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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-28

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others. uho may DO saved moro than doubt. the
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LAUREL SEMINARY.
lsHR SECOND TERN or fuIs rusrrru-
uoh, under thc Present hoard % INSTRUCT ol .
WI so,nmssce Monday. shs Ord Of s>ptc nscr. and
eonhnne eieyen weeks. Further srrasre o.enls
w regard 10 terms and vacations viii b made.
and announced atthe close OF the Term
Tutusn rcr Quarscr.
For Reading, Wiling, Spelling, ceorrsnA,
ana Arithmetic. ........... a. "a
Common English branches, Philosophy an
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Higher English branches, cfecs and Latin
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No deduction viii be made for absence. ~x<rrf
IN eases OF profrasted iine--. or otherwise ana
All bills for tuition are considered due al The
end Of the term, and must 30 prompil, paid.
Is utgenti, requested By the Icaclcr.. t..t
All ~ho ass,snt 70 attend VIII b. present % me
hfsi "a, OF The term, ~ The school will b. <n<<lf-
81. ltsvcr, desirable tAli tAls rule be str.rtlx
complied with. as well on the accounf Of tke EN-.
don't. -
.S;M s,SsH; Asseels,.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-28
YHIIlY-E0URlH VOLUME
INDIANA AMERICAN,

The twenty fanrlh Volume OF the INDIANA ANkR.
pAs viii begin an the eiet OF December. tsss.--
This isa favorable lime Go subscribe. its Indie.
pondcnee on ps'Iltlcs; IT. nnsnrpassed summary Of
news, both foreign and domestic, W deviation 70
tho Agricultural Interests Of this Valley, aud its
we'll selected miscellany for family reading. make
II fasoriie paper. wherever II 10 known. This 10
manifest By IL extensive circulation, aud by tbs
cagerness with which ~ n borrowed b. those who
are Too poor Ia take H. a. well thnsa thai too
mean. Even those whose views II combatr. rthh
ltrcgnlary, for lhay love rs Independence though
they hate lls doctrifIc. great nany Of these pay
or IL, like men, for they say its Agricultural ds-
par,inent aud tho family reading arc worth inc
cost Of the paper In addition 70 the honor Of road
Ing their AVN paper. Most OF them however, do.
pend ON narrowing it--they either hang around
the pnst Offices aud 60 behind tho counter I'll tile,
hayu read II, ar annoy their neghbors, We sani
ever, body 10 r,nd the American, hence we 10 not
complain OF the Post Masters who iolate the law !,
IN this respect, nor Of those who lend the paper.
bat 10 rHye each from the unpleasant task we pro-
pose To send u " poor people. aud moan Peep Q
half price, for nothing, they prefer, rather
thun our snb icribors should be deprived OF the
pleasure OF reading What ihoy pay for.
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| THE undersigned have and win always keep OF
4 hand general assortment OF Iron and Naiis
suited 10 the uaio-low for cash.
oct26 - TYNE2 4 kIMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-28


THIS remedy has won for itself such notorcty
from its cures Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that IL II entirely unnecessary 10 recount tho owl
dences of It's virtues In any community where II
has been employed. SO wide Il tho field Of its usc-
fitness. and 40 numerous the eases OF its cures,
that almost every section Of the country sbonnds
In persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by Ia use. When once tried It's superiority
over every other medicine Of IL Kind Is too appa-
rent to escape observation, aud whore its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antdotc
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous atIco-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 our climate. Not only In formidable attacks
upon the lungs. but for the milder varieties OF
COLDS, Couous, IIoARsEsEss. &c.; and Cor Gull
pRnS Il Is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
Can be obtained.
As Il has long been In constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people ts quality n kept up 10 the best that II oven
has been. and that the genuine article Is sold by
JAMES G. AVER,
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold In Brookyilis by NJ. W. llaiiei
clifford u Depuy, Lansei, fnd.
q, Vancamp. Meiamors, t
G. overton, Andersonsllic,
And atsgenel1s IN ncnry every tow IN Tho wat.
WA. Clark, Crown Point, la, travelling Agent
PROSPECTUS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-28

TINWARE,
FAVE TRoUGHS.
r- q HOUSE SCOUTING.
kepton hand and made 10 oricr.
JOB Castings Of all kinds.
made In superior manner. at short notice.
Having employed experienced worxmen. Ne
invite especial at,en,iont 10 the fact thafwe war
rant our stoves pcrfofm WELL aud our crst,nsr.
generally 10 be or good material OF me money
20 Jumped. |..tI =. ~ .'f.1,-- = q =
n, BOD Castings, Old Copper, and C ounsr,
Produce taken In Exchange, - - =
May is-ss-iy
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dsily Normal School, v~lsidDa the tabls end srsssd
to be printed
The fecsrt Of the Finance Committse, a. spprs-
psisnpg Ell, 500 for the erection Of . nv School
hcpre 10 Houston st. On site OF No. IL n The Seven
teentk Ward WA resd and eici ed considerable Do
bate. many Of the members opposing the matter on
the Ground OF want Of means.
NJ PHILLIPS offered the following resolution - 9
substitute:
Herrt Th., ,rrcsron be made 20 the cousaa Cosncii
for Or eiss to meet the as6ssssy u tAs
School ucreys fer year 1854. ssd that the rsa.ss Com
be srhorSed srd dreeed 70 tale the nsesssAy NJ
legal steps to eetsin the ssne .
A mosicn was made to lay the reeoluhon On the
table but wss leet by vote OF "a Nays 70 Tea
After some further debate the resolution Wa, On mo-
ton. adopted Yeas. 90; Nays. 3.
motion vas then made 10 sdcpt the roecluftoa 70
appropriate s3i soo but lost BY voteof II feas
IL Nsyt.
Commissioners Phillips, A. H. Green, Fellows and
Demke were opposed to the appropriation Of esi go,
and spoke te that effect on the ground Of the made
Quscy Of the funds II the dispoea Of the Board
Commissioners Hubbard, De,smster West Miller
and Fowler, were in favor Of making the appro-
prstion.
petition from the scholars Of the Seventh Ward
Evening Schools va received and referred to the
Committee on Evening Schools. The petitioner Get
forth the graf benefit they have derived both neral
ly AZ Intellectually, from the Evening Schools and
ask that the secord Of the Evening Schools Tor
the mex, year prolonged for longer space Of time
then this year
After the trsr saction Of some further business OF
an upimportsnt nature the Board adjourned till next
Wednesday.
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SUPREME coURT-ARBA READ. Presi.

CUPRENE COURT-ARBA READ, Presi.
~ Ssss q sAs MsasfsetsrsH' Bssh. of frsy. HSs09
sss,s vBB LOUISVILLE ssl NAsHvILLR kAILR0AD
ksssss: Hss hereby ssmnoned sa rsssrs1
he complaint thb setos hieh Sled N Tho s<e Of he
Clsh q The City and County 81 Nes.Yefh. g the City d
Fsw fefh snd 70 serve copy your sosses 70 TIE nd
esErismt - the ssbssrh~r Of hs once Ne - WslsG,
City OF kew-I@h. within twenty days sts the service sf
this escfuve OF the day Of sueh service;
and JOG fail to the sad complaint v,tain the time
scfed the plaintiff 70 this vii take nd roeut sssns
yos the Of - 90 with from the Sch asy
Of November thousand eight hundred and sAyfosr b.
rtts Of this acton &C dated Deeeussr 81 ls,4
ms lsussF ROBERT CHRISTIE. IN Plaintiff Attorney
CUPRLME COURT-City and County of New.
~ ys,b -sAMUTL CORNELL, SIDNEY CORNELL.
,rS John R. WILLIS sssrst JAMES Nix To the De.
pPSDANT veuared; Ycu s,e eesshy surnonsd snd
REQUIRED 10 the eompsip IN this seton which eli be
filed IN Once Of the Ceri Of the iy ana tcnr o. Ne~
Yoh Of the City Hall IN sad city ard 20 serve copy o. your
compliant the Subscriber o. tser Once
No fs WAlst the said city within twenty days srer the
service OF this exclusive OF ire Gay OF aen
and f. the sst compliant vitnn
the sfosesa6 PLAINTIFF IN this secc III tate jucs
sssnst ar the o. three hundred ans ninety four
thereof Sn the d ssy OF February 1885, and with interest
els @ other pant thereof from the 18th dsy Of Septemoer
IsS, and with interval es 72loo Balance thereof from
u, 18th ds OF March 1884 besides the eos;s cf hs action
Dated New.Ysrt. y.nuyy 81 1855
CRAM CORNELL TOWNSEND,
Plsinras AttorDe va. No. Ga Wallet
The CONSTANT in this scton filed In The Office OF the
Cers the City and County Of the sh asy Of
January, 1855 ishwSsb
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THURSDAY, March lad ELY was called 10 the
Chair in the absence Of the President.

Dr,1RrcrDE FIRE IN vERsos, OsEIpA Co..
A Gre. commencing in Q barn belonging 10 Mr.. Jad.
son. Of Vernon, lest Friday afternoon, destroyed not
only il, bat bis dwelling and adjoining bs1dnU and
the yelling house Of NJ. Ballard By tearing down
shoe ahop shch stood nsxt, the flames ware finally
men by the name Of Phillips, fell iron ~ rucf Of
Jewels house and was serioasly injured. Ifeeoh-
man In the employ Of Ar. j., has been asressed -
auspicion Of settipg the barn on Ore. Re eps e
the Pesse Mission boys from Hev.Yosk, 80 ~
taksp BY Mr.. ]. out Of charity. .scsJ
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REDUCTION OF RAILROAD FARE.

On Wednesday afternoon meeting Of the Com
nittse on Railroads of the Board OF COuncilmen was
held in the City Hail. for the purpose of considering
the propriey Of reducing the rates OF fare the City
rail- Dads.
gentleman whose name we did not ascertain
from Harlem, remarked that he had removed TO that
place with the understanding that the Fourth and
Second. sv. Railroads would commute but these
roads had refused their regular patrons such prvi-
lege and it cost him s75 syesr for bis car fare. O1-
ing to this enormous tax, poor man was unable to
20 to Hsrlem, and the consequence was the po' rer
clssses we're driven to Brooklyn, Willismsburgh, or
kept down town. He thought this detrimental 10
the interests Of New.Yor The Company should
commute for about e25, a., by 80 doing, they would
BE- NJ fit the mselves and the community at large.
Mr. FAssHAw, Of Yorkvie, concurred with the
gentleman who bad just spoken relative to the Fourth
end Secondary. Railroads. He accused the Direct,
ors Of these roads Of being An arstocfsflc set snd
ssid they would pay 10 attention to the complaints
Of plebeians The people hoped 70 OBTAIN from tnis
Con mittee q dem and upon these roads TO run TO
Eighty fIstst for Ct cents a. they were Of opinion
that this rate would pay them COED interest.
Mr.. vAscr, living at Yorkvine or thereabout,
read lengthy document 10 the Committee being the
complaint Of public meeting OF the citzene OF
Yortve setting forth their grievances in full against
The Second. Av., ThIdsv. and Harlem RAILROADS.
The document set forth that the rates Of travel we're
considerably too bgh and the citizens objected to
cbapeiDg can at Sixty frst Of. Tnis change Wa
very IN yepent and ought to be remeded. The
paper COZ cluded suggesting that three cents should
be the regular charge to Harlem, and on and after
the fret Of Msy the sbould run direct from the
City Hall without stopping to change at Sixty first st.
Mr.. GoDwIs read very lengthy paper, in the
shape of an address to the Committee, setting forth,
in detail the grievances Of the resdens OF forkye,
Harlem and the outskirts Of New York, who were
compelled to travel over the Second and rhird-sy
Railroads in order to 90 to or from their business ne
advocated cheap fares snd quick trips and insisted
that If the Company charged three cents fare they
would realize larger income than II they charged
i've cents The gentleman gave slight history OF
railroscs in London showing that there rates were
cheaper than here and they realized much larger
income He thoue bit that hard working people
not be made TO pay so great tai o. those blessed
with riches.
One of the stockholders Of the Sxth-av. Road con.
tepe ed that they could not afford 10 run their cas at
lower rate than they now charged Ihe reoucuon
Of the present rate would prove very disastrous 70
the road.
One or two other gentlemen next spoke in favor OF
the reduction of the rate after which the COMMITTEES
Adjourned til, next Wednesday at O'Clock r. NJ.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

This Board, on Wednesday evening, held special
meeting at their Hall in Grand st-Wx. d. NfILsos,
PresideLt, in the chair.
REPORTS.
The report of the Ficance Committee recommend
ipe an appropriation Of s22, 800 to erect School
House on Fifty-frstst, near Lexington v., IN the
Nirsseepth Ward, vas laid on ths table.
The report Of the Committee on Sites and School
Houses, to whom vas referred the communicated Of
bis Horror the Mayor, in relation 10 the removal o.
the School House from Lexipgton-av. vas fe.d, sna
the following resolutions, appended thereto, soops1f
the .eAs o. Bsisir In Lexisstsn-sv. near Tny
sIly pertains the corporate authorfise ,.ov.l NAV
b. delayed. sensiss<nt, snsi tie se.p's'''A " '
IL rsport Al the Executive Connitfee on HorHAi
Schosi var "a dnisnal rules and regulations 'or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

OATS, RATS, RATS.-E. OLIvER's Patent
III Self setting Rsvclvinr RATraAP-d..,dey the m0s.
or sale ~ No 80 Fultonst Abo Wire Trainers for flower
gardens Bras Copper and lreo vove %irs, co ssnd and
6rsvel Screens Sleeves tad Riddles; Skyhsh and Window
Vile; Min snaiD.r Wire; and every description Of Wye
Work made 20 order
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mr0irdl.

IF YOU HAVE A COZ G Fl
j try WIDOW hALONE's COUGH CASoG-the hest
Ccurh Candy EVER MADE Wnclsssl- No SOS Se.rlst
No INVENTION OF the present century ex-
~ eeees In utility the fer famed ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP Of o. GoURACD IL. properties for removing Tan
Freehes sanbsrb. Jseolostiops Rinssom, Salt Rh-um
BGbr' Itch .bsps Cesfs s,d species bf estsneoas
eruptrs border the miraculous Not the .ss, smoos the
endstons OF this Soap ito so'abh y;
BE- used n hard ss s.terthas rendering avail
able st where eous- the uxury Of mpd Crotoo oat
Of tie question Hspdrvds OF nsv. officers and ship
tsr b A. witness 10 iis s1stsd m.rit.
Or. COUtAUD's POUDRs SUBTLE ersricafes 90 perfu
Gus hair frou any part Of he boy
DR. o. !rranis LIQUID HAIR OYF smother article
primary importance och as v instantly change red
srsy bite hair beautiful brown or bsck Ons touch
GOuRAUos ROUGE sves to toe paes face the hessfu
he The ard sbsoutey i'm nov.sle By w~hins
or rubn LILY WHITE when spoled TO the SKIN hseens
opshibs degree the trllancy Of the compe1oo
HAIR RESTORATIVE not only restc res los hsu bat pre-
vents ito "a In out and nders ss win hair soft usy
" .pd so.y dsudruf Found at tire old established DE-
pds ~ WAX first store ffom Srosrwsv
V'HE REMOVAL of Dr. SHuBIRGER's LIN
i rKAs LABORATORY from No so W.lkerst TO No
43s Broadway His New picov-ryr mills enoulh for 60 10
FAINT hui penetrate the sem Dissolve and eIpe ner
cuy md settled 10 the hum thus mating
erenry and other violent medicines 10
prscee they bszsdous and hilarious Hs Never Fail
red most obstinate all m"ten
vel. worth sob.T confederation See Opinions Of the Press
see cards In creuls,s-sss No $50 Broadway.
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Ueean 6teamers, &r.

Deduction of FARES to SUIT the TINES.
n-NEw YORK md CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
via Nicassus Accessory Transit Company ScsNus rfo-
Petors Ihrooth IN sdyssee o. .as % sa Nv ..n.so
MOI LSr saS. sSrdsa
% leave x,.S ' f or 70 March a. s sonoseas
With the ship COsTis 400 sns burden ovsi ne
portspop BY 6rttcrs eassa Several new sns s~if oe
steam b.v. lately beeo put On The rve' aud .se o
steamers are unsurpassed in their ventilation and seeou noa<
ton' f9I b i9r%, ',c1 o. e.ase At 'ss esIo
Letter. bags made up at tn. ofiee
TT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ AsPINW4LL aDe PANAMA -C.hornisn, are "a
formed that the fsrsus Riilro.a eenpsd ssd tse 10
Oessn No more Nui- Tr.veil No River Boating
OpTUEsDAY March % ct o'elocs r from p'sf - ~
Of wnsns N0rlh River. will be d"paehed the nss' '''
f ILLIsoIs. c.pt H J. Hart.tene. U. S n. .,,,
To eonp,et 9th tie and superior stes'sniP
GoLDES GATs C.pt A Il Leroy. T.,
spere boat slsss sePt ct Psnsms to prevent
No freight received O'Clock the sailing esy
For passage apply a. The Company once No vyoso
IT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-tor
u HAVANA and NEw-ORLEASs-Oa SATURDAY..
Msrh II st2P ~ from pi-r foot Of wsrr.ns,SM r,s'
Passage can be secured a, til. Company. ohce,
shppsr vii se .uppeS With bsns BIZ. Of .diss Of The
form signed BY the COMPANY on app ie.tou ~ men AZ,
oth-i form. 'isosd and no bills Of ladAs sh be ss'''
:., p NJ, :: the 0H g Resets &; ssH1'
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA,
las .scibs Steamship IAsEs AOGER, 1u,9,ra CEN
- r:s: Pc No .e., 70: &c ar.ss, .Sa,
r. ss. 81 ~ ' sio,s s u! Tsrsfos Co..
5.ss,:. s.i I. i fss % r.. 'aAscS =.
coed ard leave On "WEDNESDAY. k"sh9I
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NETWORK and HAVANA EXPRESS

NETWORK and HAVANA EXPkbS3-
IN cARRIreeoN 4 Co, No - ers.avsy. ee. iGA,
vi Spseh their Exues for asysss y ths - $1,000
CREsCH Mt CITY "a IMPlRg CITY. - tss = - IN q
each nesfh
No euers ssvspspen received or sevs1 Isress ID
Der MA Of fne forfeiture Fu invoices requires sn ~
eels Co unSeaie The fzsllment Of xtsn iof rociss
Of even sessrscos NsvYeEk or asvsnA sssssf ~ ss>s
or privsie ndivissals
Hsvsrs Ofss No "a csiie De fsssn Er.sA. epsaish
asS Enslss sretsa a. hoth hees
cARRISGroN Go No y sre.Sscy.
Next krprva BY ell steamer CRESCENT ClII SNI
heGovsn 90 SATURDAY. March II Parcels nss Be sent
W befoIe socset 90 s.lins day
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
" For BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY United
States Moi ste.uship HGRMAkS, dssins. Cen nsnesr,
will ss fer Brenes touching a. sa1thsn pfon - ana ne
pss and far EDsssa and France on SATURDAY
sth Mach at - O'clock from gtef No ~ Sort1 aver
PsieE or PASSAGE FROM ssw YORK TO socrsAhPros Oh
I'D hfr cabin, main eeo0u.
u mt cabin, lover saJoon. iv
An sxserisnced surgeon 10 stt.ched TO each steamer
Specie &c ivsred In Bssrs Lob6on
Al httsrs must r~ss through tn Poet Once
For pssssse OF freight sppiy 10 ..,
c. ". SAND agent, No. II South WilEsm-s
TIE resrer WAsnIs6TON viii succeed The Hermann.
ane sail Arr 81
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Uater-Cnre.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE ESTABLISH.
~ MEsT, al FLORENCE. (Nonhanpon hss oHen
eyery eesb advantage to Patients who vDh TO plsee them
the OF experienced Hydnse fnyscsn,
the Doctor the earliest oeips Of Pressnz and tho al
thor Of the earliest ard successful works 90 on
sy,t. n su.ton Of the Dsitus healthy and hand
sou nc the co .nd salie water .nd
IN, Of the houses baths gardens &c saw-rioa
All III. purposs Of the for $50 pero1s The eGso
hsbrert |. open well equeuted throughout the year
Ferns. go per wees
VNATER-CURE! WATER-CURE! +! - The
w urd.r.gneo invite the attention OF iny.ds to the
LAwsENCE wATFR-CURE, br.ttlehor5: VI, schno 81
,sa,d fsvorsbe localities 70, bis purpose
In The United They confident that heir experience
Of uspy conducting such ohm-nt together
with so improve msd- In both the osthns Z.
we a. lod, ing viii s-tsfy tie expecIsuoo snh
w.rt, OF all tb.t them With their conhds The me
eel department p.icus, will be kept in equal step with
the prosfea OF s;ientitc Hydropethy
2 E, t $sA% M 3 D, |rr'r''s'".
W. KLlNGE
Nv ATRR-CURE, corner 6tb-av. and 3Sth-st.-
w Or sHEW (pnp Of Pre-snits ano earliest Americas
.uthor ana practitioner WsterCue and DR. TAfLoh 70
ceye patients above City psctics sttepdeS Srss esfsr
Saturday ev.pinO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

COLE CHILroS Auetionesrs. $1,000
IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS or BUSl-
j NESS BEs who want a permanent aud vaiusble BUSI-
NESS LOG ON, which now becoming the best on the
est ode Of Town viii be .od at Auction on TUESDAY,
March 20 AT u o'clock the Merchants Exchange the prop
rrtv Known No 1888 0teenwcht near Chsmbersst fer
neil, the residence of John Ban deceased Terms easy
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Sales bp 4nrtioM.
Bsxav II. LsEps. Asc'sopesr
GNEE's SALE Of the stock Of WINES,

"A BRAHDtEs, &c, Of one Of III. MOS. eItsnstv: md
L.iIensh,s Hotels In the citv HENRY LEEDs Cc
III ell By suction the sbov. Wines he which are ~ o. me
his best order and be solo without reserve on
Mach ~ 1t ocloct sses rooms No ~ rssssa *
- here samples vin be exhibited on pornins OF .e WI
Jsi DO, ebr.ted Irving Sherry, 70 oot od wy TO-
,p-rs ps vineepe Is4s; bottles Ch,nsenone 80 snpeno'
Csrt 81 bottles srstng Romano ~ COZ Ma'se ga pot II
n pins ola koesen whisty q easessa 1870 aoe 40
Boeis IA cares s Bsut ssnerne - CEN ean asss NJ
ira a. s.ls S.. mssnaus Of very superior oIe vt.,a
Also lots Of EarOhue SPARKLING Johsone'oe soa Gus.
Dor csre Ba1ur6y ADD oher costly nom. obsr ID
snn - 80 Msny OF Wines are ron Inf o,d
ca. cts .toeL and others imported % use " '
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With ut reserve the bishsst bidder.
RoAb comPISY. 24o or THEIR FiRir MosT-
GAGE sFvEs PER CENT. REAL Estate boNos.
This Rslrosd 10 two hubdres and two sne nsi mes 70
kDsth, commencing a. Fort Wayne tpdsntJ AZ,
mesDs Of tuoDel and 10 connection tne ono sn1
Railroad forms line between LcuYviie snd Cincnnsn .
nile. shorter than the ohio Rissf .,ops :, Mo.s,s
their Real Estste dese1cd 10 70 T. 70 nsnas
Of Trustees They are Go saen ~ go % ~ ny
Life Insurance and Trust Company IN mr. fohh Tie
isnSs m n. First MoresGe contained Ia Schedule No
80 ~ ,hs Morssse but $40 Bouds be ssued
b ma. m this Mortgage situated In the Counties Of
ti.i seost Jenninss Deestur Delaware Black ford and
Wells op the road and within the bounds of the state
a, he pes them 10 reference their at
time Of sppss and hst they would be worth when
possess.d u all raiToss fsciitiea
ehspeesbe the R. Es,se such prices
from tim Be fired by the Company but n les
than 6hs Of the appraised value This Railroad from
ito earliest to the present date been prosecuted
steadily from the home and credit Of the Company snd
without the sse Of single Bond; and the hIec deiermi
naon Of the Company 10 rapidly forward until hs
security Of these Bonds Of tie most undoubted char
sc independent Of the sfai prosecution Of the profit
Tsse being entirely upencu the property Of
the Company absolutely and without the sueeesfu compile
OF the Rosd any ofb'r condition whatever For
Phe and OF fall psrieoar Of ne eo.aton OF
No Broad st.
Ps-The Pr.sdent Of the Company, moving the intro-
upon bis statement wholly solicited the appointment BY me
OF some person In whom had the utmost confidence % %
and Examine the mortgage record lands sssnes and facts
(which did and his report favorable In every par
usr than could expected from the statement aud et
bb Of the Company could therefore recon- mend these
Bonds to fi.ncs believing hem 70 be entirely sse 400
nnost desirable secuIi profitable AMI permanent vest
and worthy of attention the sale mad. By order Of
Company and will be perempsIy ts the highest 9ad,
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HEsRY IA. LEEDS 90 AuctoaeeIs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
III HINRY LEEDS a. Co. will give their personal
they have done for psst TO the sales
the residences of families breaking
m or removing They will also have regular
rats nj their Auction Rooms No 10 Nassau between Pine
ana the convenience Of those who nay desire
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