Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1867 — Page 4
daily hebald.
MAY -J2.
WEDNESDAY MORNING,.
INDIANAPOLIS B. R. TIMS TABLE.
Oolambai aad Oa«lr«l Railway. raaiKBLiaya. akhivi «x 1% i:1$ 1:2 Richmonil Accommodation. 5 iw p m. 1 r m Now York Ni(thtKxprca« fiSOP.M. 7:.>r>*.M Olnclnnail Richmond and Ohiogo Railroad. (CtNCINttATI VIA RICnMOND j < incinnati Kxprcsa A. It. i incHmati Kxprcsa a:45 PH. 1:15 P.M Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junci,on. ■ (ClSOmNATI VIA I'ONNKKSYILl.r ) i incinnati Kxpre«a *i:I5 r a 1:1S p m Ilnllsfontalna Railroad.
I.FAV*
• 5A0A.H U:30A. M 9:40 r. M
i >:\y Kxprcs«
Ka.fern K\|,rnss
•.iglit Kxpress
AW Id#
Day Express
Western Express C Night Express M
M ad I son Railroad.
Morning Ex pn 10:48 A. If. 9:48 P.M
Jaflaraonrllla Railroad. press BiHOa.M.
press ........10:45 a.M. 9:45a. M
s ight - Express 8:00 P. If. 4 50 a. m •ivening Express t> 45P M
Indlanapolla, Pam and Chicago Railway.
hicago Mail 1 :()0 p. M »:» A M licago Express 8:50 P M 5:59 P. M
Lafaratla and Chicago Railroad.
S IHt-A.M. I»'50 p. M 1:90 P.M. 5:10 PM
rommodatlon. P M. 9:50 A. u
licago Night Express.. laiOOA.M. 5:10 a m
Cl nelnnal I Railroad.
Mall -JO a.M. 19 10P M Vccoimnoilation ..10:90 a m. 1 pip.m
«:MI P M. 14 51 A M
Morning Rxpr Chicago Kxpre Night Express
■ iiiincy and St. .to Express.. 84 ' Hicago Express If. ■ringfleM Accommodation. I:!
The yirnprcrfent.
Tho fifteenth annual 8.. ngerfest ■ t-inscis' Festival. c f the First AortU American Saugcrlmnd, i Singers’ lajagv.e,; ..i;i laUc place iu this city from the 2d to the ; t h of September next. A good many of our citizens may not understand its character, and to those we would give the following information: Taking the wording of tho Constitution of the S:> ugerhund, we find that its object Is to improtc and elevate social life by common culture of tho art of music, and particularly by a production of male chorus. To attain t s object, the Uague, consisting of nearly a Mn■Ired of the best singing societies of tho Lnlon, holds annual conventions, which las. year hold at l.ouisville, the complete description of which we gave in our paper at the time. Hotels and boardinghouses were overUlted, and extraordinary preparations had to bo made to accommodate the visitors. Etcrjbody who had a chance to hear tho grand vocal and instrumental concerts was lull of their praise and admiration. The rush to the hall, built expressly for this occasion, in size ninety by one hundred and eighty lect, with large gallery, was so great that not hall had
the luck to get inside.
lly vote oflhe league, Indianapolis was chosen for this year’s festival, and it is for our citizens to show that they arc not behind I.ouis-
\Ve shall have here
Annual CaaxracaU— •« Connell Wf Boral «■« »•*•« tor* for <bc State •* InRlana.
'1 his tirand Mawnie bwly met in Annual Convocation yesterday at two r. M. Sixteen chartered Councils and three under dispensation, out of an aggregate* of twenty-four, were
present through represeutatlves.
The Grand Council was opened In ample form by tho Most Puissant Grand Master, Thomas Newby,of Tunbridge City, who, after announcing the list of standing commute.-"', proceeded to deliver his address. This was a short, but sensible and eloquent document. At long his suggestions, upon which special cuiiimi' ter.s were raised, was one to add to Ihe Council Decrees, as worked in this State, that known a Super-Excellent Master. The second was to change the time of the annual meeting troin May to October. During the year he had granted dispensations for Subordinate Councils at NoidesvUle, Laporte, Lagrange, Liberty, Columbus and Evansville—nil of which had been duly organized,
with theexeeption of Laporte.
An able report on foreign correspondence, also from the pen of Companion Newby, followed the address. In it were reviewed the annual proceedings of thirteen of the twentylivo Grand Councils now existing in the I nited states. A want of courtesy on the part of Grand Recorders, he thought might I ”
Grand Army Demonstrations on the Fourth of Jcxy.—The Grand Army of the Republic will go into camp at the Cattle < I round, near Lafayette, on the Fourth of July. The Lafayette Journal gives the following as the programme marked out for the or-ca-
sion:
William G.
1‘resident of the Day—Colonel
WTIson.
Officer of the Day —U .j '
Milroy.
Assistant Officers rf tte Da
id il. II.
v — ilri^ i.’.ier
Generals W. II. H. Terrell, Dan. Macauh-y, < 9. Parrish. Wat. Gresham, Fred. Ivni lller. T. Bennett, George Wagner, Ben. Spooner. Silas Colgrove, Reub. Wilpams and Mc(»iiiston,
A. heantUnl lot of Wall aad Wladow Piipert were received yesterday by Hume, Adams A Co. Tbcy will have another lot this morning, and also a large lot of Shades and Curtain goods. Call and take a look at the stock. S he ** tJ uTortnxaato” should read Dr. \V dllam Thomson's advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly
Alexander Fowler
John il. l‘o;
and Colonels Milt.Pcdcn.Tlioinas Bringiuirst,
iwler and Oakley, and Major
pp i
ers of the Grand
throuj their
Chaplain of the 1
Mullen.
Orators—Major Generals .l .hn A. Luz in. John M. Palmer, and Colon: 1 Robert Irgtmi 1 of Illinois. Uover,tor l onrad Baker, Senator | | o. P. Morton, lion. Henry S. Lane, General Nat. Kimball, Colonel John C d>urn and lion. G. 9. Orth, with other dUtiuguir.hcd speakers, [
ugbout the .State, ■ arrival to Major' aplain of the Day
i.
ors1. Pi
Oakley, and JInjsr
:ind the several po-t coinmaud-
Army of the Republic who will report upon General It. li Jlilrov. -Rev. J. W. T. Me-
.1 .hu A. Luz in
rre-pmi Kirkp
Irkpai-
Liii.t nant J. 11.
from ,ii r-«. I ■<»«•»uu* -™»ooc.i.ua,.
ville or any other city
-J-™. “z * a- •»*« siclans that will be engaged for this Oc, ision. ! ^ unmlil clcctiou , lf grand offi-
I cers for the ensuing year was proceed. I with.
«... M . l‘i nolsition H»a m. *1
' \ press pm. 1*2 ft MArtinsviUo ArcomuicHlat’n 1:50 p.m. 10.15 a.m
Torr* HautffiHndlndlanapoll*. i. IsOiils FJxpre.^s. s mo a ‘inttnon Kxpress I -. mop •* itfht Kxprt'SA H:00 P
.oaUrlll*. New Albany and Ohloago Railroad
; UKEENC ASTI.X JCNCTIOV-l GoingNorth. South £ ^
vr^mmfHliition 7 15 a
M. 10 M. 5
»; i5 p. m
IM» A. M (Ml A. M
\ rcomm : rHjfhf.
.. 71 .. 1ft «
Ml A M.
13:15 P M 10:05 P. M
To-dHy’M Advcrtl»einriit»* NVw r.i»ok Alfxamlor t -tew .irt .t 0«* Me.licul Or Uiportl*' eelel»rntc 1 I'rt'vi’nt t ve iA*tfon, K A huport A < ’ , '"le uic»*nt-, Nt». 1*2 , ( ol.l vtreet, Npny Y«»rk. c 1T Y E w 3 • l-,r i.iUue’s Carnival Minstrels will open out at the theater to-morrow night. p -rriiri-topher Apple has been appoint,,I ii'irdian of Nancy, William and J. B. Smith 1 t ,r John H Wiley has been appointed administrator of the estate of George Brown, deceased. —w It has la-eii reported that Mr. GotMard has been elected chairman of the board of pubP improvements. i.ir A State Association of llom-i ftpnthl'ta will be formed at the State House to-day. The Northwestern Association will meet In Ropre- • Illative Hall to-morrow. Laura Keene wears rgo.noo worth of diamonds In one of her plays. Goddard, misrepresenting the Fifth Ward in the city council, wears a painful look of conscious mean-
;,e-s.
To accommodate these on one stage, and to provide lor a corresponding .audience, it becomes necessary to build a temporary hail, our county commissioners, as well as city fathers, have already granted the Use of the southeast corni r of the court house square ler the erection of a temporary building, eighty by one hundred,and si .ty feet, which to or. t will cost between CV.OIM) aiul 81'Be-ldcs this, ihe other expenses of the festival arc large. Music b inds must be engaged for the ivceptbin. i n er sixty of tho select musicians | of the country will have to be brought from i 1 abroad, etc. This will require large outlays, I but wc predict not half what Louisville ex- ' pended, whose outlays were over 822.e" 1 . The ' M.enrffcr' lior, whose duty it is to arrange the
festival, some weeks ago called a meeting of Joseph Freeman, ot Fort our citizen* to consult with them about the I Cl \’?. , i “ l " £, f U*e
a 1 ® aj. bU® »¥ 1 LI A » 'Liat. 4 ' t Ir* 1111 have been invited to attend.
Committee on Invitation and Corre. cnee—Colonel ThiinjS'm, Culenel
rick. Colonel Dresser and
Yundt.
Committee on (luxrterm.'stn’s Department—Captain A. ( iiih Utdim.Captain Thom- I I'mlcrwood, t.’aptain J. II. May. C iptain 9. I Wait, Brigadier General R. I*. DeHart. Ciiminittce on .Subsistani-e—Colonel Ed. .1. Robinson. Captain Wagner, Dr. William M. ' i >rth. Captain Charles A. Harms and Liculcn- j
ant Louis Ktmmel.
Committee on Ordnance—Colonel J. W. Itabb, Major J. H. Durham. Major Richards, ; Captain Fred. Meyer, and C iptain M. I.imas-
TEAS. CHINA TEA STORE I3cji«I<1 iinrtei-si in ln«liixnu
FOR
CHINESE AiXD JAPANESE TEAS! The China Tea Store, (CNTABI.ISIIED 151 I852») No. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.
COMMEWCIAL.
tmAimommmtom MRn*»«»m« mnrixet. bwrwcte®! 4nilR kr A. Janeadc Go., Whoioonio 44TOOOMO® Woo. 7 onO S Hole* Boom itoluUnK, on WaolainR*
ton Street.
ALE—
Pertiarrel Bottled Ale, per duzei.
A X K>—
I’eneyck. o«r loz .
Grafl’s patent Simon’s Pal
nerici WAX
EANfc—Very scarce.
Small while
.teat
Plain
American spring Steel.
BE Eft WAX BKANfc—Vn-
Mow York, nmrltet.
New York, Tuesday, May 21.
Cotton—Dull, and J^c. lower; stlea of 850
bales at 27)yc. for middling uplands.
Flour—Receipts 2,171 barrels; market dull and 10@15c. lower; sales of 3210*1 barrels at RIO 55QU 00 for superfine State and Western; $11 1*0(413 80 for extra Western; $13 80(414 SO for choice Western; $13 14(4 14 15 for shipping brands extra round hoop is IS Ohio; $14 10(415 40 for trade brands; closing i* (tt heavy and declining; California, quiet and
ping; sales of 250 barrels and
... 19 00 ... 1800 14 00
9S to 30
Pulverized Brick, per bU Fire Brick, per l.UUO BogMS—Are in better demand. Common, per dozen Medium. ...
4 60 50 00 2 00 to 1 28 9 50 to 2 75 3 (JO to 3 5U
SO
sacks
H. II. LKE.
INSURANCE.
UNION.
zV Stool*: Company.
and resulted as follows: Thomas IbittUon, of Aurora, Most I’uLsant ;
Grand Master.
William W. Austin, of Richmond, Deputy j
I’liissant Grand Master
M il. Rice, of l*lymoutU, Grand TUiizo Illustrious Master. _ | Alexander Thomas, of Terre Haute, Grand
Principal Conductor of the Work. | 9p»rk-, Fisher, of Indianapolis, Grand minz and Henry \ aughn.
capital nnd As*t-t« «2«0.000 OO
An Additional Personal
Glnbllliy 200,000 OO
Gupltal Hound for tUc
Paylucnt of Gosses..
120,000 OO
Charles
dD,
Treasurer.
hey.
General Committee ef Arrangement—By whom instructions will bo issued, and to whom other commitlcis will report, with authority to appoint all other emnmittees:
Brigadier General R. 1*. D ■ 11 art, l.’eutenmit r
William U. imttingham. C\.pt:iln U. 0. Tin- T lndKia^ 5 CompaIiy ls t:0nU,,e ‘ l 10 ney. Colonel James Tulli - , l.'olunel W. C. L. ftii* | M tiio only Conipfiny now doing Taylor, Colonel J. M. l>re>>er, Lieut<*nant in Indiana which de|M#»titeil United ark.*. Colonel C. Thompson, Colonel Lea- states Bomls with the Auditor oi state to iudem-
nity its policy holders.
will l»e established ! 11 « no more to insure with the Union than
BUTTER—1‘rime to choice quiet 90 to 95
CEMENT
CAN DLE9—
Star Summer, presue
CANDLE wiCK— CANNED FRUIT?
One pound Cove Oysters, per doz. 9 00 to Two •• •• '* “ •• 3 95 to
Two “ Peaches Two “ Cherrie®
Two “ Black Berries
CHEESE-
CLAY, pur bushel
90 to 5 ... 3 ( 90 to 24 15 to 18 to 70
WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER.
Brazil... Highland
Pittsburg Rolling Mill.
FPER—
Brazier’s Copper
Coppur Bottoms, per |>ound COFFEE—The tluctualious it
week hud Do material
Hi'
3 95 to 4 50 to
5 oo 4 (U
. ie to is
75 90
18
98
I gid'l
1 the bast
regular military camp he second day of Julv.
William Hacker, of shelby vi'.k', Grand Re- on the second day of July, t ) con’inuc t
days. Guard mounted and camp hres 1>
Wayne, Grand
bc-'t way t" raise the necessary funds. lUo mc< tir z was well attended, and the fact that ueaily $;i.(h'o were then and there subsi ribi d, i, ample proof uf the liberality of our citizens, and shows their will to make the festival « success. The ward committees elected at this meeting to solicit lurther subscriptions, have commenced their work, and so far met with good success. It will as yet require not only tho support of our music loving citiz •:i.s, I ut also of all others in order to do honor to our city, and wc sincerely hope that the i oUrrliohs w.ll tic as liberal as they have been mi far. To the business part < f oar community, w. would - iy Ihut It is also to tlictr interest* . make the festival a success. Besides the singers ami on he-tra, \vr w ill also ’.me a larze .^course of visitors that wdl stay f. r •. whole week. They all will «ec our pro-p r .- city, and If their minds are properly impn -- : with its cf.mmer. tal and «oi i d adv.mt zi-. will go li' t'ie to z*vc it a lasting t'i p :t el ver 11,e whole I lilted Slates.
‘ i, There were ten cases of aggravated dninks at the police court yesterday. The •bines, the Browns ami the Smiths seem
have been on a *‘ regular tear."
7 ' 1 Adhesiveness is a prominent feature in Mr. Goddard’s phrenological organization, lie sticks to Mr. Shcperd's scat in the enum il with a great deal of vigor. In fact he D the
gr< at. -t ••stick" we know of.
I’rcparations arc being made in the Fifth Ward to burn Goddard in effigy. Wc hone they won't dolt. It would be a criminal
waste of straw.
I’i'llYiiN'ii .— We-bad calls yesterday from M ior W. W. Krybarger, I). A. James, of the I. fiyctte J.turnnl.W. F. I’idgeon, lion. T. A. Stillwell, lion. G. C. Thateher, and Willi im
I . Hetl'lriek's.
"J • - j l llil UU 111 * seem to I ..g q^yt,^^^^Mirb upoi
corder.
The Most Pui.-s ant Grand Master ilectmade the following appointment.* to lill the remain-
ing offices;
John 11. Lozier, of linlianapelis. Grand
Chaplain.
Joseph
YVilliara M. Black, of Indianap.-iis. (iraml
Steward and Sentinel.
The officer.* elected and appointed w* re then duly installed, Mo>t 1‘uissant (.raiid Master Thomas Newby officiating, assisted by Bast Most Pnisssnt Grand Master, Eden IL Davis as Grand Marshal, and U- v. John I. ai h
as Grand Chaplain.
And then tho Grand ('..unoil was ••■ died c . i .bor to rest."’ until this morning at
i v ! .•!;.
1 ni■ i\na State Medium. Sorir.rv.—.1 . • \j., two o’clock yc-t r ! iv , > ninz. the members of this ass'.ciatt.m . civ. :.'*'l at 1" ! n’s Hall, with Dr. Vicrltiv,' K : -cv. of i. :.d. in tho chair, on a»«ui.iii : bo :.. a, the president 5atd tbafi’ •' 1!; I i,11 be proper on the pr. .1 . • r. : r : i what should pr .tl.A i : '
i hi.'!; compliment sh.>wn l o it an;. ...I m.itin r. by the • : . : me as its i^f sidellt I r t.*c b*-‘. > ... i
lio'.v. vi r. l.e allowed to -ay, -.t the > inn time, that it lias not so mod to me In ill • light . I a favor; -till, I thank the so iity D r Hi. r-tc-v, " but the reading ■ I hi* ou lai a Mi. -
wi- ;> 'p.ined unt.l t igbl «Mo( h, c. It. I he att. i.dsnco of delegate* was ■.•■■■■<•■ ■ some seventy-live bclr -pre- r.*. teit Ik
gation-not l.etiig • mpl. tc the c .Rirz "! the r. R w i-rr- 1 until tki- ui r: ::• • *t • > Mat
three urn-
mg.
Each post of the Grand Army, as it arrives,
will be assigned to its po-iti.m.
Bring your blankets and havi rsaeks. with rations. Come in your c Id -obiter clothes. burgeon—(Hick, Berk, llrituuzham. t I'F-r-
ral. Meeks and Fry.
During the encampment iniiiation* will
be made Into the‘Hirand Arn
4‘dtSts
with forri^n com pan lea. The tillire of ttm l out pan y ♦
IIl\E SU»rt*. on the northwcs*t in^fon and Meridianatrccts. L
foie inkurini;.
K U. MARTIN DALE, President.
(,::o. W DUNN, btM-retary. I>.\ AU C. U A VS, Agent.
over the IIEK orner of Wash11 and see us be-
Dftrect«r«:
tny.
m ’ lUTsaml -ill r-* of .®li llit* wi-vof
II public’, pome and gatlier an un l the ••amp
i'ain, and Urnriilru the np’iii.irn?** of
.T.iv M. Ra
Tilliam
aldw
Sharpe, r, J. 11
tir. > once j
Ray. E. R. Mart indale, Thos. II. S
>. llubhanl, John W. Murphy, Raid* in. Jos. D Ratli^on. JereMrLene. Ue Ihe -ichnull. «ieo. H. Y antics, Nichola$ McCarty, J< nip L. Williams, Martin L*. Rlcrcc. aprll dJ
nry iJm
hud no matei
do LaKuayro
COTTON BATTING. COTTON Y ARNS>—
No 5UU No. «UU No. TOO Carpet warp Coverlet yarn KGU9
* LOl'K-
SoperliDC Evlia, Family
FRU 1T>—
1'no.l Apples, per ib Ureeu - Lull; none in market Peaches, Halves, |>er lb “ quarters. “
FEATHERS—
New. live geese ... 68 to Hi—The market very Urui, with a good
; quote :
24*4 to 98 .. 97 q to28‘, 38 to 49
25 to «U
97 to 98 .. 95 to 98
S3 to 24
... 58 to —
60 to —
. ..14 to 15 . 10 00 to 19 00 .15 UU to 1550 18 UU to 16 50
droopini $16 II.
Rye Flour—Steady; sales cf 300 barrels at
$8 ;s)(S9 50.
VVhisky—Steady; sales at 35c. for Western
in bond.
I Wheat—Receipts, none; market dull; sales of 9,000 bushels ut $2 U2>i for No. 2 Milwaukee; $2 75 for good do. Rye—Unchanged; sales of 7,700 bushels of Canada at $1 75. Barley—Sales of 23.000 bushels of Canada at $1 26; choice at $1 40. i’eas—Sales of 8,000 prime Canada at $1 35
in bond.
Corn—Receipts, 4,360 bushels; market dull and ?<43c. lower; sales of 32,000 bushel* at $1 12(41 JO for new mixed Western; old do. iu store, $l 25; $l 20(41 23 for new Southern
yellow.
Oats—Receipts, 4.I28 bushels; market dull and lower; sales ot Western at 87(4Si>c.; and !
IH(4!)4z. for Stale.
Rice—l^uiet. Coffee—Quiet.
Sugar—Steady; sales of 200 hogshead* at 104,1411c. for Culm, and 11^(4120. for Borto Rico; 2,000 boxes Havana at 1 ijjc. Molasses-Quit; sales of loo nog-head* at
52(4->3c. for Muscovado. Hops—U unchanged.
Betroleum—Quiet; sales of erode at !6c.; ie-
Qued iu bond at 26c.
Bork—Heavy and lower; with sales of
FRENCH. ENGLISH
r\MU f*!ritirv>
WALL PAPER?
Amusements. WILL EXHIBIT AT 13ST JDI A.FO LI S, Wednesday, May 29,1867. GOCAflOV OF LOT, < oriifr Of Gforsia ami West Sireets. l-ot that can be obtained large onouzli lor ihe MONSTER SIX CENTER POLE TENT. VAN AnuUK^H A CO.'S > hi \\ MAMMOTH MNAliERlE, GREAT MORAL EXH BiTlON, ANDEgyptian Caravan,
vy ami lower; •
6,S(W barrel* at $22 s5&}2:; 25 for new me
5 ca
me; _
also 4,500 barrels new mess at $23 12(423 I s . |
:SS,
closing at $23 25 cash; $22 for old mess; $16 12 j for prime; $21 87(422 for prime mess; 1
123
New ami Elegant Designs,
Millt < oloSkill (-oldenl liarrint.
MR*:
HSU and.
18 to 90 15 to 18 I
sellers sixty days, and $23 50(423 08, buyers'
option, June delivery.
Beef—Firm: sales of 325 barrels at lly.211-.
for new.
Beef hams—9ale* of 214 barrel at 41c. Bacon—Quiet; sales of 180 boxes -hort ribbed at 11(412;'^.'.; short dear 12!4<413c.
••'lead;
v' 1 h»ms at
I Lard—Finn and quiet; sales of sjo barrels
1 at I2M(413>4c.
But meat—••'lead)'; sale* of 280 package* of shoulders at 83^(4101,,• ; hams at 12!4<414}^c.
r.
V m
H i \
1 \]
V ii t
F
I11YIC, A 1> A YtS A; CO.’S,
c
1 70 I do*
7 75 to 8 C 9 UU to *1
Butter—Unchanged.
Cte-se—r^eady.
Freights to Liverpool—Dull and lower.
LATEST MaKKKTS—5 1*. M.
Flour—Closed dull and 5<410v. lower. u'K U st_i>nii- suiss a t $a bo^u 75 fur N
No. 1.
ilie
again, i
the past. Citizens come and bring yubr fam-
s. Let every liody come.
The old Hags’’will Ic unfurled ar.d once move wave their tatter. ■! la mii u’.tj ever their
gallant defenders.
All base ball clubs, kre . m;.anics. Turners and temperance orders, are re-p' • tfully invlted to attend, in their several or. auizmons.
The press as a body is invited.
A tlag will bo presented to the lot drilled
military company present.
i me thousand tents will bo pitched. I'tie Qukrtcrmuitcis I 1 vartinent will < tTcct arr ingemcnLs with trains b>r half fare tickets. The hospitalities of the (iiy are tendered to
all v i-itors.
Mn-h—The ('rawf.r,-ville, L'gansport. D ; u and LaL.v.tt.' -bv.r bauds will be - nt. Uni-U Fia I ri a and Melville Lee, i'i:g!ci'-, vvUu will :•.•p,|■t tu tac uillcer of the
d 1; .
I uitri aii' •• d fur ll
All -d
arm- in i
tki ir vv
• \ A I : 04 the till
SPECIAL NOTICES. A Speedy Withdrawal. Whenever it is properly and timely applied to Bruges and Cut Wound', immediate ea*e fallows, ‘■‘o, for Burns and >»'alds there is nothing like it. Apply the remedy over the burnt surface ; if the >klu is broken, mix wit i sweet oil. The inti a®matiou speedily withdraws. Ior a sudden "pram, tho relief works like ma*ric. Rub well and Mitcn, and however excrucialinif the pain may be, and enlarged the swelling® immediate relief ensues to 'Uch a degree oa to Kive that eneoaragementM> much needed by the aiTlirted. It doc* its work iiiNtnntaneouNly, when timely u»ed. Take thirty drops in molasses, internally, and rub the throat freely with the Relief, until a burnscn$atb»n is felt, and *orene-> vanishes
I. wcouote:
White ri»n.one-half bbl _ White run in kite * uu to **i Wheat—Dull; sales sass j«saKiJU.s52ss ;i — Oats—Heav y; sales »t
4 75 to — Coro—Dull and l(42c
4 5o to —— mixsd Western at $1 U8#l 14; ol
23110 J at tl ‘23^1 34 iu store, $l '£><41 it>
3 10 3 95
»E
kerel, in kits. No 1
Mackerel, in kits. No. 9. large
FOREIGN FRUITS— Kai-ius—Layers, new
M. R..
Turkish Prunes, |<er ib Uriel Currants
GRAIN—
W beat, red. per bus
White,
Corn, ear, ’* .. GLASS—Stibjct todlscwuntof ten lullfteen per
for larg
lit. for large order.. 8 by lu . . in by 19
GINSENG
UA1R-
Per bushel
muKs-
Gresn
Green Salted
Dry Green Calf Skin.
HOMINY-Gu 11A Y— Baled
Julel
I b . 11. V . \\ ''Oli’n vv .s ppi i: - • •• .rv !•) Dr. I. Iv . !i;zel *VV. a . oth' r t>',;riiie-s, m t • f mti r. - ••r«l public, tr.tns-tcr !. A'.- a li.. vv i > appointed. »s ('••It.nvs. ill at ;.ui.- I .r oil; rs tar the en-ni: Wiiiiam Lena:;, J. A. ' )Rilng
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that i'll Dr. J. T. pe-itb ;i.
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. I 1 n rcci iv> d t!i
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' , ' I! ■'mark D feathering his nest. He h is ut paid $ 112,.'sin for a country-cat. Go.|. dard got hi* seat in the city council dog rbeap. 1( cost him all the self-respect lie had on li in I.
but that was nothing to speak of.
I ,r Professor Athliok Smith’s regular Wednesday night hop takes place this evening, at hi* dancing academy. (>pera Hall entrance. These parties are Increasing in size and popularity, and the i’rofossor wishes to inform bis patrons that they may depend upon
theirjbelng kept select.
A \\Trf. Bk.atkr.—Edward Eit/ger ibl. who may have been born n man, but i f whom whisky has mado an inluibited beai-t, was yesterday arraigned before Judge Scott on a i barge of most brutally beating his wife. Fil/geratd's line and costs amounted to $36 (A.
Ib ■■■'■. t.i jail for thirty days.
II v i» a Fit.— A man named Hensley, accused of participation In Ihe Sunday night burglary committed upon the Reagan’s grocery store, yesterday had an examination be-
pp
.87old ini, v I.Kvk.—An ordinance, i
scribing the manner In which claims ::-air.-t ^..'Vp* '""m d untd eight o’. 1... k, r. 11. . ‘ ro,, the city shall be audited,and the duti' l ^ . . liiwiii
city officials In relation to such 'aims, vv .s introduced at lhe4ast -c-sion of the city it un-
Jaiueson. The ordinance : . . . .c Ro otlo r half
ciirh upon the street commissioner.
•Ity ollleials, and seriou-ly interfere, vv iii ; !>,. g. . Woolen w .s pru : .t i — I .ut u vvilt In
emolimitoits of the shenlV. as ke
couflty j ul. That oil! "ial h i-. a-v. . .. •.. . bia n making a "fat thing” i 3 "f lh :y f -r years, in the matter ol ke* ping; or pretending
to Uei lu city prUoners, arre-ied f. r lufr
of municipal law. It ha- been l'i • practice
of the J dl keeper la .liar • liber .ily f-r tlie i v ,-., nr ., t R . A ., .nan. and "P. l’...H .r.- y. .n .r-.v. .me ; . ■ t f.rte-s.t is ir.lt
keeping. r». r.-tru. tiv. k. cpinz. . f p. r-ons Thi> , . .. , ra , ,. jn *' '
arre-t. d b e drunkenness, visiting !i< of ill fame, in I other rlV.-n-. *, an ! : .11. lie tempuruily rested: i <l I), e ■„ rtv
within the .va.^ f Ik o-vuity j ul. i . e
-tnn.e. if . drunken lu-mu-r ,* 'g u-rgra ; ,, „ r , r . :v t!l .. K. • roN. .. n:v -f.r - I
the jul b. ..id ^ 1 . : i..id:.. •!.•. .: d • urn. I . .•■• live tiiinut. - after, the j.th r returns a lull against lac city f, r '.s < < . '• • •. ,'
l.eard alul lodging, and these tiills !i. tofnre passed unquestioned. Th. ;
notorious. The IIei:ai.i> ha* repeat. d._. ;
atlentbui to llicir e\islenee. and .. '
that part of the j liLl.iisines* as vviiol-.saitt robbery of the city . but, notwithstanding, the party having control ef the city government has winked at the abuses, i! it bas u.it
openly justified them. For -orac reason
other tliftj vtlor ha*, in p i«t time*, been under the protection of loyalty. All . if rt* to r. medy the abuses of the jail system have p i n futile. It has been shown that tin: city oc.iifd -ave thousands of dollars annually bv budding a station liouse, but the station house [.inject lias been ruthlessly -mothered In .■nun. u :i*ci;. n**»it lias shown sign* of life, and : r no otiler reason that v»c . iu see, other Ulan a desire to continue the county jail keeper in the t
1 After the reading ol the addr -* vva* . on- i wood shed. Impure at Todd. ( irm:. Uvl .V
Dr. .Jameson'* ordinance docs away vviththe | a '* r > "' ,h . v u ’ M,,n “ r ‘”« "dlliams. (.1. nu* Id..22 2 jailor’s eonstriietive emoluments, and mater:- ' Wishing a m. dic;.l journal U~Ut ally lessens his perquisites. Just yhy it should ^ ' ? t ‘“' Wagon, nearly new. lor -ab-
f ..... ii , ♦ i I • i f ^ • in^ tliit it is «|t "i tu < "■ t: 11 j I *. > Li :i mcdtcai i and <‘silo ‘Jl . fore Judge 8eott. Hensley is Sllt.jrct to epl- , instead of l*st year, or the year before—we j journal in the '•.ate of Indiana. | b.-tic Ills, and managed to get elf a good one j are at a loss to understand. Colonel Barker is 1 This resolution was olfcred by Dr. Ilil.i. ir I, I *' or •• S »‘* ;, P 43i«-im-I» «:»II al I lie
• luring the examination. He was disena'rged. j certainly as “loyal” as Colonel Robinson
-i ■ n d ' f Hi it hi
>t ite * I . '
TUr .! • • - ■> - v * r r.« mi l in ! !.:: i : y ‘ ■• r. ••• •:»• •••■ •• ; l • \ . ! * *.!*.. .!« -up. f 11 w.n rtft'rwir! apThi* alt'-r:; t. m :i v, it • i 1 ! y thi*
pridin f;vv«ry f-rcililc r»;rort - u “ ( ho! i-
! y I>r. f. T. «-I Ki iiiaon !, u.<l th’- - • : *y i ‘.j jurncit imtil < i.’lit r. 'T.
Mi.IIT "K.*'■'!4»\.
i At Llit: .ippi i:.t( il lioiir tlo* m.- *1: i' \wr n lln :r ih^ir' xtul tli4* pro'it! ut. !*• n - ii'lo t*Ml With a *cvt r.’ !io.ir> u« -8, w t** p-.uuLt'd to
I>r. I» :^an U|ark, of Itli hn .nd.t ■
n i l hi^ annual a«Mrca>4. “riiy'iri kUi an !
l'lii>i**” w.i.s t!i ' i! : t < htj't-n for ii *
:m-l w* rr rrf t loat the '.(•i rrtrirv .ni l thofon.mittt •• < :i puM. tli .n U l not thii.u it :itlvl.-4:;-Ui* to pu!»li-h it, a- it Woiil l Id* of ir.ti .v-it to
; tnany out-iileof tlu? prof4 '.'*i« i
‘tio'4’ aIIi« tfl to Inflammation the I.uii*p*. kh.. ire -uhject oflentiraen to heavy roll la. 'houM iiY:;ria(fl>* apply KaJwa) * Kenl'* Relief. In . • niirmfU i » of 4 hohrra. take it luwarUl) . au t . titYraplly without fear or favor.auU re|K:al a» •iten as the'U'cliarfC s continue. In no case ha' 14 V* r fau* ! t > hnn^ relief and Ufa ime re- ( t: I' with .i^tfrav ateil cate* of Cholera Mor- • II-. .. .* • pa:u' ahvut the Chest. IiKhtnin* hk« i *a( h'• ; PU uii»y. Pneuiuom.i. ! .mhatro. aii-! th« uiati'iu. In c\*T' iiistntct* ot ChiiN ami .*!•* vnd th • Relit f 15 usol in everv 4’Iiniate \ • r« :* !i.i' • cu timely a Inuni'ter*-.|. it 1 ! i •• ur• ■ . iaU tor>u* h like Infarmittent I’t • ^ t-r., .. i* a preventive U’.enever an*l wherever l. .8 t. u atneat if it* 'y'tcm. u tu re >• rvo « ; • predominant, uhere Neuralgia, or fn . ’i\. u »th'harp. «fi4X»t ing pain*, cause- in • >i..! rtn* wav **;.«• prompt m ariion. tak- < internally, nnd apply it externally to the ►ir.'* ? •! j .irt** <>:. • tot i 1 a til'.iti'ty the pt.» al ;»• »• >u ..f its iutrtn»u' merits It the i m . •*«m *tn. ti meU. iru* tn -1-e 1** *-tr»*n«tti • 'Upkri tr V»aton».* it i'excellent witcu lak* . i iiuie *.v k’-'r. iiel i' fret'y used In pla« e ot th* nat. .'wine tutu r«. It in acapita* rei-: : . : r li rn. u ill lull the T'-»:haf.e at ••;»( e. ;;t t!; IlkNtcna and thir*’ InAp** of Re icf. i.i . Wlur tciOiiN of water, will - he* x the tu**'t f iru. .t* l>i » rh- r\ tu '' • Hi • t - tt « pronouiu e l fai. . isd u ;.en vi r t tu i e in ii.*, r* '• a^Ni;re*l there • $n he tound uu acti*l”te
. R t* 1 a .i. R* ady Relief.
^ ! I*r Prie* »f*n j* j r .
I’reNNcd IRUN —
Boilod .Hheet iron, No*, into 47 iiarcozkl <lo do do
cuumo KU"ia
n * to A
... ftM
7 »W
75 to bU
to U to 16
!*♦ LU to *.4| 14. Z'2 UU to ‘ii uU
Cha t*eu
Imitation
Bar
Araartean *Spr Hor*e s*hoe.s* »h
Horse shoe
I '“a ’ *7 :
► » 1"\
ring steel
per lb LEAD
Bar pi*
Sheet and Pipe LARD L1MK LUMBER— Lath. iMjpiiEr 1*1110 LEATIIKRoak, slaughter *hj1o Buffalo, Slaughlt r ~ te Harness Upper Kip. No 1. medmiu Krt uch K ip. hr-1 * u e Krench t m!' l !• »,! I* ■■ t . • * . . I Ll:»i ngN. pi r * M .\ I I >priMg
Kail
MU I. \ss K ' New «»ri -teUN port*, l: . o
OlLs
I tT7»**ed • »ll signal *»r lie., . r • *n hvtr i Engine »iii Engine •>!! N*). 1 i ar *>t»
04441 * MI.
Machinery mi! Vo *J M i* Initei y oil
CariMjn oil
N aptlia o r Be u role uhed t oal till
11 to 11-, to bs ->o to *10
1 9t^
IZ to 5<» l” to 42 -to 43 do to M SO to 1 Ho : C to I 75 l wi to 1 40 1 75 to 1 '.+) b N’t*115
?. i » i - * • to :* : t • to : j i iu to 2 .a.1 *-j to 1 75 : ■! *«' 7'J to si 1 40 60 to 1 20 ♦uto 75 5* to V:x- to 40
; sales at >-7(487e. for western, tod l<42c lower; Halos of new
14; old mixed do.
delivered.
Pork—Sales at $23 cash and regular.
B * f—Unchanged.
Cut meaes—Steady anv! in fair >lem md. Lard—steady; sales at 13' .siouey, MtacEa, Etc. Nxw YuKK. Tuesday. May 21. Gold—(dosed firm at $1 37 Money— A -bade »asler, al .'n.£6.-. on . id. The failure of Frazer, Treuhulm .V Co., of l.iv. erpool niul < htr'e^t-p, w.\n *11111111111 < d, f .r $4;,iMi4UMMt, I lu u»h*"li f :tnk*» ire I • p u t» *1 he iv y fiiUeti r*. '-•Jitie N -.v \ .-i k h-’U'* - vv p,
ai^» Nutler.
"t4*ihng d .
i io** rnuit :!-
rat* n ;
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I he I**il
e l by W .Hi
!?(; and Ueat U aalkiiistou Nt. n>Hr>3iir t mt**p. BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring and Summer Styles
itnor* wy siioikS®
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IdUlg ) Balm
"ho.-, M*'.’n P.idT and ii»- l.i'ltiig, Ki* l»l"ve.
VAN AMBURGH 6c. CO ,
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N I ( l-l. I. pH, rt _j-U t« J,
ItAUIOHAl.S AAD (iAITtns.
Idi - ivpc rt- . ui i'.i'l live
o v Im k !\ M
Alm ru tu "»■! !, la." , ; « >hio t ertilh ates. J \ . . u tir n t-V*; id; i umberlund. *1; t^uu k--livt-r, WtH’.i rn I'niou'IVle^raph, PJ . ; 1’Hi in Mail. 1 .U ’* i ; Atlantie, l"-’ .: New Y- tk -Cehtral. •" ; Krte, *»- , a ; Uudsou. B'J 1 ^ ; Reading, lu4* ,; Michigan southern, .; llutiois
11’> : 4 ; rolf.lo, 1PJ— I-• rt AV ay lie, *' , t ; preferred. IMtt?»!'Ur*g. .ock Inland ^ ’4. Nv.rthwe>t* in.
Vutral,
M «ripoEO, •
T- itoc
A‘■•Ullplfte 1 ihe (<l 4.hi! lren’N>« v\ NitcB and ~tv U >, bi Ni l(•' a val e : . mic r*»UN to rue ii' !• > 11.
: W.*rk in O 1 y.** *0 ’. N
Il4-uvlri4 l!diuuud^«V 4d.$ aprir» !*im N • vi - *..th M* m *u*» TlOKltls & LYTLE,
Grand New Meiiaereiie,
: rv
!*i:aI 1 i:n *\
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Mt-.'oun,
I
new Id urn **.Nee, >>J .*4*. ;. > *teauiboat shar» n Kirin*, r.
< "ai M0( k»- 1 bill.
M 1^4.111ani‘o 11« sti.ire-a — \Vph**ni :• .* .r»-. M .i.i g "11 art * M r* *ui!\e .1 : ;.._•' • tri". r>.'.j \ . n. Mri/ Hi.'. .
I. it* r. *.
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Boots and Shoes,
‘H; Hear 4 sire* t ®
C'i.'N.c-'L . 7N7A.XI, Cdl-IlO.
i oil-
p. I
Tug An.AXTlc.—Bowen, v Imv •• j.| t. ed u* ur.d. r. . . m l sundry favor*. . :t:< :;g vb. »i
.••■• M >u!h! ] for June.
I'F.U.S'.N v. -We. v.-f. ! . . . ; lezsun of m •.: g ;\. ILinttng'.su - .untv, wb . l ..i Mi. Ir r the in 'I tl.e ib ’b .
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LOCAL ITEMS.
l or* 3C*-nl--I>aveIIia;g lions*-, on North Men A an drect, two *t .ric-, c leva n rooms, with ga*. -* ible, ■■ :rr. * • li ci-e, -in I
was, though, perhaps, not so shrewd a manipulator of loyalty n the rough, nor so valuable a worker In the election*. .Vo charge of <11*.
$f;T' I,ait week a match game of base ball vva* arranged by Captain Dean, on the part of
\\ i stern l.a*< I .all ( lul.md * “1 l,aln | honesty can be brought against hi* employe*, Mae:,"lev, on Ihe part of Ihe Indianapolis Base JI hpr fnr nnf ftMhpm Mrr . hl .
Ball Club. The lirstgame will bo played to-
m-.rrow afternoon at one o’clock. The lir-t nin s of caeli are well matched, and a stubburn contest is expected. The ladle* are In- \
oi iqi'iu. Svt. vkiks.—An ordinance Is now pending in the city council which lixe* the - al try of the mayor at $2,000 per annum, and that <>f the city juilge at $t,500. We enter our solemn protest against the increase of the mayor’s salary, and against the payment ot any salary whatever to the city judge. General Maeatlley accepted tho nomination for mayor as the office then stood, with its salary attached, ami has no right to demand an Increase. The duties of the office are light, since It has been separated from the city court, and the position is universally regardas one of honor rather than of emolument. It takes up but a small portion of his time, and interferes, to a nominal extent only, with the transaction of other business. There Is not a
memlier of the police board, or the board ofr remedy tin 111 .-
public improvements, or the linance committee, who does not within the year perform more arduous service than the president of the council: yet they are content to serve for two dollars per session—a trtlle over $100 a year. We do not know what promises w*re held out to General Maeatlley when he was Induced to retire from the contest for the State printing; but we do know that no one bad any right to promise him anj thing, or at least to bind the i ..unoil by any promise made to him. As for the city judge, we understand that the fees of that oilier, under Mayor Caven’s administration, averaged from live to sl\ thousand dollars per annum. This, of Itself, ought to -atisfy the need* of a modest young lawyer, whose practice in Ihe courts certain-
ly never oxocodod Ihe lowest of the figure* *
named, without the addition of a st >a |. ary of $1 per m-ir. If the member* of the city council desire to economize and retrench, they have a poor way of showing it. Let them leave the mayoralty asGeneral Maeatlley found R, and let Judge 8c0tt pay blmsctr ( ,ttt of ®n. fees attaching to the office. If these oilb b.l,:iri'#i.s iti-!ied with their contract*, the b or of resignation I* always open to them.
either, for did not one of them carry his loyalty to the extent of taking a jail lord out of his ei I Iron election day, and, in consideration of a glass of whisky andabalfbotir'srespi- . , ration of the open air. injaico him to voto—at
vited to attend and witness the man y sport. , . , , ,, .
m M _ ’ v | leastMpfc»te^ Maeatlley, and Foster, and
Seirt^fSndthe rest of the patriots? Yet notwithstamling these evidences of healthy loyalty on the part of Colonel Barker, here comes Dr. Jameson with an ordinance materially interfering with his little “ perks." Republics anil R-publievns are proverbially ungrateful. It is barely possible, however, that the party in power have noted the fact that the tax payers arc getting restive under their burthens. The people are not willing to pay quite as much for loyalty as they were a year or two since, and our rubjr* are driven to retrenchment in despite of their inclinations. The abuses In •and about the county jail wen- a* well known to Dr. Jameson two years ago as they are now. Has it taken him that length of time to mature and perfect hi* ordinance to
Hook Notice®.
»K,I> NKVINs. TI1K N'KWSKOY Morgan. IV M I* . which meui c.i.-li. r. lie-ton lw« .7 shei
AN Attkactivk Kxiiiiiition.—On Friday and Saturday the European and American Museum, from Regent’- 1’dace, London, will exhibit iii thi- city under an immense pavilion. Among the attraction* < f lids great moral, intpirctii .l and instructive exhibition will be found more than three hundred life-like pieces wix statuary, illustrative of Scriptural, histotle .I ml classic il scenes. The statuary I* the linest in the world, .and some of the pieces are such rx«n l counterb it- I n • t- in moulding, coloring and evpii '-t. . t. >.• tppear al-‘ rn^st ei'r culous in th. aa.ct upon the l«>holdcr*. Evcu b.va r ..i :.i 1 should improve the opportunity thus pre-ente.l of seeing the master pieei s of the best arti-ts in Europe. I’d i.i i vki> M A fru.— \ billiard match <'.ime oil’last < vininz at the First National Billiard 11 all. between Henry Brown, of St. Louis, and Jack (. irrctt, <J" Indiati'ipolls. Ri.nvu was to play »Mo l .fA r :t - > p.-^,: . Tbc bighrst run i..r Garrett vva* si. :itij$ the highest run for Brown-vva* .'.2. G irrett wt-n Ike game evi-n I. : poiiits. Tlo-game stood atit*close • tor g iri.-tt, ;,n.| G, b.r Rr--.-.n. \ver.-tge • Gh f -r W inte r. The . nialcli vva- lor It By
I- the best am if. i:r
and after it* adoplion he -t iled that Dr. Barvln, who rontri I* the (dn. innall M.tlicU J'litrnul, is anxious to tr.ansler it to this State and make Indianapolis tho pi.ire i-l’ It-;:.: w cation. To enahle him to do th. . md mike the Journal -itch a public iti.di a- ..v.iubl In-no-li t and be an honor to the proleaslon, he must have some aid. The member* rame f. rvvar.l with considerable alacrity in their offers of the “ material," and the society adjourned until half past eight o’clock this morning. ODD Kku-owsiiip.—The Grand Lodge and tirand Eneapment of the I. O. <>. F. are now In session in thi* city, with a large attendance. The reports of subordinate bodies *how the
celebrated ( arpet House of Hume, Adam-.V Co., 27 and '2*.t West Washington -tr< < G
Ms-hniod*'! Ac. Frit-lzor.
and retail dealers and mantif n-turi rs .[ Brushes, No. Its; South Illinois-tn-et. have . n hand, for sale, a large stock of Rniskt-s i.| their own manufacture, of all the various kirnIs in common use. Th y make tin ir own Bni-hcs, sell i-heap, am! expect by so doing. to make a custom in lids city that will be ( q advantage to consumers a- will o-tot'em-»elv i s. .
<.’ar|»«*t** o4 «*a«.rT Kina!, vatriet*. st>Ie and price can be had at the mamm..t|i
order to be in a ironrtshl'nVand health"y .-ondi'- j ‘ irilrt " f ,l " ,n '** A r '*- "•
r,.\i az... a . a* , . ® ''itY. F .ll T Loll 4 > t 111 :il IH
lion. The following
<>rand Lodge:
I*OiI^4*S t.oniriftutin^ Meuiln*rs per lost
n*|M»rt
Initiations
Aiimitteil by 4 anl
ttc*«l .
the Htati-itii-H of the
l.ODM
Withdrawn by Laril. SiiNpensbnii*
•*10118 .... ... ill In
‘JUM
i.m
Npen
Kxpiils Death 4
7frfi
Whole mimb4*r of Contributing Mem»*«r8 ... - 13,(NU> R»*jt*ctionH uei K.-wt GramU . 2 twtt I*jul»e« weiving the Decree of Kehekah *a:7U Resources of $:it*,tfll IU Itereipts 4>f LoifaiM Ke>,71§
Kxp4M1«W*H of . Dues to4«rand l*4Hfae
orphan Kumlof Lixl^et
Brfitbem Itelievwl
\Vit1f»W4*d Families K4’Ii4*i I*.mi for Relief of Knitlm Bain for Relief of W it lowed
Fuinilms l.'.H.S l j Paid for KMimating Orphans.: i *av.i 7'* Paid tor Burying the l>4*ad 1,8*.I8 l>
J*aid lor otlu r Lbantable Pur-
p**si*s . ftsi ;t T >tnl .. >1 The following are tho aegregaten of the re-
ports
term:
7,71*3 : 5,37k
120,757
i*ved .
i ers. $10671 ll
r>rt^ of ^uhordiuate t-ncamptnenU for the past
r.noampmonts Potrian’hs 4»f Suliordinates rejiort-in-r. p«*r la.Nt r4*port 2,543
of hiibordinates not re-
I Patriarchs I iporting.
Init iat u*n» AdiniMod by ( an! liein.Nlated
.. I'J
Total .
Wit Inlr.iwn by (
anl
h\! D4’.i
pen ^ •4* 111 "i
d li .
Itv llciirv . I 1 1 r i —I'", city, and Rc.wii 1m- r.-puta-llnslon bee .» *hr|i|.atd' ‘ I ' ’ 1 ' 1 !**•*>' r,
Wt* a4*know!4*t!g4* the re4*plpt 4»f tlieahovt^ jiro- if'iiN volume, radiant in maroon 11111-1111
I »ei-rease
N’.iw in Memlier-hip
U.-tl-Ct Ml
tduiling and gold spangled trimmings, "wilh the compliment* ol the author.” The work professes to have made a run often thousand, all of which, we presume, hu* been taken up for Boston consumption. With some little pride we announce that we have read it and still survive the infliction. It possesses no met It save that of brevity, and is a disgrace to the boasted civilization of New England. It Is nonsensical, silly, bigoted, canting, hypocritical, exasperating, disgusting and damnable. lilled from tlrst to last with unreasoning and venomous abuse of the Jews, Irish and Catholics. Its venom is *o bald and repulsive, however, as to render it perfectly harmless. Having compiled with the author’s request to give hi* t»ook a complimentary notice, we dts. miss the subject with a sense of relief. We don’t care to retain the volume, and will be obliged to any one who will take it away. If not called for within three days, it will be swept out, with other rubbish.
< <.::i:m-..nx._w« had ,-,;| „ rtm j. N..-the iinmortil." >c-t,r.Uy. an.I regret Io leant that we were mistaken nt the character d id* approaching martyrdom in thi* city. Instead ( f’Gtui Ring the Illinois street gutter fur the spaae of three hours," he will discti.* tile question of decency with Mr. Goddard,rf the Filth WatV^for the same length of time. We sympathize profoundly with J. X., and congratulate the eminent Fifth Warder. 4<u'V<; Ms:n's Wiihismam A u *i v in ix.— A noond-iy business men's prayer meeting has been established at the rooms of the 4 oung Men’s Christian Association, in ,.ddition to the usual morning nu-etimr. All are
cordially invited to attend.
How to Eat a Binkapit.k.—A lady bought a line pineapple, at Stnul’s, oneday last week. Next day she came to the store and demanded her money back. .She srid she «* Idled the pesky thing for more’n four hours," ami then it was so tough «he couldn’t eat it.
ions ..
<'hief Patriarchs
llitfh PncNtN
, Resources ot Kncampnients . »(• ’O’lit-sof Liit amiituients .. K\ji4*nN4*> ol' KncanipTncnts.
Knr&miitment
$*»:J I'SS r.*>
33
, 5.72A HI
710 7«
Dui*n toiiraml Km ai
Patrian hs R«ilieveri
NVi.iow«Mi Families RelieveR
Paid tor Relief of Patriarchs . $2,150 39
P.uU for Relief of Widowed Fan
il ie** .. .
Paid fur Riirying the Dead I a" 1 t-r 1 'ther I hAritahle 1’ur
100 no ::to S7
Whi'le amount for Itellef and ’ h ,n| y ... $->.i;oi 53 Ml itrtF.i: IV Andkrhov.— By a private letter trom Anderson, we learn that on Sunday !a-t a man named Dale threw a stone at William C. Truster, striking him on Ihe head, and s > frartitred bis skull that he died on Monday. We have no particulars. rTTThe assessments of internal revenue in this District for the month of April amount «o $21,002 Is—$0,412 on account of whisky. I’gRsovAt..—C. B. Bentley, E*«b, of the Brnokville Democrat, is in the city attending tlic Grand Lodge of the (>rder of Odd Fellow*.
city. Fair hom->t di alini; i.** tht ir in -‘.to. imi* Iliad tlir ^rr:H 4li»(>liao in prices of tine \p»o-!s at the popular hoiis«* of
< •. II. Hkitk \'t,
N *• ^ Wv-t Wa-Nhin^tou stru t. rind K2!:i<*1!e I'g-ooln Vt-Ntini; at (i. II. II. itlxam’s. No. ^ Wc-t W in!:.
iii2t in.
•I. eV I 9 . 4«rnLiiiIiiisr sir** l:x <*on* »t:int receipt of new 4 iiitlis, 1’urn!.-hi”: G4)otIs, N i’.stinirs and rrnninin^s. 'rticy arc at all times rtv-iily to cut anti make ^ inncnl*' of all the various .-tyh - known to the i.i.-hiou-ahle world. All work doni* By them i.s warranted to idve }iati.Nf:i4 tn.n in styh* an»l quality, and tho prices an- >U’. !i as will warrant thoso who doirc to •Ntudy 4 tom my thc-c tiuil time -, i i i^ivin^ them lh< ir eirdcrs for 1 lothmo. A line stock of the; latest M \ \ L of >tnpi > jii?L opened. 1 l In (zinL*innsi.(i. !»«»( roi: KENNEDY, wh'-c name i- -o familiartolh.o *Vnjcrican joihhc, and one of tin* mo>t learn cl physicians in this country, who-c mmC4*»ful treatment of 4lisea.N4*s of the >kin and
HYGIENIC WINE mu !mtouted Tonic, recommended by the mu.-t eminent physicians, is made of Ailmitsin its 4*4»m|H»N|tiL.-n only Tonic, Aromatic anl F» drifuxo Nub?tanc<ni. It replace*, with a tfrr.it superiority, ail other Bitter-, uliieh ha\e for a base nothing but alcohol or inferior whi»kie**. It Is richer than any other Bittern in AromaKIr und fttaisumic Principle** Ai* l iLn toatc t*» I'vjuisltc. Its so«»thin^ cl7i.« In , $ the Nervous Fluids is mosta-NtoniNhintf, f.>r. while it gently cvhib rates by reamt:iatiu>c the !i:iu> tion.4 4if tl.e I MjfeatLveOrpHns, and dissipate Lanjruor, by gently refreshing and ^thnulatinir the Brain, tfivmtf a healthy tone to the w hole ••r.r inism. it U-aves behind none of the baleful mku* ence> ttiat tollimr alcoholic '•timulaxits. We warrant that, upon tr.toi, 1!; ^uni-: Wine vv i.i to.found a zTftoMt OelU'iouM R4»v4»rage» PoN«;c--.lnir wonderful nrtties in all cases 4>t Pyl»4’pNi:i and Pebility, ami moreover is une\ Red
as an
a. i» i * urr 1 in i c. To Lodie-. e»p«ycially, tt will prove a most cfTec tual relief for those ailments to which the »c\ is most liable. LAMBERT A RAMPING. 31 and 3-7 Broadway, New York. Ml \ 1'RERLK will befound&mostjielicious Wme, sU}*« riMr ti> anything of the kind — lt 1* the pure Juice .«t the finest Krape, fruity and delicious l»4*y.ind dcNcriptiou. Try it aii<l be convinced. R th of the Wine* arc for sale t»y Browning A "loan; II 11 Lee, under Batea House ; Hay zt i. o., coi o r i lluiois and Washington street. miu\v*i:vu dt «>4‘th• i! • Indianapolis. Agents for Indiana. PrlEPAKEO OIL OF PALM AND MACE, »<>r Prettcrvlng, Uestwrlnw una ICcautlfrinw tbe Hair, An.I i- t’li- in"-* .lulightful anil womlcrtul urtli lc the world ever produced. L idn s will find it not only a certain remetly to Riston*. Darken and Beautify the Hair, tint al^o a desirable article for the Toilet, a* it is highly perfumed with a rich anddeiicatc perfume. Hide-, pendent of the fragrant odor of the oils ot Palm and Mace. The Tlarrcl off Pern* A new an 1 beautiful perfume, which in delit*acy of >cent. and the tenacity with which R elinks to the handkeri’hicf und |H*rs*m, is unequalled. 'tin: above articles for sale by all Druggists an id IVrtuuicrs,at$l perbottleeac.il. tjent by express to any a- iress, by the propriidors. T. W. WRHiHT ,% CO., IDO Liberty street® New York. F.’i .!«• in lutiiaimpolis by Wiles zt Reynolds, oplG'-iic t!ie I’ostullice. oci2bd6tii A Card to Invalids. A ( lenry man, while residing in South jVnterica as a missionary, discovered a >afe and simple remedy for the l ure of Nervous Weakness, Early l>cc..i\, Dincuscs of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by b meful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the aillicted and unfortunate, I will semi tho recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to
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4 ) N 14 O PoTATOlto PIP »\ !SI« »\< B.i- on. • . 3hould« tn Hsiun ,,..4. ''iigal • (.Iv RK E 5 AM' Lake pc r !>: Ivan aw h a S K E1 »>— \ . 1 flat 4 l«#v« r rimoitiY S 11 K E l / ! S 4 P. r nJh - 1 P. r c.^te cSIPU 1’cr B ^4» \ P
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’ pt.:.,
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Mi tit.m 4 umiiiwii
4. A U"
1 lari, nu to 1 \V lute. N..tt rcfliusl
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P«• rt• • Ri •*, Raw
4 ut<a. raw
Prim*- to . lion *: Dsmcrara
1 h«o* *• N« w 4>rleaus 11-* t*i >TAR4 II I to r* i> a'tead v tu.uketut 7 1 ,
TANNER Y 4)11.
Ban Ws.
straitN
] T A l. L<) VV
TAR
lu barrels 1 n one tiall barn Is In bucketn, per dozen
TF \
\ oung 11 > son I in penal 4 * 11 lll»* • w der
Ilia, k
TWIN E4 Mtion I’aper
.1 ute
1 TOB \ 4 4 4 ) P.la< k NWto’t, one lourlh.oi
and tens
Bright, one lourth and teiiN
Nulural Leal
flit*-1 i.tt tie v% mg, 1 n toil k .
TIN PI.MK-
1 4 U.M.iing Tin
bn. ;• ^ s h'N ••s
B» u-. MS
1 13 1 MU
9 to 9S
S 5o ti SI
i HJ U»6 5U 1 2o to 190 1 ini to 2 10 1 in to 2 10 l -HI to I S)
limbs have given him a world wide reputation, | •‘tuy*-ni: who needs it, kuek or CiiiBOE. Aildrcss la in this city, anil can be consulte l at bis oi.ice, , Di^LRII T. INMAN,
322 West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia piper, speaking of him, says: “ Having graduated at one of the best sc.hools in the world® lie traveled extensively, having visited every people ami kingdom having any position among the nations of tin* earth—his r-cholustii*. and scientihi- attain-ment-giving him across to the principal meilical instituiions of Hie <>11 World. \Yith an enthusiastic love and veneration for his profe-sion. he has endeavored to trace tl. • nature and to ascertain the actual iallueiice cxeried 1 remedial agents in effecting the removal ol di.NL:i>es of the skin, for purifying the Mood and removing ail diseases arising from scro:uloiis ami other constitutional complaints, and restoring the ili>orliered system to >oun«l and pet lect health. There are no remedies known to the science of man that can equal hi* tieulAzCnt. Dr. Kennedy has collected the principal discoveries with which moiiern chemistry has enrieheil the Held of Materia Mediea, (a Washington Journal says, having made those iliseases, diseases of the akin ami limbs,) a specialty for seventeen years he is able on the instant to give you the name and cause of your ilisease, with the mathematical certainty of a reaily reckoner.” Persons at a distance cun he treated by giving a description of iliseases by letter. marl3-dly
fold lly
Elation D, Bible House,
New York < Ity.
HONEY TO L O \ A . *0. 2-ft Month Illinoi* Ntroet* West side. Ar t building south of the bank.
AJONF.Y loaned in sums
-L"X ofvaluo. i^oods
AJ
11 <» 11 o w;i >'« I* i 11« anti Ointment.'^ I Iccrnted •—Numerous individuals, who were for many years afllictcd with olil i-anccr-ous mo-cn (»r ulcers on the legs, and hail failed to proiuiri’ a rcmi’dy either from private practise or public, hospitals, have been speedily i iired by a short coursi 4 of these invaluable meilicines. In all diseases of this nature the united action of the Pills and Ointmeni is ic«iuired. Fohi by all Druggists. mj2iilAwlw
Hill’s TlMir I>j r e,
Fifty cents, black or brown instantaneous,natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed tho best in use, has been before the public over tlfteen years, Is the cheapest, containing as much as the usual dollar sizes. Dei>ot, No. 66 John street. New' York t ity. Sold by ail Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery and fancy goods stores everywhere. JelBdly 1 .\i’w Per fust* fertile Handkerchief. t*Ii:t!«n , « “Niirbt Blooming Ccreu».” Pbirioa’a t*r(il|c.htl2iaominsCeren>.’* l*ba.l»n’a ‘ ( NlKlzt Uloouiinx *’eFe«».** S r tui.ion’s **Idifrli* Hloominir*,'»rcM«.» Hbalon’s --iNiidit UloomlnR *:oreii».*»
Pfcrower
A/ro>Kj luaueJ iasums to suit any article
1 arsaasa sssssja'jassr.
c **hprtce», ttni® sizTing chum tUe trouble ui &u K*H AI.U^I 9k >017 ,.N«W York. Shot Guos to hire by the day or week. I BEW AM OF COUNTERFEITS.
Postoffle addrets, lock box 334.
ED. Mat. marls dly
ABE FOR PHALUN’S—T* MO OTHER.
j yffi deodEirmwir
irns, coiniiion, per •
UK ri
L.» 10-*4, hi»t •|ii«ilit) l K. do d*.
Pu I’m
\ INK4. \R
I’m*’ « id* r. p* i gulhoi
W(M»I*FN V\ \. % t. »Bi»ct.
N«i.l I'ldiM per dozen
No. 2 Till*!* No. i Tubs No lChun
No 2
N«».
No. 1, cedar ** ** No 2 •* “ •• No. :t 4)ne halt tiiishi’l m»‘a-uifs B. and ii. Buckets Wai-hlxtards, per «luzeu Keeler’s .live in nest) Meal Sen es '* ” WlllsKYAlcohol. KoctUled. WUiTK SAND— Per hhl WILLOW WARE— Large Baskets, per do/.cn Small to iiieiliiuu Nest uf four, per nest WOOL— Fleece, washed Tub Washed Unwashed
73 to 7> 'hi tu 1 oi) 1 20 tul h) 73 tu 1 25
15 73
Ctmtuiiutl yia.rk.et® ciniiNNAri. riic-J-iy, Maj 21,
D . iti'i! vs ate not lower, ex11 tl,>- I * I a. , AjV.aII,! ),t lillllltllC ’•• "iiigUt .1 the ri.rrclit rates, wbit h
Ai.cl2^;i. ' r wtiib r-u;.ti 1 : .'">(£15
b t t tadt* ('Tsti . - , ,i: , -! >• ’..i 1*. (or I au. \. Du'G li l in.. . nth. marXi t, :io<i
nu -;'nu_. Nu. ! wini. tit u ».•- • ;!. r.ti At *■ ■ . .;. : N ai s.,; nu.itts art* Uwl iim- ■ ■.nz. wing lu low i'ti.v- au.l .lull mAtk.il iur
it uir.
> i u 1 > .. . »• ■ - :->w t-r ati.l !)• tutual: 'A r- \-l N . I ill ■ .,is i*. 1 . All,I SU. St 4 Ai •A)
V*N. '" .
( U!- R ahi r v\ cakt r. « Itv-.Lg at 7 »c. l r \v». 1 in bulk, and Nic. -.®. .. R\ « >ale«s at ^ l T". > Nothing done. W histe} lb*.!; >.d • at 1 .; buy 11 i ah ;
.»N*.
4 • dtiui - IbLl ami i;> t'ling doing: prici a noiiiiii t!. nu idling < m | M :»» ..^lit it J4c. l*ri’Vi-oii> firm but -pint; li"’. : . . b !«-
m it: 1.
Min’s I iifk — *■’ »1« ^ . i t 5* J J ,l1 . IL.! k M« i!^ Ill Id at ''>..' ! 4 . r. i> ti ii. id ii .i i•. 1. u 1 •*rir« r at 1- . I .u'^ - Du11; s i!« - it t • w£ c . Butter- Dull at -'“wt- • ■ t ’i tr* 'h. 4 «r«H « r»» Dull but un* hatu* 1 l.ln-i i d o»l Ad\anci d !•• r * -1 •*«>. 4 b»>cd at 7I •. • 4 J, and .^1 •"
'iillnkT.
"L 1 In ; l !\» li iDg' >li id) . Nev% Orleans Markel. Nkw 4»ki.kaN8. Tu. *day, May JL t • t*i>n l iii h mgeil; ^.d« - * t .'..".ttd l»ales low tuid.liing it *2dv\; reulpt-, . h j t»»U>; cx-
. lo.d._*o balct*. .
>4igar l in hanged. Mola»cH— l m hangl'd.
Hour—Dull and 1 »wcr; suptiluio notuiual -1n goixi iletuau J ami iledinod .V.;
aalea oi yellov
5^1 2.;.
4)ats—Firm at Mav Drooping; sales of pinin’ NV c^ti rn at Lard Dull at Lb .GiRd^.-. Me--* Pork—Dull and unchanged; sail-i at ^Jl JJttfiJi ."hi. Bacou—In good jotdiing di iiiaml; *<ale.s of 'houlder^ rib 'Lie*, PJ 1 ^*.; clear ilo.,
Ib'^C.
tiold -$l do. Sterling K\t hange— ldvd,**u. Ncvv ^ ork >ight Fvchaugc Par discount.
\ i i : 1 ^V. ' >r < tn apr2o <: 11:i
i 1 •>*
dle«l p
• ail '.. • ' alwar^ roiuptly and W 1th Ca
11 Lilian liiviin lit'
grand and da. /ling !•» aphv : n.uia. '> b• > !i ci i
MACHINE WORKS. EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
tan in!' Li • t 1 -u.d ia*t httv. ni d-sgi ai it' of ccina’ption • • 1 igmatcil .iii) thing 1 and da. /ling :•> b( Indd than the u helc
< U 1
hi
th.. bl<l.
and* -1 in oic.
GV’.vs ••f 0
U':.; .'n 11m ul
•j ■r-jt -us fj't :<■ >L • • stly i fali th b ;•
'' *.it'jxis&iii'j ' - jUity 1 'ml
H<>f 'It, htsf Hr't- . Ma n mot' t .4 ^
yt ' q • ■i'U'ttl n . an attire retinue of uiuiuah il tS'h lienee ai t
■ re to be St
TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION W 1! 5 . c.o h'Ia;- eliter t-*\vn a: i icprcn * MOVING PANORAMA Nearly - no m.le in Icug'h
eniri
nt ten olid l ; 'll In I'alled.
it.to Tho place «*:' I'xhiM:: t*.-k in ilo- m«»n.uig. nailn
l dl'p
It will be .1 rand dl.'pla)
(.ur^eoii' Yl.a^ii Flireiii*’,
I'ort-.
at $11
( urn
S1.utv-.-1u.- tu iia-'t'lm.in ,t Vini.>n. Oppokitc Fust l.ntl of l uiou Uepat INDIANAPOLIS. IND., M:iriufacturer> of I'oriahlp anil Sialiouary Boilers .vxi> h:*-. Uinulur Uyerfa Faten lze% vr Net; ulso« Screw l'ee«i Mend H1ocRm« T ti retell t tig Hiicliiuete, Horne l*o%%erte« ALSO, CAST AND WROUGHT IRON MACHINERY,ETC apr2H d2m
Kn iti Iv o«*Iip'iHg lore m eii 111 any * » w ell t epay a . an.*
ui) iii in.: of t:io kind ever heiibry in the worl.l. ami wi.l
MOMS. DAVIS,
niixcil :il $1 15<|£1 2*>; white.
’ * "2 1
li IS) 1:( UU IS (IU ■. 14 UU IS iW 19 UU 15 (») 14 UU U UU « (K) to s 5U S IU tu 3 9U 1 5u tu 3 75
S IK) to 8 5 BU to 7
9 UU tu g 95
.5 00
50
5u ;
st. l,oui. .Ttarttci.
>r. l.oi'is, I’uisJay, May 21.
Tulia,vo—Firm, ami belter qualities «re
-lightly higher.
( ottou—Dull anti nominal.
Flour—Dull, tlroo|>in^ an.l unsettled; sales of suiierffne at $8 .5U(sill; extra, $10 ."xhttl’i;
• tiouble extra, $12 2,*>( ! il7 25.
Wheat—Heavy and lower; buyer* continue
to stand off; sales uf good fall at $ prime, 15; chouv. $2'. 25(^3 40. (.'orn—Dull and in favor of buyers; : dose prices ranged at $1 08, 1 10(^1 12,
lor fancy white.
oats—Advanced under light receipts; sales
at *.tl(£lMc.
Barley—Dull and unchangtd. Kye—Dull ami unciianged. i’rovtsiun- Turner but inactive. Ales. Pork—.•-aIcs at $22 "M'tti'JS ,5,5. Buciin—Sales of clear side- at 12c. Lard —Sales at PJ'-jC. for choice kettle; l.'PjC. (or choice keg.
. $2 80(sJ2 i*0;
at the latter
STOVES. American Hot Air
The Great Lion anil Tijer I'auior, Will at c.i< !i cntcrtummcui i-Jitt r : e IVii' id
• t Animal',
full
tra the
March, from
thcrclo
lowing L't ua> t kcu t*n the the liv rag Animals thcm>clv k
m.' ilvic'l
>rc may
A Correct List oi* Animals
Mons Da\ is* IN* Lt«»n, \>i.itt(‘ Lin: Leopar.l, A'l.di. I
ling A: r.i. diaii
nimal> \ fi;
g« r. • cd li
rfunuing i a pliant, l i.'pc Saib,
■, Bengal Ltopai*!'. Amcr.i\ui Panihcrs *>i I'limas. Young Li»*ii, three )tais old. 1’air R"\al Bengal Tigcr>. llama It i;i' Babot»us i*r l .u n >lay ama, ^HKir 4*i figci* Bl«***)lht*unds, 'spotty.’ deer, AtLcrn uu Black IL ais, .lapaiu’M* Swine, a alcutta Lconar*:?. >. A. Tigers, Asiatic ted 11 vciia.s. Ocelot it Tiger 4 at>, Alrnau
ralle.
•tirs, Rhai Axis Dt
BMUAPACKAIU
COOKING STOVE :
li \ cita>.
As'utlt I.D
lot 4-r Tiger < a
. Bra/iliaii Tigers. African Bears. Pair VoungLn>u>. Afri. au
Ciray Wolvo. riem t i*ri ivci f at, Uc«l Foxes. Afncau Pciicaus, Amcri*-..n
M AM K Ak ri li«D BV
xes. vine ,1 ackall>.
PAIR WHITE
PEACOCKS,
40 to 46 45 to 5U 95 to 80
les of 2U) hogsheads at full i lugs, $2 75@4 ‘K); cutting leaf,
icturiug, $2 33.
Ifalltmoru narttei. liALTIMOUK, Tuesday. May 21. I'uffee—Xo sales; the stock of Ulo is 12,000 sacks. Flour—Dull and scarce, and in I'.ivorof buy-
ers.
Wheat—Scarce and heavy; demand light; sales of choice Maryland at $3 50; prune
Maryland red, $3 35.
Corn—White declined 2(33c.; sales at $1 23 (■it 17; yellow steady nt $1 22(s8t 23.
(late—Firmer at 8lo482c.
Sugar—Firm but inactive; sales at U>; 3 c. for
fair to good refinery.
Provisions—Firm and qniet.
M 1» ! ..I , . .. .
Louisville .riarkcl. LOflsviLLK, Tuesday, May 21.
Tobacco—Sales rates; eomuion
$2 25; manufacturing.
Flour—Dull, with sales at $1* 75<ijlO 75 for
su perdue.
Wheat—Sales at $2 80^2 s;t.
Whisky—Sales of raw tree at-$2 20. Sugar—Kctined advances ' .ut 1 4 c. Corn—shelled is dull at $1 Uoufit (>7 dellvor-
ed; ear m bulk, s5<ZDt)c.
Lird—Sales of tierces at I2 1 a c. for kettle
rendered.
Mess Pork—Sales at $22 25.
Bacon—Sales uf shoulders at •. packed;
clear sides. 12',c. Cotton—Dull at 23c.
Uiver rising, with 6‘, loci ot water by canal
mark.
Wcathtr cold and rainy.
Mess Pork—Sales at $23 7.5.
ituikr
Feats—Sales of shoulders and sides at
Oktllc.
Bacon— Cnchantcd.
Lard—Quiet, tirm umLse.arc for prime Western leaf; and
Whisky—Nominal, with sales at 13c. in
bond.
Dr; Bro
Hiif(mis nimrlutss Buffalo, Tuesday, May 21. Flour—Pull and unchanged; sales of Western bakers' at $14. Wheat—N'ominally unchanged. Cera—Unsettled; sales of 20.000 bushels at $1 02<gl 09; 7,000 bushels No. 2 new Western at TUc.; and 8,000 oushels Ohio, to arrive, at
80c.
Barley—Nominal. Uye—Quiet; held at $t 73 for Western. ilesa Pork—Steady at $23. Lard-Dull at 13^c. Highwines—Nomsaal at $2 33. Receipts—Wheat, 18,000 bushels; corn, 50,000 bushels; oats, 42,000 bushels; llour, 1,400 barrels.
Philmkalptelm nmrket. Philadelphia, Tuesday, May 21.
Flour—Dull and declining; sales of extra
Western at $11 50.
Wheat—Prime is scarce and quiet; sales of
Pennsylvania red at $3 20.
Rye—Sales at $ I 73.
Cora—Declining, with sales of yellow at G*U—Advancing; gales of 3,000 bushels at
83c.
Whisky—No sales.
iK's ®
us, Durnells and Richmom reemeu and Arnolds at
erican nd at
Vm*R Ury iSumUs vtarlzel. New Yoke. Tin sday. May 21. y Goods—Market languid,
own Sheetings—Best makes in light sup-
e; sales at 13' 4 c. | piy ( or withheld from market, at l»c. fur sec-
13c. for ciuty in , ond. and 16c. refined. Bleached Muslins—Best makes scarce and high, but all makes have below 2s. per yard are plenty, and are selling at unprofitable
prices.
Prints—Steady and quiet; some makes still too hitib, while others are too low; best Mcrri mac no range; D cloths at 18((j)20c.; Amer
15<&l6c.; Allens, Duraef 15c.; Rhode Island, Fre
KKc.
Vtt ■ wmmlzee VI mr It etc Milwauxkx. Tuesday, May 21.
Flour—Dull; sales at $13 75(^14 for city and Wheat-Weak and 2<®3e. lower; sales at
$2 ’.*7 for No. 2; $2 *H) for No. X.
Dots—Firm at 72>$e. Corn—Sales at $1 07.
Receipts—Flour,'800 barrels; wheat, 25,000 bushels; oat% 5,800 bushels; corn, 4,500
bushels.
Shipments— Flour, 800 barrels; wheat, 1,700 bushels; corn 2,200 bushels; oats, 1,000 bushels. fllnaapMm mmeket. Memphis, Tuesday, May 21. Cotton—-Steedy; sales of uplands at 24(j$25c.; receipts. 260 bales; exports, 87 bales. Other markets unchanged. Business very dull. River falling steadily. Weather very cool.
SHEAR, PACKARD Sc CO„
Albany New York.
R. L & A. W. McOUAT,
Ao*. 7 a ltd 4»U
W<‘8t U38hiHt;(ou St., Indianapolis.
TT ha.A no equal m e»>uii*aetne», ueatnesaof tle1. sign and tini>h, eouvemenee, and ceunomy ot lel. it is complott ly furnished with all model uprovements. and Burns 4 oal, ( uki iu ally well u Ith ordiuu .rO d8mcud
ICE CREAM.
XLW C«ArECTIOALKV
And Ice *"i~in Mil nun,
■ loacptx furisiette, l*iroi>pietor. No. 95 North Illinois street, nearly opposite
Illinois street, I the Bates liuuse,
TT AS fitted an Ice Cream Saloon superior to Tl aaythiug ever opened iu tbis city, and visitors to this city, wbu leave without trying a saucer of bis Ice Cream, will have deprived
themselves of a rare treat. Ladies Died by gentlemen may visit it with
lideuoe that tb
unay visit it w
at they wilt be free I ru
perfect c
in tbe slight
npacon-
ghtest
Parties supplied with Ornamented Cakes, Pyramids. Water Ices, Jellies. Charlotte de Ruse, Biscuit GUasces, common Ice Cream Pyramids, Ice Cream Pyramids a la Harlequin, and Union Ice ( 'ream Pyramids. This last is made by no one else in tbe Western States. mySdSiu
TURNING.
I-zOVTIS
Manufacturer of every description of
JOB TURNING. T AM prepared to do all kinds of plain and orX namcutal Turuing^ia the best manner, aud
on reasonable terms,
a good assortment of Stair
lake them to
u const
_ Bailusters
Posts, and make them to order. All kinds of Turning in builders’ and cabinet makers’ line. Orders promptly attended to. $M?"No *3 South
in u
rs promptly attendc
street, between Meridiai
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square south of Uniou Depo'
»n and Peiirsylvani Depo*. inai'30
tanner, a: tly on hand and Newel
11 kinds
DANCING ACADEMY. b*MOF . VTHL.1CSZ tUKITU’M
I>axhcinsr -A.ca<iemy
T Snow open for the reception of pi X for juveniles meet every We< Saturday afbs^aooi. at two O’clock.
African Silver Striped Hyenas. < 'him vc Shcfp. A>iatic Nyl Hhaus. Bcr'iun Shct’i*, S. A Dow*.. Kankaruo.', .\b>>inian ll»ex. Nt-u llullauil <».' trich® California fin/./In Beat'. 4 him->c D**^'. Boonah 4>r Hindoos tun ILai'. Burmoc ur Sinn*! 4 attic. /cl»u or 4>\ Nun : i, African 1'iTt ii|.iiti >. Uc*t and Yellow t’rc'ted ( t»ckat*K>^, Bahoon or White Faced Mt.nkt y. IVcarx or > A W ihl H.***, hour Horned I’antagroiiian >hi4’i’ t Ant Katt r » r 4 oat im u uda. xVustralian shell l*nr\ tjucl^. Ain can Killer Neck DaruqiietLs, Kin^and L*uet n l*aruquett'. South American i’aroquelts Leri L.r.rAida or Kinged Parotiuetts, .Java Hares, i.uin a 1 , ik > . White Hats and Alice, Satin Breasted Paroquet is. Kock.}' Mountain Badirer.*. Parrots aud Dove-'. American Fellow Deers. Monkc\s and D«»^>. At rican orey Parrots, Aiistiiiliaii U»*>eUa*. Lon Paroquet La. C'hincbe Paroquetts. Ut»a (oc knit Black. Squirrels, Ai^traliau Cockatil», Silnr Pheasants. Holden Phca>nnts, .Vinericau Ka^lc', Tampico Parri tN® Spauiah Macaws, M’hitet irrit r Doves. Also, the
Great Austalian Bird Show! Containing aimo>t every liuaginahle variety oi the many colored Uiidsof idumagc. vvillbc louml an interesting feature in tliis attractive Exhibition. Preceding the gorgeous procc»44 n 4»u iu arrivaliutothe place of exhibition may be >ei n the COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT tontainiug F. S. KopiiV (tlebratetl i’or»ft Baud.
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