Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1876 — Page 1

WHOLE NO. 2,160.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1876. PRICE TWO CENTS

•net** »* %«tv«irn» n AdTertl^mna to •ocaro tOMrru n upon toe Kcu.e d»y mutt bo tundod to ot tb« oonutlo^ re 1 n>lor% • ■Oul^tton it4<ire«oo4aluplT to U e number of • box, ond wl'hout thoneKo of tlioP*rt? fowhom Jn'eo-led, oro not to bo deliyfrol tl.rough ho fort Oflloo, but *>nt to the I>oai Lotter Offlco, In (UtteOlanoe with oortlo!. 60. Box ■.lotion of 1066, Halted Bu.-©* Lowe. Snob let toro.1 n onowor to odverUiiomenta auvrt be left ot The Newt office to ln«ure dollTbrv. W ANTIS O.

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riNfjaj-BOABDKKS-AT U7 WAST MAryUnd street. . ^ ANTXD GOOD OEBM A4 GIRL AT 4^ North IlUno a ttreet. ! V\/AN1ED GlFu TO DO G NkRAL HOUSE - Tf work. Apply t<> 645^. Tenneweet. nuol U ANTED—AI*Y OSK WIW INO A WfcT nurse, pleoso cell at 668 Virginia ae. an ol INIKO ~ MORTOAGK AXD OOMMJCIL dal notes. R. 8. Done/, 1A Bates Bloch.

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AN1 ED—FIR^T CLASS IBOARD >RS-i-9 N Illinois; also pleasant front room; to tin s'

ITl/ANTED-KIR T CLASS LADY COOK; YT ^reimnse tcqnlred. 48 It. Delaware st \ju ANTED-TO BUt-KEI AND SOUNDSR Y f (telegraph lhalrumeut). 141 Sltnerra at.

\r/ ANTED-A GIRL FOR GRUERAL HOUSEYY work. 4S8 N. ILlnola st. Reference required. nnt! ANTED 63,660 OH AMPLE FARM 8RCU-

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rity; no commiadon. Address Prompt,

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1X7 ANTED O'NE GENT1.KM tN -TO OCCUVV py a pleasant room, with board, at 16 Uichl.snst. I 'll/ ANTED—FAMILIES CAN toKT GOOD YY gir-s aid cooks; noc.xpsiise. 6 Massachusetts avenue. 1 •Wkt ANVED—16 FIRST CLASS BOARDERS AT Y» 174 W Ohio; also furn shed or unfurnished rooms for rent. t y! 'Wfi AMTED-^ltOO CUSIOMER8 TO BUY YY their wood and coal at oorner of Indiana styenne and C&uaL tu 9

1X7 AKTED—1 COOK, 1 DINING ROOM BOY VV and 4 fcirla for general housework. 6 Mamschu etts nue. ! iX/ANTED- TO TRADE 40XCRE8 FARM YV and for team and wagon. Address C. B.. 119 W. Maryland at. uu t!

1X7 ANTED- EYERY LADY IN THE CITY TO Yt know we retail millinery good* at wholesale prlcse. J. W. CormaRo A Co ou ut 1X7 ANTED- ETIBY LADY IN THK CITY TO VV know we retail millinery goods at wholesale prices J w. Cor l»nd a Co u ut XL ANTED- TWoXmTlL OOLOREiTXvil-. YY 11* s, t' 1 occupy 2 roomed houses at 8& per month. Inquire at 06 N. Dll tola st. I 1»7ANTED KVERYXaDY AND OKNTLifVV man in the cPy to yisit Hoffman in his nt w carpet factory, 14 K. Washington sh un 0 IX/ANTED- EVER* LADY INTTIB CITYTO YY know we retail millinery goods at wholesale prices J. W. CoraLAUD A Co on ut XjLf AN ED- PARTI» TO OCCUPY NICELY VV fu i n ished front nv m; also one arge uufu rnhbed room to rent. No. 181 N. Alabama, to! 1X7ANTED-ALL WHO DESIRg CHEAP VV grrrerf* s I" call * t the Royal Tea Store, 465 South Meridian, the cheapest place in the city,

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tXaNTED—EVER* ONE PURCHASING YY stoves to sec the New Excelsior soft coal and cote bass heaters. No. 81 N. Illinois afreet. ti • TKl ANTED- SI1UATION-T6 _ TAKE~CABE Yt * f horves and do work around house; ran give good references. Call at 388 S. Tennessee atnet. ! 1X7 ANT>D—10,600 GOOD CUSTOMERS FOR VV - M rrltleld, Miller A Co ’a new e«st end coalyard, at the corner of lavidsou and Ohio atreeta. ua o

117 ANTED-ALL V Y ' with nasal

PERSONS AFFLICTED with nasal catarrh to call on Dr. P. W. Rose, room 10 Boston Block, N Delaware st..and

be nired. NEATLY

suitable lor one or two gentlemen. Address D., News office uao!

‘NICHOLSON’S CENTENNIAL games are the finest oarlor games pun-

llsfaed. ror »aie at Cbas. Mayer A Uo.'s, 29 W. B ashington *t. nu °S

1X7 ANTED OCCUPAN '8 FOR A

VV furnished room, wl'h boaid, gas and fire

hie lor one or two gentlemen. Addr

office

'ANTED

REPAIR-WILL

VV call for and deliver without extra chars* and war’ant tor 1 year. T Zumbush, No. 60 East Washington st (a) ts,th s-t» 117 ANTED- A GOOD, RELIABLE MILLER YY derires a •ituation; city or country. Address A P Fenwicc, Mechanic’s Hotel. South and Pennsylvania sts.

11/ANTED-BOARD-FoVt SELF AND BOY VV 6 years old 1 private family; will (urnish my own room. Addresi B. C., this office, orca 1 at ITS E. Washington st. uu o!

wa. ANTED—ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED Y* with any form of disease to consult Dr. Doff, 89 Kentucky ave.; his opinion costs nothing and cures guaranteed; charges moderate.

XHTAXTED - ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED VV with throat and lung diseases to call on Dr. F. W. Koau, room 10 Boston Block, North Delaware street, before going elsewhere,

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1X7 ANTED HOARD—B t A PROFESSIONAL VV teacher of music in a respectable private family, wishing to pay whole or part with instructions in masic; unexceptional reference. AddressG. R., t' is office. 1

a-ptdble party can find a pleasant home. Ad dress L M C.. N* ws office. t •

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_ _ rare chance for any one wishing to become a stud* nt Address 8smson. Newsoffi e. oa 9

1X7 ANTED TO SELL, AT A HANDSl W discount, a s- holarehlp in the Brya; Stratton Business O llege rff this city. A

1X7 ANTED SALESMEN IN EVERY Sr ATE VV in the Union to In trod nee our goods to merchants; no peddling; salary $75 per montn and all expenses paid. Address, with stamp, Defiance Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Hllnois. s h.w-g ^EE. ANTED- PUPILS TO TEACH MUSIC, . Y$ piano. Freni’h a d German languages. Apply at nor'heast oorner Te nereee and Georgia st*. Mfrnlrg. 9 to 10. Afternoon. 2 to 3. Reference*—V. Rev. Aug. Bes-ouiee, E H. Gtnnas, organ tat of st. John's church. « si ' YV ^7Kl>-XvBnYaoDf TO KNOW THAT ' * ". thf y c* 0 Ret choice, juicy loin steaks and

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1 OgT-ErQUIMAU DOG NAMED ’’I’KARLY ” J - $5 reward lot lure turn to 67 Aah st. J b Fmsxt-EY. uuhl T OST—THE LOWER P RT OF A GARNET Jut earnng. Leave at Fddy A West’s and ha rewarded. J

Y.XIR SALE—THE JCEGE. J nr* Tj^OR SALE-"HELEN S BABIES ’—NaW P story. At Yohn A Porter’a v o t>ob nAi.E—old papers—io cenTs per .F hundred at The News office. t* T ."OK SA Lt,-S\. UN D H AND COAL AND | X' wood stove*-, ciieap. 8' N. Illiuois st. ti* Tixm ti LK ■—CHEA P—TWu-d StATE D8 BOON D .F bai.d bng -y, at3*9 N Peunsylvania st te° r.'OK SAI E-NKW EtltEKA CARfUAGt— F Made to ordt r. Oali at 515 N. Meridian, uta* TiXlR SALE-A SELOND- HAN D COPPER I caiving table and Qxturea, cheap, at 81 N*jrh Illinois bL U* *|7x>B SaLL—* T THE NEW WALo PaP«R I and ifhade house. Lovely new patterns, lei East Washington rt. th* TDOR **! A- RAG AND tOTI'AGH CARF pets at Hoffnaa’s new carpet factory, 14 Ssat Washington >t nu 8 LiXlR SALK -a NOT h OK W. M. JONES *X A F discount. Call at 161 East Wash street

One year.

X OST-rTBB LOWER PART OF A GOLD XJ ear ling wi b set and pendants. Leave at News office and be rewarded. uaot \ Y OST—KS4 IMAU DOG, S YEN MONTHS old »uswers to the name of ‘ Dixie.’' Re turn to 4C0 North Tennessee st and receive reward. ua •

nro loan-*2o oro mmediate money on X hand for the purchase of first mortgage and )|]Qs w»4st1 nratAO U* Q i Lrawaavr 1 fx Lta txxa*

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conirntrchd notes. R. S. Dorsey, 15 Bates T O U>AN-MONEY-IN SUMS OF if 000 ND I upward. Money fumished In four days. W. A. Bradshaw, State Savinga Bank, 56 North Pennsylvania st. ne * M)Af4 _ M0 ^ KY 0JS win} TUU f ON mortgage security at reasonable rates,

and small sums always on hand.

of Commerce.

Apply

rr Q LOAN-PEC AN MAKB A SPECIAL LOtN I of $1 000. s'Teight 10 per cent, for ;l or 5 years. Ruddell, Walcott A Vinton, 3 and 4 Vinton’s block, opposite po* toffiee. oa • mo LOAN—D. E. SNYDER A GO.. 74 BAST I Market *t, have a large sum of money to loan on real estate mortgage in November, 1876, Not a day’s delay if your security is ample, n 9 T*0 LOAN- MONEY ON MORTGAGE,IN SUMS 1 . - -

rpo LOAN-MONEY ON FARMS IN THIS X and fdjoin ng counties, and npo * improved central property tn this city, in sums of SI,000 and over, without any delay whatever. Smith A Hannaroan, Brandon block. ou ua

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TDOR TRADE-CLEAR TITLE LOT FORA F good spring wagon. Address “Wsgon,” fiiis rffioe. . natl

TiRJK TRADE-UNINCUMBERED REAL KSF tate for a good carriage home. Call at 70 West Washington st. ta • YT’OR TRADE-BASE BURNER AND BASK F heating stove for • bedstead. Address ■Sto TMt," this office. i n I j^oR TRADE SKPARAfSLY OR iOGBTH*

er, 1*M acres within four mllea of Circ e, northwest of city, * ncumbrance *600; 80 acr in Mannn county, Illinois and 160 acre farm I

art improved. App’yto room 4, 82 East Wavhmg-

>00; 80 acres

nn county, Illinois and 160 acre farm in Polk county, Texas, part improved. . „ a 4 821

L. P. Culloden A Co.

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TDOR TRADE-FAMILY GROCERY. GOOD X 1 location, doing good p tying business, for ca*h or good inside property. For Tra-'e — Good businesv and dwe’ling prep rty on Indiana avenue for a farm worth about $4.(00 For Tigde—A fine residence and large lot, 70 by 150 fe«t, for a good farm. There is a b»rg dn in this property. John A. Hunt, Real Estate Exchange, 86 North Delaware st.

AVCTIUN BA.bR.

AUCTION SAL«-PAWNBROKERS’ AKUlion of forfeited pledges p «tponed uutil Monday. Nov mberlt, on acciontof the great excitement regarding election retnrns Peri ns wishing to purchase can (in so at prira'e sale pr* vicu* to that date. Payne A Solomon, auctioneers, _ __ uat ' A UrriON 8 A LB THE AUCTION OF UNXx. redeemed pledges of J. A M. Solomon’s os- ‘ on at our rooms, 32 4.

of dia-nouda sold

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T/'OR BA1E-..T THE NEW WA L PAPER F and shade house. Loveiy new palterns. 161 Fart Washlr.gTon st th*

TDOR 9ALE A GOOo SPRING WAGON 0 4 r wl’l trade for good horse. 24 West Vafffi. fngtor st. Trunk Factory. out!

TDOR SALE—WOOD COOK 8TOVE-W TU F cooking uten li* complete, a* good as new, for $8. Cad at 75 Wee* Georgia *t. . o*

TDO* a* LS AT A DI8COUNT—A SCHOLARI ehip in tbe Bryant A Stratton Business College. Addr«ea8am*on, N*wsoffice, fa]oa TDOB BALE THE NEW SUPERB BASK F hearirg stove*. Finished in best ntyle. W*rraiite<j to give satisfaction. No. 81 North lllino** *t ti

TDOR SALK- A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND F carriage. Must aud will be sold. Cheap for cash Inquire at Hollingsworth's stable* oa Went Wa*bington st. . nun I

TDO BALE-FIRST-d ASS COAL AND F wcod cook stoves Monitor. New Acrive, New Mayflower, Lady Gay, Fashion, Ecdobe. No. 81 North Illinois »t. tl* TDOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—rONE F large lot near passenger depot. Bi Ightwood, and one acre In Park Place on North Illinois st. Addreie Busineas, News office. ua ut

TDOB BALE-BARGAINS—DlAttOND ioING, F gold watch (Kngl.sk ever), opal mads, tur* qnoi* ring, diasaoi.d studs, ruby seari-pin. No reasonable offer rofnaed. “llpha," News office 1

TDOR SALE-A SALOON-81 S ILLINOIS F swith furniture aT complete. Worth $1,000. Will fell cheap for ca*h or notes well secured. Apply to J. Catherwood, 54 Sr uth Meridian street. uu 0

TDOR SALE—BARGAIN FOR A GERMAN F gard ner with $700 or $800 One acre for sa! e low down and two acres tor rent. Ha* a small h< use on ai d other building*. Almost in city. Call at 48 South Meridian st. nu s

TDOR SaLB—A BARG*IN—CIGAR AND TOF baeco siore. Doing good business. On principal th> ronghfare. h*lf block f.om Pennsylvania and Wa hington. Rent chum. 3 room* back. Party Belling going south. 86 Virginia ave. uat!

TDOR H» LJ£—ONE EIGHT-HORSE HaSKIH’B F vertical engine aud bollercomplete on one bedplate: Thfi. outfit ia warranted in perfect order, as good as when it left the shop, a >d can be pur based at a great bargain. Bull di Co., 67 West Mary and st., Indlanepolla. tt*

TOLO*B. npO LOAN—MONEY ON JEWELRY, CLOTH1 Ing, etc., at City Loan Office, at 66 North IlHnoD street. u •

O LOAN-PRIVATE MONEY TO L JAN AT 1 room 3. Brandon block, corner Washington and Delaware street*. tt •

rp() LOAN-MO EY ON FARMS, CITY PROPI erty or rosamercla) paper. M. H. McKay, No. 1 Odd Feilows’ Hall. tt*

'T'O Loan—MONEY--ON FIBST MORTGAGE 1 —Large and small sums always on hand; Joseph A. Moore A Bn., No. M Bast Market st. nn 9

TDOR RENT—4 HANDSOME ROOMS, CHEAP. F 434 S. Liiaois *U oa” T.’>OK KEN i - THREE ROOMS, FUJtNl HAD. F cheap. f>7tq N. Ildno's rt natl t7m1)7“rE .T-FU kNISH ED ROOM, FO * 2 F gents. *6. J21 N. lielsware. i* T.X1B RENT—DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS F newly papered. 30 8cbo 1st. e*

TV* B AX a OR TMA.HM. -rpOR 8ALE OR TRADK^HOll8E ANdToT H fto* Vw* MflLTkel. iknd 22 And 223 Eaut Conn. £ Call M ^ BIM, No TI BWP. pStok XTiOR SALE OR TRAM A"(PL * NDIDF A R M dwelling, etc. OaU on A. Bird, Bird’s Point, toons 28. oh •

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TT’OR BENT-196 WEST* OHIO STREET, F $20 a month. Inquire of. Thomas L Sullivan. 24H East Washington rtreet. uu °

TjXlK RENT—HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS, F cellar, cistern, stable. Call at room 7, Thorp’s Block, East Market street. o°

RfNT—BOISE 117 ENGLISH AV& F rue, 4 rooms, well, cistern, cellar, etc. Inquire 184 and 186 Virginia avenue na t!

TDOB RENT—FURNI H-D FRONT ROJM. F sni’able for two pe sons, with or without b*fiTd Inquire at 88 N New J-rey st. t*

'L’iOR RENT-STORK ROOMS NOS. 58, 64 JD and 66 South Pennsyivan-a *t $1,006 per annum. Joe. A. Moore, 84 E Markets*, u'n*

TjXIR RENT-ROOMS IN CIRCLE HALL, F large central and cheap, wits w*»er and gas in each. W. Rivitas, Agt First Nat Bank, v*

TiXlK RENT-TWO 8CORY FRAME HOUSE J7 418-South Tennessee st.. six r •oms, neany new. Inquire of J. A. Pe'-kius, P. C. A SL L Railway. te*

Market street. ’ uh° TDOR RENT-STORE ROOM IN WILEY F Block, on Penu>-ylvania st., two do rs north c f Washington street. John C. Wri ht, Wright’s Blocs. e h

TQiOR RENT-OFFICE R<X)M, IN ODD X? Fellows' Hall, at $15 per month. Alex Metzger, R> al Estate and Insurance Agent, 5 Odd Fellows' Ha L ou*

TJX)R RENT—FIR3T-CLA88 STOKE BO jM, F No. 836 K. Washington st., with rooms above If required, at low rent. W. Rivera, Agent, Firet National Bank. un‘

TiX)R RENT AT LOW PRICES-ROOMS IN F Bates Block, Pennsylvania street, large and small room* on second and third floors H Bate*, Jr., No 7 Bates Block. uu'

and silver chain ■, denble and single-barrel shot-vuns,.revolre-s, plated spools snd iorka fine ove ifta’s, dresse a ». vesta, organ, piano bed cloatbing We tell twice e eh dsy during this week tocloae out this stock of forfeit'd pledges, oommenci g at 10 s m and 2 p. m bale poaltive. Payne A Solomon, auctior eers i h

2 9 W. Third street. 3 room*, $7. G. S Bradley, room 10, Baldwin’s

TDOR RENT—OFFICE-BEING ABOUT TO F move into our new ground floor room, 27 Virginia avenue, our present rooms in Brand n Block will be for rent. Smith A Hanncnan, in TjMJR RENT-A NIOE TWO eTt>RY HOU8 X 1 containing 9 rooms, ail in good order, also sable room lor a ho se and carfare, 'all at No. 224 W. New Yt-rk street. Chas. Hbi.wiu te TjpOR BENT- A bUIrDING HOUSE OF 1 1 twenty rooms, liv ation first rate, rent ve;

X' twenty rooms, location first rate, rent very h w to a firet class tenant; owner of property will take ;o»msand board in house. Address P.O. Fox38 to” TDOR RENT-BR CK HOUSE 12 ROOMS, X 1 hot and cold water, bath room, water closet, gas, lot 40x195, cistern and stable, etc, 6 blocks from Bates House, north, only $35. John G. Blake, 70 E. Market. 1* TDOR RENT-LODGING ROOMS AT $7~FOR X 1 irent and *5 per month for rear room*, on third flocr. Mar>indalt-’« B'ock, opp Poet Office. Apply to Janitor in building or E. B. Martindale. Journal office. u* TDOR RENT-ELEGANT NEW BRICK X 1 honse, li very 1 rge rooms, 5 gratis and marble mantle*, hot and cold water, bath room, water closet and ga«; rent only #50. 70 E. Market. John G. Bi.akk, . t° TCTOR*RENT- HOUSE NO. 682 N. ILLINOIS X street, with 6 rooms, well, cistern, al&ble.

TDOR RENT AT LOW PRICES, ROO 4*. X 1 second and third floors, all eouvniences, including hot and cold water, steam h at, etc.. In Wrhht A Bradshaw’s new block, 35 and 37 We*t Washington ot.. room No. 8. oa* TTidit KEN r-A DESIRABLE LARGE FRONT X 1 room, well furnished, gas. fire and large closet, wiihin four (41 squares of Post Office, sui able for one or two gentlemen; terms moderate. Addrers "Home,” this office. th° TjXIR RENT—AT GREAT REDUCTION, NEW F cottages on sueet railway, every conven-

ience.

8 room honse, $8. 4 room house, $10. 6 room house, $15.

to* w. Riven, Agent. First National Bank. TDOR RENT-20 PRID'E <-T., 4 ROOMS. $6. F Dwelling No. 78 Col’ege ave., 10rooms, $35.

Bwellimt 39 A»h street, 6 rooms, #20. “ 6> / sh ►tr et. 6 ro> ms #?0. 291 Massachusetts ave., 8 rooms, $23.

14’ Peru *L, 5 rooms $12 J54 Wlrston st ,$ro mt, $’8. 278 Central ave , 10 rooms. $25. 188 E Noith st., 8 rooms, $25. 96 Fietc *r ava , 6 rooms, $15.

297 Pendleton Pike, 4 r oms. *6. ?09 »endleton P.ke, 4room*. $6.

270 N. Noble st, 4 rooms. #12. 272N. Noble »t. 4room*, ill

227 W TMrd street, 4 rooms, $7,

OTORAGE-FOR HOUSEHOLD FUR <ITU RE ^ D "s:r>

S'and A M«disU > tii HOr ' :!SHOU> r ' l,RN,TCRB vania >tre*t D Blacknoas^A Co.

BTRATHtORNTttLHf QTRAYED OR STOLKN-FBOM MV BARN P one tay hone. ■** ^ one white h nd foot 1. gs wind gall* d. acar on leg from blister or fir li g tail switched ra her short. Win ,, ay m )lb . e al reward for his return. Wm_ C. Smock, #75 North Alaban a. uu o 1

TDOR RKNT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT X 1 room. Inquire 128 N. Illtn i nt, eh!

TDOR RENT-RO - MS IN JUXIDY’S NEW F BrlfikTtlock, 62 Indiana avenue. ts

Tj'OR REST-ROOMS WITH BOARD, FURF nished or uufumlshcd 201 N I;1 uasl

TDcR RKNT—COTTAGH 175 FIFTH ST., F rent $8. Apply at 9# S. Illlnon^it. t* f'

TD O R REN T—HOUSE OF 3 ROO rtS, ALL F comple'e, in rear of 468 N Tenn. st. 1 hi

TiX)R RK‘T-46 ARCH ST. $15 A MONlH. F T. L. Sullivan. 24^ E WaMiington st. s* TjXIR RENT-NTCELY Fl RN ISHED OR UNF furnished rooms, 'ery cheap '243 N. III. I

TDOR RENT-NO. 236 COLLEGE AVa»>UK F by J. H. Rnddell, 3 and 4 Vinton Block. nh°

Tj^OR RENT-HOUSE OF 5 R OMS. GAS, F etetern and cellar. Inquire 637 N. Mias, hc

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TjtOR RFJiT-HOCSE OF 8 ROOM 4. TO KKNF tuoky avenue, suitable for hoarding hou»e.

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T,tOR RENT- TIN ROOM HOUSE, IN GOOD F order, No. 20 W. Michigan st. Apply next door. 1 s!

-n^OR RENT NICELY FURNISHED O t UNF furnished rooms, nice location. 23 W. Ohio street. I

TDOR RENT-2 R OMS, WITH OR WITHF <*ut ttable. Inquire rear 179 N. Tenn. it.

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TDOR RENT STORE ROOM, 19* VIRGINIA F avenue. Apply to W. McIntyre, 18 Virginia avenue. tn*

Tj'OR RENT-ONE OR TWO NICE FRONT F rooms, furnished or unfurnished. 87 N. East str* et. ua ol

TjXIR RENT-515 N. NEW JERSEY ST., $15; O' 2-0 N. Mississippi st, $25; both new.

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TDOR RENT-$8 PER MONTH, 66 SOUTH F Liberty street. Kuddell, Walcott <fc Vinton, 3 and 4 Vinton Block. u%*

Tj''OR RENT-THE BEGUND, THIRD AND four h floors, either separate or toother. No. H £ Wa^hinKton nt. tn*

TOR RENT TT’OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE FURX 1 nbhed room ou first floor, 265 North AU bam an. uutl TDOR RENT-2 ROOMS, FURNlSriM * OR X un umbbed, with or without board. In quire No. 12S W. Vermont st nuol . TDOR RENT 10 2A RE -PaC l ABLE P ART Y. x 1 a furnished front room near the Academy of Murfc, No 14 Indiana ave. uu t! TDOR RENT- 6 ]HOi SES 2 AND 3 ROOMS X I each, near I. A St. L. Round House, West Indianapolis. J. L. Spacldino. ! TDOR BENT— LA RG E FRONT ROOM AND x 1 one email one,well furnished,! square from Academy oi Music. 35 Ind. ave. I TDOR RKNT- COTTAGH 3 BOOMS, NB.AR X? Union Depe t, #10; nice cottage North MisstKsippi st., 6 rooms. $15; cheap lodging and store rooms, South Meridia . street, near #epok K. H aAVo,86and88S. Merid an st. uutl TDOR RENT^HCU -B NO. 17 WEST MARYX 1 land street. 14 rooms, well adapted fora restaurant or boarding uoujm; also office at 35 E. Marj land street, with exclusive store house privileges. John F. Johnston, 35 B. Maryland. TDOR RENT- BY J. B. CLEAVBLAND A CO. F No. 6Cleaveland Bniidirg, opp. Board of Trade, South Tennesr e at. 2 . leeping rooms. Gallup Block, papered $7 TO 3 ‘‘ “ Newell Bl’k. K. Nash. *t 5 00 3 *‘ “ 3d floor. Cleaveland Building, wl'h steam heat, hot and cold water, etc., $7 to $9 00. 2 office rooms, Waronic Temple, cbeap. 8 store rooms, M sonic Temple, cheap. 3 office rooms, Cleaveland Building, cheap, J B. C'eavt land A Co.,* No 6 Oleaveland Buildirg, opposite Bo>rd of ’irade Tj^OB HENT-BY J B. CLEAVELAND AGO. F No. 6 C’eaveUnd Bn lding, opp Board of Trade, South Teui essee st. 112 N. Mer.dian street, bearding house, 80 rooms $100 00 31 Court st.. boarding house, 18 rooms... 15 0d 881 N. Delaware st., stable, 8 roc ms 20 00 881 N. Alabama st., "table, 8 rooms 25 00 Ash and Vine at., N. E. cor., 8 rooms 20 00 62 Ash street, 8 rooms ....: 20 00 E Vermortvt., storeroom and dwelling.. 30 00 E. Vermont st, 2 new dwellings, 5 rooms 18 *0 75 Ash st. good order, 7 rooms 18 00 4:3 English are., new brick, 7 rooms 15 90 92 Plumb st., 6 rooms 12 00 74* N. Wen street, 3 roon s 6 00 336 ST. Neble street, 2 room* 8 00 18 Charles street, 5 rooms 10 00 115 Mul erry street,3 rnetas 8 00 396 Massachusetts avenue, 5 roo-~s 8 00 Call early Mi nday morn ng. J. B. Ulea'eland A Co., No. 6 Cleaveland Building, opp. Board of Trade.

Jf IBVAJ.IjANRO OB.

TYAG oarpbts. Pa Carpets. Hoffmao bss removed his < arpet Factory to 14 Eas' Wsshington street. uu •

gOOTS AND SHOES. For bargairs In this line go to Occideu Ai Ho el Shoe Store, corner WeeMnftonanl Illinois st'. Men’s htavv boots from $1.50 to $4 00, Men’s calf boots fre ra $ .tO to $6 GO. Indies' front mce shoes from 50c to ff 50. Ladies’ aide lace sioe* from $ .00 to $8 00. Our own make side lace at $2 H), Custom made side la*e at $a,u0. Children’s goat hals from 19c toll (XV The Wa'ker boot from $1.00 to #4.M). The famous Rider boot from $2 50 to $4.00. Boy's boot* from $1 .5 to$'.50. Call at O. H «. 8. It 4 U buy. CornsrIllinois and Washington »ts. io?

J HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF Block, Anthracite, Pittsburg, Cannel, and, in fact, all kinds of Coil! Coal I also, Ooke, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville. Crushed Coke, superior to any in the market, crushed on a crusher of my own invention. , [patented]. Have ample number of teams, can delivar promptly, every load correctly weighed, and everything guaranteed as represented. Leave your orders with G. R. Root, Northwest corner Market and Delaware streets, v, •

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TXER80NAL— X UV*

TDK JUDGE.

EK THE BK8T HKAL-

p k R90N AL- GO A ND

■* ing t. st rnedlum. 7? 8. Illinois st., room 45. TJRRSONAL— HOFFMAN HAS REMOVED r his Carpet Factory to No. 14 East Washington street. uu •

TXERS NAL

XT drug* ai d fixtures.

WANTED FMALL STOCK OF

Medicine Depot, 79

uw •

East Market street. uu PERSONAL- DR F. W. BOSK, ROOM Ifl, BOB■L ton Block, hi. IieL st., ireah> ail forms of chronir disease, either male or female. Call and see him u* m. wA* • _ ____ i^opuTm INSTITUTK, No 247 n' X Tenn. st., Indianapolis. We enre the oi’inm habit In ten days. Nothing charged un tn the patient says he is cured. Johnson A Lutbach. , un* TJERBONAL—THREE OF BID WELL’S WILD i X Cherry Cough Drops will clear out the ttarou and heed, a j ickel’s worth will s’op a cough, j and a dime’s worth will cure a cold. Factory | opposite Journal office. ti * 1 T3IRHONAL - NEW LINING ROOM. Mils ; X Miller, h imerly of the Enterori-e. will ooen i a dining-room in the G and Opera bui di g, I Monday evening, NovemberJ3»h. She exteudr 1 a cordial iiivftation to the public and her old j hoard* rs to call at her new place. Day b >ard $4 week. * uu t

R R KOVAL. T> EMOVAL^ DR. S. D. JOKES H -8 REMOVED XV from 91 North Delaware to M East Oklo.

a 9

TkEMOVAL — HOFFMAN H*8 REMOVED XV bis Carpet Fac ory to 14 E. Washington st., whore be has facilities for d ing bet’er work than in his old ’Und, be«ide* he has a la-ge

salesroom w here he will keep the la vest stocks

e ca’pets n the city at le«« erhous-dsre sell'hem uu •

of rag snd cot price than ar y

s Block,

TDOR BENT-BY JOHN A. HUNT A CO., F Real Es ate Exchange, 36 N. Delaware »t. 6 room dwel Ing on We-t FI st $13 00 Store room on South Pennsylvania 25 00 8 rooms on Hr u'h Illinois 20 01 5 rcoms on Eact Wa* hington 10 00 3 rotm* onEutaw...™ 10 00 5 rooms on Wimton 10 00 2 rooms on Malottav- nue — 4 00 Store ai d dwelling. Indiana ava., only..— 20 00 Coitage on Neb aska — 6 00 5 rooms, new and uea-, H-rebrook ... 10 00 Store room a d 2 rot ms, Maloit ave 15 00 10 rocm residence, good. Central ave 25 01 Store r cm on Indiana ava 12 91 14 looms el gai.t tesi rent e. Ce traiare.,

stobl carriage honse ch ap.

TOR RRaT OR bIlM. TDOR RENT Or" SALE-WAREHOUSE 251 R F Fennsylvenia street House .'5x135 feet, two stories and cel ar, with 5 rooms 10x20, built for smoke bouses Railroad t ack adj tilling. For t» nna, etc.. Inquire of Evans A Neeld, 69 West Maryland street nu* m.th.s

J-OR t XCHA. GM. TDOR EXCHANGE-HUNT’S REAL E8TATK F Ex* hsnge. 96 B* rth Delaware street—a numb- r of large and sna.l Lnn* to * xebauc for city pr |erty, ml some go d v Page property tn exchange. Cali and see descripti in. Same choice barg Ins.

9WIUA - V7Mh*SS61gC AAt/r

8 rooms on Cherry *t 8ro m* o' S ever s t....

.. 15 00

pi 'Si 7 00

8 ore room Fo*t Wayne v<nu , cneap......

btore ro m on E st ' ashington 30 00

St re room st B ightwood, cheap.

6 rooms on Ruckle st— ——— 8 00 8 rooms on Ol ve s* 1° 00 $ rooms ne*r Mal< tt avenue - 4 00 14 room reMdenc**, fl->e. on New York 50 '0 12 room re- idence on Noith Delaware— 30 00

Li BT ”R STOLRIT. r OST OR TOLKN—A BfctOWN AND WHITE Li fetter dog seven m**n hr old, ut imp ial'. 6 reward at Scudder’s stable. John Sccddsjl nu ol

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\A t 81CAL—LESSONS ON VIOLIN. GUITAR, !V1 ©tc. Terms moderate. B. Ztifirrt, Teacher of Music, K-om54Thorpe's Blo.k,i <&i s tu th

aroLma.

CTOLE*-riTY ORDB4 NO 8 762, DATS O November 4,1876 $8 61, payab.e t * John Keep* rr. F ader return to city lreesurer and rece.re reward. uo tf

sro L Hit.

.MtUND- HUFFMAN IN HIS XkW CARPET * Fai tiry, 14 E. Washington st tu *

abaoU*i:*m if w .a. rpHE TOLL GATE’-PRIZE PUTT’ RE —8 ENT X free. A n ingen io’. s gem; SI objects to And. Addiess, with stamp, K. C. Abbey, Bnifklo, N.Y, ne T*

rpHE SECOND TKlM OF MISS FITZHUGH’8

Stfl

\Ru1.’. Three rscauc es

X Select School wi'lopen Monday, Nov. 13th, St Joe street, between Meridian and Penusylvanl>> Three vnewnr mi qq t!

XiOtTRESS AM1«. KLECT RIVAL PHTSI.XX cmn, No. *08 North Alabama street, a skrilfwl profit doner in nervous dlaaaasa and -he various complaints of women. eo! w-s w

HI MI>.

hi* son, 1 Ben I>av{« Station, west of the National toad, last night, at 12 o’clock, Patrick Sweeny, aged 79 years. Funeral services at St. John’s Charo'L at 9:30 a. m., Sunday, November I2th. Friends invited to attend. !

jiijH jt-Moriaiox xrajom.

A Met lew of the Market fer ike Peat

Week.

To the Editor of The Evening Newt. Chicago, November 10,187Y. The provision trade during the post week, in ccnsmim with all otter bran Jiea of bnsiness.hag, been greatly interrupted by the recent important election, and the prolonged uncertainty of Its result. The commercial mind has been agitated to such an ex ten' that bush es* has at times been suspended; It ha* also extended to the c< un;ry, reducing the receipts ot hogs so materially that seve.al houses have been 00mpelleu to tcmporlaliy snsjond operations. It is not expected that tae raaun. whatever it may be, will have an v effect on prices, but when do-' dded a more settled state ol affairs whl exist, and business again move on as usual The biisitesa of the p*st wevk has been only

mo swats

ate, but prices of all articles have steadily adv*need, with the advance In hogs. Oueihiid 1 f the month is gone and there has bsen 10 accumulation of product to meetthecjntrects ma'tiring this mon h, and wPhont liberal

new po k, lard and meats has taken m any everything away as fast a* it was at all ready or safe to ship, and to-day there is but Utile stuff heie :0 dsjs old. The demand for mesi port dots not decrease and is sell-

‘ing for ca»h st about $16. which is scarcely cash, ai d ihia option is sold large short

vdr prices. lard hi

cort,Irelow

WHlo seller the year is fully 60c

H)*es:ockis 2,.r>j tons, 2 970 tons, same t>me last year, as with me s the options in lard are lower than cash fuLy TTic colstam drain of dry salt m. sts, packed on fore gu a< count; snd shiped oinctly out of the cun try, has afforded but a moderate supply for home market and a* a come<]ueare, pnoes have advai ctd on (Mb pn duct and fiuuray are now held very clo e to cash, in green meats the demand for hams ha* beau Urge, especially for light weight*, but hogs a.e so heavy they will not essiiV make av. rages ur.der 16 be., and th saverace has sold freely at 8)41, while 15 lbs. average are difficult 'o buy, and paeve s poslUvely refuse to sell 14 Iba. averages. Tne Ti e lighter hc|

tinue to iicresse. Exy'rt- from the seven s m board points Iro' i N vemb«-r L '76 to October 28. ’76. are 160,044.462 lbs. greater than iu

period la*t year. Tbe following a

same

t are the receipts

and shipment* of provisions for the week eudi> g November 10,1876, a* compared with same week, ’76. Ke< e pt* for the week- Pork, barrels, 866; lard, pounds, 87,160; cut neats, founds, 1,303,297. For ibe -ame wcca of lh75—Fork, b-rrel*, 875; lard, pounds, 13,COO; cut meats, pounds, 222,-

970.

Hhipmen's, for ihe w- » k—Po k, barrels, (,,953; lard, iiounds, 3,669,797; cut meats, pounds, 9,702 180. For the tame we. k of 1875—Pork,

barrels, 7 *13; lard, pounds, 2,410,394; cat meats,

pounds, 8,187,.81 i

The receipts of hogs for the current we^k

were 64.928, rhlpmen s 16,108 lesviug for packers and home use 49.815, and since November l, 1876. 77,017, against 123,582 same time last year. Mi rket closes active at 10c decline, with g rod demand at So.50w 6 75 lor packing grades Mess

new, ca>h $16, seller the ytar $ 5.S2>6, January $15.40. Lard, cash $9.r0, November $9.«5, ye ar

8. should ns, cash

8%c. Long <1< ars ia-h 8%c, Decern 1 er 8)4& S, P. hams, fresh packedOaduc Gr eu meat*, bains .‘©Dcas to a to rage: shoulders 5®ic; short nb a ’,%ti. Very re p*e* tf dly, • GEokoe Wostlakx A Co.

« klnwKO Marik at.

ed $ .tr,y g cash. Oa:s quiet at 3b*ic cash November, 34!„c D cemb-r, »c January. Car lota—Mb eat 181. c rn 63, u»t- 11, rye 4, bar ley 39 By Canal 8,000 bu Corn firmer at 43r4c cash Nov* mber and December, 43%c Ja .uary, 43^0 year, nominslly 47c M*y. Receipts - Flour 11 320bbls, wheat 06.677 bu, corn :45,4t6 bu, oats 15,5 8 bu, rve 2 72' bu, barley 23.080 bu.

qur k^PMni January, $15 .0 year. Ixrd 9 4Ja .uary or yesr. 8. P. hams quiet; fresh 9«#1c; average g een hams sj4(§«Hc. L c. and S. O December quiet and s eaay at D S. boxed, flrra. .Shoulders (,y g \ L. C 8V M C. 8. R. 8?^C, 8. C. 354c. L, C. aud 3 C. 8»ie. lf«w >'orK Market. New York. Novr mtx r 2 - Cotton steady; 1-lfic advame; l.>ic for uplands. Flour dull and slightly in buyers’favor; receipt*, n 000 bu rel*; sales, 10,100 barrels; quotations unchanged. MW W ten19.000 — a. No 3 S'riig, $1.30; smber western, 51.85: whl'e, do, Rye quiet.'. Corn, qnbt but Arm and fair demand; receipts, 32,000 boshi-ls; sales, 3i,0J$ buthe •; 5 <|>6Cc western mixed Barley, without decioed change. Oats, finror; receip a, 18.000 bushels: sabs 35.000 bnsh Is; 814*i9c (r>r mixed; western a d state, 3st451c; wliite, do. Pork, deli; $17 25 r.ew mess. Beef, dull. Cut meats, western, quiet T*le«lo Market. Tolido, November 11 —Flour steady. Wheat

Clover seed, #8 75 hid.

ClkelkMtl Market. OntcnnrATi, November 11.—Flour dull. Wheat

W hisky qutet a w Pork *ca oe, he d higher, 1194c. I.*'d Arm, 9%c i o bulk; fair demand for n* w at Bacon ateady and unchanged. CMessfik Live Stork Markkt. Chicsoo. Novemb ril.- H >gs Estl oated re* - ’ t ifc.tOO Mrly sc Iva a< .s^lOc lowar; pack,d shippers pavin < *5 40rii5.60 for commou

TV KM I OR. CUBA. Havana, November li —A steamer from St Thomas baa arrived bringing advicM up to tl e 6:h inat. On the 5th the U. 8. i igate Franklin arrived at St. Thqmas from Yrgo with WDUam M. Tweed on board. ENGLAND. London. No ve id be* 11.—Amount of bullion withdrawn from back of England on b*l*uce to-d»y £5,900.

LATEST BT TIL1SBAPB.

Mews Aboat the Election. —— ♦ ArriTa! ef Tweed at Ht. Themis.

Change of Teaiie ia the Beecher Case.

Etc, Efci, Etc.

HmviBirm it irumi ftonab OarwUaa and FIwrlMa Demoerwtle. [Ry Atlantic and Pteiflc Telegraph J Chicaso, November 11; 1 p. m —Private telegrams just received accord South Carrlinato the democracy 1,400'by the official count The chairman of the republican stata central committee of Florida, concedes the state to the democrats by 2.000. mmw xork diTT. Tt»e Election—Tb« Heeeker Caoe, Etc. Niw Yhrk, November 11—Up to one o'clock here there la a complete derth of eiectiak news. and the man* ufacturerere of dispatch ea teem to have gone entirely out of the bnaineae. The Tribune makea tbe announcement on ita bulletin board that the diapatch purporting to come from Senator Obnover, conceding Florida to tbe democrata, provea to be bogua There ia lera excitement In the atreeta tbia morning concerning the preaidential election. There were aa usual crowds: around the different bulletin boards, but they ware less eager, noiay, and demonstrative than on previous days, democrata and republicans apparently having both,made up their mind* not to halloo until they were out of the woode. WAAM1MGTVM. Excitement Bakaldlng—Wild Talk. ' (Special Telegram to tbe Commercial to-day.] At this hour all excitement has diad cut. ard the streets present a strangely de* aeited aspect. The democxaU have tinally got oown to a realization of the true a tate of affairs, and whereas they have been loudly confident, thev now aay that no man can tell; we must wait for the official vote. A few of tbe wildest make vague threats of terrible things that will happen if Hayea ia elected by the votes of Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida, saying that they will prevent his inauguration and all that sort of thing. But tbe majority take a very ctim view of tbe possibilities of the case, and have reasoned themselves into a frame of mind that will enable tnem to submit with some degree of grace to any diseppoimment that may be in store for them. The Conover fraudulent dispatch frightened the republicans for a abort time, but they soon recovered tone, aud are now quietly confident. Tbe day has been infested with wild stories, growing out of t^ie excited state of the public mind, that have lived brief, troubled lives, each in tnrn contributing to tbe excitement Tbe people, however, seem to have become exhausted, and have gone borne pretty well satised that they .can not hasten tla proiokiugly slow development of the facts. I HR CBMTRHBIAL. Tbe Clonika Oremonlea. fPre»s Dispatch ] Shortly before 2 o’clock PreeidentGrant esiorted by General Hawley, ascended to the plaiform, followed by the centennial comrniesion, board of finance, foreign eon missioners and Invited guests. After the excitement of tbe multitude occasioned by tbe presence of General Grant had subsided, tbe orchestra, under tbe direction of Theodore Thorpas performed Wagner’s inauguration march, composed for the opening exercists, on the 10 th of May last. At its conclusion Bev. Joseph A. (seise offered up a prayer. The chorus, arcompacied by the orchestra, then sung a chorale entitled "Fui’grie.” by 8. Bach, sfier which an addreas was delivered by the Hon. Daniel J Morrell, United Statea centennial commissioner, from Pennsylvania, and chairman of the executive committee. The orchestra then rendered relections, after which tbe Hon. John Welsh, president of the centennial board of finance, delivered an address After Beethoven’s fifth symphony had been rendered, tbe director general addressed the audience at length. Handel’a ‘ Halle ujah" chorus wee next given by tbe orchestra and chorus, and Hon. Jos. R Hawley, president of the United States centennial commission, delivered en address reviewing the history of the exposition. Tbe audience then joined in singing “America,” after which President Grant declared the international exposition of 1878 closed. The doxology was sung by tbe chorus and audience, accompanied by the orchestra, and the formal ceremonies were concluded.

JN* W XORB CITY. < liakte *r Icttae !■ tbe Beeeher Cm*. Judge Wtstbrook hea decided to grant tbe motion of tbe defendant in the case of Moulton vs Beecher, to change tbe venue to a northern county, and Delaware county will Kereleced unless a id cod reaeon for not doir g so Is given. Bar k stalenient—Loans, decreaee, $1.031,800; specie, increase. #1J2,600; legal tenders, deems#, |2,192 940; deposits, decrease $3,268 400; circulation, decrease, (28,100; reserve, decrease $1,245,800. OALITORMIA. Heaator Morion Wanted. San Francisco, November 11 —Senator Morton Is rn receipt of dispatches from b« rut requesting him to return and render sash tain a in common with promtner t men of both parties in allaying the excitement over the election.

TUB RABVLT IB IB VIA BA. BHabt Inerenee la 'he Denanerntte Majority. (fbe counties in this state have all report* d. showing Titden ahead of Hayea, 5 424 a democtette gain of 296. Th# agvegate vote is larger than that of October.

TUB HUM iMIOM.

Meelrwrwivw Fir*. Stobbook, Qttuao. November U — fire yesterday af ernoon destroyed tt main bnildiog of the Sberbrook meat ai produce com per y. The promisee we insured for $00,000,