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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
4 ,AXtss-LiST NOTICE.-Al lands and lots
tax Tor 3 II a short

'AXt&S-LiSI NOTICE-All lands and lots
which the taxes for lSii not paid in short time
will to be adve sale. well u
siderable which have heretofore been forfeited
the State want of bidders Those interested viii
the of advertising by attending TO the
diatel..
Such have paid their taxes for poll and
property will please do without further dcav 1t will
be recollecte that and ample time, has
Afforded. and that have these ,eiinque
called individuality without mourning far
beyond nige the amount collected; hence,
such neect this last notice, must expect TO be waited
on bv some one the shane of officer.
4. WILLIAMS. Treasurer ". c.
Trtasuret's Office,
Ccntrcville 9th mo. june 9th le4o. ! 21-g
NG-REMOTAL-WM F.. McDowFrL.
respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has removed to the wellknown stand recently occu-
pied Samuel f.. redcll Main doors
of Reeves Pages Store; where he prepared at
TO all calls his line with neatness and despatch.
lie his thanks for the liberal support heretofore
ended him. and hopes, by close application to busi
TO merit and receive Il continuance OF custom
/ Richmond, July ,, ST. 2.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

UNSrRU MENTS.-Am.r can and German Spring
Il Lancets Evens' best Thumb do, ForcePs Tooth
Keys, Cutting do Surgical Instruments. dissectng do
Always on hand ana for sale cheap, at
June Do 26-tf REEDS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

Also, for sac,-A splendid two-horse FAMILY CAR
AGE-made of the very best materials, together will,
e excellent HARNESS for two horses IL good Horse
will be taken part payment for the Carrage and IIar
ness Call and examine. WIN. VIRGINS.
Richmond. June IL, ls45. 2lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
DIR. S. nj. ARNOLD.

u ESPECTFULLY informs the citize ms of Richmond
and the country adjoining, that he has permanently
Gated himself in the city, with inte tons practice the
various branches of his profession.
From the great opportunity he has had of acquiring
medical knowledge in the east well from the different
institutions by attending to large practice together
by close attention to his he hopes to be able to
please all who may give him a call
DIR. ARNOLD has one of "Grants improved gradua ted
Electro Magnetic Machines and Galvanc Batteries. This
instrument is much in the east. 1t is
used remedial agent, and frequently too with the
greatest of where all other remedies have failed
and of for and chronic diseases.
cally Palsy, Gout Tic-Dooreux, Rheumatism, Pains in
in the haad and limbs, Blindness, Deafness &c, gene
raj debility, all special diseases Liver complaint, Dyspep
STA and chronic
Its likewise peculiarly adapted to all female diseases,
efecng the most wonderful upon short app icaton
June 9th, 1s45. 26-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
andsOlmc Residences For Sale

Ikan some Kkesilenco For Sale.
U>E undersigned offers for sale, favorable TERMS
the residence in which he resides. 1t is situated Oh
Market street Immediately of the Public Square, and
is of the pleasant locations in the CITY. Tho
building is TWO-STORY BRICK, recently built, in
modern STYLE and besides being of the best rails
finished in style. 1t is commodous and
nient and has all the append ages of a comfortable dwell
ling. 1t has
Wnsh-House, SmOke.IIousc, Dairy, CisteTn,
Stable, &c.,
all in good order The grounds neatly laid
we'll cultivated, with choice collection of the best fruit
and vines
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
llladl

Suddenly ON Sunday morning, 10th March, Drt,,os
FtESpEn, csrtmsn, at the sge Of So He was a native
Of Germany. but for nearly so years resident Of this
State and city and for almost 35 years very efficient
city watchman. Whoever knew him. and the humber 4
not few, will bear witness that he was throua hout life
strictly honest man. -
The iriends OF the family, and the members Of New
noik Lodge, No. 10, o. O. f., OF which body his son
William is member, respectfully invited to att. nd
ne from his late residence 227 Sullivan street on
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock o.
Un sunday, 10Th inst, john JAMES son of Michael and
oa,nerine Moran, aged year and months.
ns funeral will take place this afternoon at half
o'clock PM. from the residence of his father d At
isn,ic n street near the South Ferry, Brooklyn.
MN Un sunday morning, March l6h MARGARET wife Of
her remains will be taken to Rockland county Tor in
tefment, on Tuesday morning
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
Foreign Mnrketa.

MArASzAs March Since my last the arrivals have
been the Zephyr and J. Hancock from your port with
Rice, and the Exchange from Savannah No sales have
been made In Havana they 5000 casks eno and in
store besides several that have been Teexported
destined partly for New Orleans good deal more is
s9d TO he on the way.
Some small lots Of Mnscovaio Sugars have for.
ward OF very superior quality for which rs have been
refused parcel OF pretty good quality sold at 81 rs
Box suglrs come in very slowly and sales have been
made w79. ~ ola rs hear on undoubted authority
mat our goyenment Ia their dispatches to spain ls
nst represent the falling off, taking the whole OF the
Island, Vt 30 per ct. believe II will be more
Eyahange on Lonion, NJ IL per ct prem New York
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

Stock 60 600 bales Freight to Liverpool dull at I'd;
to Hivre, &c.
HAy.-This article ia quito inactive. Small sales are
made OF ~ a I5c, for common qualities.
WHisKtY ID udse casks sell at 2ac as wanted West
ern and Prison Ibis ncld at 223 lss The demand
for either description is very limited.
RrAL EsrArE.h AUCTION IS lots at the northeast,
ner Lexipgon and 2ih streets together 9s
on the avenue and 80 The street the
buildings thereon, so!d together for 81 600
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
baltimore Cnttln Rinrkef

The offerings Of Beet Cattle a, the Scales on Monday
emoraced about 900 nead 90 OF which driven North
aau al OF the balance sold to the city butchers Prices
snoW slight but MOI material advance. Some very in
parces were sold low 81 per ioO bs on the
h.o whie the bes lots brought - 25 The sales would
Poono average about 81 100 lbs the hoof which
E edae TO 50 20 net The supply OF Live Hogs has be en-
rpou tqni TO the demand this week aud salcs have
peen made at $40 50 per 100 lbs.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

otss Isl Of January 1919 ha exports Of specie from this
poi shenhtss 10 80 eSs $685. ~ho for the same psrcd In
lo4o the exports only annotated to s62a Since the
has relied at p TO- and the shipments specie have hee
very limited The reduced importation OF foreign mer.
chandse ard the large shipments Of from this and
the southern ports TO Europe, reduce the prem
um for sterling bills and stop shipments Of specie ai'o
gttaer.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH
Arrived.

Bague Philena Forbes IA days from Mobile and "a hours
from Breakwater with cotton to Foster s. Nickeison.
Brig New York Merriman 10 days from Georgetown sc,
with timber to Spague Robinson Co. h inst lat 81
bbls turpeu tine and bales cotton.
Danish brig Nonem sransuard 40 days from
nsya ssh, stores and timber 70 Badger Peek
with timber, to Badger 4 Peck. -
Schr Angle, EIddge Of Duxbury from New Orleans Feb
4thwih 443 hhds molasses to Il Taylor. !
Schr Planet Jery days from Georgetown. Sc with
schr Trockhi Freebon. days from Richmond with coal
to master.
sehr Amands Myrick, Landharts days from Baltimore
with mdse, to Gager
Schr Marietta Burr Knapp DAYS from Richmond, with
Schr Clark, Smith. 3 days from Virginia
The Telegraph sundown ship supposed to he the
Norma, Barton, from Havana, with to Taylor
Sailed.
Brig Sally Ann. West Indies
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
Sailed.
Brig Sally Ann, West Indies.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence or the Herald.
RH0RE TnmsosT IssssPrs Mach oss1sni IS is,s}
f asSs
Ars lsth peads. Collins Ap.sehcos for Providence.
9 he " eus 'fft's1 iS" %
@sy ss:p 1Si
9 sGsi%s d1i ksie S.
ess saS ss Fs s e.
smith YORK. Holder Besdsn' Baker
Ss s@a n%iS:ss ss'i s
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP MorTEzUMA, Lowber from Liverpool, will
sail this day. Her letter bags close half past eleven
o'clock.
CosrAcT-On Monday, the Sd the Caledonia Captain
Ms. sct from Hayre coming the river uader
hs Isw,p1. saiws.sI e away
nss ns .oN e say that Capt Hill
Naval.
ORpEns. March lssugeon Isaac Hulse. leave months
Passed Assistant SURGEON Woodwoh Pensacola Hospital
Passed Md hpmsn jaime: Foster wsshinston, D c. to
NJ Lieutenant Robert Emmet Hooe waiting orders, Baltimore.
Passed Midshipman Z. F. Beae. to Porpolse
Spoken.
By rs dsS: BS, from Collins Cage May w. 80 miles ship
Same day. brig Halleck, for do veasco, from Matanzas
fSh o Gsp AnppS IN Mobile
S%s f ss s S.sais srs ssos
Surrey from Demarara for Mobile 27th off Cape Antonio
copi, w, Tshs5 from Sandwich Islands Dec 49, day.
SOPHIA Kinney of North Yarmouth, I'm Norfolk for Dema-
Dana from Boston for New Orleans Feb 22 lat long H.
Foreign FOrts.
VERA Cruz. JAM 27-Ar Petersburg, NYork.
Home Ports.
THoMAsroN. March lo-Ar Fountain, Washburn from Nor
M.fh bM,ss Smith sya Fair
Ryder Gh,.is;,sa; Nav Bsnsi;. SeSbsrypei
and Hs!s a'as Hamilton Mystic
Below fore and q, .ehr said to BE- AIms McLOud from
RsTp.h,pnoes SID Chief Pa B,'smip, Rhilsdsiphia
rua; Panhea erriek Ba1bados 0fAa'0fa' An
RICHMOND, March Ia-sld Augustus Johnson Rogers,
WslTHALL, March is-Arr G,ronne Myers and Juliet
EsaS Bas SH acul!ea do ss@as
%aon do Alpine
s. TSS AS.Gi ffs S S.sS sson de oaf
N0saa. Cid Lswellin Randall Guadaionpe; amp.
Sd cs ssIs ssr Ess
Allen, Barb,does and martel2h Zephyr, Wood Ma
Es Ssssh March s.s! ."so d Packard Mse Benz
Ad,ms Adams Boston Sid steamer POiase Lieutenant
NV oILrAS', March s-C!d Niobs Lscaw, Boston; Gen
tSSss1; fe1' P%";
s s1s a
aa@aa
Co%sy B RI ssspn Hs
ia; Flora lspj Mrambei Barcelona; Sea. Beard Lasaaa
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
AMUsEMENTS.
PARK THEATRE

MONDAY EVENING March H.
Will be presented the Play entitled GREt BUSHES
Hundred Years Ago, with music scenery dresses
properties and decorations O'Kennedy, Mr.. Dyo
George, Barry Mama, Miss Clara Ellis; Geraldine, Mrs
Abbott.
To conclude with ALADDIN THE WONDERFUL
Aladdin Mira Skerret Abanazer Mr. Chippendale;
Pham Tonguck, Mr.. Fisher
Boxes st rs cents Cd cents-P Gallery
23 cents
SlGNOK SANQUIRICO.
GhAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Al PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,
oN,,o.,n In Chambers street.
Sti SANQulRlCO has the honor inform th patrons of
me Italian Opera his friends and the public generally that
nj ms s fs sna cry Concert will take place the Opera House
on mqnpay Evening" oath March upon which
SION ne following talented artists have kindly volunteered their
sIGRA. ROsINA PICO NINE OTTO.
hupil, slGNOhiNA FELICIA, years old. her
SIG ANTOGNINT SIG SaLOMoSsKi SIG RAPETTI.
The Eminent Carionet aud Flute
Mr.. TIL. w GRONENyELDT, and Mr. KYLE
FULL ORCHESTRA, and
SIGNOR Dk BEGNIS.
SIG ETiENNE and MIR BEAMi.S at Piano 10 Forte l.
Prices.First Tier and Parquee $l-Second Tier, so
Private Boxes Sc
\. B-The Boy Office will be open Thursday morning.
goth instant and following days. from ao'clock O'Clock
r. NJ, where seats may be secured.
Doors at oclock-perfomance commence at quar-
ter to o. clock precisely. mill &c
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
State or Trade.
5,068 nAa4Tota
Total -. .........

ietat .W.oLo
BREApsrUTFs.ihiym markc; continues inactive. Bran.
dywine a)ur quoted at 81 6sl 81 75 nessse 81 st
as4Sfl Georgetown 81 6ls; Richmond County S4 o6f
81 62a otgtain we hayc little 10 say. Rye fetches ~
ceuts.
CoTros--The market remains rather firm, al which q
moderate business doing the sales amount to about
1000 bales chis fly for exportwc anntx quotations:
LIyERPooL ALTON.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
New stock Exchange
SALES OF srocxs- eosror, Mar,

SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, March IA.
.9 The Exchange Board rs shaes Norwich and Worcesrr.
RI, 72a Ftchburg RR l9; 10 Boston aud Providence
tR l0a 10 Old olony R, 0l 10 do 1926 100 do lO2; 30
do 1874; 100 Wesern RR, 993< SO do 9sS; 200 Boston
Stock, 2S4; 215 Wilmington RR, 2lss
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
JAMES LACY,
ID r Il p E ER 4 ND TAIL OR,

JAMES Lazy,
DRAPER AND TAIL
REMOVED TO
154 William street, corner of Ann, New York,
II AS always hand select of fashion
ble style Of goods be found ia the market consisting of
CLorHs-English French and American, of almost every
color from medium quality the finest.
CASSlMERES-Wool Blacks Plaids Stripes Figured aud
Il. site, in great variety
vEsTINGS-Silks Satins Marseilles, Cashmes,, Vel
vets, &c.
As, white Satin. figured and plain rich light slk velvets
&c for bas and parties with variety Of other goods,
partIcularse, suitable for
Gentlemeu patronizng this rely hav
their made order the best possible
and satisfaction to quality, fit, and workmanship
given.
[65The LOWEST CASH Price will be asked, from which
ABATEMENT WILL BE MApE and IN oder to against bad
debts by which would be obliged
for the nonpayment Of Others CASH DELrvERr will in all
cases be required
Also hand select Of Ready Made Clothing
Office Goats Pants, Vests Dress and Frock Goats &c., &c.
reduced prices - -
Gentlemen furnishing their goods them made
and trimmed in the best BILE Ia good fit warranted
in all the price of the goods follow.
ing prcesPan and Vests S2 Dress Coats 81 $40;
Frock Goats S8:o$I2 other garments in proportion.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
MARITIME HERALD.
Shlp aiastsra and Axent..

snip Masters and Agents.
we shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
% hosEET SIvEY Captain Of our News Boat., Of
tne shipping lett at the whence they sailed the
spoken on heir passage list Of their and any foreign
dents hoioe abroad will also confer favor by s.ndng
this ohlcr any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
PORTER.
A LIE AND Older.
JOHN J. STAFF,S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT

UTTLINNT ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. 2ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum
lN his sincere thanks his friends aud the puLic
eneray for the liberal share Of patronage already
aud hopes by strict attention business merit contuu
auce.
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider
Cfoton Ale, London Brown Stout.
and Scotch Ale
Orders for shipping attended to with despatch mhliec
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c
HENRY KAHN - Liberty street, up stair, baye Just
IL ceiyed and oiIer for sa complete Of
FRENCH AH1IFlCl Al FLOWERS,
in lunches spfss and single Materials for do do and all
kinds of - -. ...z
WATER COLORS,
for flower manufacturer which liquid pink
color Of very superior quality Also an invoice OF
PARIS CAPS,
for Ladies and Children Of very rich embroidery Hair Pins
colored. mill 2msrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
ICE. ICE! ICEl

ICE !! IOE! ICE
NOTlCE-RENEIR q. WORTENDYKE 4 co
lN rectuy inform their old customers and the public
raj thai hsyog Just effected arrangement with Union
to Iecsye consInt supply Of ice annually fr term Of years
prepared sell and del any part OF the city,
reasonable terms
All orders must left 80 Wall barge, foot Duane
street at 37 Blocker the residence of H. G.. Woren
dyke, the Oldest ice dealer in the city Of New York
mhI St stssrc
TRUNK BOARDS-too0 lbs. Boston Trunk Boards eceiv.
l. ed and for sale by PEkSSE \ BROOKS,
mh5 65 and 81 Nassau I.
IIEMP27 bales American Water Rot Hemp Of very sure
quality landing ship Geneva from N Orleans
sale by r. X. COLLINS & co.
mice 76 South street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

=, Passengers Arrived.
MoBILr-Barque Phena-A. s. Park aud p. Smith.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
LOTS IN CITY AND PORT OF TRESPA.
LAClOS. TEXAS. For SALE

THE propreors Of the above very valuable property have
left the disposal OF the lots the above named place rs
by 100 feet SIS each, committee with the provso
scribed for.
The city fTspaacos. formerly called AUSTIN is situated
on the Irespaatins River md Bay with sufficient
enable ships u come the wharf
Now h It Texas forms part Of this Republic, there is
no doubt that emigration will flow the lace nd
sans aud mechanics respectfully invited direct their
tenticn to il.
For and any information respecting the above apply
to MIR. g. Fead No. Hanover street or Mr. T. Galia
det, No IL Park place. MI nth &27th ere
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., Auctoueer.
u THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEI 90

~ THE RAIL ROAD DkPOT HoTEIIns HSfInsee eone, a,b
::U Avenue and S6h stteet-Anthony j. Becker 10 will
sell E aaetS. nc i. g Th%ur, the s7h day March
property the east side Of the M Avenue and south side
6h street The ground contains SO on the avenue and loo
feet on the which curbd regulated and the
ssessmeat pald th property within two blocks of large
ing with cellar and kitchen under whole with ses on
S6h set The premises desirable for the purpose Of
public house. and occupied such $1,000 $4,000 can
re- sY on i bond and rent Possession w
and particulars apply the Broad street
f20to mr27<m ~ ""s'S
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR.
140 and 15i BrO0dWay, corner OF Liberty st.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, founded III. Ist of December
l83 public FOR the sale Of every description oil
Staple and Fncy Goods will be enlarged the of MAY next
The subscriber having rsnt the upper bndns Isl
Broadway, will ru in complete repair ard it a magn.
fcent amer, large galleries where the traders
aud will bebe to obtain cheap rent
aud and the ladies and gentlemen splendid
place Of and publ and fashionable promenade
MRS; II SHANKLAND, Daeu.rrian Artist, has already
rented the front part Of the galleries Sa
loon where she will continue before give the perfect
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR.
including the best kind Of Moroc, 0 Case or Frame.
Several Counters To let, with glass casesenquirs the
Bszaar. L. A. ARTAULT
mhl1
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

Domestic ImpOrtati0ns.
. .MonILE-Brrqne Phena-l box mdse Durham & Dimon.-
al8 bales cotton Taber Berwth.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE
III II NJ "A N II A IR,

And OtherWlse Improve
FOR THE Low PRICE on THREE sHILLINas
pEADER! sell ,hfee shilling bottles that you may know
~ his not Of the hair humbuss Of the day at ST. Ws
expect you IL than to
the allowing litisslt will force the hair 10
part where nature intended hair grow falling of
Scur Dand ua and make light red hair darn
For dressing the hair soft and sky nothing exceeds this IL
indeed the economical article made for the
hair. IL cheaper than the trash called HAIR oils aud il will
keep the hair order with application twice long
other article made.
Sold-prce 3, shings boeat the sign Of the Ame
cn Eagle 82 Chatham street, New York; 100 Eutonstree
Brooklyn State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Phila
dephiai and Pssss, broadway, Albany. mhlt imsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BooT AND

- h; JOHNSON (late Wilson Johnsop) has -
Yon hand in store li2 nathan street. directly ~zm
lposte the theatre, Of the best assorted STOCK, OF
Boots and shoes that be had in the city Gents Kip,
ali Grain aud Seal Thick and Tha soled Boots and Shoes
regd and sewed, from the Eastern manuiact rles Lade.
CATERS Buskns Ties, slps, &c. of every description
variety fChldns shoes than other in this
city. Gstemen's fine Caters different kinds. Gents
Buckssin Shoes Sportsmens, Fishermen's and seamens
Boots.
Store open till o'clock the evening" giving country
chants opportunity ofxamnng the goods at their leisure
mhi4 imsrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

- THE UNDERSIGNED, Paientees and Nanufactur-
ters OF the Neapoan Bonnets, respectfully inform the
trade that they ready supply the above article
purchass RS. y ~~
They warrant that they alter and clean the Bonnet
Buyers cautioned inferior article Of the kind
the market (Ihe genuine article for which received the
silver medal at the last fair OF has
ticket upon IT, Applyo THOMAS vYSE, ia Pearl street,
or az the MANUFACTURED Of PATTISON, NOS X CO.,
fI8 2aw3msrc No rs Delaney street,
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

A WHEELER, TAILOR, No. 4 4COURTLANDT ST.
Agent fr the above has hand and keeps constantly
pan squares Crotch Squares Elliptic Angles Board
directing falors visiting the city various places
they may such articles they need and attend
PATCH mhI5 2,eodi il itWvsm
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

NEW IMPORTING HOUSE
FRENCH GOODS.
A U r E N T " BROT Their
az BEAVER STREET have received by the last packets
" acomplete assortment Of NEW GOODS, which they
oner TO dealers the lowest Particular
is invited to the folio wing description of goods:
New and splendid patterns Nous de LANES
Also new patterns of Balzornes and Bareges
Extra rich Foulard Silk Dresses
Very rich Cashmere de Coils Gallery Shawls
New style Mosador and Isly Shawls
Bsrege Shaws and Scarfs
French Cloths and Cassmeres. ma 2otissrrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
MR. RROTTGH,S

WK. BKOUGH'S
CO M L M IN TARY CONC ERT :.
'HHE COMMITTEE Of Arrangements for conducting the
Concert given 70 Mr. Brough, complimentary him for
his :ervces upon all occasions the charitable and other
ceties OF New York beg il will
take place on Wednesday evening, 26th March.
SGNORA T. PlCO has kindly delayed her departure for
Boston, to give her valuable aid on the occasion
days. ' - ~ m q o,sc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
TO TAILOkS.
SPRING IND SIMMER


SPRING IND SUMNER FASHIONS FOR 1915.
THOMAS OLIVER, Reporter Of London and Paris FASH
ons tase this opportunity Of informing the Taors OF the
SPRING AND SUMNER PLATES OF FASHIONS,
will be ready for delivery by the 25h the Store his
Of Broadway.
Mr. OLIVER has spent the last in Europe where he
has fesn devotng his and talents the getting
Of Fashions and he ventures nothing by saying, that his
Spring Plae for 1885, will throw far the back ground all
other Plates OF Fashons that have been may
this Mr. o. the trds that hing has been
II undone spared, that could tn least degree
contribute his Spring Plate urpass any thing of h
kind Published Europe America and he eels conf
dent that will receive the appreciation of the trade
Mr. OIvrR again calls the attention Of the his
celebrated SYSTEM OF CUTTING which is rapidly doing
away with all tbs systems in the United States aud
which ha. been received with such general appreciation by
alor of England and France still be had Of his Agent
Mr. Whesier who will explain Terf and simple
cipe to any who .sh TO obtain Did Mr. o. honestly
believe that the claims OF his founded pre-
eminent principles for aud oud
time be broug to the notice of the trades but he would
can any stronger evidence be adducd in favor Of than
triumphant success has met with in England France aud
Amercai be had at the moderate seven dol
lars with practical instruction Terms subcrbes for the
Fash on Plate will be 81 annum so payable
N advance Persons sending orders for the Fashion
fae particularly requested write their names town.
county and STATE gibe hand avoid mistake By
tending 10 this and enclosing the cash. they rely upon
plat or book being mailed the day that their order
ceived.
All orders must be accompanied by the money or they
will not be attended to.
BAH orders for Fashion and System, must be address
ed post paid, to Il. OLIVER
Courtlardt street. New York.