Indianapolis Journal, Volume 1, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1872 — Page 4

THE EVENING JOURNAL: INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1872.

DO YOU SMOKE OR CHEW ?

YOU CAN GET ALL, OF TUB BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO

AT

lr. K. FRIDLE Y'S TOBACCO AISTD CIGAR STORE, ja23 2ni 12 North Pennsylvania Street.

SPRING TRADE! GRAND OPENING OF BOOTS A. 3ST D SHOES, BY J. M. HAMMERLY, AT THE CITY SHOE STORE. Has all the latest styles. Call and see him at febC3 tillapl To. 3 "WEST WASHINGTON STREET.'

THE CORNER. DEUG STORE (OPPOSITE BATES AND PALMER HOUSES) E. COBB, DEALER IN Drugs. Medicines. Faints, Oils, Dye StiifFs, Brushes Soaps, Perfumery, etc., etc. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded. A competent night clerk employed. jan29 3m CITY TIN STORE.

JOHN H. F. BROWN, No. 143 North Delaware Street, opposite Clem's Grocery, MANUFACTURER OF EVERY KIND OF

TIIST AND JAPANNED GOODS.

Special attention given to ROOFING, SPOUTING, mar!2 Smlthp lervui j vi all Machine; the ran be attached to marS 3m4thp LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. DYNES, SMOCK & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS,ZSTo. 15 Virginia Avenue, Lots in all the new additions. Farms to trade for cif v property. Lands and money for city property. Business homes to trade for farms. Small houses for sale oa easy terms. High-priced houses in all parts of the city. Low-priced houses in all parts of city. Grounds for subdividing in all directions. For a full list of property for sale at our Agency, call and obtain, free of charge, a copy of "The Real Estate Record." ' jan9 Zvai CITY REAL ESTATE OFFICE. MOTHERSHEAD & JOSEPH, 18 North Meridian Street, (SENTINEL BUILDING GROUND FLOOR.) FOR SALE. WOODRUFF'S ADDITION. This beautifully located addition comprises' the homestead property ef the lion. T. A. Hendricks, and is the best now In the market. Persons wishing to avail themselves of the best opportunity for an investment ever offered in our city, must do so at an early date or it w ill be too late. Over two-thirds of the addition already disposed of. The entire addition must be closed out by Saturday evening, March 30, 1S72. t Call at our office to see plat, and take a ride to Jhe Vest located and cheapest addition in the city. MOTIIER-nEAD & JOSEPII, mart. 5t 13 North Meridian street. CITY BREVITIES. Religious services will be held at the Y. M: C. A. nail to-night. The reflation caps for the members of the fire department ha e a rived. Albert Gall's new" carpet room will be kept open until 9 o'clock this evening. A marriage license was issued to-day to Wm. Merrick and Bell Simmons. Raper Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, will hold a drill meeting at their hall tonight. Forty-five interments were made by the undertakers of the city during the week just closed. Indianapolis is supplied with lacteal fluid, chalk and water, daily dispensed from thirtynine wagons. Copies of the Superior Court docket for the April term can be obtained on application to Si. L. Harvey, editor. IIan?elman Cocrmindcry, Knigh Templar Cincinnati, will arrive at the Union Depot at 7 a. M. Wednesday morning. A quorum not being present at the special meeting of the School Board last night, an adjournment took pla?c until this evening. The Republican primary meeting for the nomination of Councilman in the Ninth Ward will be held Saturday next, one week from to day. Indianapolis Typographical tJnion, No. 1, will meet to-night, in the ball over Mueller's saloon, on Smith Delaware 6treet, first building south of the first alley. The squad of burnt-cork bummers which arrived from Louisville yesterday, is reported to have filled the Burt fc Ridgway minstrel troupe to its full capacity. Numerous squads of emigrants, principally Germans, Swedes and Norwegians, are passing through the city daily, westward bound, for the purpose of growing up with the country. From fifteen to twenty-five men enlist monthly at Uncle Sam's' recruiting office on Washington street, but it Is expected tmU bus inesswill-be livelier &s soon as the gentle pring-time comes.

and all kinds of TIN WORK used in buildings.

R. E., STEPHENS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SEWING MACHINE ATTACHM'NTS OF EVERY D E S C 1U I? T I O ZST, 3 Bates House TOonkv

save one-half th labor; THE JOHNSTON KUFFLEU the beTt Tn he world; th NOVELTY ATTACHMENTS. which doeJ over twt"edl

. r i 'iiite-c w HEKLi CASTORS for CRESCENT BUTTON HOLE CUTTER I The I above any machine. Ladies Hmt fail f LARGE INDUCEMENTS. - v CVV lU. til. reached an even two hundred if the sifted writer had not been compelled to pause for the purpose of taking a chew of tobacco. , An editorial composed of a single sentence containing one hundred and sixty-two words is an intellectual achievement in this morning's Sentinel. The number would undoubtedly have lhe department was called out at 1 o'clock hi s morning to extinguish a fire in a ci"-ar manufactory on the third floor, above Dennis Martin's wholesale liqnor store, South Meridian Kirtei. .l,oss siint, tnougn considerable damage was caused by the water. Elegant, wholesome biscuits, rolls, diddle cakes, etc., prepared in ten minutes with Dooey's Yeast Powder.' OUR ACCIDENT LIST. C. W. Johnson, a farmer living a few miles this side of Greenfield, Hancock cot.nty, was hrown from his wagen on East Washington street this morning, receiving several severe cuts and a dislocated wrist. The team took fright at a passing train. A little girl, daughter of Mrs. Watson, who lives near the sewing machine works, was knocked down by a grocery wagon on Massanusetts avenue, about 10 o'clock, the front wheel passing .over her left hand, crushing three fingers. It is not thought amputation win De necessary. The presence of mind and courasre of a man named Herman Werbe saved a young1 son of J. McB. Shepherd from death by drowning in the canal, near the Capital House, yesterday aftermoon. A man named Samuel Elder, an emDlova in Streieht's lumber yard, had a broken finger re paired at the Surgical Institute last evening. Jack MallorV. A. hraL-oman nn tho V.ntall. Road, donated a portion of a hand in the usual manner, near Staunton, a night or two since. "ROUGHING IT." Mark Twain's new book is now being deliv ered to subscribers in this city, and we are in debted to Colonel Sam Vance, the agent, for a copy. "Roughing it" is written in Mark's well-known 6tyle, and is a charming companion for a leisure hour of reading now and then. Many of the scenes and incidents are narrated in a hugely humorous style which, despite the fearful exaggeiation, is captivating. The diet is not solid enough for intellectual nutriment, nor rich enough for intellectual dyspepsia, yet it leaves the reader in a cheerful frame of mind which Is rather sanitary than otherwise. The description of the jackassrabbit and the coyote are worth double the subscription price. Besides the humorous fea tures of the work it contains, a great deal of information that is interesting and instructive. Some of the descriptive passages are masterly specimens oi anility in a line which the author cultivates too little. The descriptions of the alkali desert and of Lake Tahoe are really nne. CITY PERSONALS. The Bard does not aspire to a position on the State Temperance ticket to be placed in nomi nation next week, though he will not decline very vigorously if convinced that his name will add strength to the movement. Rev. Dr. Hosmer, of Antioch College, will preach at the Unitarian Church at the usual hour to-morrow, morning and evening. Miss Kate Fletcher will spend Sabbath Li the city. . Bob. Smith, the blackleg, was in town last evening. His trial for assault and battery with intent to kill will probably take place the latter part of next week. Another full page illustration for J. George Stiltz's work on "Seed Time and Agricultural Implements," arrived to day, andthe book will be ready for delivery April 1st. A few more agents can obtain profitable employment on appuimiuu ai to citbt tvusuiugiuu Birccb. "POLICY." A policy shop that has been in operation few days over the Dexter Saloon, No. 13 North Pennsylvania street, wa raided yesterday afternoon, and the proprietor, John Gould, and Frank Ramsey, a visitor, captured. About the same time J. W. Price, who was running a simflar institution in Bucktown, was arrested,. and the party fined $17.75 by Acting-Mayor

Boggess.

REAL ESTATE.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE LAND MARKET AND BU1LDI0 NEWS. The real estate market during the past week has been very active, the mild weather having given parties desiring to purchase an opportunity to examine suburban property. The de mand for improved property is still greater than It has been during any part of the . year. The following statement shows the aggregate of real estate transfers during the past week: Saturday, March 23 1 67,236 00 Monday, March 25 81,B64 40 Tuesday, Mach 21 4t,fi22 00 Wednesday. March 27 43,319 7 Thursday, March 23. 39,030 00 Friday, March 29 33,395 50 Total during the week $308,467 62 Total during last week 255,388 00 A very large number of the purchases made during the week have been by parties from outside the city. THE ALLEN & ROOT ADDITION difficulty having been satisfactorily settled by the parties interested, the demand for . lots in that part of the city has increased, and with it has come an advance in prices. But few lots are offered, however, and are sold without difficulty. S PRIM) DALE ADDITION, on the Fletcher Pike, has been placed in the market by Mr. Vajen, and promises a ready sale. The convenient location of the property to the city, as well as the beautiful ground embraced in it, will render it an attractive locality. THE SOUTH SIDE gives immediate promise of more extensive improvement than any other portion of the city. A very large number, of building permits for residences have been Issued for that part of the city during the past week, while many persons are getting ready for building. BUILDING. Work on D. Root's new block, en East Wash ington street, is progressing very rapidly, and it will be ready for occupation in a few months. Haugh & Co. will begin next week on the ex tension to their machine works, the building to be ninety feet front, and extending back to the alley. Work has commenced on the extension to the Gas Works buildings, the extension to reach from their present buildings to Root's foundry. We hope next week to give a detailed state ment of the building in progress In this city. INDIANAPOLIS FAIR GROUNDS. Mr. John W. Browning, Superintendent of he Indianapolis Fair Grounds, has contracted with Lefever & Buchanan for the removal of the hill obstructing the view of a portion of the track from the Judge's stand. The work will be commenced immediately, and the course and surroundings placed in No. 1 condition for the June races, CITY COURT. James Cant wiil and James Collins paid $17 70 each for indulging in a little friendly affray; Fred Lurrick $11 40 for profanity; Patrick Daily and Peter Shoemaker $ 8 75 each, for being drank and disorderly. The latter desir ed our reporter to state that he became 'lushy" on peach brandy manufactured in Ferry county MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. New York. March 80. 11:45 p. m. United States sixes, 1881 lUxmU'i " coupons llsOillSTi Five-twenties. 1S63 iuk Five-twenties, 1864 112 &112tf rive-twenties. 1S5 lUKQLUVi nve-twenties, lsus, new lnWUl five-twenties. 1867 JVir.atA Coupons 1868. lViJ,(&lVii 10-403 108 coupons 108'7M08K Cnrrency sixes 115'h11. New 5 per cents 109JiC?,110 Exchange : 109 J,11W. uoiu no. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New York, March 30-11:23 a. k. New York Central. . . 100 y. Adams Express. ..... 97 scrip.. 91 J, wells, Fargo uo.. 78 American 73 United States 74 Rock Island 117) Northwestern 83?, Do preferred 94 s, Harlem 112 Michigan Southern.. 94,' Heading ll4i Scrip 91 Michigan Central.... 116? Pacific Mail 64 i Illinois Central 13 Do preferred.. 91 Dopreferred 89Vf St. Paul Cleve& Pitts 92 Do preferred 82 51 tort Wayne 97 Terre Haute 21 Lake Shore 91 Ohio AMississipi. Toledo & Wabash 87 Union Pacific Vleve & Col 74 Krfe 7V mo preferred 124 Wabash. 771 Del & Lack. 102? 21 V Chicago Alton 117 Indiana Central Itan. & M. Jo... 4. Hurig'ton & oulncy. .140 W. U. Telegraph. 7.i Gold 110. LOCAL MATTERS. Only a few more of the Ilendricks lots are left. The sale will close this evening at Mothrshead & Josephs Real Estate Office, Sentinel Building. Call early a3 there will be a rush. Every lot In the new Ilendricks addition is worth the price paid and can be sold at a hand some advance before the first deferred payment falls due one six months hence. The railroad bridge and tunnel now contracted for, and to be built within three months, will at once greatly enhance the value of this splendid property. - - - "Exception'1 and "Indian Prince" are the names of the best imported cigars. They are manufactured by Jane G. Gener, Havana, and are for sale, wholesale and retail, by George F Meyer & Co., 35 West Washington street. mar29 lm EMroracM op Fashion, March 30, 1872. We shall, on Monday the 1st of April, for the first time, attempt a formal opening, and in order to arrange our stock properly shall keep closed doors on Monday morning until half past ten; from that time until nine in the evening we shall be happy to welcome our friends, and will try to show them in this man ner of what our recently purchased 6tock con sists. We hope our friends will not expect any elaborate display, as our limited 6pace makes this impossible. We will simply use our coun ters and tables for one day for the purpose of showing at a glance to those who call, the new styles and designs introduced this season, and with the hope that we shall see all our old friend and make many new ones, we remain Very respectfully yours, Treat & Claflix. FOUND. IjVDUND -CHEAP FEED. Corn 45c, Oats 45c per bushel; Hay $1. Bran 80c, Shorts $1 30, Feed Meal fl 15, Bolted Meal $1 30percwt.; also everyUiing low, &i me CAPITAL r EKD MUKlt, mar20 2weod 155 West Washington street. ; BRUSHES. CnARLES BRINTZINGHOFFER, No. 935 MARKET STREET. Philadelphia, (Originator of his celebrated leather-back Horse ' Brushes.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BRUSH MANUt. i i n v JACTURER, Dealer la Combs, Baskets and fyooden Ware, feci 3m

"ROUGHING IT," BY MARK TWAIN.

A new book by a popular author! . The most unique and spicy volume in existence! Buy it while you have the opportunity! A large and handsome volume of 600 pages, with 500 char acteristic engravings. Notices of tire press: The book la a Golconda of wit: a vprvmine of sparkling entertainment." New York Ezpress. V ery iew win uc auie io reaa n wiuioui laughing at "least half the time." Hartford (CY.) Vovrnat. "His latest work is his best, as it is his most elaborate effort." Xew York Leader. "It is an oasis in the desert of works on Western travel." yew York Herald. 4Buv this book, say we, and. our word for it. you will not regret the outlay. Xew Jersey Jowrnal. "Beautifully printed, and swarming with Il lustrations, which, in their way, are as effect ive and amusing as the letter-press." Jew York Time. "The descriptive passages are among the finest In the English language." Xewark, X. J.. Register. f "It abounds in nisioncai ana legendary lore." The Central Rtpt'ist, St. Louis, Mo. "It Is fresh, racy, and sparkling as a glass or. Iced champagne and a good deal better for the health and digestion." Hartford, Conn., Titrut. "The book must be takea In Interrupted doses. There is more fun it than is safe to swallow at once." Xewark, X. J.Daihj Adver tiser. "Bay it, and you will bless Mark Twain to the end of your existence."--Mohawk Valley Register. "Twain Is our greatest humorist, and his last work is hi3 best." Indianapolis Daily Journal. STYLES A'D PRICES. In fine Enslih cloth, beveled, sprinkled edges. $3 .j0 In fine English cloth, beveled, gilt edges 4 00 In plain leather, library style 4 00 In half calf or Morocco, beveled 5 00 Sold only bg subscription. Orders by mall filled as promtly as the books can be had. S. C. Vance, Sole Agent, mcb30 8t 47 South Delaware street. ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR ASSESSOR. D' W. BROUSE will be a candidate for re-nomi nation for Assessor of Center Township, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. mar30 FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. . JOHN SMITn, Sen., will be a candidate for the office of Township Trustee for Center Township, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. ' marSS FOR RECORDER. DAN. C. GREENFIELD will be a candidate for nomination for Recorder of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conven tion. mar22 td Editor Evenixo Journal Lieut. WILLIAM S. DEMOTT will be a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder, subject to the action of the approaching Republican Convention. . FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WM. A. KETCIIAM will be a candidate for the office of District Attorney of the Twelfth Judicial District, subject to the decision of the .Republican Convention. mar22 td FOR SHERIFF. N. R. RUCKtE will be a candidate for renominaticn for Sheriff of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Contention. We are authorized to announce that JOT. ELLI OTT is a candidate for Sheriff of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. mar2 td EOR TREASURER. We are authorized to'1 announce that JOHN F. WOOD will be a candidate for the oBice of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. JOHN JENNINGS will be a candidate for County Treasurer of Marion County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. mar6 td Editors Evixixq Joubxal Will yon please an nounce the name of B. F. RILEY as a candidate for nomination for the office of County Treasurer at the Republican County Convention. Inasmuch as the late fee and salary law passed by the last legislature has taken away the greater portion of the fees and left him only a nominal salary, we think his renomination is justly due him. feb29 ewtd Yours truly, Maxt FitrEXDs. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Edwik H. Laxme will be a candidate for the office of Prosecutor of the Criminal Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. mar22td Mr. GEORGE W. SPAHR will be a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Criminal Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. marl 3 ROBERT P. 'PARKER will be a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Criminal Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. marS W. W. WOOLLEN, Jr , will be a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Criminal Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. mar9 PERSONAL. PERSONAL. Great bargains for every one at DAWSON & PAYNE'S, mar25 5t 93 Eat Washington street. PERSONAL. All kinds of Card Writing, Mottoes, ant Inscriptions executed neatly at Room No. 9 iEtna Building, Pennsylvania street. mam 6t ttiA. l'tuiuu. r.ERSONAL At BERING'S LARD OIL FACTORY von can sell all kinds of Lard, Grease and Tallow for cash. Nos. 27 and 29 We6t Pearl 6treet. maris 3m PERSONAL. Young Ladies and Gentlemen who desire to learn Book-keepinff, Plain or Ornamen tal Penmanship, with a practical Teacher of twenty years' experience, can at ino. v .itna rsiiuame. jnj reference given. mar22 6t CHAS. PETERSON. WANTED. WANTED Persons not feeling well to use Cancer Plant. 90 East Market sireet. dec5 4m WANTED GIRL. A good German girl to do kitchen work. Northwest corner Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. mar30 me WANTED A good Girl to do general housewurk for a familv of three persons. Call at 824 East Michigan stre t mar28 3t e&m WANTED TO RENT A House of eight or nine rooms, in the central part of the city, by a prompt paying tenant. Best of references given. Address A. 1, joitrhai. oince. manco ineni WANTED Dealers to know we have bargains In Syrup, Vinegar, Tobacco, md Glassware. mar25 5t No. 98 East Washington street. TTfANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT V Railroad Tickets are bought and sold under regular rates a! SOLOMON'S Original Loan Office, 23 South Illinois streeL roar21 3m ttt ANTED The Ra$ Carpet Factory -visited by T all persons Having iva mini" iu urate, or wishing to buy a good Carpet. 90 Massachusetts avenue. marll 3m WASTE D WOOD WORKERS Fifteen or twenty good, active, steady men, who hare been used to handling tools on wo -a. can nna con stant employment ana gooa waee ny appiyine soon at thf office or me vuui)tn.i barvm vItT.', co. mar29 3tme WANTED Good energetic canvassers to spu the Manhattan Silent Sewing Michine in city and country io m"1 cai ivuw vu i references we offer extra inducements. Saleroom 67 m-r Till atMAt TT1 (1 T) 1 1T rtonn tuinui- ... WANTED FOR RENT A IVtel or first-class Boarding nouse. Will buy Furniture if reouired Also want to exchange a Vacant Lot in Allen & Root's Addition for a small House and Lot, either North, East, or South Will pay soma differ M. ARBUCKLE & CO.. ence. mar26 Real Estate Agents, Glenn's Block.

THE STYLES Displayed by us which, have elicited, so many complimentary remarks, are the selections made by "CHARLIE ILIFF," since his arrival in the Eastern Cities, and can be depended on as the MOST STYLISH in the market. THE ILIF" BROTHEES "HATTERS OF THE PERIOD,"

jan2 3m

OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE.

OIL! OIL!! OIL!!! To all persons nsing Coal Oil Lamps, call at StS South TVTeridian Street, and get your can filled with a SAFE OIL. We have been induced by the repeated explosions In the city to offer for a time at Retail, until the Dealers take hold of it, HEAD - LIGHT OIL. It Is the Oil used for LOCOMOTTVE HEAD-LIonTS, 175 to 200 degrees fire test; burns longer, makes a better light, and Is the only REALLY SAFE OIL in the market.

janlS 3m

E. B. MARTIN DALE. ALEX. VAN SICLEN. E. B. MAETINDALE & CO., WE PURCHASE, SUB-DIVIDE A20 SELL REAL ESTATE ON PRIVATE ACCOUNT, Make sub-divisions and sale of property on commiFsion or for an interegt In the profits. Persons desiring to sell or purchase unplatted property are invited to calL We Loan Money, in sums not less than $5,000, on long time, secured by mortgage on Indianapolis property, only. We make Collections of Claims where the same may be dons in United States Courts, or Marion County Courts without litigation. We are the Agents for the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, The largest Company In this or any other country. Assets over FORTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. We are the Agents for the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, The best Fire Insurance Company in the United States. Assets over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS. We are the Agents for the NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH, the best of the Foreign Fire Insurance Companies doing business In this country. Capital TEN MILLION DOLL4.RS, GOLD. Office Martindale's Block, opposite the Post Office, jan20 2m INDIANAPOLIS.

OOLOL.A.ZER,

DEALER I N"

FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER-WARE.

-AND-

.FISTE JEWELEY,

13-SIQ-N OF THE STREET OLOOK.Jl

14 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.

J3F" ALL GOODS SOLD ENGRAVED FREE TO LOAN. TO LOAN Money on Jewelry, Clothlne, Furnf tnre. etc., at CITY LOAN OFFICE, dec29 3m 66 JS'orth Illinois street. FOR TRADE. FOR TRADE FARMS.- Six No. 1 Forms, near Muncie, Ind., to trade for good city prorrty. DYNES, pMOOK A CO., mar29 2tme 15 Virginia avenue. F OR TrTdE PLANTATION. A fine plantation in Alabama, to trade for citv property. DINES, SMOCK & CO., mar29 2tme 15 Virginia avenue. OK TRADE WESTERN LAND. 80 acres good Western land and a Hors ai d Spring Waon, to trade for city lots. DINES, SMOCK & CO., mar29 2un&e 15 Virginia avenue. FOE SALE. F OR SALE DIRT On Fletcher avenue. Inquire of DYNES. SMOCK & CO.. mar29 3tme 15 Virginia avenue. T7H3R SALE From 60 to 70 feet of nice Shelving, JP suitable for dry goods, notions, or hardware. Apply at 67 North Illinois street mar25 lw F io3 SALE PURE LARD OIL At SERING'S FACTORY, mar!8 3m 27 and 29 West Pearl street. R SALE FIRST-CLASS LOTS In the south east, cheap and on long time. mart!) 2tme 15 Virginia avenue. FOR SALE SEWING MACHINES. Two Sewing Machines entirely new. Will give a discount o? 80 per cent, from selling price. Address, Oct28tf HENRY MARTIN, Journal Office. FOR SALE OR TRADE GROCERY STOCK And lease of room, on Eant Washington etreeL Doing a good business, nearly all cash . s DYNES, SMOCK & Co,. marSO 2tm4e 15 Virginia avenue. FOR SALE LOTS On Fletcher avenue, from $1,500 to $1,900 each. The finest lots in the city: very large, 60 by 18 fee. 31 3 DYNES. SMOCK S CO., mart) 2tme 15 Vireinla avenue. FOR TRADE 320 acres good land in Reynolds county, Missouri, two and a half miles from the county seat. Will trade for a small house in this city. DALN & McCULLOUGU, Real Estate Agents !eb9iL T?OR SALE MISSOURI LAND 320 acres in P Dent county, and 80 acres in Crawford county, offered low, cither for cash or city property. Apply to DAIN & McCULLOUGH, 8 East Washington street. fcD9tf T70R SALE 240 acres of No. 1 timber land in St t1 . Clair county, Missouri, one mile f r m Osqsre -.no miia from a steam saw mill. Will trade for city property. DAIN & McCULLOUGU, No. 8 East asuington street, " FOR SALE Choice Vacant Lots In Allen & Root's AiHrm f i nontn 1.200. Some Lots in In mm Fletcher's second additon at $f5C each. Also fe M. ARBUCKLE, febS 8m Real Estate Dealer. Glenn's Block. FOR SALE STOCK FARM. We have for sale, or will trade for property in this city, r splendid nii;. -earn rf nonrw 4ft) acres, well watered, with nt ttmhr. Has two eood orchards. Price $12,000. Or will reserve 160 acres and sell the bal ance for $8,000, Apply t DA IN & McCULLOUGH, f eblO tf No. 8 East Washington street FOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.-Tor one week only, two Lots and House o' four rooms, with summer kitcnen ana cenar.in souin pan of city. Price only $1,300; $5 0 down. $200 in three montUs, balance in one and two years. scant lots on the same street are swung m oou eocu. DYNES, SMOCK A CO., mar30 2tme 1 Virginia avenue. PHILIP DOHN; Manufacturer of and dealer in all ktnds f PARLOR AND OTHER FURNITURE. ttt a v-r.tnm tin 9AA fionth Meridian ft south of Union Depot Indianapolis, bpnng MattronHPa and iinhoiarerinz maue w wiuci. icu m MERCANTILE AND CK)MMERCTALPRINTrao of verr description, dona at abort notice at the JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

FRAXK V. BOYD, Indianapolis Oil and Paint Hons.

OF CHARGE. 70R SALE By DYNES, SMOCK A CO., C 15 Virginia avenue. 8 nouses and Lots on Misiseippi street; 4 fine Residences on Tennessee street; 6 11 u?-es fand Lots en Illinois street: 10 Iloue-es and Lots on Meridian street; 5 Hons s and Lots on Pennsylvania street; 6 Houees and Lots on Delaware et-et; 12 Houses and Lots on Alabama street: 15 Houses and Lots '-n New Jersey street; 11 Houses and Lots on East etnet; 5 Houses and Lots on Iberty street; 15 Hon es and Lots on NoMe street; 50 llous-estnd Lots norheast of Noble street; 12 Houses and Lots on Fl t-her avenue; 6 Hoe-" and Lots on Huron 6treet: 50 Houses and Lots west of the CanaL Vacant Lots on New Jersey street; Vacant Lots on Dtlaare ttreet: Vacant Lots on Hr.nsylvaria street; Vacant Lots on Mi-tiesippl street; Vacaijt Lots on T-nnssee street; Vacant Lots west of the Cat al; Vacant ots ia Wodlawn Suburb; Vacant Lots in Brookj-ide Suburbs; Vacant Lots on Fletcher avenue; Vacant Lots in Southoat addition; Vacant Lots in Crews' addition; Vacant Lots in Allen fc Root's addition; Vacant Lots in Kobbs' sedition: Va ant Lots in McCarty's addition: Vacant Lots in Maoi.-on avenue addition. Horse and Delivery Wason: Familv Horse, nii.e years old; Open Bueey, new; Familj Cariage; Kona v a?on; Delivery Wagon. mar29 mie2t MICK BROTHERS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 16 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, (ROOM 7, UPSTAIRS.) FOR SALE. rt nf Arsenal HiphtS. Into Icmi lots, are on the market and selling at $500. The low price at wnica tnefeitnre uuw, imuj insurts tn sale or evtry one ounng me wuuuS reason. Terms $100 cash, balance in 1, 2, 8, 4 and years. t i ....i. n we nave fpienai'i uuuainKs aal- m r inkf .n hptr udditions. northeast t DUUUiUCIUUO VI WVUI O - f --, also, m Alkn & Root's addition, and in Allen a Noitb addicion, at low prices ana eay Mest beautiful Bal'ding Lots in all parts of the city, on ea-v terms. We invite parties looking for property oC tais knd to call onus. Several elegant Kesiiences in north and northeast part of cit v , to sell on tacy terms. We have a great mny pieces of small property (unimDroved) which can be had al very reasonable rateB and terms to suit . One or two houtes and lots for sale at $1 300; f 1C0 cash, ' nd $25 per month till balance i paid. A good vacant lot to trade for a good carriage. Horse, buggy and harness for sale. xnarl8 mely LACY &: PEEINE, DEALERS IN COAL AND LIME, 24 W. MARYLAND ST., INDIANAPOLIS. Pittsburg, Block, Highland, and Newburg Coal, Coke, and Lime, always on hand and for sale at the lowest figures. marc hi lm CITIZENS' LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STABLES, No. IO East Pearl Street, In rear of Harrison's Block. Indianapolis. Horsei bought and sold on Commission. decl9 6m JOHN B. SULLIVAN, Prop. n. w. iKwrjr. v. a. Krwnx, mVIlSr & NEWiCLL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Shop 123 Indiana At. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Dealers In Doors, Sash, and Blinds, Cedar Closets and Chests. Specialty made of Store Fronts and Fixtures. Job Work promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. . octli Cm.