Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1867 — Page 4
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'Po.dnr'e Adrertfeemeats. Family School for Hors—Tier. C .fcnnlngs. <hPlh.vrlllo, Indiana. dnalnesa Natlt.na. Urover A Baker * Sewing Ma«hlnes—Te*il* monr of Mu. McCready. Fire Orntes and MtntlSs—At Tnlcwl.cr Broi hers An Unprecedented Tfinttph—*" / ‘‘'"’• v ,v FianO'. selling off at Cost—Louis Lang, the Fairies Outdone—Sozodont for the Teeth. Harness Saddle®, etfl.—At HerCth .I Brother. \uetlon sale of Furnltnreat Feather-tone’s.
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Yhe HaStlSFIS#9 l/SSSS'• We have for sale the various blank forms tor applications under the bankrupt law, Attorneys and others destringanynnfflberof these blanks, will pleasesend In their orders it onee.
MAHfO.M COUNTY l>EMOOBATIC CONVENnoN.—The Democracy of Marlon county, and all who desire to act with them, are requested to meet in Mass Convention at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on Saturday, July to, at ten o'clock a. m., lot the purpose < f placing in nomination oaodldates for the offices of county auditor and commissioner for the Third District of said county, \ general attendance Is requested. Good •.pcakers will be on hand. Ity order of central Committee, td A. JON**, Chairman.
J.' TT New wheat Is coming In.
HTT Mf'rper tor August has come.
TJT Jilpe peaches havn’t appeared here yet.
Minstrels are coming next
hW I,a line's
week.
J, ,r We are suffering for rain. The corn Htid potatoes are almost consumed with beat.
j. >T it this hot weather continues the watermelon crop will he remarkably small.
The Active Base Hall Club now hold the junior championship of the State.
null the people in town attended the ball game yesterday.
li VT The justice's courts are perfectly barren of incidents now-a-days,
j r The National Base Ball Club leave for Mt, Louis at half.paat eteht tilts morning.
T tT Tho hard times • Not by no means.”
ain’t over with yet.
HIT There is a fearful dearth of local nows now, Are we vegetating!’
j, TT The Democratic County Convention inoeis thia morning.
1 vT <>iir old friend W. .T. Otllcsple, now of Minnesota, Is In the city. He returns to Saint Paid next week.
iCiT l.adf reader* are earnestly requested not to confound base bat) ” muffs” with "mtnk skins.”
tjrTTMr. Chadwick, of the New York Base Hall Player*' Chronkfo, has our thanks for favors.
XfT We publish elsewhere the order of procession at the laying of the corner stone of the Catholic Cathedral to-morrow.
jrjr The Nf”' Ilf public, the projected organ of the Grand Army of the Bepiibllc, will never be issued. The project has through.
y IT Wo are under obllgatlona to Messrs,Bowen^tewart A Co.for aonpy 6f Oodty't Lftdtet'
Hook and Harper'* Magatlnc tor the month
of August.
ygTTbe County Convention will assemble this morning at ten o'clock,In the court houae. lAit there be a general attendance and place good and responsible men In the Held.
The National* Victor!#**
IJY A LARGE MAJORITY.
Great Crowd of lp*ot*tor*.
THE ACUTES AMD STARS
rim most exciting event which h* **** transpired la athletic circles, j» dtj, to the match game of base b** between the "Nation ale” of Woebingw* 1 end our own "Western” dub, wh^ waa played yeatorday, at Camp Bum>' M< Bver sine# the opening of the season p*™ has been * growing intoreat in baa* wall, and« number of new clubs bare l^n formed, People, not players themteivea, have become interested in the game, and, consequently we were not surprised to And that the match, so long looked forward to, drew * large crowd of spectntore, among whom were an unusually large proportion of ledlee. The fh Id was surrounded by vehtotoe, meetly filled with ladies, while a vast crowd allowed their curiosity to get the better of their eenee of propriety, and so encroached upon the domain set apart for tho playera ae to aartoualy annoy them and Induce the umpire to repeatedly declare the game "tied” until toe crowd could be driven back. THE NATIONALS. This club is composed of floe material. Phyeically, its members are eplendtd specimens of manhood, with every muscle perfectly disciplined and developed by constant practice. An almost uninterrupted series of tnumphe has given them a confidence in toemaelvea which no younger club possesses, and which is worth a great deal in deter**'•''** ia * ir °< )# * tests. I* they are perfect gentlemen .In their deportment and their intercourse with our boys was so kindly and courteous aa to reconcile the latter in a great measure, to toe bitterness of their
<t< feat.
The following members of toe National either participated in or witnessed the game: Col nel Frank Jones and servant, George H. Fi x . .1. H. O'Neale, £. G. Smith, H. H. Bertoren:'. A. H. Brown, William F. Williams, G. 11. K. Fletcher, Charles fl. James, II. T. Munson. II. C. McLean, George Wright, A. V* Robinson, K. A. Parker, James Patterson, 8, L. studley, F. P. Norton, J. T. Noyes, It. A. Crown, J. it. Cowen, L. M. Price, C. C. Fwer, n. K. Williams, A. M. St. Clair, L. H. Dorsey, II. II. Stewart, L. M. Grammar, L. Simms, W. C. France. They are accompanied by C. E. Coon, president of toe Umpire Base Bail Club, of Wa«blngton City; Henry Chadwick, editor Dali Player's Chronicle, and W.C. France, Cincinnati Base Ball Club. THE OAME. At sharp one the Nationals left the Bates House for the ground, and at half paet one game was oalled. The Nationals won toctoaa and went to field, putting the Weatorns out without their making a single run. This Inauspicious b ginning was a damper on toe Westerns, but they played pluoklly and wall, to the bitter end, frequently doing good work, which called forth demonstrations of applause from the- spectators. Bo use eon tending against superior aklll and greater practice, however, and the result showa a had beat— what would have been a shameful beat, had the Westers* been contending with anybody else than the Nationals. They have fared no worse, however, than the clubs of other and more pretentious eltlea-tbo average score of tho Nationals since leaving home having been six to one. The Western# also played under a disadvantage not forwoea, and against
tar Why can't we have some public music occasionally!' Banda during to# war played in the circle summer evenings, much to the gratification of everybody.
t W* Why don’t horses scare and run away in bet weather? The temptation to surely as great as during toe pleasant weather of spring and autumn, when the Moody runawaystoke place, tar Is the Nicholson pavement ever to be tried here? We certainly need a change; a few more streets bowldered to thd present style would ruin ne^meiMaffy,
which no provision eould have bean made. Two of toelr boat men—MoVey and McDonald—were lost to tham. MoVey hurt himself so badly, In attempting to stop a ball In the first innings, that he had to leave toe field, and on account of tho death of a relative, McDonald declined participating in the game. The play of the Nationals waa marked by wonderful batting. Many of them would meet a ball with such a blow of the bat as would send it flying, ae if abet from a catapult lar beyond toe fleldere, thus affording opportunities for the numeroue home runs their score exblblta. Their fielding was also good, and they are indebted in no small degree for toelr euccese to their pitcher, who knew Just exactly how not to do It. Of toe Westerns Barbour seemed to have the best luck in bitting tho National pitcher's balls, but like toe other Westerns be lacked the power or skill to send them far enough. The umpire, Mr. Coon, ia universally well spoken of. He manifested the greateet Impartiality as well as an accurate knowledge ot toe minutest i cgulationa of the game, which ha was not slow to anfore at occasion offered. TOE NATIONAL# "SKUNKRP.” • In their eighth tan laga on# of those fragrant events called a "skunk” happened to the Nationals—they going out without scoring a run. This to a little remarkable aa being the only occurranoa of too kind since they toft homo. The event waa hailed by the speeta tors with uproarious applause, and produced no little merriment among too players. ITS EFFECTS, The effect of the game can not bo otoorwlM than beneficial to too playing of too Weatorns. ffo have an Idea that they have eaugbt a great many new polnta from the Netlnneto of whtoh they will not be alow to avail toamaalvaa, and that in a year they would give their Waehington friends a harder tuari# than they have yet experienced ia the West. 1 he later course between the two clubs baa bean eommandaMy kind and courteous, and wa bop# CotoMt Jones and bis party have been aa much gratified at their visit to IndianapoUa ae our folia
have been. rmt score.
The following la too score of tho game, by which It wHi be aeon that the Waftona made 21 runs, while toe Nationals made 100: WBSTErfN. O.n. NATIONALS. O. B, TcVey.hL 8 0 Barker l.rT. j|
»r VNMifo ov tmb fnaiwt Sanucto nt cuna, May ftnaM Vrmmid^ Wa mini to say that Mrs. Frank Itoker, wetl ntwn to many ef ear cttlzsae, and highly owed by all whn know bag In pflvnto Ilfs, was one of too aumbor who Waa drowned at to# atoning of totfom Mod owr. At aov«al many if eeoount* hay# appeared In to* landing jeunale ef one intoanfo, wv prefto W giro a oometed account of tbf« aid dtoaotor, ae reported to U( by Mr. Bisker, Mr. Stoker and wife wore on their return teem California, partially from a buetoase to#, but more particularly that bit wife mto*t tbit bar family who reside to that Ate**- The follow, la# to Mr. Bicker's Staton—*: He saya that aefbtog of tmporteea'ftuurred to fender their homeward trip —erwlee than ptoaaoot, until they left th* ftver boat to JftoarncM la taka the sto—er on tbit aide, a distance of some th— miles, having to psee over a heavy ourf, when they came near befag wreaked. The paaeengera, ail safely on board too Santiago da Cuba, seemed cheerful; and, no far aa toe weather and steamer were eoneeraod, all teemed hopeful until Monday night previous to too disaster. Tho following Wednesday morning, In a fearful thunder storm, to# passengers become uneasy and fearful while passing the dangerous coast of Cape flatter ae, the more so from want of confidence to ton captain. On Tuesday afternoon they encountered a dense fog which hung over tham till to the evening. About four o'clock, in toe morning tho fearful shock was felt. Mrs. lUcket’s first exclamation waa: "There; wa are wrecked,” spoken aa though she had looked for it. They hurried into toe cabin to a state of great anxiaty. It was evident they hid stranded on a bar, not more than half a mile from the main land, off Jersey coast, near Atlantic City. Precaution was taken to invent all with life preservers or excuses for them, which the steamer carried. After toying to get the steamer afloat, for some three hours, it was decided to try and land the passengers. There was a heavy sea and some appearances of a storm and no other hope of reltofuntll late at night or «•* ■*** morning. Captain w1i o waa on bis retufBitwM • voyage around Capa Horn, was toe first to voionteer to taka a boat aebor*. A boat waa lowered and Captain Kelley landed n load of ladles safely, including hit wife and daughter. Captain Patton then took charge of another boat and landed another load of ladles safely. Captains K. and P. returned with toelr boats, whtoh wee very difficult, aa toe tide waa against them. All teemed hopeful at toelr auoeaw and ail were anxious to get on shore. Captain P. came alongside for a line to take ashore, and Captain P.for more ladles, and as Captain K. and family ware among toelr chosen friends, ha waa pleased to oeeure a seat for his wife in Captain R.’s boat. Those who have had the trial can know the anxiety he felt «* he stood and watched that boat aa it ni arc d tin shore, ft veered a little ae it struck j the r> <-»ml wave of ttie «urf, nrd turned like S flaxb, aud sumo tbirU.i n xoitl* wore in th# foaming surf, about twelve feet deep, end some ten rods from shore. The men on shore came to toe assistance of the drowning ones as soon as possible. Lines wers formed by joining hands and wading the surf to reach them on* by one. As he watched the movements on shore from toe deck of tho steamer, ha could see some bod life but others be could not. No boats ceme to or went from toe steamers during the time occupied m caring for the unfortunate ones, which was nearly one hour. A rubber raft, on which a load of men had landed safely, was first started back with four men which toe surf bended end over end, and two of toe men were swept off and one of them drowned. The wreck-master of the coast theu > :i: i on board and took commaad—under whose care toe balance of the paisongers and baggage were safely landed. Mr. R, secured a seat in hit first boat, aad as they fouad a group of hla friends, no words were needed to tell him all. They said they bad dons all they could. Mrs. Riekor's body bad been recovered—and be believed tbem-for they loved her, a* all who knew her. At toe laquest Mr. R. learned that seven persons In all were drowned—four ladies, one child, and two men. All toe bodies but one man and toe child were recovered before he left. *
Meeting or the Bae.—Pursuant to adjournment to* members of the bar met yesterday morning at the Court House, to take action In regard to the death of Randolph 9. Roach*. After the meeting wa* called to order, K. M. McDonald, chairman of toe committee, presented tbs following resolutions! Whereas. Tha mysterious diapansatfon of Divine Providence ha* tuddealy removed from our midst, our youag brother, Randolph - „ - admitted to
V hi#
. y bi*
unsullied moral character already gained our unre-erevd respect and admiration, therefore, Resolved, That while wo recognize in this visitation, the band of toe All Wise Ruler, and, meekly submit to his deerafi.,w* at toe same time are bowed down In grmtet tha early death of one whose many virtues and bright Intellect, rave promise of great usefuloess In tha world and honor to tha profession of toe
law.
Resolved, That ia bis death we have lost one whom w* had learned to trust, that lite-
rature baa lost a devoted though patron, our noble profession an '
l Fletcher, l b I
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Smith, p 9 8 I*monf.*e"f*”" ^ WnSst'U, I f 9 9 Norton, '
Total.,,
97 91 Total INNINGS.
C2r W# beard a man say yesterday that if he had time he would go crazy. Walnttaiated that ha wouldn't, for na owe without ewwe eould lois if. How'! that? Pretty good!
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Tborape ease is still on trial M tlfi Criminal Gear*. It will probably heeonalndad to-day. The attendance la remarkably large, and will probably be Ihsj/ when to*
counsel mah# toelr argument.
fgy Ah fttebange *ej* that it is a safe rule to wet to# wrists b#fof# (fftttkiflg cold water, if at all heated. Th# effect is Immedtet* and
ilUiiilirA n, of to* empire Link, er
LTfJjffia.it ns, 0; Nationals,#.
grstef.it, end toe danger WfreelrwuWe _b* wardtof eCBf IM#
WaMey
XJT Ih# usual rtttgknie services at WeMey jjwaon Meth0dlffi<»fi»#*^rrtf fjg' ing and evening, by toe pastor, fintyect for HoinrooMfr.
Bible re. Itnlver-
evenlng discourse-"The sallsm.” _
£jrfbe Bemooffifo Mfoarfi '*»# toftfco tt* member that the Democratic county eonvan-
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will be transacted. ~ ft.
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OuteiFitor wmirr.
Yesterday memtag the star Gtty Club, of Lafayette, and the Active CHib ef tote city, played a game for toe juaier ehampwnaMp of the Mate, A friendly gam* wa* piaved at Lafay site on tha 4th Instant, in whtoh (At Her City Club was victorious. A number of 1900. tators waa present In toe morning, and toe playing waa laid to have hen vary good. Tie game, however, stood at meet ana way tram the beginning; tha Active# making Mine fortunate plays which placed them ahead, a punt Ion they retained toreugbcuL The
we* a« follows:
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loses, p.'.'.
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gjr Ntreng# that n corporation containing so many member* «e to# Cerpenmpff end Bonders' Aseoefation, whlah awna to# mill n
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rrom our midst, our young brother, Kmdoi 9. Roacnc, who, though recantly admitted the bar, bad by Me gantlemaaly bearing, scholarly attainments, and sspecially by
KB youthful Industrious
and promising member, and our ehnstian
raitfffon a firm adberani and at
supporter.
Reeolved, That a copy of these revolution#, certified by toe president and secretary of tola meeting, be preseated to the percent* of too deceased with toe stoecre condolence of the members of tots bar with them, upon toelr
Irreparable lose.
ic. M. McDonald, David McDonald,
X. F. Ritter,
Judge David McDonald, of too Halted States District Court, spoke ae foltowt: Gentlemen of the Bar:—1 would do violeneatomy foeliaga sod sffeottoua, wero 1 to he Bleat on the present mournful oeeaeton. Indeed, It appanrs to mo eminently fitting ton! 1 should bear testimony to too worth of our departed brother. For too last two years a* tatersetieg and Intimate relation existed bm
instructor and
etodantin toasafonaaof law. This
have been engaged In instructleg seme two or tors* hundred young moa In tha toawBug of our profoaefou mors than beM of wham, at as! are now dead. And I do boro solemnly declare that of all that number, none bae appeared more worthy ef mv extern and admiration than Randolph 8. Roaefae, He poems#ad fine attammeitoin ooilegaata leaguing; Me
na refined; hi# mtel-
Hterary taefo waa par* and resued; l
lost wae clear and strong; la manner ha waa
- - . tom
MOV wav vamura VIEW won wunpy w ■ oil odaMione itoe the preeeut, wa 1
■m Ilka to# preeeut, wa aometimaa
foal under a Mttle embmrae»m*Et on account of some stain or defe :t 10 tbe character of the
fzztxTJZzrrz ststua
But, an , occasion, wo can foal no such restraint. Bern weeau net exaggerate. Our departed Mother saarsi A' 'ssr^*, Me learning, bis manners, aad Mi virtue#
Herald.
ttJMUI5a?L?bml* I tklTTir^al^iakTa Wm^^^foryoufo artlelao ou the fourth yafi aud ifttaoliiina of the JoufEni of fiMdp # IbwanutLment# enunelatadln tout ootwmw, au<i to tho tout of to* Journal and tho JtejrobH-
eau pram, ahouM lead tttohtog men to be on
rd, and eonatdeo aerk
elves and the
thetff yuard,
tony were willing to puftt
nation under such a dannavAna noticv ah Democrat*, ago interested to tMematlef. G.
Laying of the corner Atone on tee New Catholic cndecr—Ondeh of the I’ROCBMioN^-Tbe procession will form at half paet tone o'clock », M., at fit. Mary's German Catbotta Church. 1. United State Flag. 2. Brace Baud. 8. German Catholle Benevolent Aoeietles. 4. CMtfiw of fh ifowr's Obugngntton, ». CMIdreu of At. Mary's Congregation. 0. CbOdm of fit, John's Congregation 7- fit. John'# Church SxfefUyef to# Biecaed Virgin. The precession will marsh la M. John's pastoral reaidenee, where the Bmhaps and Clergy will Join too prosaastan, and marah to toe plow where the eorner stoao in* bean placed, A eoilection will be taken on too occasion.
Enter. V. F. Foster wffl preach to the Ualversailet cbnrcb, (Wallace's block,) tomorrow morning at 14% o'clock. Also to too eventog at 7)4 o'clock, finbjeet for the mornlog—review of a sermon on tbe ''Tendency of Hnlversaiiem” delivered by Rev, Mr, Bison, in toe First 1’reebyterlaa Church, fianday evening, July 14. Subject for eveuteg—review Of a sermon delivered by Rev. Mr. Hester to Wesley Chapel, Sunday *v 14, on the "Fallaafoo -* wwrrermliem.” The a. 1 >s*» sen melted t* attend, fiento tree.
Turtle Soup^-Colonel Rbodlus arrived yesterday from Camp Boll Frog, bringing with Mm two splendid turtle*, a soft shell nod a snapper. Alee a few eats and other monaters of tbe vasty deep. Tbe turtle# will be served up ia soup to-night, from half-part nine to eleven.
LWTbe mother o( three little boys, aged, rsspeetlvely, five, seven and nine yean, has applied at the rooms of toe Young Men’s Christian Association for aid to procuring permanent homos, where they will oe reared and eared for ae children should be.
LOCAL (TftfMH.
film* Jmme fiIcCrem4y, wife wf Dr. McCready, 43 Bast Twenty-third street, Raw York, says: "1 have used for nine yean a Grover A Baker Machine, and upon it I have dene all kinds of family sawing for the house, for my children and husband, besides a great deal of foney work, aa braiding, quilting and embroidering. During nil that time my machine bae never needed repair, except when I bad tha tension altered, aad it ia ae good now as it was toe day 1 bought It ’ * * 1 am acquainted with toe work of ail the principal machines, and 1 prefer toe Grover * Baker to them all, because 1 consider toe stitch morn elastic. 1 have work now to too boose which wa* dona nine years ago, which ia still good* and 1 have never found any of my friends who have used the ether maehtoaa able tossy tbe same tblng.”
Flm Brmaan asm* M natwlm —Wmvnwller Brothers have tbe largest and moat extensive variety of mnrMeiz*d Iron and Mate Fire Grates and Mantels in Indianapolis. Their stock consists ot over one hundred different styles, of ail shades and colors of bronze, polished, ornamental aad plain work* from low priced to tbe elegant and costly. From their largo and varied rteck they eon suit tbe most foetidioue taste a* to style aad price. Itfoeertainly sptlaf worthy ofnottoe that this branch of the trade has become 1mmeaee and Is steadily Improving since they removed to toelr efogaat rooms, Bo. 74 Eaet Washington street. Tbe public are cordially tamed to call and examine to* above named goods, ae well aa toelr extensive stock ot .Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods.
Am I wprecusiemtxd Trfmwpfc.** SMen tray A Sons not only were awarded too first Gold Medal of merit by the 9upreme Inter, national Jury, but also too Grand Testimonial
Medal from tbe great fiadeta dan Beaux Asia
Importance
rente, brother#, elaim,aad other mors distant kindred, can not fatty aperectato tot sorrow arssafflfflKtfSf'sr?^ ease ia eminently dMMMfaglOfle bereaved parent*. He waa juet arrived at manhood, ik hod but jurt finished hta daeoUal and legal
UUSS* #»l
Jrrepsr.
their
Sjss's
of I’ens.wbUb to second only to to that awarded by the Supreme Jwry.
H. L. Bekhan A Co., Agents, 36 East Washington street.
ffiwlllmg wermt Cwot.—I-owi* lAtmffi* importer of Wine#, Whiskies. Brandies and Cigars, will seii for the next few day# hta entire stock at coat, consist! ag of ftbtae Wise, Catawba, Claret, Medotrs, Sherry, Fort, Strawberry aad Carrant Wines, old Whiakiee* Brandies and Cigar*. Tfrff
TtowFmlrlwn east, to toe Fairy Tale, drupt pearla foam bar mouth whoa she opened it, but tout tatlsmaE of science, Sozodont, win lava# mouthful of pearla that will never drop owt, darken or decay. 30-dlwaod
dwiwHwrertfo A ■rerther fitorffimR* diet. Harness, WMpa, Tranks, Horae Clothtag of all deawlptiooa.
m+mo
at kMf-paet nine a, at to# City Auction Boom#, one square weal of tn# State House. Everytotng yon want; alee. Dry Gaada*Cimutog, Notion#, Watches, ate. Sale duifig tha eAenoon aad evening. Be mrs and n». ^ William E. Feathxrswn, Auctioneer.
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We satfser
tteulsn from a Philadelphia eanumyiuryiN regard to t he Rtveraide laetttutr, tho advnrBmment of which appears to our eotumas: "Thia lost I tote promise* to be oueef the grandest sod noblest Inattonitone of the fclwd ever orgautzed. In orttor tfent money may In •paadtly raised for the matntenance of the Seine, toe Washington Library, Company has ngganlted aad adopted a pUa whien witt meet wMh a hearty nppktvM and earnut up part from ail. Thia Cimpsny, hne wtng frsm tbe pill to** to ntoa fandkby sppmfiefatoe ebarUnktopuhtfato Mow and aaeevtala weth, emiEmee rsenWtoy ip total foitam, Inefr adopted toelr preaant mstoed for nnnm|BNi tog thia much desired remit. Their pUnfotn issue stock at one doNar per thar» r #aeb Atm of (took euttUtog to* hetdar toaraefta on# finely eaaeuted start sngravtog, wfrtefrdl nw tall eould noth# purabaeatfifolMifimto In
2MW‘jarSSisj«srijri5S But from our own sorrow, wo naturally torn to too weight of woo which overwhelm rteaeo. Thom of os who have only loat pa-
pianos, melodeoni, mtfbuadrade of 1 osbia artteles amounttof IN top
•WO,#*0, wtR WfoW etoekhoidera. Ev«fo|
eetvaa Ma engraving a# too Nmo af 1 but will also receive a prerent at 1
gift#, smou'jttng to all to #112,060. Office, over No. 27 Tdassechusetts avenue. 16 6
Tlcketa, Tlclceio* tw Ihambem•peek’s Grard Gift Concert for sale at toetr office, over Bo. 87 Maeeaebusetta avenue, aad numerous others places m tbe city. Call for Oragjfigmcenewt tickets, Ji fjft#
Omeert! CwmwertL-tomy tickets to Dsabeuspcch's Grand GUt Concert, for it will positively take place August 12,1867, without any further delay. Office, over No. 27Massacbqeeitaavenue. « ’■if t 166
The “I/afpriMMete” ahwmld read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-Jy
Gtft’coocert vrt
•wpowk dkCw.*w dlrsmd
will lake place Angnst ft, with-
out foil. 9o let every on# procure tickets to season so that they can complete their regia--tenng to due time. Office, over No. 27 Massachusetts avenue. W-G
Fwwr filem made Blck.»F«r 91 to Daobenspeek A Co.'s Grand Gift Concert you may get #20,000 in return. Office, over No. 27 Mmacbueetta avenue. 16-6
It In Meld that cwmetoemt drwppimg wW wears atone; "wall what of it,”eo long a# you esn go to Hume, Adame k We. Carpet Houae, and procure tbe beet, cheapest, and latest patter* of all goods in their line. Call aad examine goods—they take pleasure In showing thorn.
CssHeeu, Rplce* mmd Wmgwm of tho finest grades, at fienonr’s Drug and Tea Store, one door east >f Falmcr House, l&X
Tea
?l5
Bto«s* <w«f> aad frenh* at rug and Tea Store, one door east of
Palmer House. 19.3
Tho afclc are recommended to fienour't Drug and Tea Store, for carefully compounded prescriptions. 19.3
aad Harness. 'Apply thra fow days only at 384 North Illinois street, 19-3*wlw E. B. Alvorp.
Trotting at Comp Thera will batwa good races over the Driving Park on Saturday, July 20, aa follows: A match race for fifty doflarn a aide, mile beats, three to fiva. M. L, Hose's b. g. Dan, ta wagon; Horace Smith'sg. g. Tom Hatch, to harness. Second race, for a purse and stoke of fifty dollar*, mile beat*, tore* in fir*. S.G.Sterritt* s. g. Loafor; L J. Rwhnrtfsm, r. m. Florence; J. B. Sullivan*fi, 9, BMkakin; B. Heme, b. k. g. Captain Dick. These will be th* beat races of toe season. Ladle* admitted free. Pools sold at tbe First National tbU evening. Street cart run to the ground. 10.2
tofo'Nfr?: w nrxa4>iNhrk.wi , ""ra<fr
isffihdfo *^otuHmmi
fl *»-»
Brttfoda 1 -
AXES—
. noo . moo : moo .10 00 ...14 00 38 to SO
. 9 73 to 3 00
- Plain __ Anerican SyrtnifMee!™’.’!.'!.'.' bricr!-^^ BROOMS—Are ^abetter demand,
.9 00 to 3 95
9 50 to 9 75 3 00 to 3 50
SO
..4 8# .MOO
MK. Pe ? k,ien -
Extra...
BRANS KETTLEWjper pound ^. st 2 slt QBT8. P«r ton 98 00 «o 28 00 Prime to 'choice good demand 15 m 18
fepIts—
...90 to 34
15 tort
80 to 7*
CANDLES-
CANNED FBC7TS—
OnepouudCavnOysters, perdox. 9 00to Tw* *• " •• « amt*
CHEESE—
Western Reserve »x toU ga*b«rg to 15 CLAY^peThiihei ./IS
COAL—
90 'J^===5 Brazier's Copper gg . Corny Bottom*, per pound 58
Lsgnsyro.
Java...
S8S8S?il2!? ;;
38 to 4* —98 to 80
5<>-g» No. 1W Carpmwnrp Cbrarletynru fLOCB^Markct duii.'
Snx
95 to 98
34 to 35
33 to
33
54 to 56 58 to 57 13 to 14
FBPmUlfsrke* dniL Green—^snT'nes^ in market. Paaehaa, bslvea, per lb quarters, "
.... 7 OOtoOOO ...n 00 toll to .. .13 00 to IS 50
... 65 to 70
In CincinnntlDOCTOA KENNEoF, whose name is so familiar to the American public, anU one of the most learned physicians In this country, whose successful treatment of diseases of tbe ekin and limbs have given him a world wide reputation, k 1a this city, aad caa oe consults 1 at Bis office, 890 West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia paper, speaking of him, says: "Having graduated at on# of the best schools tn the world, he traveled extensively, having visited every people aad kingdom having any position among the nations ef the earth—hi* scholastic and seieatide attainments giving him access to the principal medical Institutions of the Old World. With an enthusiasts love and veneration for his profession, he has endeavored to trace the nature and to ascertain the actual tnflncnce exerted by remedial agents la effecting the removal or diseases of the skin, for purifying the Mood and removing all diseases arising from scrofulous and other constitnttooal complaints, and restoring the disordered system to sound and perfect health There are no remedies known to the science of man that 1 equal his treatment. Dr. Kennedy has collected the principal discoveries with which modern chemistry has enriched tbe field of Materia Medics, (n Washington jonrnal says, having made these diseases, diseases of the skin and limb*,) a speetalty for seventeen years he is able on the Instant to give yon tbe name and cause of your disease, wish the mathematical certainty of a ready reckoner.” Persons at a distance en *• c treated by giving a description of diseases by letter. marlS-dty
pjw^vJTStSr
H51*® iV*? 1 ““e-balf bbl 7 00 to Whit* Pish fm kit* 3 00 to MaskeraL N^rone-half bbUarge 10 M to 10 50 Kaekerrt, in kit*. No. l 3 50 to 3 00 roE«“57'rRliT£i l, '' ,, ‘ r ’ re s ‘ s “ ,5 “ Raisin*—Wew, new 4 75 to Turkish Ptnne^per lb...... * »to ”94 Dried Currants so
GRAIN—
> Red, new 2 00 White, new a no Wheat, red, per biu 2 00
White, very scarce.
Corn, car, " no Oftftft •* BO GLASS—Subject to discount of ten to Sfteen per
cent, for large orders.
GINSENG 75 to 80
HAIR—
.Per bushel 35 HIDES— Green s Green Salted SKtotE Green Calf Skia.’.V.V.V.’.V.’.V.'.V.'.V.'.V.', 1 40 90
IRON—
Boiled Sheet Iron, Nos. lOto 37 SV to 7M Charcoal do do do fRtolox Gennine Russia 27 toSS Imitation do. A 30 Bar American Spring Steel 14 to 14* Horse shoes per lb 9* to»x Horseshoe nails..
LEAD
Bar
fUt
K1 ^e
16 for
pto* brawds n 60 for apt
- N*w YORX. Friday, July 16. Firm: sates of tjm bales at 26J£c. ig uplands. - . - uaAgt
nudumbwtnla
erao; ^sr
6,000 ftsrrrtv rt Rve Floor—!
Whisky—Qirtct and steady, with sain at 37 Wheat—Receipt*, 7,700 buahrts; mftrbet s shade firmer* aad quiet; sales of SVJWO bu»bef* at ft 7b for Inferior spring; #2 28 for No. 2 Mllwsnkcr; #2 60ffi2 79 for new red Virginia: #2 75®f TV for new white do.; #2 85 for new white Georgia* sod #2 70ffi2 75 for white Call*
fomla.
Kye- Quiet at #1 66 for Canada.
B-iricy—Nominal. Malt—Nominal.
Cora—Receipts, 193.424 bushels; sound Is is scarce sad s shade firmer; unsound to plenty and in favor ef buyers; sales of 166,009 bu*beis st #1 0431 O0H for new mixed Westera; #1 07@1 09 for fancy do.; OOc^fil 03 for unsound; flffil 06 for kto dried, sod #1
for white Western.
Oats—Receipts, 10,100 bushels; to* market is unchanged; sales of 80,600 bushels st 80® 73J4e. for Western, sad 02Bfl*c. for Ohio.
Rice—Quiet.
Offee—Unchanged.
Sugar Quiet.
Moiasees-Quiet; sales of Forto Rico at54c.
Hops—Quiet.
Petroleum—Quiet st 13}£®14e. for crude in
bulk; 30j4®31c7 for refined in bond. Fork - Heavy; talcs of 5,000
ess, closing
; 919 75 for prime; and
barrels st st #22 80
tales of
#22 750923 for new mess,
cash; 922 for old mess
922 25(3125 for prime me?*. Beef—Finn at previous prices.
Beef Hams—Dull.
Bacon —Firm
Cut Meats—Firm; sales of 260 packages at 10Ji<gl0%c. for shoulders, and 14®16c. for Lard-Heavy; sales ttlO barrels st 13@1S’
for new.
T7
^AmiAefit 6B ts.
lmopouTA!i Tmm. TWO rMSS&m owhc-tt. Monday aad Tuoday, July 22 & 23. RETURN OFfici FAVORiTSft IojAl. irUE'8 Original Carnival Minstrels. rpOGETHER with the wonderfol BEEN AN X DEZ and his Imperial
JAP-ffiN>K«EES TBOrPB.
Ifarvelew Yeeal Qnartott -V. Ainsley Scott. Psedwieks, Wlwaton, sn I Brsndist. Happy Cal. Wagner, Med West, rrank Bowies, Dick Kseott.
h troupe of the 19th century niii
The mammoth
nightly appear.
, BW Seats can be secured at the box-office
JytSdSt
H. A. STANLEY, Agent.
railway line.
FAST TIME EAST. COLUMBUS fclBDIANAPOLI HJioi-t I .ine Sonte.
CHAHGB OF Tiaat—Xwme S4tM, I8C7-
Leave.
Indianapolis.
Arrive.
Arrive.
Richmond.. Colnmbus.. Newark Dens icon... Pitt* brag.. aelUira ... Cleveland.. Harrisburg Baltimore
Ws-h.f’ity milsdelphia.. New York
5.20 A. H
8.48 A.M. i ao r. m.
3.00 •* 540 S' SIM ••
955
900 •* 9 90 " 8 SO *. X. it so r. It. 5 05 •* 100 - 3.15 “ 5 45 A. w.
Pitts, a c. Express
N. Y. N’gt Express
4.00 m.
6.80 P. h
7.55 '•
940 "
13 40 A. r. 88# “
1 50 A. n 880 *•
615 “
615 “
10.45 "
10 45 “
8 05 »
8 05 *•
6.30 “
8 50 p. u
8.i5 r. x.
8 45 -
4 31) A M.
4.30 A. M
6 35 ••
5.35 ••
i .oe «
1.05 “
5.00 “
5.00 ••
3.50 r.M
4.45 P. V
Butter—U n changed. Cheese—Sales at 7ffil4e.
„MpraMjCfAL NOTICE -The 6 30 r .* >ew ^ ork Night Express eoneeets with tbe fast Ex-
ircss Trains of the ^
Freights to Liverpool—A shade easier; 22.-
000 bushels corn at 5d. per sail.
LATEST MARKETS—5 r. M.
Flour—Closed heavy and 10c. lower for old,
and steady for fresh ground.
Wheat—Quiet and steady, with some export inquiry for inferior and rejected spring.
Rye-Quiet, Corn—Dull i
the Trank Lines to the East.
in as hour
i tea hfng Nxw You and PHii.ADKi.r8i* Tni* as any route, Bai.ti«ore 2>; hours. r»ii<l Washing™* Cite ft honrs in ft(iviuic«7 ot all
other Montes.
Hew State Roods Sleeping Caro, rarpassing in elegance an<t comfort those of smother 1 me, are ran through to NEWARK, (on the
tral Ohio Route, and DENI
at eha
Ci
ll'tsburg Route,)
lison at a u
_ and declining for unsound, and firm for good, which is very scarce; sales of found new mixed Western st #1 05a 1 68;
#1 05(01 68;
unsound, 90c.@91 OS.
Fork—More active and firmer; sales af 5,500 barrels mess st f22 50 cash, and #22 90023
regular.
ite. and DENNISON, (on „ .. wltltentcDa
at Dennison at a most SEASON Ai
iBKAEPAST.
con tbe
■ ange, arriving ABUS HOUR for
tSF rickets goo<i via Piqna or Dav ton. raaeengen. to avail themselves of the
_ iselves of the quick time and sure connections of this Short Line to tbe Eastern cities, mus* ask for ticker* viaCOMJMBLS A INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY LINE, which are for sale to aL the above uoint-.
at the Union Depot.
•L M. LUST, Gen’l. Superintendent, r CHANDLER, Gen I Ticket £gent.
,1. 8. SHACKELFORD,
an ; Sot
rov29 d3m
ClmctwmDU fflarkef. CINCINNATI, Friday, duly 19.
Flour-Unchanged, but closed dull with
Western an ■ Southern Agent
* iv«*a—w aavaamaigcrup i/u» CiUBtru uuil WILU more offering; sales of family st #12013; the
supply is chiefly new.
Wheat—Dull and irregular; sales of No-1
. 19Xffil0jj
SHetand pipi - ::: hl
19 to 13
LUMBER— Lath, poplar Pine MALT-
fil
8 35 6 00
kS”'::
1 40 to 1 50 1 50 to 1 85
95tol 00 85 to 100 .40 to BO
Engine Oil
BUft IM Eft ftjCOLLC C ft. T«E
'mz&A
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ffilDCkfDrffto onwek.
A N iastitotion for the Praetleal Education of AA. youngmen. Students e-a enter at any tim* Wtoeysar. rorparttculsn. addresi. HOLlEM BECK a beam let, i*99 tomkfcp Imtiaasnolis
TtAS. " CHfllA TEA STORE
MOLASSES—
NewOrisans Porto Rico Sorghum .
OILS—”
Linseed Oil 140 to 145
9 10 tot 80 1 50 to 1 75 1 30tol 40
No.”l CarOil TOto 80 Wood Oil. 1 45 Macfelnerv OH 80 to 1 So Machinery Oil 40 to 70 Carbon Oil 55 to 56 Naptha or Bensole 88 to 4« Reined Coal Oil 45to 46 POTATOES—In good demand 115 to 1 38
PROVISIONS-
Bacon, clear sides 19 to 13 Shoulder* 9 to 10 Hams, plain 14 Sugar cured 1»K to WCE. 41 to 11*
BA 1/7—'
Lake per barrel 3 70 to 3 80 Kanawha " 3 85
SEEDS-Very little doing.
Plax 9 00 to 9 90 Clover 1975tol300 ^Timothy. 3 75
SHEET ZINC—
Parsh«M 15 .-Pgr e*«k 14k
SHOT—
Per Bag 3 50
80 AFSODA-
_ ' Ih 10 to I0K Amrtican. 9 to 9% SYRUPS— Choice 119 to 19B
fm I
TO to l oo
POR
Common w SUGARS—Market very firm sad higher,
quota t
Hand, refined
CHINESE AMD JAPANESE
White, Mftrsfin
Yellow
TEJkft! The €kin Tea Stare,
to
46 to UK
15 to Porto Rleo, Raw 14 CoOffiraw 13 _ Prim* to choice Demerara 15 to 15K STARCH—Thare is a steady market at.. .IK to 8
TANNER'S OIL—
Beaks X1# Iwnim. 4.„.—...4 tt
'•to 9K
' (CffiTAI li#. 7 fisMi 11k fa' eiaiu .
Inbarrait. In haekat*, par dasas. Young Hyson
Iftltfft ft IClLIMIffiftTa
Those who "go down to the taw ia shtpu* should always ha** with them thto invaluable medtotne it is saplOal insaihisa *v oft rtpsaisil •as** *fi:fl*asMtoasA Nsthtog Mba ts^-em m ag-stahit tonte. Urns, tairtr dsafa.toh Wto* * 1* toras the ita* ash, s*sps »4»
do gaud. P*mora subfoetaa
Nervous ftrafaffim, boauffht on by a Pmrt fltora ach, a»i partiaalaciy waasassiMag as thamatsr. altaar on oaanaa or riven, or ridhsg is ttia will pqstrtvefcrflgd % ffiogtHaap .gam sdkdpthw vlrtaraof Ha isapssMoo. Laatoa
fry th* Eadw ay’# BradP oiraed, without thataW or,
parties, k hassu tmmernee sale, aad is being UM f **a*raMp.aa A ffoqtiattra ■flraffi Choisra, ter me •tmmttAmeff to
ere snfrastt< MnReltsLih
mseee, goto*#, god saststra. it wlE ear* Pktn,
aad eoaqoer ffil eotaMtaa dtMBMa.
mtr v
:Wl
: actor's tfiraloust) J :«al Selves w&m
" *«»__ _ *' 3 10 to 3 —aatto a ta 9 00 —9 fit to s 5
•W"*
..40 teas ...45 to fii ...35 tota
i# oyosMMt M to Mm world M two foot tottars ZXZSTtw. tSoiy «!wS*<o ■*! rjmmwKxasm
111 i hava r44i#loat torriaao 9odM^|ht en I
MffBNoaifad
wm nav#
fhf ftfift 9m MMMftr WIftdffto Ffififtft '■^maaLdte. la Milfra# afrffiM0k«dl frftfroaal I wSffSSm!
*gfria*s>-^ftN •f
*■•1 'frtl
06f04
,»! ,"■/ v* t*. ii rn'i »h4 Jt \M, nii at ti urmMi*. f <1 j* , ,U
ay fir* ikahladtoaftlfrffi^^^^, over to tha Cf pray attMPfiwwfiEMrfeff ors ito Oompaav toahladf ftiw dtoiaMa
■■ftlUUlMM mtStri *4 k
wheat firm aad 10ft 15c.
__ M oaloa at #1 88 for r^u-
Coro—Ftrfthp4ol
fi# for Ba. X; #1 20
rregular;
red cloved st 92 22@2 30, and white st 92 40@ 2 45. There is considerable offering for future delivery st 92 10 for prime red, but millers are not disposed to buy only from day to day. Corn—Dull and but little demand and closed
nominal st 84ft»6c. in sacks.
Rye—Scarce and st the close it was beld st
91 40.
Cotton—Firmer, but Without adimation: sales of middling at 23}£ft24c. Whisky— U nehsaged. Mess Fork—Quiet; sales at #23 without buy-
ers.
Balk Meets—Are again higher without sellers st the advance; 200,000 pounds were procured In the forenoon st H%ftl2}£c. for shoulders and sides, but st ’be dose, sellers bad withdrawn, or asked 10j£ftl2jlc. Bacon—Advanced; sales st H^ftl3%c. and 14S£e. for sboulaers, sides and clear sides, sad more buyers than sellers st the advance; st tbe close holders asked 14c. for sides sad 12c. for shoulders. Tbe consumption demand for
HOTELS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
On* square north of Union Depot. eorntT Illinois and Georgia street#., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, jel '13m GEO. McCORMICK, Proprietor.
s. a CBimnsna.
C. K. SKBGSr NT
CLARENDON HOTEL, ClNfclMNATf, OHIO.
bacon, to very large and pressing from the South and East. It appears that there to no country meat to be had; tbe stock ia eonfied to
country meat to be had; tbe stock ia eonfied to that here and in Chicago and SL Louis. Hama—Firm; tales at 18c. for plain, and
21e. for sugar cored.
Lard—Dull and prices lower; sales at 12ft
12Kc.
Butter—Firmer; sales of fresh at 18ft20c.; all other kinds at 14ftl7c. for fair to prime. Cheese—Dull; sales at 12ft 13c. Eggs-Firm; soles at 16c. Sugar—Firm; sales at 12)£ftl6o, for raw, and IT^ftlSc. for bard refined. Colict— Steady; sales st 35ft28c. Linseed Oil—Dull; sales st fl 40ftl 42. Flax Seed—Sales st 92. Gold-Buying 91 39«, Exchange—Dull; selling at 10 per cent, pre-
mium.
E. E. Crittenden A Cm., Proprietor*
ITAVING leased tbe property knows JLA Walnut Str et House, and completed out
Walnut Str et House, am improvements upon tbe sum
pon tbe same, it is now thor-
oughly refurnished, painted, carpeted, and in most excellent condition, and will from th™ dat.-
CLAMENTOOIY HOTCL.
We shall be most happy to see our friends and the traveling public, aad guarantee the accommodations of the CLARENDON to be equal t"
any Hotel in tbe city.
Telegraph office in the Hotel.
8. E. CRITTENDEN A CO.
XTIsrmEED
BT-A-'X'Kg HOTEX,,
THX
19*w Y*Tk|Btwsr4k»vom, and Western.
BEEALCIl ST., - - JESOSTOIN. My V. WL. PWATT, JOdrawly Formerly of th* Amerimui House
MANHATTAN HOTEL MVWKAY STREET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Park NEW FORK.
•t. gj»ms» nnrnet. bT. lovis. Friday, Jnly 19. Tobacco—Active end strong; shipping leaf a little better. Hemp—Dull; sales f 1 35ftl 65 for undressed. Cotton—Nothing doing. Flour—Finn; sales at #9 50 for fall extra; double extra, #10ftl3 75; choice extra, #13ft 14 25. . Wheat—Opened higher, but closed 10c. lower; sties at #2 30@2 36 for prime: choice #2 36ft2 50, but latter declined. Corn—Demand chiefly for white which is scarce; mixed dull, tales st 90ft95c.; yellow, 95c.ftl 07; white, #1 04ftl 15. Oats—Firm; sales at 98c.ftl 00. Mess Perk—Firm; sales st 923 60ft25 75. Bacen—Higher; sales at N%c. for dry salt shoulders} clear sides, li^ftllj^c.; shoulders Lard—Firmer; sales st 12V®13Vc. Whisky—Nominal.
ffKltwawkee Market. miT.w ognonL Friday, July 19. Flour—Dull; sales of city XX st #11 25ft 12; country XX #10 25ftll; extra, #0 76ft 10 25. Wheat-Firm; sales at #2 36 fra No. 1; #216 ft2 12 for No. 2; #1 85 for No. 3; #1 25 for i jected. Oats—Finn: sales at 64ftfi6c, for N*. 2. Corn—Quirt; sales at 82e. far No 1 okL Receipts—Floor, 406 barrels; wheat, 33^106 bushels; onta, 2,000 bushels; earn, %IU0 bushel*. Shipment*—Flour, 4£00 bushels; wheat. 300 bushels; oats, 1,4000 bushels; earn, L300 bushels. .
FRUIT MITER.
Wardrobe Fruit
4, X80L and
’ eraf
the only dryer and vapor coni
Itoe fruit fruinH
I'schaxine. It is the only fruit Dryer that double 8re box, producing a double rapid cirai |*r dry. bested sir, which era be instaatty tuned I to any psrs*f too fruit raffihaakmh—qfi—khk
fruit
^i^irttio^and diralEwiajpjSo
a» ornament to the table
... TBtoXM MUffice, and dries rtghs boskets of fruftsts
time, and is sold as low as the litLe this* basket dryer was ia Ha ray. - Ns construction Is so simple any farmer esa beffidoae, (art a mortice ia ■ay otb ‘ '
fbmaa
IV. MUeeiNS, Proprietor. A. 4■ SMITH, C’l.sst. *ep34 dly
SHERMAN HOUSE.
Oppooito IJmiom Depot, INUIViN APOLIS, TNX). VIS. M. HAWKINS, ■ - Proprietor.
YJ AVING tossed the aoove named popular ho - JLA. tol, sjuI oompieted omr improvements upon
.**« same, it isaow tnoroughiy refurni&hcu, carpewd, painted sad in most excellent c nditlun. W e shall at all times be happy u see our friends raveling public and .eel safe in savins
rad toe WavcHag^sbiic^ aud.eel^safc in saying
e equal to aoy ia the Wert.
niyiatm
HOUSE.
8TEVEB8 81* E3* 25 and n Broadway, N. Y.. Opposite Hoteling Green. ON THJC KU&OrRAN ELAN. rsuuL. Stevens House is wsll and widely known. JL to the traveling public, Tbe lucatioaisespoclolly suitable to merchant* and business men
_ __ en' it i* in close pruximity to the business part of the city—is on tbe highway of southern and western travel—and adjacent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depots. Tho Steven* House has liberal accommodation for over 890 guests—it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort am ortertalnment of it* inmates. The rooms — ——■* and well ventilated—provided with. is prompt and sly provi
mayBdfim
Proprietors.
OR/iJB2sra?^LXj, Alt KE.BSLAWT HUTET.
T#0>1AJ7AT>01*XS, IBffUI A JN.A.
rVVHJS house wilt bo kept inferior to none in the X Hatted Starts, yet enarges shall bo equitable
FRANK. C08TIGAN A BRO, Proprietor*. This hones has bora thoroughly repaired aad
mv8 dim
MOTS AMD SHOES.
m#MUS * LYTLE,
Boots and Shoes,
aa Pemrl Strest,
—dlMy sm ssrtfoffikirt
efore the people It aad hSa^J^^rith 1 *^^ a-»orat qg worn* or osk*. It 1* ra^ rtSMsTdetoh^rta'&to
street, whew Uto Waidrbbe Ifryercaabosaeiiia operatiom all th* time, addravs
J. K,»)8WKL1^, ^
my96dXm
^GFNOfNE
Tt
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