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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23


AMUsFNfTNTS- METROPOLITAN THEsTER.-
An excellent house greeted Mr. McDonoush
last night. and We viii only observe what we
have before said on this subject. that .'Arrah
IA Poguc,' performed al the Metropolitan.
j. the greatest theatrical event q the season
We regret that tonight j. the last night Of the
piece, on which occasion Miss sophie Climber
VIII take her farewell benefit
Next week being holiday week, the splendid
star Company will appear in a series Of first
'ia-s entertainments. Tuesday evening. De-
eemher -. : II apart for the annual benefit
II The courteous. tireiess and most able public
servant, the Manager, Mr.. W. II. Riley. If it
were In our power we would all the house on
u'1 night with such an audience a never
before assembled thpgc. We would pack it
iFom farquetie 10 Gallery with just such
N audience as that =. lleman's lahors in our
rnidsi deserve, For Ieur seasons has that gen
uenan tc~n Ia our midst To his Efforts must
he attributed The result by which our iheater
hs> heeh iai-si from IT, former low estate 20
IL present iit rtluiaii0n throughout The land
but IL" persons haze IA adequate idea of the
amount a labor That has devolved upon Mr.
Riley Ia his caparits 81, manager Al the Metro
poiitaa. 10 i the general statement Of stars
who Visit this place. that our theater i, second
u none in The land, or IL, perfect order. >vs-
TEN and the manner SEA which 81, pieces are
put a. ihc STAGE 10 Mr. Riley i. the credit
dne Modest and urbanc. apparently uncon-
seiea' - Ais own merits, never obirusive.
~'N's' ai 81. post. never neglectful OF hi. bust
"s>s A''.-Aed actor and perfect gentleman. tits
VIM i",l' 'AAn ordinary sOlieitude that We
MAJ special plea or The hest proofof apt.reei-
alien a people can ts,tow. and therein sIVsys
mosi differing g. TIE beneEciarv.. heart are
OVERFLOW ing houses The Programme - H.
occasion j. one thai has long been m r,he,-.,l
:. The 21z-dhead's Daughter. 81 Io,, -
5 ~ aliy,Y beautiful play. and one that IA.
never been produced In this city. viii =. pr,.
-sused- The petite comedy II the .Conjugal
Lesson will conclude The performance, \
number Il seai- Tor the occasion were ALREADY
reserved Yesterday. and u would DC eminenuy
proper ~ secure seat to-day. Those who haze
Dot reserved seats by Tuesday evening will
snve 40 = onifui themselves with place Ia ~
1aekgreunl
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SIN JASPER TENANT; 4 NOVEL. BY Miss NJ.
T.. Braddon. New York Dick & fitzgerald.
Indianapolis: Bowen, stewart X Co.
The works Of Miss Bradden are most likely
better known n our readers than 10 ourselves.
She has, perhaps, greater reputation at this
time than any living female novelist. She Is
widely known A. the authorcss Of +" Lady Aud
ley's secret" 1.-THE Outcasts," etc. We are
assured that "sir Jasper Tenant Is the
equal. and in many respects the superior, Of
+ her previous works.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

sgfDFS !. FISNEY. This eminent and pop
ular speaker win lecture ~ the Court Iiou.e.
Monday, December q. II hall past ten O'clock,
A. ". subject. Modern Silence and H. icn-
deneits.- also a. half past seven =. Il. >'ais
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HOOK NoiIces.

THR PRIV .TErESNfAS. By Captain Maryaf,
y. Boston: Roberts Brothcr-. Indiana
polls Bowen, stewart 4 Go.
Whatever h.. e. II the seal Of Captain Ma
ryatt l. presumed 70 De- a very readable book
No better nautical romancist than Captain
Maryatt ever contributed TO the literature Of
the world. Who dots not remember Peter
simple and Jacob Faithful" and who will
not want to read ''The Privateersman," by the
same auihorg Captain Maryati Is nj home on
the sea. The work i handsomely illustrated,
contains shout four hundred duodecimo pages,
AMI tells Of adventures by sea aud land, IN
civil and savage life. one hundred year. ago.
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Luxuries.-A splendid lot of all kinds Of
iellys. preserves, jams, fresh and brandy
fruits. Also, all kinds Of choice fruits, nuts.
picked pigs feet, picked tongues. tripe. and
every thing good to eat for the HOLIDAYS. at
o. Il. stout & Bros.
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nEFoEE Eso. CorroS. Catherine Smidi,
Cor notorious adultery snd forniea,ion. VA. r..
coguixei BY Esq. Couion IN the sum % 500 60
appear At the ncxtterra q the Cirrali Cont.
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NOtIce.-Notice is hereby gwen TO the
members of the Wholesale and Retail Liquor
Dealers Association Of Indianapolis that the
regular meeting Of the Association will be
held at the Union Hall on Wednesday, Decem-
Der q. at two o'clock p. ". A full attendance
is requested, ss business Of Importance will be
transacted.
By order Of the President 30
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HamIin Il Raschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 33I1 North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. noyls-am
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REv. =. e. FLETCHER. This gentleman. A.
viii b. seen bs hi. advertisement in another
column, viii deliver aleeturc at Masonic Hall,
on next Tuesday evening, GA the subject Of
% switzerland" Tor the lcnes client purpose u
deyoiing The entire proceeds 70 the benefit Of
the orphan Asylum &c indianapolis. Those
who werc present Al this gentcmans lecture
on "Wednesday evening. last. will be gratlfed
at this announcement. and we bcspeak full
house on the occasion. Tickets for. sale nj the
book stores
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Greer bac k---Cali and examine val
liable invention just patented. You thu, are
seeking fortune on = small capital, call and
judge for yourselves At Room No. ,, up Stair,
10 West Washington street; al-s
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rhr Orsicntion oc C.i,nr.

Church ,lrosle icfisnl. on lin street. near
Virginia avenue. wit take place on next sab
bath afternoon (slih hstsnt) n half past two
O'Clock. Services by Rev. Mr.. Nixon. Nj.
Hickman and Mr.. Sickcls.
The christian public, and persons especially
in that vicinity arc invited to attend. ser.
vices also the same evening nj seven o'clock,
and regularly thereafter on sabbath At half
past ten o'clock \. NJ. and seven T.. NJ. by Rev.
w. W. slcklos. and prayer meeting on each
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock 2e.9
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

For Sale.-A good Boot and Shoe Stand.
In nice location. Not quite thousand dol
lars required. rare bargain for any one
with small capital. Address Gem. Box 81,
City. 22-3~
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mighty river. and To procrasiinate calling NJ
the Gin Book store, 81 North Illinois street.
may deprive YOU of a valuable present.
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Bear I'm Mind the ss<seranium..

and when You get dry and hungry, remember
the place. 81 and SO kentucky avenue. A
splendid Lunch is set every morning.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Harvey q Morley have another nice
lot Of Turkeys and Chickens. at No 40 Viz
ginia avenue.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

For Everybody'- Want.

Fancy I,axiar IN tho forenoon, q. In the after-
noon YOU can hari,y ct inside their door for
- 80
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parts Of the city are informed OF i've facts: /.
The Capital Drug Store, corner OF Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you; .. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods al orable prices; 5. You
can nave Prescriptions prepared accurately at
All hours; :. His goods are fresh, and selected
With great care; ;. His sign-ihe Golden Nor
tar ID plain 10 be seen. nie-sm
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Office for Rent. on Washington street,
INQUIRE Of Wiley 4 Martin, Real Estate Agents
233
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TuE BANNERS SECRET; A NOVEL. BY j. +.
smith, Esq. New York: Dick a Fitzgerald.
indianapolis Bowen. Stewart 4 Co.
We have not found sufficient leisure time TO
peruse this novel Mr.. smith Il the author Of
a large number Of works Of fiction, most Of
which rank deseryedly high IN the public esti.
nation. A glance at the contents Of - The
Bankers Secret" authorizes the statement
from us that II Is highly interesting and read.
able.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

MISSES. DUSHAM AND COwGILL.-The af-
fair in the House Of Representatives between
these two gentlemen which camo 10 blows,
yesterday, has been 80 much misrepresented.
and so much undeserved censure cast upon
Mr.. Durham for his part in the transaction,
that we are imrelled TO make the following
correct statement Of the matter:
Day before yesterday, Mr. Cowgirl, Of Wa
bash. introduced in the House Of Representa-
uves n concurrent resolution. directing the
Governor O. appoint a committee Of three 10
investigate the condition Of the Sinking Fund,
and % look into the official conduct Of the
Commissioners. Mr.. CofIroth suggested that
one Democrat, II least, should be placed upon
that committee. because such custom was
usual, and that the Democracy Of the State
was entitled 10 II by reason Of their numericrl
strength. Mr.. Miller member from Tippecanoe,
stated that such was the Governors intention.
Mr.. Coffroth asked Mr.. Miller if he knew
such was the Governors intention. Mr.. Mil
Ter said he did, and Mr.. Cofiroth expressed his
satisfaction, and sat down. Mr.. Cowgirl then,
without any provocatiOn whatever, very
eosrsely remarked Il there was one loyal
Democrat in Indiana, and II the Governor
could ind him, that be would probably be
placed on the committee. Yesterday morning.
before the House was called 10 order. Mr.. Dun
ham. in scntlemanly manner accosted Mr..
Cowgirl, and asked him 4 he was in earnest
or merely in jest, when he used the abusive
language OF the day before. Cowgirl very
rudely refused % give any explanation what
ever, whcreupon Mr.. Durham hit singing
blow u the face. cowgirl quietly pocketed
the rchukc, wiped his face. and sat down.
which was The end Of the transaction.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Hosiery, Gloves and Notions, re
duced twenty-five per cent, at the Union Dry
Goods Store. near Palmer House 1913
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Go TO SOcwelI's and get the requisite
"flxins" for your Christmas Dinner.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Fur Wrist Calf Kid Gloves for Gents
and Ladies, the best glove in town-make a
splendid Christmas present-at Bsldwin's Ba-
zaar. 23-2
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For GentIemen'> Presents look in
81 Parker's 81 thirty West Washington
street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

a Merry Chri~tmas.-Call and see
Benham 4 Co.'S new stock Of musical instru-
ments GA
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Hoop Sl<irts.of every make, style and
price, can be fonnd at No. 81 North Illinoi;
street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, W. Il II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

The Best Corset for the price is Ala
mode; sold by Valentine & Co.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

For Christmas Gifts be sure 10 visit
the Fancy Bazaar. 23-s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Those Elegant Ladies' Writing Desks,
Work Boxes, Neccssaires and Toilet Cases, at
Baldwin's Bazaar, are going fast. 23-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Ofcour>c every body that likes good
article Of wine. will want some for the holidays
For the best Champagne or sparkling Catawba
in the city, 20 10 Myers, james 4 Peabody, No.
% West Pearl street. s2.9
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Elegantly Bound New Books.

iaNorite authors, good company, house,
hold friends Our Young Folks. Alfred Ten
nyson's Poems, " Illustrated" Tales Of a. Way
Side Inn, by LongfellOw; Idyls Of the King
by Tennyson; Ge.cs from TeanysOn. At
ToDp, CARMICHAEL 4 WILLIAMS.
ei-t No. North Pennsylvania street
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Ready for Christmas at socwelrs:
Game and poultry there In large quantities
and fresh. Remember this, when you come to
prepare for Christmas.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Skates. Slxntcs!-The place TO find La
dies, Gents, Misses and Boys, at the cheapest
price, j. the Fancy Bazaar. 23-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

LOst-A Diamond Pin attached 10 but
terfly, on the street. The finder will be hand
somely rewarded by leaving II at No. ! Talbot
& News Building, Pennsylvania street.
2i-3 FRANK 6. BOYD.
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Ladies will Find a fine assortment of
underwear, for themselves and children, at
Smith Fosters, No. q North Pennsylvania
street. three doors south of the Post Office.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

BOARD % AGmCUITUEE.-The fourteenth
annual meeting of the Board Of Agriculture
will D. held la the supreme Court Room, at
The state House. ou Tu,.day, January =, at
ten o'clock A. ~. Important matters connected
with Indiana agriculture and the next State
Fair. viii doubtless bee presented. II i Inn
portant that all the county societies be repre-
sented. County papers favorable 10 Indiana
agrieulture. stock grow ing and mechanic arts
please copy W. II. LOOMS.
December - i~,I secretary
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Christmas Presents.-A fine assort-
ment of most elegant Pianos at No Bates
House. WILLARD X STowFII.
20-G
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ready TO accommodate their friends and the pub
lie generally with the best Of Sparkling Ca
tswba and Champagne Wines. Call and see
NJ - West Pearl street. ga
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Five thousand Hoop skirts at a
sacrifice; three cents spring, worth from
eight TO ten cents, at the Union Dry Goods
Store, SO West Washington street. 23-3
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Dressing Gowns atfarkcr'-;
Cloth shirts az Parker
silk Suspcnders At Parkcr's.
Walking sticks AZ Parker;
Fur Gauntlets AZ PaTkcrs;
silk UMBRELLAS at Parker's;
Rrocadc silk Handkerchief Al Parker'~;
scarf Pins NJ Parkcrs;
Pearl sleeve Buttons at Parker: -
Initial Studs NJ Parkcrs;
Elegant Ties at Parker's;
New Scarf nj Parkcr's
silk Underwear NJ Parker,
shaker Underwear at Parker's.
Ladies' Underwear nj Parker's;
Chldrcn's Underwear at Parkcr's,
Driving Gloves at Parkcfs
Gents Furnishing Complete nj Parker's, 30
Thirty West Washington street.
Every Lady should use the Alamode
Corset sold by Valentine X Co. 90 North ILL.,
nois street.
Five Hundred ~ Mrs. McIntosh's eel
ebratcd French Cor-cts just received at Union
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

Where can 1 get the material for a
Christmas Dinner" is the anxious inquiry Of
many an household. The answer is at our
tongues end, and we give it, :" at Socwelps."
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

BEADLE's MoNTHLY-A MAGAZINE on To-
DAY. New York: Beadlc x co. Indiana
polls; Bowen, Stewart 4 Co.
The January number Of this new candidate
for public favor, being Volume l, No. !. has
been laid upon our table by Bowen, Stewart x
co. The impression made by n cursory glance
through its pages Is favorable. II is hand
somely illustrated, has great variety of read
ing matter, and seems to realize the design Of
It's publishers. which Is thus stated by them;
a our aim i To give to the reading public a
magazine neither oycrburdencd with romance
nor too weighty with thoughtful papers upon
weighty themes, but TO maintain that happy
mien which shall render II readable, enjoya-
bile and useful" II Is we'll worth the price
twenty-five ccnts-and Is for sale by Bowen,
Stewart & Co.
The SONG WITHOUT WORDS. New York: NJ.
w. Dood & 60. Indianapolis: Todd 4 Car
michael
This handsome little volume, hy the author
Nth " sconberg Gotta Family" is dedicated
10 the children, and is very attractive juve-
nile book, suitable for holiday present and
for Christmas reading
/ Copy Of Letter semitic VIM. Taussig, Collector.
Office Off. X. G.. Lorillard. 10, Is and 20, Cham
/ bers street. New York, December Is, 1865.
4 Mr.. WM. TAUSsIG,
Collector of Internal Revenue, ST Louis, Mo.
SIR: We have received notice of the seizure
of different lots of our chewing tobacco in st.
Louis, Missouri, on charge of being improperly
inspected.
We refer especially To the cases Of
Messrs. Pulls q Otte.
L. F. Mullen,
j. c. Tiemeyer,
Falk 4 M0rell.
&. l.. Hothaus
All the goods seized by you, have been legal
+ ly and properly inspected. and the full tax OF
40 cents per pound returned to the proper As
SCISSOR
Your unwarranted action Injuries our charac-
ter well a. goods, and we shall demand of
you full compensation for damages sustained.
We have the best of reasons for saying, we
believe you have been instigated to these
seizures by rival Tobaeconists. who have de-
clared that "no Eastern manufacturers to-
baceo shall be sold in the Western market
The amount Of tax paid by Us during the
last four months. was
! August, S50599 90
September 60.Gl3 50
I October. 59IOg 80
November G6.i07 Is
S23s, 20 10
Yours. Respectfully,
L. 4 q. LORILLARD.
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Dropping i'm at Butterield 4 Co.'s, we
were surprised to see the amount of business
done there. We find their store well stocked
with musical instruments OF all kinds, and
their shelves filled with sheet music and
music books. Judging from the amount Of
sheet music, we should think they have the
largest stock in the State, and constantly in
creasing. In pianos, cabinet organs, ETC.. they
have nice assortment although somewhat
thinned out for the holidays. This enterpris-
ing firm deserves the very liberal patronage
they are receiving, and we advise all who are
interested in music TO visit 20 East Market
street
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. RIM IcE KING.


Down frem the North with hoars hc4rd.
Came bent old man who's mein wa~ wierd
\ staff OF ice was ~ his hand.
Which he waved anon Ike a mystic wand.
And IL he waved that Wand but twle-.
All things ancar were frost and Zee
And II ne spoke. hi very breath
" A. cold and da-k a. the hand II desth.
He sssnds by it, banks-sAe stream il wide.
\ wave Il III, wand and Till i G.e tide
lie stops not. speAks not not word
Prom ihe OIL mans iips va ever heard
hut he smiles - himself a. be hear. the bferze
ia, ing wierl tunes in the lcafe-, tres>.
Ia The irees that stand all sere and har,.
Tossing their afsn~ ~ II ia PRAYER
a strange old man. dreamer J. ne.
from bis palace q ics b. the Northern SEA.
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Benham a CO., Bates House Corner.
are selling pianos and cottage organs very
cheap for cash. 2O-5
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SANTA Claus at the Fancy Bazaar

The nAeylcss Watch. winds and sets
In the stem, fine gold cases, for sale to pay ad-
vanccs, at the Loan Office, No. "a South Illinois
street. n502aw3w
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=
EXPLOSION Two MFN SERIOUSLY INJuE-
m DFsrRr CrioN oF PROPERTY y yesterday
forneoon ~ about ninc-and-a-half o'clock, the
boiler Of the pony engine Of the Indiana Cen
tral Railroad. which was at the time standing
In the east end Of the Terre Haute freight
depot, blow up, with destructive consequence
The engine had been standing there nearly an
hour. The explosion, a described by the
clerks. who were in the Offices. made terrible
noise. The engine was made "A perfect wreck.
The engineer, Mr.. Charles stake, was very
seriously injured. and that he escaped with his
life j. almost miraculous. He was carried TO a
residence in the vicinity Of the disaster, and
his injuries were found TO be deep ncsh
wound IN the breast and an ugly cash in the
jaw. IL j. thought that b. will recover. The
fireman, youth by the name Of Miller, was
also much injured. but II Is thought not scri-
ously. His injuries are confined TO a cut on
the left side Of the head and the breaking OF
some OF the carpal bones Of the right hand.
His injuries were more painful than dangerous.
The depot building i much damaged. Some
eighty feet Of the roof We're torn out, and the
plastering Is knocked oil the offices. I'm fact,
the damage extend throughout the building
The damages % the building will amount 70
not less than S3,0o0. II Is gratifying TO know
that notwithstanding the immediate presence
Of number Of bystahders, they all escaped
nninjured. That this should be so, Is almost
unexplainabe We could not find out any
satisfactory explanation Of the cause Of tn,
explosion. Perhaps the cold was a principal
calise
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Five Hundred Of Mrs. McIntOsh's

ebratcd French Corscts just received at Union
Dry Good, store. \ magnificent article.
40
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Beautiful Quilted Cloth slippers

( Channels lined) for gentlemen, at
CAPITAL SHOE STORE,
ls-5 l. West Washington street
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G1Oves-kid, calf, cloth, silk, cotton, or
anything in the glove line, at Smith & Fosters,
No. 81 North Pennsylvania street 20-3
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The Decker Piano. ST the Indiana
Piano EmpOrium-No. Bates House-Willard
= siOwel. dec5-3w
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Baker q McIver's is the only place in
the city where you can now find general
assortment Of furs. 1875
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Elegant French Morocco slim.
PERs for Gents, at Capital Shoe Store" No.
II West Washington street 1915
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

CuriOus...One among the greatest won
ders Of modern times is, why the Book Pub
fishers Presentation Depot can afford to give
so many valuable presents to every purchaser
Of books, and still they continue their liberal
system at the old stand, 66 North Illinois street
Those DESTROYS of purchasing books for the
holidays, VIII be suited and literally reward
ed by calling soon. j. A. RYAN & Co.,
CO North Illinois street
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The Large and Elegant assortment
ofladies' and children's furs, at Baker and Me-
lver's, are still the attraction Of the city. Few,
If any, houses in the West are able to offer the
bargains Won can get at this house. Try
them. 1873
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Messrs. Steinway..l regard him as n
benefactor who builds good Piano, and am
your beneficiary on that account Having had
one of your instruments for several years can
bear witness to its admirable qualities in every
respect. i am more than satisfied, and i'll had
TO buy another, 1 should certainly go to your
rodpns sgain. II is a pleasure to praise your
work. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
Brooklyn, January &c, 1861.
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ner, keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos Ia the State. nov2s-im
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Reopcned.-City Bath House, No. 10
Pearl street, between Meridian and Illinois
streets, nearly in the rear of the Palmer House
Hot and cold baths al all hours. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. i5-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

MelOdeOns! MelOdeOns! No cheaper
Musical Instrument can be found than u good
Aelodeon Prince Co. make the best. You
can find an assortment at Willard & StowelPs,
Bates House. 2O-24
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To pay advances, At the Loan ofice, No "a
south Illinois street n30 2swew
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23
Knabe Pianos at Benham',. novss-lx

For the Holidays.-Grsnd Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs. School Organs and
MelOdeons, the best and the cheapest. at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No Bates II ouse.
4w WILLARD & sTowEIL
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Of this city, has paid over Thirty thousand
Dollars $4,000 in Losses, since January lst
lsoJ, and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars $500 600 in bona tide Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnisslppi 9s-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-23

"a FoOland his Money soon parted"
This will not be said of you If you buy your
Holiday Presents at the Capital Shoe Store"
where there is an elegant stock of fine Slip
pers for Ladies and Gentlemen. yinnedge &
Jones old stand. II West Washington street.
49,
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The Stock Of Gentlemen's Furs
at Baker & McIver's is still complete-com-
prising the finest caps, gloves and collars in
the West. Call and see them. 1875