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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Drp Gooos.
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS -,...,,. BARGAINS
NEW GOODS OPENiNG THIS MORNING
PURCHASED YESTERDAY. AT MEssRS; HAGGERTY
AUCTION SALE,
And comPTi,ips The .trs 5sncq e eyer, STOCK
will find tss good. tn. cheae.. they have purchased the
a.t three years.
PLAIN AND FIGURED LENos AND GRAPE, at loc
EMAIL CHECKED PoPLINs. cOlOred srOund' very
fash enable, only ~ aud 200.
FIGURED AND PLAIN vALENC1As. at "a and 2'c.
vs. Ps iii = Mi,UIssamgIQUEs. double width
WHITE AND BLACK PLAIDS, st 2i6, cost TO- 10 an
IGllREeE ROBES a. $3.50 ond o. last year STYLE cost
to import *iO
SILKS SILKS SILKS
and Blue and Violet De ALP. at l2i cost = .9tO inPsf,
BAACk SILKS, olL-BOiLED and HEAVY " o.
- - '"N DECIDED BARGAINS. ..v
". X. PEYroNs' No 2' BoWEHf.
NyANTlLLAS, MANTlLLAS.
PRICES REDUCED.
ON MONDAY. JUNEa
WE WILL coMNENcE TO OFFER
OUR MAGNIFICENT sIo0N OF SILK M.NTILLAs
Alta GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
III 0'0S' ~ '''' OF TIL, seasons manufacture
LADIES WILL FIND THIS SALE ... ...,,,.,,r,o,,
WELL WORTHY THEiR AIlLHI'V''
A.so
ALL OUR STOCK OF ,,c,,u,xr,rt, silks
AT REDUCED PRitES.
". h. FhfTON,
No. IA Bowrry near hohtoE''.
GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS
N IN SiLks sILhS! SiLhS!
kKUM AUCTION.
BLACK SlLkS from u yard up.
FDULAKD SILKS from ~ and up.
INCURRED SINS nom ~ Aud up.
COLOhkD SILKS from " and n.
ALSO: -
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FOREIGN
DRESS GOODS!
IN ALL sTl LIS AND nINDS,
AT IuE DAD PRIZES,
|
p.NGryG FROM ca CENTS YARD TO 80 CENTS
| Also:
7 200 BARrGE ROBES FINEST QUALITY, ~ ysd'
| e.cA from ~ 30 TO 20 "oHh doaoe
Also:
| IIARGE STOCK or DOMESTIC C0rrONS
TfIs. NttY LOW Fol hAhhLl fRlCEs.
- Also:
SPLENDID STOCK or o,o.yo
SILK cLoAks, SILK cLoAKs'
| sUAWIs sUAWLS. SdAWGS,
THE LATEST STILES AID DESIGNS
AT VERY LOW PRICES
CRYSTAL PALACE tAfOluUM
! No. ~ BON thi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

sT.r8 - MIomo,s, srA1r Ts.uuSxR's OrWcE,(
L,NsIsS. June !. i.oI.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the SEVEN PER
CkNr BOSp, .! tls state Of Michigan. Alos 80 The
TEMPORARY LOAN" issItd uujrr u pfuys1us n
a. 80 ploy fHg Tor t-mY,s.fy Ian u-csssA - az
poyrt January s'h 1885 ard rurrofri for unmuui ONE
fFI inciI'sc dated July IT, 1856 aal ioT thou
satd -alh, rrtr-Lnllr 10 Oi he sai- -
uc srof he sipatou Of two ifo tie nrst day
81 Juy fa vii b. "a ~ ;Lo MsucPo ian Bank IA mo
Clfy OF s- ios Ar dHy - july iufo'rsi viii
be- opycu rom aad AFTER thas tho interest coupons
that siafv .feI JOY st. 1867 moot b. .afrsai.L, vi she
b5nd, OWN state lrra.ufoT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

UTTI-r ~ THE tIsvkIsNp TANEsVILLr, AND
AsnIAHrLA AstLhusu toAlANr,
CtEvEL.yD May 10. 1895
NOTICE.-1hc annual meeting OF the stock
fo acr, - the Csycl lni. Paa,gtr. AID A,hfshus
Ia f1.f t1mpsuy s 80 b. - tho once of the Company
lu trvrls15 Ohio. DNESpAf ia. l0tn tay Of Juoe
ue1t - rllrka Tor tie election " Dr-c,cf' aud
Tor te aas.ea u .ulh OTHER business sy before
tEem.
A. ed mee. 'hsr. viii bo Submitted ior tho appiov, or
ci'., oy ~ t- ,ocsA3t, contract leir'L 1s.r M'y
b. lDf tshch hs h-ou uuA4l1g.F approved Dy tie b"sa
Of brscl fora out tutHilg ausus's OF ihi' ros "ih
The Cleveland. CoIuHloYs. urd Cucnnsii ths
aud Toledo all th- uasl5 aud state Line sDi sEs
fir AID HoTtb , 1t Conf zen
Ilr lr-rrof n1oka fths to Do closed from tho
l,tA day VI May asi. uliii the lih day Of june
GkO. Is LILY. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

4 OOUr AND bdEU HAIl5M.
Al sDfsTefs ron lA above biD .ithef - resent
long s,:nding, are ady.'.d - ne BLAllps GOUT AND
RliEl MA1iC PILLS They relied opoH o. H.. most
been I1iv,nsy used l. Europe TO- m.py y.fs wiuh tho
gIeatet sncces-.
Pleyss9a by PROUT luARSANT No 2lg slrsnd. Lon.
don Enslsn1; snd sold y tAeiT Assats. WELLS Co...
Eiankine,.. kevfOIk.
Her GsieGy's Conus,oaers have authorized ths ,,ns
s.d sidrs.s THOMAS fNOUI, 22g Strand Lendon 4,
Be mprsd upon he Ooysr mont stan s1ed each kOI
q the g.Uui1- medicine.
Price s. aud 10 per bor
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GAGNSEVAIN's
= CALIFORNIA WINE BIrTERs

As tho 40. Of California Wine is dsflned 10 exclude entire
IL ircu our l.i ads made o. -ole AID oilri
csys 20 dres-ous ~ heath. msnJ o! felis Lave suk
g-siet q % of-r 10 th- public
a BirrER5 MADE or or PURE NATIVE CALL
tORNlA VIM.
which 20 agreeable tat's Ht Bins al tho Loao and
uvg lrsiifg psopefs q those kl Of beverages without
preceding tEr Pad qua sf sf that made 81 Ac9hn
Accotd ding 70 .he siscs. offer %, public bi;of.
which o warrant T. eOnpY-od Of best Naive Isoiuis
Vine, Va which 80 have dtatrd HEALTHY pants
dcife 10 cal TIE attention Druggists fhy'iclias
ss to examine ol' Btefs snd thoy III tad em Isgc.
A.uted. We 49, confident tLst or
CALlFOEaIA UlSE BifTERS
vii take tie bOrious aLe tud
he public In gene al will be- beu@h.ed by u
bAlNSEEhIN BROS.
Sole Proprietor,
The inHeuie popularity Of bs product h. 10 tho rps Of
resrs .s.en IL hfst raut sJye ohs Eiie ~ CAf.
vis Ofesou BT'sh CcgA Ole. and all tho Psclho CosG
has determined ..cit 90. gency from az flsLds
kssrs oAiH5rNAfN hHO - DO have sIie.dy coUhdsc 10
u A.cucy Of their Ninei
Tech cPl-aT ship coming fiOn Cs0rB. vii lrius mo
10. their ioJ.t pos T b.velssin- San.cgan Nife BIZ.
tsFs. CESAR AtO To- BERT. 80. 81 Cor.t-st.
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Board am noolna

HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM ~ ~
a LEr-To OF Two ainsIr u.nt MI -; ~ oc~nni,d
Lexington aud 3J-ays. tn" House y oTcu''
w. ~ ,u.n private family. Adds" Box No. I'D iiiO"H'
Ones.
NEW HOUSE, Modern Improvements
n pIeas.p,ly furnished Rooms wia saosnen' -
-, 40 ~ Per WEEK Fa uilrs accordingly ~ ~
al lIg c.ckrt-st. six blocks west OF pi'a'"''
,.,tlsst, o to % Dinner, ~ snd0
- . ~.
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rATE Q, low. T.r,.vE.S'. osr'eE. }

STATE or Iowa. AaFasrFsR's OFFICE
Dys HoINEs Nay D. 1903
NOTICE 10 the holders Of Iowa state Bonds
~ Nooo 4. hereby iven 70 tho bodsrs Of Iowa state
iht IA. I,TEAESr al 4 'ai boncs, PSI sol. Ia
N-~h vii DO p1!i o. 'ho 9.e'iSsS's-"
''"'' " H. HOLMES. STAT. Treasurer.
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FRANK WARRINGTON,

.,elb new novel by the mysterious author OF Knteoge'
"a h,.uds" &C. Oae elegant large coth bound w
s:ur, pl,ee 81 90
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rs-soi hv ell books sellers and ssnt by mail res On II
'''f' - CARLTON, Pubi,her. Eew-YoTk
NJ Broadway corner LspensrdsI
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.EMAKD INSTITUTES for BOYS-T. q,

tnEWARD INSTITUTE Tor BOfS-T. 0
- sthNiN EH. A. 81. Prue.pa This Institution is 10y
cstcd Fi0ids. % shgs C3uaty u... from Oosh-&
tssrs odc,sd Boys 4 ell -dnri ana prepared Sf
bass Lcs- Pupis received a any Lns and chsrssS
non Ir,usulou Auvi ally endowed Nuuv
bcg OF oOsrd- Gi e. q - Tow vacancies % hh
Board aud Tuition, sb sguum. For cs,scsues dfse1
% aboys Hon ". II. SEWARD, PresdeuL
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TUIIAMSBURGH LOTS.-For snl, ar

w lease easy tosHs. 80 Los located between thu
E..t River aid 6h.t North 7ih, sud Ba.hyleA Gee.
Aao ~ HOUSES. Apply to g. j. HUNT No ~ All. v
" Y orto CHAS FOWLER Agent. cor. 81 aud North 9.h.
ats. WiiAInlbufgh.
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UOARDING-SOHOOL at sHEl

a. FALLS Ms".--An I'd School q; high standing Boyo
for Ul-.hes. cJei. send for cucu'sE TO TIC
Pgurp. u. Kew. Z J AVERY. 4 ii, the Agents
o. No sI.Itr--t ireoAyo uugl OeiocA and ifers
sulfii o'citcE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

THOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS with fin,

a DVEKIlSE your Business with DILLONs
hADlS PoCkEl BOOks.-J. X. DILLON, Manu-.
&<tpiT no. ~ Ano'st, Gey.YOrh. fuD stais)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

SAD AND FArAL AccIDExr.-Yesierday morn
ing gentleman from the country drove to the
city with three ladies'. some OF the party intending
TO take the Terre Haute road for Greencastle
On Illinois street, just north of the railroad track.
the gentleman gave the lines to one OF the ladies
and started to the depot buildiag with trunk.
While he was gone the horses started. and one
Of the party, an elderly lady. Mrs. Russell, rose
10 Jump out Some called 20 her not to
jump. and she lent forward as If to rest against
the tail board Of the vehicle but pitched forward
and fell upon her head She vas taken up in
sensible. and carried to the bakery just north of
Mr. Jones marble works, where every attention
was paid to her. and everything was done that
could be. both by physicians and the kind ladies
in the neighborhood, but she lived but few
hours Her skull was broken. The horses were
turned to the sidewalk not over one hundred
yards from where Mrs. Russell fell, and were
caught aud secured by Mr.. Jones.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

SvoRp PREsESTArioS A number of the
friends OF Lieutenant William Hill, Of the veteran
9th regiment. took advantage Of his visit 10 the
city on TUESDAY last. TO present him with splen-
did regulation sword The presentation took
place az the 81. Nicholas Saloon. where quite a
number Of the friends of the gallant Lieutenant
assembled 10 greet him and 20 congratulate him
upon his partial recovery from the severe wound
be received at Nicksburg The pre.entaton
speech WAS made hv John Coleriek Eso and
Harry Nsndegrift replied in behalf of Lieutenant
Hill The speeches were eloquent and patriotic
Lieut.. Hill is gallant young soldier who
shouldered his musket and entered the rank.
when the war FIRST broke out. He served through
the three months campaign in Western Virginia.
and entered the sth regiment again when IL vas
recognized far the three wears service Hehas
been constantly in the field since-always at his
pcs; in every battle and skrmish and hard march
that has fellto the loi Of his regiment He was
severely wounded AT the assault Ncksburg.
aud only thus cot respite Tor a few weeks. He
expects shortly 90 be able % return % the post Of
du;v. and TO share in the dangers and triumphs
of the noble old regiment 10 which he belongs
May success attend him and his war worn com
rsdes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

GENERAL NcCLERNASp-The telegraph in
forms IA that General McClernand has been re-
leved Of his command and is coming North hut
does not intimate why he has been relieved We
find by referring to the New York Tribunes
Vckshurg correspondence. of Nav 30, that mis-
understanding between General Grant and Gen
eral McClernand arose out of the famous assault
on the enemy's works on the 22d of Nav Gen.
eraI McCernand sent word to General Grant,
while the fight was progressing. that he held part
of two Of the enemy's forts, and the stars and
stripes were waving over them. and as the enemy
was pressing his TANKS. he would be glad if the
troops of other commands would push the enemy
The message reached General Grant without the
importer word part. General McPherson's corps
charged. and repulsed with great loss. As
We see no other reason assigned. il NAV be that
this affair il what determined General Grant TO
dispense with the services of McClernand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

SEARCHING FOR DfsERrKR squad Of
negro soldiers under the command Of an ebony
sergeant were out Yesterday afternoon searching
for one Of their number who had got the idea
through his wool 10 desert. The saloons along
Illinois street. the alleys and yards and stables
were thoroughly examined by the patriotic dar-
kies. who were rs sctive ~ monkeys in dartng
TO and fro. and quite noisy in chattering out
their disgust at one OF their number leaving the
service OF Massa Abe Lnkum The sergeant
put on a good amount Of style. but had consider
able difficulty in handling his troops They
were inclined Tn scatter. The crowd was very
much amused at the maneuyers Of the Guard"
and the Guards" seemed to enjoy the fun
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

We ready To do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best s,yle. on short
tice. and as ehsap as any ofhsr Office We have
competent hands. good presses. ine assortment
Of paper and cards, aud wecan DO good and cheap
work All kinds OF books. briefs. catalogues
&c printed in the best stvle and on short notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th.
ers that want printing done. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

War IT WILL Cosr If the one hundred and
twenty thousand men called for are kept in the
field one month. Il viii cost the Treasury twelve
millions Of dollars. The equipments. arms. psy
and support Of each man viii be rather over than
under one hundred dollars each for the thirty days
they are ker, in the service Thi. expense
might have been saved. sass the y. Y. World,
by timely calling out Of tseniy thousand rili
tia. or proper generalship on the part Of Hooker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
Answer from tieas-He Accepts tn
Nomination.


Nomination.
His master. under flag of truce. has receive
he following IL will be observed that Fle
ccepts the nomination TO run against the recei
log ordinance of the City Council:
DRv ToRTuGAs, June, 1863.
Kind master. your letter
Gave me great consolation;
Although lifting my hind legs
In base degradation.
Kidnapped was.
From my native place;
Confined in Dry TOrtugas
In shame and disgrace.
Where next they'll immune me,
Icannst foreiel
But you can't ind a hotter hole
Tnis side Of hi.
But should the stars and stripes triumph,
And mayhap they may,
The Scriptures declare
Every dog has his day.
To my old master Charley,
then may return,
From whom. 'gainSt my will,
was forcibly torn.
The payment of taxes
Gives each dog right,
You say, a. a statesman,
Torun or to fight.
And each party may wrangle,
And say what they please,
Though am but dog.
And my name II IS Fleas;
II am elected
by your nomination,
Back home I'll be brought,
In spite Of d-nation.
P.s.- | ,cU steer clear Of demagogues,
And shall have no fears.
should get up 10 Canada,
OF your brave Brigaders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

The THEArrR-Why everybody don't GO To
see the woueerful feats of Mons. Monteverde. at
the Metropolitan. We cannot conceive. for they
wonderful Ii there was nothing else there
the feats of the famous contortonist should hll
the house every night But in addition the bal.
let. and the pantomme. and the singing are all
good. Go 90 see il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

~ A residence in desirable part Of the city.
four and half squares from the Postoflice. being
twO-story frame house. Of five rooms built in
good. plain style. with lot 40 feet front by los
feet deep. for sale at 81 ESQ 0ne-third cash.
balance in one and two years. by Frank Smith,
Real Estate Broker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
Night Report
From New York


NV YoRk June 81 "A special TO the Even
ing Post from Washington says.
Ii has at last been aScertained that the main
body of the Rebel army is in the Shenandoah
VALLEY
Ewell's corps moved from Culpepper first, and
followed by Longstreets, which was sue
ceeded by d Il Hills corps The corps Of A.
z Hill did not go up the valley until after Ewell
gained his success at Winchester.
There are many persons who still anticipate
that the Rebel army will come through the Gap
and march down to our army, though the long
DELAY would prevent such a movement now. At
one time il might have been safe, but now il is
TOO late.
The lst Massachusetts cavalry lost l6l killed,
wounded and missing in the late fight at Aide.
Admiral FOote continues 10 fail, and no hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
A letter 70 the Post, dated Santa Cruz, May
30. states that the pirate Alabama was expected
there the next day TO coal, and that on the repre-
sentation Of the American Consul. the Governor
had given orders not 10 permit ner coaling.
The Post adds that il is not unlikely, there
fore, that she may be reported as blockaded
there
The steamer Eagle arrived from Havana on
the Doth.
Rumors via Porto Rico reached Havana, said
TO have been brought by British mail steamer
from ST. Thomas to Porto Rico, that the Ala
batna was at Santa Cruz. and that the Wander
bilt got up steam and went TO attack her. Heavy
firing was heard in the direction Of Santa Cruz
bot nothing Is known about il.
Some inferred that the Alabama had been cap
lured, and Others that the Vanderbilt had beer
destroyed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

READING ROOM We understand that Halves
4 Redhed have il in contemplation to establish
n reading room In the large rooms in front of
their Directory Office. which will be literally
supplied with all the leading papers on the cont
nent We have often wondered why such All en-
terprise had not been started before in this grow
inc city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

cE-T The alarm Of fire last night caused
by nm attempt made nv some incendiarv to set
fire to the watch making shop of Mr. Zombush
Just east of the Kinder Block Mr. Zombush
lett his store after supper and returned in about
an hour and found FIRE built on the floor of his
back room which hid communicated to the floor
IL was put out without much trouble This is
the second or third attempt to burn out Mr.. Zom
hush
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

TRUNKS. VALIsrs, Sc.-The establishment OF
Messrs. Burton x Shilling. Illinois street
south Of the PALMER House. manufacturers of
and dealers in travelling and packing trunks. vail
ses- carpet bags. &c. IL fully supplied with every
variety Of these articles. Persons wishing u su
perior equipment for travelling will do we'll to
call at this establishment They are prepared to
make trunks. Sc To order. and To do repairing
at the shortest notice Their stock is the largest
and most complete in the city. 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

sT- Charlie Hit is recruiting company for
the six months service. Ii any of our young men
desire TO volunteer we would recommend them
20 60 with Lieut. Hit He has seen great deal
of service. is well posted and there is not more
clever fellow in the district
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS De Jones OF New
York has arrived At the Bates House. Indianapo-
liz where he will treat all diseases OF the organs
of sense DR. Jones has had a thorough medical
education in Europe and America and is consid-
cred the hest eve and ear doctor in this country
He straightens ctoss ewes in old and young cures
sore ewes, running Of the ear. and all those diseas
e. not successfully treated by family physic ms.
Office hours from A NJ. until ) p NJ.
ielq
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

SOMETHING WORTH kNowiSG.-Dr. :. l.
McFadden and lady. Spiritual test Mediums and
Clairvoyant Physicians. have permanently 10
Gated in this city. ut No. lis North Davidson
street. where they will devote their entire atten
ton to giving tests. examining disease. and pres
cribing for the same. Charges reasonable.
Office open at all hours ie2i-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Tux CAMPBELL MINsTgRIs. - The Monitor
Campbell Ministries. "A burlesque Opera troupe of
rare ability. will perform in the city at Masonic
Hall. Friday and Saturday evenings The lovers
OF fun may prepare to laugh. for they will have
IL 10 do when the CampbeIls come.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
81 East Washington

plenty OF pure. clear Ice. 90 supply his customers.
without shipping from Toledo or any other point.
Any person wanting Ice. can be supplied by sd
dressing George W Pitts. Box $50. INDIANAPOLIS
Il. o. ap30 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

DIR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion. IL located at the Bramble House, Lafayette
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a cancer in from five To twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain. No
cure no paw. mayl9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
E~CE mr. a. u~VaUUn.

Published for the benefit, and warning andCAUTIoS
To YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervozs Debility
Premature Decay OF Manhood. etc supplying At the
same time. THE MEANS or sEL- FCURF. By one who
has cured himself after being put tOgrssi expense and
injury through medical humbug and quAckery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHAN MAYFAIR, Esq.
nva5-wly BEDFORD. Kings county, y. Y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

sH- Three hundred trimmed bonnets in silk
Grape. illusion and straw. Five hyndred un
trimmed bonnets and hats selling at y per cent
less than last weeks prices. at CaGnan's, No
D East Washington street I7lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

FRFF LUNCH "A free lunch il set everv day
from 9ls to 10 4. NJ. and each evening from
10 to 10 at Mike Clark's saloon on South Hi
nois street The saloon Is one Of the best ar.
ranged and conducted in the city. and the liquors
are choice and pure je - deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

DEMOCRATIC CLUB There viii be a meeting
OF the Clsb At Military Hall on Thursday even
ing. at ~ o'clock
Messrs II r. Dodi and John Coerick viii
address the meeting. Ladies are invited TO attend
Let there be good turnout
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

CHANGE OF TIxE-The early train on the In
diana Central road. that heretofore leit at $50
A NJ, will hereafter leave at els NJ. and
the train that arrived nj : As p NJ, will hereaf-
ter arrive at sos Z. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

eT-The always large and varied stock Of hats
and caps at Spencer's. No. - Washington street
Is almost daily repieuished by arrivals of new
goods. of all new and desirable styles.
ie23 DIT
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SrkTx MILITARY CLaIus-Parties holding
State military claims can dispose of the same at
Harrsson's Bank. indianapolis. e IL dot
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II Cash paid for QuaFtermaster's accounts
and Government claims by ID s. McKernan.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No :. West Washington
street. my25 dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Gnl-If any lady knows Of good girl "a
do the work in small family. "a German pre-
ferred,) she will oblge Us by sending her to
No. IS North New Jersey street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

tn For fashionable wedding and visiting
cards. 90 10 Yankee Card Writer" At Bates
House. ladies call in psrIors. je25 DIT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Nav YoRK. June -.
Flour-Unsettled; common grades Of western
lower; IS 35@5 90 for extra State. s. 75(d6 90
for extra round hoop Ohio. and Sc 05@7 90 for
trade brands
whisky-FavOrs buyers; i4h @4454c; nearly
all at the inside price.
wool--Very firm; fair inquiry, partly speculs-
tive
Meats-Pork easier; gil 5O6ll IS for old
mess, Sll 1912 81 for new; so 50@ll -
for old and new prime mess. Sl3 50@l6 90
for new prime mess. Beef moderately active.
Lard-Steady
Money-Essy: 6a7 per cent. Sterling dull at
l56Gl56l, for FIRST class bills.
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- Fifty six feet of ground. wel-adapted for
business purposes. on West Maryland street. four
lots South Meridian near the depot. and one
on North Meridian near the Circle. for sale by
DfLzELL JoxEs.
81 Eat Washington street.