23, for holding their Democratic nominating convention. The Democracy of the respective townships will hold their primary meetings on that day and report at Greenfield, Juno 30th. Hancock went Democratic at the April election by a majority of two hundred and fifty, and at the October election she will increase her majority. For four years the people of Hancock have bowed their necks beneath the yoke of despotism, and have been so intimidated by tho threatening attitude of the par excellence •‘loyal,” amalgamating, misceginting, negro shrieking dieloyaliete, as to be afraid to go to the polls. But now, under the wise and patriotic policy of President Johnson, they can again stand upright and defiant, and will be heard this fall. No more Massachusetts soldiers, pets of Morton &. Co., are now quartered at Indianapolis to run out on election day to Hancock, to vote as they did for Governor Morton. Destructive Fire.—Our town was the scene on last Sunday morning, of one of the most destructive conflagrations, which has ever occurred in our midst; involving a total loss of about $10,0oo. The tire commenced in the clothing store of Captain $. Jerger, about three o’clock a. m., and in an hour the whole Northeast part of the Public Square was a mass of nuns, destroying five of our business houses. The origin of the fire is unknown. Our citizens were on the ground as soon as could be expected at that time in the morning, and a portion of them worked manfully to save property and stop the progress of the flames, but, to their shame lie it said, another portion stood by with their hands in their pockets, gazing with idle cariosity, seemingly not caring if the whole town was burned up. The fire company was promptly ou hand, and did good service in saving buildings across the streets from taking fire. If there had been a large cistern on the square, as there ought to be, probably more property might have been

saved.

A perfect hurricane was blowing at the time, and burning shingles were carried a great distance. Providentially, it seemed, when tlie fire was at its height, a shower of rain fell, and thus prevented the failing fire brands from kindling all the houses in the south part of town, and making a really terrible conflagration. The loss falls most heavily on Captain Jerger, who deserves, as he receives, tho heartfelt sympathy of all our citizens. He lost almost the labor of his life time, and barely escaped with his own lite, not having time, when awakened by his faithful dog, with the flames hissing around him, to even put on his clothes. And what makes it particularly hard in his ease, the loss of a leg in the service of his country renders him unable .to go to work and retrieve his losses. His loss was about $1,700 in money, and between $5,000 and $6,000 in stock and buildings. The next heaviest loss is probably Joseph Seinershiem, who owned the two story frame house in which Mr. Jutt had his coffee bouse. His loss is probably $1,000; G. J. Jutt loses $500 or $600; Paul Goeppner probably $800 or $1,000, both drinking saloons; II. Berk, shoe merchant, loses some $700 or $800. Mr. Beck is insured for $500 in the Indiana Central, and Goeppner has also an insurance in the same company, which will.partially cover hla loss. The others wers not insured.—Jasper, DuMe, Courier.

48c.. balance in account.

Cut Meats—Steady; sales at 12%@13%e. for

shoulders, and 17%(uflS% for hams. Lard—Quiet and heavy; sales at 19@22c.

Butter—Quiet; sales at 30@32.\ for Ohio:

35® 45c. for State.

Cheese—Dull; sales at 20@22e.

YYftOFFSSQR LENOX bssjust re'urned from New Turk With s (all an.t elrasnt stock of Spring Goole, snd snored iato hi* pew rooms, one door north of bit old room, which he hashsd fitted up to his order in magmacont style. Krsrybody in search of the latest fashion* may know l«n«x by hit sp rndid thow window, on the east side of Illinois ttrei t, a faw doors south of tho Palmer House mch3tid3m

Ao. KM Noutli ItllnoiN stra-ct. Thrte doors Sou'h of Geirgt, West Side. mySdlm*

MARBLE WORKS.

.Honer* Mock*, Fite. New \okk. May 22.

Money—More active and firmer at G@7 per

cent.

Sterling—Quiet at Gold—Firmer, but irregular and unsettled, opening at $1 30%; advancing to $134%; declining to $1 32%, and closing at $1 33%. Government Storks—%@% lower. Freights to Liverpool—Dull. Stocks—Lower; Fort Wayne, 96- Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, 115; Rock Island, 92; Cleveland and Toledo, 102%; Northwestern, 28; ditto, preferred, 57; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 84%; Illinois Central, 117%; Milwaukee and St. Paul,51; Reading, 108; Hudson, 111%; Erie, io4; New York Central, 92; Ohio and Mississippi, 27%; 6’s of 1881, regular, 108%; 5-20's of 1862, coupons, 100%; ditto of 1864, coupons, 101%; 7-30’s, second series, 101%; third series, 101%. New York Cattle Market. New York, May 22. The current prices for the week, at all the markets, were as follows: BEEF cattle. First quality $17 00(217 50 Fair to good 14 50@17 00 Common ... 14 00@15 00 Inferior 12 50@13 00 COWS AND CALVES. Extra.. .. $ 85 00® 90 00 First quality 75 0O@80 00 Ordinary 65 00@75 00 Common 50 00@60 00 Inferior 30 00®45 00 VEAL CALVES. First quality ..11 @12 Ordinary 10 @11 Common 7 @8 Inferior. . . : 6% @7 SHEEP AND LAMBS. Extra $0 00@10 00 Prime 7 00@8 00 Ordinary 5 50@6 50 Common 5 00@5 50 Inferior 4 00@4 50 SWINE. Heavy corn-fed 10%@10% Light and medium T0%@11% The above quotations are per head, except veal calves and swine, which are per pound. Remarks.—The market for beef has ruled heavy and about 34c. lower. Cattle were unusually good, and the average prices scarcely any lower than last week. Prime cattle sold at 17c. generally, though a few of the best sold at 17%c., and in a few cases at 18c. The different grades as above classed are heavy and irregular. Veal is dull and heavy at the above quota-

tions.

Sheep and lambs are in large supply and

lower.

Hogs are in good demand. Total receipts of all the stocks at all the

yards:

THIS WEEK.

Beeves 6,108 Cows 254 Veals 1.841 Sheep and Lambs < 18,859 Swine 14,918

LAST WEEK.

Beeves...., 4,972 Cows. 67 Veal Cal res 1,795 Sheep and Lambs. 15,181 Swine 9,000

Clacinnatl market. Cincinnati, May 22.

Flour—Opened firmer, with an improved demand, but closed dull at the old quotations; sales at $9@9 50 for superfine; and $10@10 75

for extra.

•Wheat—Irregular, and prices are to some extent nominal; No. 1 spring sold at $2 10, No. 1 winter at $2 40, and old red at $2 65@2 75. Corn—Firmer, and the demand better; sales of mixed at 58@69c., the latter rate for sacked. Oats—Firmer; sales at 46@47c. for No 1. IH?c—Higher; sales at 80@85c. Whisky—Unchanged. Provisions—Firmer.

Mess Pork-

at $30@30 50.

Bulk Meats—in active demand, chiefly prime, and about 600,000 bbls. sold at 15 for sides, and 12%@12%e. for shoulders. Lard—In moderate demand; sales at 21 %c. Bacon—Sales at 14%@19c. for shoulders and

clear sides.

Gold—Closed at $1 *2, but is unsettled. The foreign news had much less effect on the markets than had been supposed. The London Patriot notices, as a (angular proof of the growth of superstition among the upper classes in England, the fact that during Lent scarcely a marriage was announced: one day there were but three notices of weddings; but as soon as Lent was over and Easter began they flowed ovei into the second column of the Tinea. 'J -

ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS.

Ilf) South llllnole Street.

IndianapijlIls Brush Manufactory. NO 10C SOUTH UJAKOIS 8TRKKT. (Thirl door sou.h of Georgia.) Ke«p conttan'.ly on bant a l.ar^e Assortment of B Pt. XT S M E S , 01 th-ir o*n luxnufx lure, at WboUssI* sad Retail. m>3 <11y

STENCIL.

-Sales opened at $30, and closed In active demand, chiefly for

tui^, and about 600,000 bbls. sold at 15%c.

Ui ii cl lay Jfc Oo., sculptors and dealer* in nil kinds of Imported Marble Work, MANOFACIURKD IN CARRARA, ITALY. EETE ALSO MAKE TO ORDER every thin* per- % Y talnlng t-> Marble work—Monument-, Tomb*, Vaults, Mantles, etc., at the most reasonable terms, and warrant to give satisfaction. JO* Ordars from a distance promptly attended to.

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STJEIVeiL, T C'EY'I’M «*ER IsE’rTEIL, And c»*l of Material. JOS J. 8AYRK, h.irthwiMt corner Racs and Fourth streets, mchitt <13 n Cincinnati, Ohio.

PERIODICALS.

1VEWS Newspapers

-A.OEIVOY. and Periodicals.

/ LL the leading Dally, Weekly and Monthly N.waZE. papers, principal Magazines and Monthliea #f the coantry regularly received, New York Illustrated Papers, a complete stock of Beadle’s and Munro's Dime

Publications, etc., etc.

j*es*i»* vxaOj Wa#. y

A liberal discount to the connt •l°n guaranteed. Send for catalogue

try trade, and satlsfaclogne with st-mp en-

C. M. TYLER,

No. C7 Sooth Illinois street.

N. B. Back nnmbers of any leading Newspaper i Magazine procured without extra charge. aprSl d3m

HARDWARE.

Charter Stove Store, Nos. 67 and 69 W. Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

CAS FITTING.

DUNN & KARNEY, ^laXTMBEYlS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, NO. 70 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, (Miiler’a Block,) Indianapolis, Indiana, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, Gas Chandeliers, Pendants, Globes, Brackets, etc., etc., alwaya on hand. Prices reasonable and all work warranted. N. B. Jobbing promptly attended to. aprSt-dfim

TERRA COTTA.

J. N. GLOVER’S

IY OIAY A POI.M

Terra Cotta Works, Corner Louieiana and Mieeieeippi Streets, (Two squares west of Union Depot,) ETAS on hand, or macufactures to order all kinds it

IJ. Terra Cotta Work, sneh as

Door and Window Caps, Brackets, ModilHona, Aorotaries, Consols, Panel Ornaments, Friese Enrichments, Capital* in all the orders of Architectnrc, Flower Vases, Chimney Tops, etc. N. B. All designs furnished will be strictly a

promptly executed.

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WATCHES.

IMreotiwnsi for the Klfflrt manage-

ment of a Watch.

lit. While tn the pocket, care should be taken to keep the watch with the pendant ring upwards so that It

mtj be as nearly as possible upright.

Sd. In winding, hold the watch steadily la one hand, whil* winding it with the other, and earefifily avoid giv-

ing It a qnick, circular motion.

3d. When out of the pocket, the watch should be laid

with the face up, the ring of the pendant being turned

under the back so aa to give It a slight Inclination. 4th. Compare the watch by a standard dock of the most reliable character, and regulate It by no other. Kb. A good watch should never be trusted to an inferior workman/To remedy even a trifling defect, skill can fiilly repair the injury It is Mat le to the hands of a careless and Incompetent wort

O E O . "h TJ re T ,

IVo. 79 East Horket Street,

__ Dealer In

Pine Watches and Jewelry. ¥77INB Watches and Chronometer* repaired tn the I? most careful and workmanlike manner, .-a nw-

ulated by the finest Regulator in the city. UtSs df” ^ Wltol, ~* t * ad * rd Uma—Eden Block.

after

tatle to sustain in mpetent workman.

HATS, ETC.

I,. & A. W. UIcOUAT,

Marbleized Iroi and Slate Mantles, Schooley’s Patent Refrigerators; Schooiey’s Shower and Wardrobe Bathing Apparatus; WinchelPs Water Coolers and Filters; Torrey’s Artie Ice Cream Freezers; Nile's Star Cooking Range. Every variety ef Stoves, Coal Grates, Japanned Ware, Tin Ware and Household Furnishing Goods. aprlS dSm

RAILWAY SUPPLIES.

Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers in and Manufacturers’ Agents for RAILWAY, MILL AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND HEAD LIGHT OILS. Office and Warehouie, No. 117 East Washington St., mar 14 dly INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

SADDLES, ETC.

IP-A.TJX. BFtrVFUXdlAINr, Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Coach, Baggy, and Wagon Harness, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Exchange Stables, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Repairing done to order. mch24 d3m

COPARTNERSHIP.

Notice of Copartnership. PERIODICAL AXD SEWS DEPOT*, IVo. 3 Spencer House Block, SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET. HALL & FRANCES, TWAVK formed a copartnership and opened a General [I News Depot for the sale of the popular Periodicals of the day. Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Indianapolis Dally Papers. Also. Stationeries, Coniecttonorleo, And choice SODA WATER, with Cream and Nectar sod all other Syrups. TTr’ General News Agents for C. and I. C. R. R , and J.R:R. apriO d3m

FISH.

D. I. THOMPSON Ac CO., Wholesale and Retail Daalers in Fresh »nd Salt Fish of all Kinds, W West Pearl street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Orders to be forwarded by Express, accompanied by the Cwh, will be promptly Ailed at the lowest market rates. We refer to Harrison’s Bank, Finchers’ Bank, First National Bank Agent American Express Co., etc. spiTdtm

HOTEL.

e^ooiosssasT. aavum a. ooLaaammT.

Dealers in

Bats, Caps, Furs aid Straw Goods, A^PWen Washington street, under Temperance Bel,

_ nrmAXAFous, Indiana.

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HRADFORO A SHARP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealer* In Gam Belting, Hose, Hacking and Lace Leather, No. 57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. JAVIFJS BRADFORD A CO., Manufacturer* of French Burr Mill Stones, Smut Machines, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and Importers of tho genuine Dutch Anchor Brand Bol.ing Cloths. Office, 51 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jsn37 d6m

COMMISSION.

J-. a_ wiiLsoisr, COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Old White Wheat Flonr,

And all kinds of feed,

Yo. 78 fflnmacknaette Avenue, aprfi dim * INDIA NAPOUl, IND. JOHN T. DEWEESE & 10.,

Commission Merchants,

43 Soutk Delaware St.,

IWDIA7NAPOI.1S, Jan35 dAwly

I.YDIAYA.

oajfixi. pi’scae.

w. a rnovas

JACOB DVXSAX

ITT* CoaalgumeuU solicfled. sprM dlf

FosteUce Bex 1348.

J. X>. MYERS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale and Reta 1 Dealer In Choice Family Flour, Buckwheat and Bye Flonr. Corn Meal, mud all kinds of Feed, No. 15 Nor (A Delaware St., Indianapolie, Ind. m;3 d3m

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.

reEW FACTORY.

BYRKIT Sc SOYS, C or. 4jieor-fglu and Tennewwee Ste., YY AVK, at great expense, erected new shops end fitted Ml them np with the late*', and most Improved macbiu.ry, ell direct from the bent machine shop* of the East, end are now prrpared to manufacture DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, Window and Rhoor Frames, Base Cor idee. Pilasters, Brackets, Mouldings, etc., etc;

ing,

der, Floo.ing of *11 kind

stently on be

Ail kinds of Finishing, Lumber planed end cut to or*

all kinds ly ou bend.

*, end Dressed Lumber con.

myi d3m

david siam.

xu vuoareoM.

EMERSON, BEAM & THOMPSON, iVo. 220 and 229 West Market Street,

MAnufaoturers of

DOORS, SASH, BLUVDS, Door and Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Etc.

Wheleeale end Retail Dealers tn

Flooriag, Celling^ Weatherboarding

her dressed end sewed to

All kinds of

[N LOOKING worked Lnn

r order. Scroll Sawing done to order, rough Lumber comtentiy on band.

mcb30 d3m

PAINTING.

PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental Shop, No. 147 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House, I-YDIAWAPOIAS, HMD. mchS4 dSm

KNIGHT & LLOYD, HOUSE. SIGN

AND

TUCKER HOUSE,

(Formerly Scott end Pyle Honor,)

/"lORNBR of Illinois and Maryland atreete, Indiana* ly polls, Indiana. Entrance on Maryland street. The undersigned has taken the above House, and oar desiring Boarding, and the irevelln^ twb-

offeretoth

to,"

the elty, and at lower raue thaa others charge for fixes

Ornamental Painters, Hiller’s Block, No. 66 Iffortk minis St., Room 16, Second Floor. mchlS d3m

BED BOTTOM.

MOTTXiTOlSr’S SPRING BED BOTTOM. Bremiley’s Patent, September 20,1S64. Manufactured and sold by CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,

No. 105 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House.

Jk KONG the many Patent Bed Bottoms, some are good and some are of no account. MOULTON’S SrSlNG BED BOTTOM is scknowledged by all to be superior to any now before the public, having taken the na-Tnawanm over all others wherever exhibited In 1864, 1865. The Cabinet Makers’ Union having secured the right of the State ef Indiana for the above Bed Bottom, are now prepared to tarnish the publlo at wholesale er retail. mch]4 dSm

FOR SALE.

A Large Stock Farm for Sale.

4 FIRST RAT* FARM, within fifteen miles of the r*. «hy» weU calculated for a Stock Farm. It is well watered, haa good tenant houses, three good ore aids, •**to*jF* »««. »• antea well Mt in meadow aboWtfO «min timber, within One mile ef railroad rtg*** W *a feee*ed «dty property, at a fair valeafaon, wtuhetrtn■ pertpajmmt. “ -■ L ^ |<y WtT.TjairT.OHS.

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PROFESSIONAL.

, TODD,

DR. S. C (Late of Sbanghae, China,)

The Great Chinese Doctor,

Cmrch all Diseases.

Office and Laboratory, 81 BOOTH ILLINOIS STREET,

Residence, 152 North Meridian street,

HSTJI-AJS^AJPOIalS, YNX>IANA. YY ARTICULAR attention given to Consumption, ScrofMT ula. Old Sores,Chronic Diarrhoea, liver Complaint,

Rheumatism, and all Chronic Diseases.

Hunireds ot certificates of permanent cure* of Diseases pronounced Incurable by family physicians of this

city can be seen at the office.

a 11 medicines compounded by the Doctor in person

sent to any address. Addresi

D3. 8 0. TODD,

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Postoffice Box 1397, Intianapolfs, Indiana.

THAD. M. STEVENS, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No. 80 North Pennsylvania Street. Residence, comer Illinois and First Streets. Office Hours, from eight till eleven a. and two till five r ii ^ mch27 d3m

I»i-. T. >1. TVichoIs, DENTIST. Office and residence No. 97 West Ohio, between Illinois and Meridian streets. mcb27 dSm

REMOVAL,. Y'VH- J. J. WHtTNSY, HVV1NG RBMOVt D TO NO. i Y 52, second floor. Miller’s Block, North Illinois street, will c >niinue the practice of h s profession. Residence, No. 61 East Michigan street, luitanapolis. mch'J d3m

JT. M. YOIJART, M. D., Eclectic Ehysician, 8UEGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, Office No. 130 (residence No. 128) Forth Pennsylvania Street, one and a ball squares North of Postoffice, Indianapolis, Ind. Office honrsfrom seven to nine a. a.,one to three and seven to nine r. u. feb22 dly

O-. -A- _ WELLS, DENTIST, I OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S BANK.

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D. DUNCAN Sc CO., OEHSTKRAX. Commission Merchants, And Dealer* In FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Ho. 46 West I.ouLwiuna St., (Opposite Union Depot J INDIAN A PO US, IS I> IA X A.

DR. 1IF.YK1 F. DA KNITS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

^^FFIC*—McOust’e Block^Keetucky Avenue^room absma. uovlO dtf

W. p. PARR, ML. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office—No. U Virginia Avenue; Residence—No. 474 North Pennsylvania street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Ian4 dSm

LOAN OFFICE.

PAWNBROKERS.

J. & VI. SOLOVEON, Have opened the Central Loin Office,

QMEENSWABE, ETC.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E A. W00DBRIDGE, IMPORTS h OF QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLEBY, AND PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington St.,

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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

BILLIARDS.

Billiards! Exchange!!

N. D. KENEASTER, T AT* OF MARTIN3BURG, V1SGINIA, HAS REI A fitted the EXCHANGE HILLIARD ROOMS, With all new table.—Phelan’s Improved Elastic Combination Cushion*—and invites all Knight* of the Cue, And their friends, to give him a call at the Exchange Billiard Rooms, No. 33North 11 inois street. J. H. SHAKFF, late of Martmsburg, Va., apr!2 3m Bu-Ine-s Manager.

MEDICAL.

DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consoltatiaa Parlor, are located at IVo. 36 South Delaware Street* Y Y7HERB he will continue to treat and cure Private YY Diseases, in all their species, stages, famificationa and pha.es. Dr. Wm. Thomson will give to each patient a written in.trument, binding himself to effect a radical and permanent core, or make no change. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1861— three yesrs In the city of Buffalo, Mew York, eight year* in Chicago, Illinois, and two years in Peoiia, Illinois Durng eight years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cored over thirteen thoesaod casts. Dr Wm. Thomson, In his practice for Scrofnls, Rheumatic and general disease* of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunctio with internal treatment. SkMINaL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the yo. th of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerr.ng certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combaied by scientific med ual measu<e-, viz: Sa low counrenanc‘, da k spot-under the eye-, pain in the bead, rit g ng in the ears, and noises like theru tling of leaves and rattling of chariots,uneasine's about the ioii.s weakness of the limbs, confused v sion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, •

eruptions about the face, furred to gue.nixbt sweat-, fetid breath, coughs,consumption,monomania, and frequently insanity The affiicted, on the first appearance of auv of the above symptoms,should immediately apply to Dr Wm. Thomson for relief. ICp Office and C. nsu'tatlon Parlors, No. 29 South Delaware street, indiantpolis, Indiana. P 0 ‘•ox 165<i. febl-dly

Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters, Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters.

YpHFSB BITTERS AR3 PREPARED IN PCRE X Bourbon Whisky, fron a combination ot over twenty diff-rent kinds of roo s, harks and herb*, which act in perfec concert one with the other, prepared from the original formula given by the greet Chief, Red Jacket, to Dr. Chapin, who u-ed teem s iccess'ully in bis pra.-tice for many years, and by their use gained so great a popularity in the trealin< uc and c :re of DysP'P'M, and Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick i ni Headache, Fever and Ague, »n l all the dia-

New Billiard Hall.

GEM BILLIARD ROOM, IVo. 6 West Washington Street.

IX SUPERB TABLES, being Phelan’s Combination. trally located, and easy of access, being on the ground floor. An elegant Bar attached, which Is supplied with choice Lhjaora and Cigars. Open day and night.

•us 1

ea-es arising trom torpid liver and Indigestion, sons sulfering from eitner of the.-e loath-ome dia will fin i a cure by the use or these Bitt-rs, which a-e

ver aad f the.-e

loath-ome diseases

perfect'y pure and free from all those drugs and prisons usually put up in such preparations, and palmed off on an unsuspecting public. A single t- ial will c the most skeptical that in the RE D j ACKJtT th

'tue that no (

convince

RED JACKET there is a

virtue that no other Bitters possess.

They strengthen <

They i

ey are

ngthen and invigorate the system, nnequaled for general debUity.

a care for Dyspepaia.

PUMPS.

LYNCH A WOOD, FTTIUEI 3 HVC^KIZEIFtS. Pumps of the best kind, warranted for one year. Well-dug and repaired to order. Orders promptly attended No. 4 Kentuc^yr avenue. anr!6 d3tn

WIGS.

IVO. 63 ILLLVOl* STREET, W!GS ! WIGS ! WIGS ! ^^

|"WNK DOOR SOUTH OF PALM** HOUSK, WHERE V. Y they are prepared w loan money cn all article, of valne. A large lot of unredeemed pledgee for aale cheap. ”~r*Private entrance on Pearl s* rest meh 14 d3m

LIVERY STABLE.

Livery and Boarding St able.

Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. Carrlaaea and Buggies foz hire en reasonable terms. Person* wishing to be conveyed to the aiRolnlng town* can be eccomraodated at thla Stable, aprlt dtf 6DLL!VAN k DREW, Proprietor*.

They are a cure for Dyspepsia.

They give a good and healthy appetite.

They assist in digestion.

Tuey purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.

They cure diarrhea and cholera morbus. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They are the beet stimulant in existence. They are a preventive of Fever and Ague.

They relieve Constipation. They core Nervous Headache.

They are perlectly pure and palatable.

The genuine RKU /ACKET BtlTr US are only aold In quart bottles; never by the gallon, quart or pint. See that our private Guvernmvnt stamp is unbroken

over.each coik.

Bold by all druggist and dealers throughout the

com ry.

Uoil for Red Jacket, and taka no other. Circulars to the trade supplied on application. BENNETT PIETERS Ac CQ.,

Proprietors,

aprSO dAwlm 31 and 33 M chigan Av-nue, Chicago.

i>iu

Female Tloutlily

American Pills. FJNUESK PILLS are the result of much study and 1. careful experience in all tho varieties of Female Uouip aims, and in cases of irregularities, Suppres-

*J- T.

IVo. 68 Norlli Illinois Street, Near Bates Home, YYASthe largest assortment ot Ladies’ and Gents’ A I Wigs, Braids and Curl* in the city. R-pairing neatly done. Ladies’ Hair dressed in the mo*t fasblonable manner. aprtiiSm

sions, Leuchorraor Wh.tes, Iniiammatiou of the BUd- ; der Kidneys or Won.t>, and Loss of Nervous energv, j etc., their use i* above ail praise. Are entirely tiee from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons, aud are free from any danger. Can be Used with prrtect satety. ! Imoag ihe many thou lauds w ho have Used them in all parts f the Union, Hone speak ili ot iheunfor ail like

them.

RENOVATORS.

«. W. ULRROW8, Livery and Sale Stable. Horaeabought and aold. Parties wishing good reliable team a will do wall to give him a cell—No 22 North Pennsylvania .treat, ladlanapolla. apr7 d3tn

Headquarters for Livery Hire, Ob Rentsonable Terms. LNXCHSNGK ST.VBI.t8, OPPOSiTR TH* BATES I’d House. H. J. MORKHJCAD. apr. d3m WILLIATllilLVESLEV, Livery and Sale Stable, No. 3< West Pearl S.reet, in the rear of P timer House, INI3LAJVAPOHS. Every description of Vehicles nsaally found in Urery s table. always on band. Horses kept by the day, Tno lh anrVdSm

-A- 1ST E Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment. 13 . J . Ti ^\. 11 , IVo. 19 South Delaware Street, Dealer in CAST OFF CLOTHING. JFr’Dyeing, Cldanslng and Repairing done to order, mchll '13m

EXPRESS.

PLUMBERS.

RAMSAY Sc HAXAlAtt, plumbers, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Eden's Block, No. 81 East Market Street, EVDIANTAPOLIS, LTD. Uivmps, Bath Tubs, T EAD PIPE, SHCKT AND BAR LEAD, PLUMB- ■ J lug. Gas and Steam Cock*, Valves, Gas Fixtures, Mop'gomery’g Steam Quag-a. aprl9 a Im

HORSE SHOEING.

HITCHLIV8 Sc DAWSOIV, IVo. 44 Eaat alary load Street, Will devote their entire time te HORSE SHOEING ONLY.

r A VINO HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THB [ basinets, we guarantee satisfaction. mch3 dSm

FINE ARTS, ETC.

Pictures, Frames, Rlrrors, Lookiag; Glomeo, MOTTXuIDIlSrGFS, Aktist Materials, Tassels, Cord, Flctore IValls, Etc., 'Wholesale and. Retail H. LIEBER & CO.’S, 31 IVorth Peamaylvoaia Street. mchS d3m

CITY UYUltUSS. HARY’EY A S.niTU, No. 80% North Ir*^nnsylvania St. Furniture, Piano Fortes, and aH movables c.reluliy ** xtra ma^ wl b racn wn^on apr 10 dCm AGENTS.

Price Oue Dollar l*cr Itox. Th y are tent i.i a thin, flat box, postage free, to all parls of iha Ui.ited States, upon re eipt of ti:e price. Prepaied aad sold by DR. HWiNG,

No. 3 i V r.’i' la vveuue,

«pr9 dly Indiai a,>ol!s, Indiana.

EYE E^E,.

T|RS. CULBERTSON A HIRTER, Oc-hli-ts an.1 M.P Anriats. have permanent'y locate i iu Indian-po-lis. for the exclusive practice of Kye am! Ear Mirgery. Ultice over the State offices, opposite the State Hank, on Kentucky avenue. aprio ! m

ERRORSOFYQUTH

4 Gentleman who has suffrred for yea-u fi om Nerv-

ous Deotiity. Premature Decav, an i ' ll the cf-

ludi ’> > s

and directions for i

fret* of y uthiu! feting b itm .uii;

i-cret on, w II. for :he cj .e ot suf. send free to ail who i.e J i , tue recipe

making the rimple remedy b/ which

he was cured. Suff.rers wishing t> nr. tit h> iha ad-

. .vUr- slue-, to pel John h. ogd- >,

vertiser’s experince, can da ao b« adir- sin confidence. JOHN B. t ... niij l-cour No. 13 Cha:ul>e'-S; , fo.k

ertoct

spann at .mill. First Class Dwellings, BU SINESS LOTS, Small Dwellina>, Building Lots.

DRS. FESLER & FRUNK. t'filet—79 Market street, two doors eas* of the Po.toffice, kd u’s Bicck, Indianapolis. FYKS1DE3 Family P actice, will g ve spre ai aticn13 tiot: to the treatment tf Disea-: * of the s ye. Kar, ihroat, Lunas, and Rruption- of tne okiu, Disrates of -em.l-k, such a* Faltiug and Ulce r ati n ol ihe 'Vomb, Absent or Painful Meust uatoc A' o. Pile-, Fistula an t Pro'apsu.' Ani, Cancerous and othe Tu .i ois. office ' ours from eight to twelve a. j*., one tofive, an I-evin to Liner M apr 19dly

A F1NB ASSORTMENT ON HAND AT REASONabla prices and easy terms, for sale and exchang. by SPANN * SMITH, House and Lot Brokers, mchl»d3m Opposite Odd Kellows’Hall.

CLOTHING.

TLYERCHANT TAILORS and dealer. In Ready Mad* Clothing, Gent’s Fntnishing Goods, Mata, Caps Trunks, etc., are tally prepared to suit every customs

that calls, both as to style and quality.

o styla and quality.

Mr. 8. Ot MORGAN, the manager, is prepared to cut

i short no

and fit goods to order on short notice, and from the well selected assortment of Cloths, Casslmeres and Vestings,

to make an elegant salt of clothes.

Don't fall to oall at No. 1.1 West Washington street. A superior quality of Goods tire on hand for sale, and at very low rates. The customer will be promptly waited on and cannot but be suited from the variety thei

plaved.

iriety there d novt4’(5-dlv

BARGAINS.

HOTELS.

«. J. SCOTT, JAVT. X. SCOTT, Late of 3oott Houso. LaU of Sharman House Oriental House, Illinois Street, two squares north ef the Union Depot, IVDIANfALPOLM, LVDIAIVA.

YTAVISO leased the above house for a term of yean, Jtt we have put U In thoiougb repair, and are now prepared to entertain the traveling community. B >arders will be accommodated, on reasonable terns. Merchants and others visiting the city will find the Oriental a convenient stopping place. UJ.AJ.K. SCOTT, mch31dtf Proprietor*.

FOR TRADE.

A Farm for Trade for Basiaem

Property.

A FIRST RATE Fara. on a gravel pike, tn flva J\_ miles from city. The owner will trade tor good

centrally located business property.

meh 16 dtf

WM. LOT*,

Eeal Estate Broker.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

For Male or Trade for Farm or City Property, A N established business In the city, which the par/m. tleawlah te eleeeCcnt, end will trade for city or oowatry property. i WM. LOT*. oohJO dtf Eeal State Breker.

fiood (argalis for Cheap Residences. YY7K will sell vacant Lots and furnish such lumber as Rf Y we have In our lumber yard on terms that will amount to but little more thaa rent—say one-sixth cash, balance In payments of one-sixth every six mouth* until the whole Is paid. DUNN A LOVE.

DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Partnership

eenaeoi. me outness oi coos a noing, ruonaumg and Wholesale School Book and Stationery, will be oar tied on by NAT. BMURTLEFF and DAN’L MaCAOLBT, at tbo old stand, who will pay all indebtedness and set-

tle all aoconnla of tho late firm

Indianapolis, May 14, ’66.

JOHN J. PARSONS, DAN L MA' iacLKT, NAT. SHDRTLEJF.

FY1HE undersigned have purchased the Interest of J. I J. Parsons tn tho above business, amt formed a

firm. mvl7 d3w

IRON RAILING.

B. F. HAUGrH & CO., lanuf oturers of WROUGHT AND CAS IRON Railing and Jails, TERANDlllS, BISK TSILTS, WBON DOORS, SHUTTERS, BOLTS ATO IRON X Fronts, also, plain and arnamental Iron Stairs and general house sinh hing, and builders of E. MATO PATENT JAIL, No. T4, South ramuylvaaU Street, d3m INDIANAPOLIS. UHL

CHOLERA DISARMED THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED.

I h 1— — ...i., r a. , i , i, r L. I i U , Jig. A3 cured by Letiers P tent iu the Untied Mates anti hianoe. Prepared .o e!y by the New Toik Idelufecting Company, at th-ir laboratory, No*. 2*8. 3UO ana 3t»2 Henry street. New fork, lattice. Ax Cedar street

basl.

Company,

:nry ttre jnjj any orgamied on a perutauent"*basis nl h raret, the ceiebratea French oh-mist inch

Dr. t-ourtaret, the celebrateo French oh-mist, in charae Fluid ^orT-ck 0 ^’£|P rep ‘‘ re< * t0 furnish it* t i- nticting privies, cesspools, sewers, gutters, rllJoidsT!? pitals, prison*, aud pubi c institutions of a:I kind, slaughter house*, oflal aud fa-boiling e 5 tabli.-hiuen:s! All Kinds of uianur©*?, (ioimene©lji r iacrt'A>iL'g the value of the la'ter to every farmer.) and wherever poisonous and offensive gaues exist, fhese agent* ate deodorizer*, antiseptic*, antlputrescents, and disenfectants in the sci.ntifio meaning of the words. They Temove noxious Arose* and odor. o. the c’'-*"'-- 1 1^.._ . , ._

in th

gases and odors oy leir places health u

words. They :hem;cal pnuci

dee

tipia-—leaving foyers, and not ot 'injurious to j'tention of medse daenfectar.u.

IT. 7 7, uiretteu to tm se diaenrectante. Attached are testimonials In favor of this great dUcovery, which, with hundred* of others can he seen at the

company’s office.

_ . New Toax, April 9, I860. To the President of the New Tork tilsiuleocti g G mpany Dear Sin We pronounce it without exception io be the best we have ever known I * effect upon every matter is complete and ln*tan:aneous C. A. STmox, Astor House.

laa, to whom

For sale by ail L. Untied States and V

iruggists and general

'anada-.

lers ia the myl6 <i3m

SODA WATER.

RITTE^HOl/SK Sc CO.,

(Successors to Clark k Oo.,)

No. 88 UNION SXREKT,

Manufaoturers of

PURE SODA WATER

jP'-DflLlBS^Hotels.^Restaurantsand Saloons supplied Orders by mail from saloons or parties in the country

promptly supplied.

country

apr!3 d3m

FLOUR AND FEED.

SECREST & GRAYDON, Dealers la^ Flour and Ft^d, Ho. 41 South Al.ibniua Sfioat* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. deMv^red free of oharg©. ScaIps alwaja r©ady for w- ’ Corn and Hay. mch21 dam

FOR SALE.

TVcrw or reever. fYlHE moat d-alrahle vacant Lot on North Illinois ■ street. Just th# right dUtano. from churohee, school* aad places of budne-a; Ju*t wbara a elate nan want* to build a first clau hotaa, among first olaea neighbor*. J. g. DUNLOP * OO^ ■Yl* Mt Io. I# North MerMlaa strctl