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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-20

GRAND BILLIARD OPENING -THR ELBo ANrLv
VI furnished new Billiard Room 722 way opposite
the New Yors Hotel ell be opened on Tuesday evs~iss,
June a. Several matches between eminent players vii
take plsce during he essaug Adm!rsrs Of tho game "~
'sp''' a'''a '''A' ~. ttuvSSx trrseesssr>
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>.o..o,ooAMUs EMEMTs. E..
WISrHR Garden;
rhs IHsy sIfHr ES VI Tsa s 51sa
,s vii O'Clock precisely with
OR. ALL IN THE DOWNS.
G Sas% 9ars ums A. y r. ,Dsy Rapss
nov M fning nG gss
Msssr. Msrris Hind. E:ere Andrews; Riley walsh
the company have are in the cast
MISS 4lssr T ToolTSTPa
vii bs % o. s snS
Ea ne ria sn,
THE M NJ Hnss u THE Hst WELD.
magic including his world renowned Second slight, Magical
TO conclude with the nrs OF the beautiful Drama
ROBERT MAcAIRE..
(By KIND permission OF j. W. Linsard, ESQ.,
The other a' character. BY the T. AAm0
ENTIRE COMPANY
All the Original Music Dances OF both Dramas win
ii, MI ~ take. this method Of publicly expressing
have SO kindly rendered their services 49,
NIBLo's GARDEN
~ Commences 7l& concludes lo.4o
III. rITGsisaTS55 eIRbs nVSs$
Of celebrated a lyric artistic Mile
ys s S;.,. sf ss srscss
grand romantic drama, in 6ys. .ablesur. entitled
DEsseessro
which has ELECTED the ..-
;. or FULL AND l HSahSatiSE AUDIENCES.
FIVE WEEKS.
Hs'!sS s'SHS ss'0
AMosAEF pScfpsb Success.
'u' "n'n 'n' OTHER Fns aov ssf rifSs
Seats secured six days in advance.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
- Lessee and d rectress .......M Mrs John Wood
THE MiaNiFitiEiVifr iEFfEcrssy, = '"'
The ''i NV Hr scE IN fHe Bs HAYES
GORGEOUS 4s HS'' sRs1s.lSs IS WONDERS
SsS i
ps HsHsiHsa No 81 n oE fn',rfl|
have " united to Fe 2Gsb 'hi
sw9spfssssESgTHh LANE, LANE
EVERY EVENING.
MRS. JOHN WOOD AS ALADDIN. ,
including tn. es,ss, PoT d.as.g.. CAST
XNNETTX GALBTrT.
MONS TOPHOFF
has been expressly engaged for this spectacle. and
GRAND fDGPesssi FFPIssrmEsr
enabling s;df E1s fssFi C this
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
- Solo fr %osDx4 EVENING JUNE sa '" I'ns'rd
the grand rsrfs &o9ss e 81 81 rnr BRIDGE
The p %ps az actor Mr. a G. Bq gs. Nod,
Ges!si inss Nv
CALDiRONI THE CASTLE BURNER.
George Sf'oi ssi X; s SafsN Mr. o'''''ord
sis S.s s Mr. Bon.e.
ss5 NJ sSs;s #$Sss
FL E;
Il: :;''''
Ss sfss HH Tome q 81
produced win The mos. telss and startling effect ''''
Should 'ii 's;s fsS.' HssS ;Sis
AaABI 1f TnSffaHrs.
A issistfs
oLYx IPiT
Performance over at 10 minutes past TO-
THE Devils PRAYING ROOM
Hkt sAIEs puAsohaiSSttkk.s R's
WEEK R' 81
xos ss seEDk RRH2ahts sU5osss
xsw fsoaRaAmxs,
ROBERT HELLER.
rHs STORY OF A BROKEN PLATE
'''.e' 4aE Fafs siPT siss pcyEs
feat which Is admitted to surpass In its features yst
n; OF THE
render. nus..ory all the Of Davenpors carry
and %s been
poors open svssy evening" ~; commspce
.1,nn,ss HouLD WITNESS
oLYMdPio.
563 M gIfss9os rapp q, sspsppwyAY
cnow sp.LL c T1ST soS cEowps
continue their visits to The s,o rvo.
temple beauty mirh and song where no expeuse
:" s AIM 81 &c
have been added st yS;, rps p,ss snG5%ous
which render the MELoDEoN The coolies. and most de.
ss. Place o. in the y where as Il beneath
ssa,s BY which a.y are sarrqansed can listen 20 u:
81 q M' 5 sS the %
tisino. Come all with right hearty welcome
x xf ffssf; sso FREE.
GEORGE r. nxYDoN, Director.
. SECURED. EARLY Too,s. mo-,
MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
ALAGDsDls.
ACADEMY OF MUsfc.o
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ANUS r. ,IENT%

A I'D FOR SICK AND wouSpRn sOLDIERA
~ oRArORlgAb AND MUSIC y ENTERTAINMRNF
in aid the Relief Fund e at,S Home Ted SIst.s
General Hospital, cornes Of Lexington Fiy.
first street nj the Acadsmy Of sc on Thu sdny evening.
June %. Hon. ubONiE OrDYkE viii preside The FOL.
Rev Rev nssSy \ xkp pRBcHRa
Hon JANIS BRADY
Rev r. H. CHAPLIN.
Prot X. u. HITCHCOCK.
Musc OK oralula's ssysosh Rsgimeas band,
tickets IL No raervsd seAA
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BROADWAY THEATRE.
~ (Lnte Wallack's)
Broadway. of Proome street.
FIFTH WEEK
MR.. ,. g. CHANFRAU.
ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAMME.
MONDAY EVENING JUNR 20,
The performance will commence with
THE TOODLKS
As played BY him hundred nights he being the ass
10 enact the character the late william r. Burton
To be followed by
THE DEBUTANTE.
Achille TAlma Dufard, eccentric French
man ...,........ .......... Mr. r. s. ChanfraH
Doors open at IL: commence at o'clock.
Tuesday--Entire change OF programme.
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|wxrRoxEWs sALE.-w. n. LEVIA AUCTION.
Ger will sell 70 morrow, al 10 o'clock. le9 !owsry.
ss sas, rtmcnt OF womsn,s Ciothns. Quite, Phiews
c, shoes 40 Bv order OF ". N bimpsoh
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|UCTlON SALE.-G. W. KELSEY, AUCTIONEER.-
The Household Furniture contained part of house
afa cite place in South Fourth street. Seventh will
al public auction on Tuesday next 2lt inst. at l0
~, consist ny 70 part OF 10 ewood brocate SUIT Wal.
lpets Centre Table, Chairs Curtains Oiclohs Kitchen
hired from all purchasers.
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-. DIAMOND BROKER,
ITO Broadway. Watches aud Jewelry bought
Advances on Diamonds aud WAtcheA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DOCK COUNTY WISCONSIN, LANDS FOR SALE By
~ suction WIN he sold By public auction on Thur:as .t
county Wisconsin, thirty eight hundred and forty t5s4ol
OF the finest agrc ultur Lands the state Iney
situated about mies Janesvfe. aud al
the village of Foolvi with the Beoit and Mad son rs
road running throu them, and the Milwaukee anu sonh
srn Wisconsin Railroad their border and are COM
Of about an equal quantity of heavy timber ana praI!e
They were selected for the TOT
nearly thirty the best ands In all respects 70
Rock county and TIN county well hnown y ne "a, Gen
OF Wisconsin. They will be sold In farm parcels ana tns
purchase twenty ve per cent Wnich
must be pa in cash may at
for year excepting tim peea lots
must he There will he at the
time and place aud in the same manner but wholly for
f220o acres Of prime Ian is, IN
Marathon county town OF Wausan selected about
eight eligible Opportunity for farme 70
cue most Tor the investment OF capital
could De offered. For further particulars apply person
a. or by letter Mr. DAWSON enix Bank, all street,
York, who viii be In GAINESVILLE ten DAYS before the
sale takes place 20 j. TEASE ESD counsellor at aw.
EnotYle
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d y. KELVIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
IN. Bowery sale Of ready male Clothing, Cloths
&C. JULIUS @. SALHINGER will sell on Monday Jane
90 at 10 A. NJ in saesroom 70 Bowery the entire stock of
dealer declining business comprising Ready Made Clothing
Cashmere, Cloths, Neck Ties Farmers Satns Apaccas,
Umbrellas siIesas, sheetngs Dry Goods, &c Sale posi-
tive COnsgnments solicited.
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SEPH HEGEM ESDAY, JUNE Il, AT 2
pc ock p W.. In Cermont avenue. between Yrue and
Park ayepnes Brook A sms quaint ~ OF excellent
3iture, al as good new Walnut Par Suit in green
walnut Iu ct Extension Table ana Chairs TO match;
Brussels Carpets, Window Shades, Stoves, Coosing
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JOURkEAY. AUCTiONEER-OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
A. sireet-Sas Of desirable Farm Property known
Eouney FARM near New Rochelle station Westchester
Pr a, the Exchange ssesroom, No III Broaawa,
acres of superior Land, with dwelling ouhouses
me des rably located the White Plains Joining
Ehat worth" Abundance OF choice fruit and excellent
laer; good garden and finely shaded lawn This place IS
mraby ADAPTED for building sites sopng the whole depth
The farm ana IL worthy the attention Of parties seeking
peror loca Further particulars at the ONCE Of the
.icttoneer, No. 8 Pine street.
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DARN FOR sALE-rr wEsTCHEsrBR COUNTY: rs
acres Of good landt waste land; with q new two
story house barn ed carriage hsnss farm ~s WOODED
stream 81 water through the farm; only mile from the
Nepot and thirty from Few York: price Se,4W.
"'v' JOHN A. KENYON - Nassau street.
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uCTIoN SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS
HENRY q. EVANS Auctioneer will sell on Tuesday
~ at u o'clock at Is Barcl.y street. in lots to suit
tie Granite and Common Ware, Glassware Fancy jugs
Toilet Ware, Plated Ware, Sale positive and goods
fully repacked for ripping
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AMUsEMENTs.


w kLLACKB MONDAY
w Doors open half past 7; Overture eommencessts
quarter to q. Curtain rises It's eoncius on
HUNCHBACR
Sheridan Knowles ce'ebrated Play In acts nroduced
and the following brilliant distribus on :
Modus Lester walack
Sir Thomas inorf. MT Charles Fisher
Master W . ter NJ John Gilbert
Lolu iihsei. " rloy1
rathom q Holland
Master heartweil bsowns
5tepnen........ ~
hnmas Mt "
- rs aannon
TUESDAY Ciast timej-The whe's seeret.
WEDNESDAY, (iast time l-Foles Of a Night and hurs
Eel citv
THURSDAY (arst time season)-A Bachelor Of Arts.
FRIDAY, l2lth night of Rosedae y
SATURDAY-Ths Hunchback
ITox's OLD BowFRY MONDAY.
tale Of enterta nment
entitled
THE ICE WITCH;
THE FkOZEN HAND.
MT For as Masnns Gnors
Mss Denyl as.......... The Ice wcn
NINA. with dance. Mile MRrtnom
The drama nj
TOM CRIkGLE
MAT or THE IRON HAND
MAI OF the Iron Hand y Nichois
Alfred lhis arst appearance. Msxi6
49, FaavOhITii FARCE
TUESDAY-Bensnt OF Mr.. C. Foster.
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g al BCGART, AUCTIONEERs WILL SELL ON
o Tuesday, June a. at l0h O'Clock at the Eighteenth
Ward Hotel No. Is East Nneenth street, Bar Fixtures
Liquors Ales, Tables, Chairs Crockery, Cooking Utensils
Iron Bedsteads Mattresses and Bedding lot OF Hardware
and sundry other articles
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SALES of REAL ESTATE.

DOR sALE-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY HI G n
stoop BRICK House No 81 West Forty hfh street. lot ZOE
O0 IN elegant order and Immediate possession Price
$4,000: Appf the premises bet 10 A.
III and 9 p. NJ, Or 10 J. A. PAGE, l95 broadway.
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WILLIAM ABsoTT, AUcTIoNEEa.oFFIcE NO
o'clock Stock and Fixtures of the Grocery and Liquor
100 Chuch street. of Leonard Counters Kegs
large Ice Chest Bottles, Dem johns Soap Candles, &C.
also fine tin Awning. Liquors, DC.
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BURKE, AUCTIONEER-oFFICE NO. AsToR
the Stock Of the fancx store yS3 Sixth avenue
Ut $1,000 worth Of LAes. Ribbons, Embroideres,
pery, Trimmings and general assortment. Also the
ure OF the family and Lease and Fixtures OF the store
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[wNBRoKRRs SALE This DAY.-JANEs AGAR
will sell at 81 New 1owerv. - NV O'CLOCK, large As
|ueut Of SILK. Dclsns, Calico, Muslin and other Dresses
rs. Capel Sheais, Tablecloths Ticke ana variety
too numerous V mention. 81 erdsr OF j. j.
!, lib Barterk tLfg.
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IN JoURNEAY. AUCTIONEER-OFFICR NO. 8 PINE
~. sree-Auction sale OF beautiful Property ct Chats
|s on Thursda June 20 g u O'Clock At the Exchange
ms valuable property, formerly owned by G. H. Munroe
80 and Hon. j. Roosevelt, situated between New Ro
ellie and MAmaroneck line Of the New Haven Rail
VII be ole ed FOR sale plots Of three 70 ten acres or
pore II has several miles Of road laid OUT we'll worked
cpot built AT VIII ch the trains will when business
rants lis close proximity to the city tbeing only twen
es from ~ Hall with the New Haven Ra lroad
ng through it, and the numerous commanding building
tes, with view of the Long island Sound and the PAIL
des, make desirable investment for parties wishing
choice location and have control of surrounding i'm
. auctoneer. A. JOURNEAY, No 8Pine street =
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IRVING HALL.-FALLON,S STEREOPTICON.
SIXTH WEEK OF THIS CELEBRATED
MAGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC WONDER
Another New Programme FOR Monday evening"
TWENTY ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE MOST EXQUISITE
AND LOVELY sTATUARY IN THE WORLD.
Five Scenes in Englsnd, Five Scenes in ireland.
Five Scenes in France Five Scenes In Switzerland.
Five Scenes in Germany, Five Scenes In Ttav
Five Scenes In America, Five Scenes OF the War.
Five Views Of TIE Home Of Shaks pere
Three Views Of tho Home OF Washington.
Each view covering surface Of COO feet,
produced with the most hfelike and startling effect
Tickets 70 cents.
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20 ii BO0ART, Auetoneers, will sell on Monday.
! ~ At iO, O'Clock. at No. PARK place. enc large
Counter large Oilcoth, so ID mahogany Tables,
No',wsInut Arm Chairs, black walnut bining Room
r. W.fraerstor Ran &c, Clock. Crockery. Glass ware,
n Cutlery, &c
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IsNRY d. MINER. AuCTONEER-sALESRoO 81
. Nassau street INNER SoMtRvILLE viii sell at
on. Monday. June ~, At III O'Clock. at their
81 Nassau street Private Library consist ng OF
as and Cooper's orks Waverley Novels Jeret
kfJllln shrokes Works. Harpers and Putnam's Maya.
q. 6c Law Library Chrus,ian's Black tone,
: ston 5 Digest Reports Aoridgements &C.
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PAPER MIL AND FACTORY FOR sALE-oN A
water landing 10 Brooklyn with nfty horse engines.
little used Apply 30 O. K. HAMILTON, 49, broadway,
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nproAag sALE.-RrCHARD WALTERS. sHER.
~ auctioneer, viii sell on Monday. June 20 a. VI
cf a. 10 rront street one Widers sae one standing
-, alItius Desk, Store Carpet &c.
one nnsfsPH fORNELL Attorney for Mortgaxee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
NOTICE..
To Ill Whom il May Concern.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
lSnIANAroIIs, lND., November ~.d, 1864 {,

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE TENDENCY
before the Common Council Of the City OF Indiana
polls Of the following Preamble and Resolutions, ,o-wt
WHEErAs, II D. provided ia Section p Of 'An Act 60
amend Act entitled An Act to repeal all lave now
in force for the incorporation ofces" &c appro, e,i
March lst -51, that "Whenever there shall be, may
have bcen lots laid oil and plated adjoining such CITY,
and record Of the same 4 made in the Recorder
Once in thcprepcr county, the Common Council may
10y resolution of the Board, extend the boundary o'
such city, TO include such dots; AMI the lot. thu.
annexed shall thereafter form part os such city, aud
be within the jurisdiction Of the same:'
AID WHEREAS The additions 20 the City 0t indianapolis,
known as brakes Addition and ST. Glars Addition,
have been for several years laid OF IN lots aud plated
both Of which additions adoin the city, Immediately,
on Its northern boundary;
Therefore, be II resolved By the Common Council o.
the City OF indianapolis, That all the lots, and the sub
divisions thereof of brakes Addition 10 tho CITY 81 In
danapol and all the lots and the sub-diysoa, thereof
of ST. Glars Addition to the City Of indianapolis a. the
corded IN the Book Of Record, II the Recorder Oce ol
Marion county, Indiana, snd all The streets aud alley.
lying within the limits of sai additions be and the same
hereby annexed TO the City OF Indianapolis, aud the
boundary of said city Is hereby cNicnsed include
all Of said additions and sub divisions thereof
Resolved I'd, The City Clerk shall, npou the passsg,
OF tis resolution. file copy Of the same, together will
plat defining the mctcs aud boundaries Of said addi-
tiOn to be prepared by the City Engineer IN The oHcC
Of the Recorder ~ Marion county, which plat shall be
recorded.
Resolved 3d, That for municipal purposes, until the
Common Council shall otherwise order, all that portion
90 said additions lying east of line running due north
from the center OF Meridian street. shall be attached "a
the Second Ward, and all that portion lyngwest of suc
line shall bc attached 90 the Third war,
by direction of The Common Council.
CYRUS :. BuTTERflELD,
nov2i-dlw City CLERK
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troni New YORK.

NEw lORg. November 2N.-laie rebel papers.
in giving accounts Of the appearance of Early 5
army in the front of Shordans lines on the
10Th instant, and its sudden flight with the
Union army at it, heels, furnish the same xFlan-
alton Of his movements on that occasion as
our correspondents gave at the time.
Early had understood that o considerable por
ton OF the Union army had left the Valley He
found out his mistake and was glad To set back
up the Valley a. expedtiously possible.
The Richmond Wing says there are now only
about j. 900 Yankee troops 1t Newbcrn, North
Carolina.
The Charleston Mercury states on good an
thority that there is upwards of two thousand
skulkers belonging 10 the rebel army now in
South Carolina.
The Tribune Washington special SAYS Sulic
tor Whiting and Judge Lewis are spoken of as
Attorney General Bates successor.
The Times Washington special SAYS Judge
Advocate Holt stands the best chance
NIr. Lincoln will not hear of Stantons lcav
ing the War Department, so the Butler specula
ton amounts 10 nothing.
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snernans Movements.


NKw YORK, November 2S.-NotwithstaRding
the anxiety uumistaksbly oyinced by the rebel
authorities and newspapers Of Richmond to con
zeal advices Of Sherman movements, they can
not avoid disclosing a great deal in regard TO
them, but prosbly not half they know. We
have all they were willing 90 tell M 10 last Friday
OF an engagement.
The Richmond papers say it occurred last
Wednesday on the west side OF the Oc0nee river,
near ToombsbOro where the Central Georgia
railroad crosses the river between the rebels and
a large force OF General Shermans cavalry.
in which. of course The Union troops were re
pulsed
They are SAID 20 have been still on the wesf
side of the Oconee river ON the following day.
The Augusta Constituencies says the rail
road bridge over the river was burned by them
last Sunday
The report OF tie burning OF Millelseville Is
-lid by the Richmond editors 60 lack c0ntiImt.
lion. though il Is believed tiat portion OF Gen.
Sherman's force has been there. But in the Sa
vaunah New of the pa, dispaich reilerates
that il vas captured on Monday last. and that
the State House. Governors Mansion aud the
penitenliary there were burned. aud that the
town Ot Gordon was also captured by The lan
KEGS,
The Governors OF South Carolina and GoOr
gin have issued proclamations calling out all the
male OF these Stat between The ayes OF 10 and
-
\ correspondent OF the Richmond Dispatch
says The Yankee government can we'll AFFORD TO
pay one million dollars per day ior the iniorme
ton which the Richmond papers furnish to IL
gratis. regarding the movements oi sherman m
Gcorniu
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from Warrington.

WAsmiNGroN, November 2s.--Dispatches to
the Navy Department from Admiral Potter,
dated Fortress Monroe. 10 day. states that our
own steamers arrived, bringing the rebel Admiral
beechan and his two aids
The following. also. has been received ai the
Navy Department:
FoRTgrss MoNRoE. Nov y
Gideon Wells. Secretary of tho Navy.
have Just received a telegram from the Com.
mander Of the prize steamer Florida. informing
me that she had been sunk in nine fathoms Of
water. She had been run into by an armed
steamer, and badly damaged. ! will inform the
Department when further particulars are received.
Signed ID ID. PoRrrR.
Rear Admiral
\ steamer has arrived iiom Ciiy Point No
news
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

ExrcUTIvE DEPARTMENT or INpANA)
BUREAu or FiNANcE.
INDIASAFoLi-. June p. l-64
INDIANA OFFICERS. Who have been or are serving m
the army. inf0rusf that their Ordnance Returns
WILDE made up and ~ essn;cd q the proper Department
ard ccrncatcs g Acquiftauce obtained Il cAargs
- applying 90 Mr e. =. Rocker. Chef CLERK ord
nance Depar melt, otce stairs NscIl.' harg-
store No Il West Washington street lndAnapolis
Bv making returns sboVe directed, officer viii not
oniy al fec,, hut they VII ~ able settle With the
Goqerfner, an draw their psy from one 70 three
months earlier thas. q ie 6lslusss + entrusted O. Claim
Agents
By order ofCoyemoF aoaros
IS H. IT, TFRRRfI.
s.5-df ffusrsikl Secretary.
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NOVELS.
Nunro's Ten Cent Novels

RNOR r y \ T. LITERARY EAChLLFSCE AND
adaptation 90 the want, OF the times, Tar ahead
II their numerous competitors A, consequence their
circulation surpasSes anything of the kind pre-
90 the public The publishers have judciousy excluded
everything that could offend the most Crupuons moral
st This combined with their literary merit make them
welcome 10 every family The following IS ii-t 4 their
fsmcS.
~. J. The Hunter, =. The Trappcr's Retreat 3.
The Patriot Ilighw aymsn 1. The Hunted UuioLi-t ;
The Track of Fire =. The Man-Eat-rs. =. Charlotte
Temple. The Death Face 2. The Indian SLAYER
To- Tie Turtle Catcher. H. The lluuters Triumph u
The Ocean Rover. -. Th- Tory oufWife1. -. Zeke
Steruun, the iiou-Hcartcd scout. ij Tie Scourge Il
Tie seas. 10 The Captive Maiden u. Ioue-Ifgred
Joe or, The ncmop - the Woods l> Tire N i Scout
ct The Mountain 10. The Forest io,g,. ~ IRE Ral-
icSiug RsngcTs. p katilssnake Dick The Flower a.
the Wiewam -. Rcseiy Tom, the Rover q The
lamps 1T the Prrie. - Tie Rosber' Te-r-r. - Ice
the ''Saruiut
tor ,ac hN all News Agents, ami ,cu,, p..i pal on
receipt of price, 10 cents each
GEORGE MUNRO & Co.
noyl3-d!W No. l5 william Street, ny.
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instruction and Practice,

The Instructors and Projectors this College have
oyed large rcncc, both In practical Teaching aud
actual Business having experience fifteen years In
the business and for scyera Wears principal Teacher and
head ofihe actual Business Department Of the Pough
kccpse College. To young men, who can devote but two
0r three months to study would call their attention
to this system OF Busness Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where you enter upon the study and discp
line OF acquiring wealth by The employment oi Labor.
ralput and Captal
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Mcrcbant~' Exchange.

The students of ihis College enjoy the benefit II I'M
regular meetings Of h novel department conducted
the plan 81 the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
where actual transactions had) Reports are an
nounced aud such instruction given will make all com
petent 20 buy and sell Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers ns Il 10 call sddre9 70
further particular,
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FOR SALE Or TRADE.

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ta-ulnR 80 ROOM. situated welt - secure ttbrivio,
basness Terms easy. lnquirs Of
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AuiiChoera Mixture snOV IN use In several OF cur
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aud will guarantee he the best remedy fn the
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