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Those of the passengers who remained Bermuda are
all we'll 1t is probable they will all come back New
York again, they can procure suitable con-
yeyance for the freight etc. they have IN charge Some
of hem we are informed. intend continuing their journey
to California by way of New Orleans and Chagres
The Quinnipiac Trading and Mining Company leave
New York for Vera Cruz in the barque Plymouth. Per.
klns on Thursday next Provisions, &C. are TO be sent
round the Cape. The company will visit the principal
battle fields In Mexico
NOTICE TO CALIFORIA EMIGRANTS.
WAR DEPARrMKNr, March H.
The following regulations will govern IN issuing arms
and ammunition, under the resolution of Congress, ap.
proved March 2, lSi9i
l. Each applicant send TO the War Department an
affidavit that il is his bona fds intention emgrae 10
Oregon, California o New Mexico the may be
and must state distinctly what and ammunition Ia
requires >, n,
4 On receipt OF application and affidavit allow
stated a sufficient supply of the arms and ammunition
designated by hun and equip each applicant msy
he delivered TO him his order payment OF the COS
the reol provided the government has such arms, aud tbs
same can be sold without detriment the public
and if nor applicant may receive such other
and ammunition no shall select, the condition
& Arms and ammunition furnished as above will be de
veed each applicant or TO his authorized agent. The
nearest convenient arsenal where the be
The place of delivery desired by the applicant should
designated. ufo- W. Cuhw rohp
Secretary OF War
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA
l. SONRY Proposals invited for the graduation and
masonry of the following described sections OF this road
the ctions averaging mile in ength-com mcncing in
the of Cumberland Sections 2. T. 8, and TO- will
lot embracing consde rockwork along the POLO
river bluffs, and the masonry of several bridges
section l5 Also all the sections from 30 to a. inclusive
exce ping sections - and Az beginning q miles from
uberland about mite below the mouth of Savage riv
er, and terminating the summit of the mountain The
work upon the sections is heavy containing much rock
and tunnels each about 600 feet in length,
and bridge considerable size. The whole number
sections be let is % in the OF the spring and
upwards OF 80 more heavy SECTIONS will be put un-
der between Cumberland and Three Forks creek
The remaining sections between those points, and other
work beyond the latter, will be let in the spring of 1850
Specifications of the work the - sections be let will
be ready by 18th March They will be dis.
trbued from the Com pany's Off in Baltimore Feder
ick, Harper's Ferry, Cumb ,hind, and Washington. The
proposals i'll be directed the undersigned, No 25
Hanover street, Baltimore, and will be received until Sat
urday, the 18th OF April, inclusive Before making bids,
the lne should be thoroughly examined, and the resident
engineers will be in attendance thereon to give inipr
nation The most Satisfactory testimonials will be de-
handed The payments will be made in cash, reserving
the usual % per until the completion OF the
The energetic prosecution OF the work will be
CURED.
BY order OF the President and Directors:
BENZ. H. LATROBE,
Mar 20-eotApN Chief Engineer.
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Rv n. GREEN, .9ucft0nccr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUG TON On Monday the 18th instant, shall sell
the residence lately occupied by the Hon. r. c. Win
throp, on street. the of Sd street. at 10 o'clock
a. m, an excellent assortment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany har-seat sofas
Parlor and arm rocking chairs
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
DO marbe.top centre table and washstands
, Do dressing and plain bureaus dressing tables
Do wardrobes, French bcdsteads, hat-rack, &c
French plate mirror and her ooking-glasses
Imitation rosewood and maple cane-seat chairs
Maple high and low-post bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
brussels, ingrain and step carpets, hearth rugs, &c
Plated shutters and trays, bronzcd candlestcks, &c.
Embroidered damask, and white window curtains
China, glass, crockery, and Britannia ware
lvorY-handle knives aud forks, spoons &c.
Andirons, shovel, toDgs, and tenders
Cooking and other stoves, refrigerator, &c
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils.
Terms All sums of and under $50, cash over $40,
credit of 90 and 30 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar H-5t Auctoneer.
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NTEW Spring Gsoods.-The subscribers are now I,
receipt OF the following new and elegant goods wh
have been selected the latest i'm orations OF Phad
phia early in consequence OF the anticipated deman
the approaching balls, those who ami
cipate leaving the city soon thereafter In materials 10
ball dresses We name
Embroidered Labrador, entirely new and beautiful
H2h-colored plain hermann
Embtoide red silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeabe gace silks
Rich chanseablc gros dc Antiques
Pink blue, and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka -mssns, all colors
Light pink ana blue plain mousseiincs de lame
Plain pink, blue, and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robos
Colored silk illusions, plain
In silk and other dress goods we name
Changeable glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
EZRA rich black Gro de Rhines
Do do black striped and waered silks
New STYLES Mousseline de Lame
Do do French lawns and chintzes
Do Bereges, Grenadines, &C.
In fancy articles we name
Is new styles black silk visites and sacks
IS rich lace capes
rs worked collars and CHEMISTS
10 pieces new style wide sash ribands
20 do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shaWls
5 boxes real net mts
30 dozen Baiou's gloves, every shade aud size
10 do white silk hose, embroidered, ribbed, and plan
Together with many other new and desirable goods,
which invite attention. believing our stock to be at
81" Mar arr aSN2wif Wiz p H. HooE Il co
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Ry u. GREEN, .gucityne.r ,.

rVNRUSTEE'S sale-By virtue OF a deed oil trust iron
i William Wheaty, recorded in Liber w. b. No l2S
fos and 10, of the land records for the county
Washington, the subscriber will offer for sale at pub
auction the highest bidder, Tuesday next, the 3E
instant, o'clock lots Nos 20 and rs, In squaa
i97, situated a street SOUTH between and II streets
lots As the and neigborhood OF these lots are bel
ing gradually improved, the attention oil purchasers Id
ved to this good investment
In case of bad weather the sale will be postponed unl
The ne fair day Terms will be LIBERAL and made know
the sale. JOHN CAhROLL BhEN 1, Trustee
Mar l4-3WST A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
The above sale IL postponed In consequence OF ihi
rain until Thursday, the 22d instant, same hour.
Mar 2l-2t A. GREEN.
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A Card.
AMERICAN horeL, New York, Feb. "a

AMERICAN horEL New York, Feb. "a, Is49.
WILLIAM JACQUELIN TAYLOR, formerly OF Rich
w mond Virginia, and late of the United States Hotel
IN Washington, and Rathbuns Hotel in New York. takes
this method OF informing his friends that he is
gagged at the American Hotel, Broadway, Of
Barclay street, where ne will be most happy them
promising attention in his to render their
In New York as agreeable rs possible.
Feb 27-d6,cIm
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TN SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, ls49.

message in writing received from the President
of the United States at the hands OF Colonel Bliss.
On motion by Mr.. BADGER, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF executive business; and alter lew
minutes so SPENT the doors reopened.
The Senate and officers, pursuance OF the resolu-
ton passed YESTERDAY proceeded the hall OF the House
OF Representatives TO attend the funeral services OF the
Hon RUDoLpHUs DICKINSON.
The ceremonies having been concluded, the Senate re-
turned to their chamber, and adjourned.
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Hv n. GREEN, .amctt0meer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
I'll AUCTlON.--On Thursday, the 22i instant, | shat
SELL the boarding house of Mrs. Hosworth on Pennsyr
vana avenue between Sd and ~ Streets al ~ o'clock
a good lot of furniture, Wis
Mahogany sdeboards, bureaus, and tables
Maple bedseads, and other chairs
Do. setee washstands, and toilette sets
Mantel cot TX, ornaments, and looking glasses
Androns, shovel and tongs, and Tenders
Hair and shuck mattresses
Solar and hall lamps
Paror, STEP aud chamber carpets
Passage and stair oiicoth
Straw mating, hearth rugs, NC,
Cooking, alright, and other
Also good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms of sale All sums of and under 800. cash oe'
500, credit OF sixty and ninety days, for sarsh
torly endorsed, bearing interest.
No po,ponement on account of the weather. Sale, ram
shine. A. GREEN,
Mar i7-eodNds AucIioneef
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d ELIABLE ashington, North CAROLYN
IL Mr. Fowle Dear sir "Mr. IIervey Ill., whose cehT
is given below, is OF respectable aud
honest farmers, and his wife now en- joys good health.
Every respectfully, yours
''WM A. SHAW, NJ. D."
BEAUFORT COUNTY, North Carolina,
Cbocownlty, near Washington, Aug. IL, 1871
The undersigned, feeling grateful for the relief ao't
by the of Dr. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry, deems
that it is but of justice say that but for ns
of that valuable remedy his wife, long afflicted win
what she and all others considered consumption wop1
have probably been this, in her grave. But all m
dangerous and plea symptoms have been emo't
by the of lew bottles, and she attends to her dan
avocations as usual. HERVEY HILL
Look well to the signature. Remember il must be \
Butts on the wrapper. For sale by ,,
r. S. PATTERSON,
Mar 20-3t Washington, d D.
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INOR RENT, comfortable threc-story brick Owen
l. ing. furnished unfinished, in the vicinity oil y
City Hall and Al street. Application to be made belwse
the 18th of Marcn and LIST OF April 10
Mar I7-eodtApl A. GREEN, Auconeer
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The Senate, as in committee of the whole, proceeded
to the consideration of bills of the following titles:
An act for the relief of Major Charles Larrabce;
An act for the relief of Alexander McEwen
An act for the relief of David Thomas OF Philadelphia
And no amendment having been offered, they were
reported the Senate, ordered third reading, read
third time, and passed.
On motion, the Senate ad journed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Jesse MEEK, has the pleasure Of say
orally, that lie has now received and opened
his stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been se!r ctedwith great care by hlm-
self, and particularly adapted TO THIS market,
comprising ali the various colours, qualities
STYLES Of Cinths, G. assImeTes, Cassinetts, James,
Tweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, &c
TO THE LADIES: My assortm. mt OF Ladies'
Dress Good, IS complete, comprising every
thing ada pied To their wants, and all VERY NICE
TO THE YorxG GEuTIEMES:-I would say that
your wants have been properly apPre Grated, and
sou viii find all 20 H."
10 THE MEcu,yIc5:-l can say that | bring
nothing tIat comes in competition with your
bn siness, and | ouId most respectfully invite
YOU 10 call and examine my Stock; do not
say that ] will sell yon GooGs fl1ehty per cent
cheaper than any other House in the city. were |
to do, you would say that il was all hnnbng-
Eery, anl righitnAy tao; but this much | do say,
that you shall find my Goods As CHEAP As AT ANY
OTHER House ~ TIE CITY, no mater utat they
may seU at.
III am happy to say, that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board "a
vessel bound for California, but are rushing right
to my Store, 10 get good, nice and cheap Coos.
&C ONE GA COME on. ALL.!.
10000 Pounds OF WOOL wanted,
Ana all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, June 9, 1919. 19-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
An ORDINANCE.
Providing for Tie sale Of Lots in the Iaj!ic Ba-

rytng Ground.
SEC. /. Be il ordained ty ne N-ySf aai Com
mon Council Of TIE city Of RichMoni, That all
lots Of ground laid out as family burying lots,
in the north east portion of tn. public bur wing
ground, or that may be hereafter laid out as
such, in any portion thereof, shall be subject TO
sale upou lii. conditions nAfneG III the following
sections Of this Ordinance.
SEC. =. b. Il fagfisr rl4iHeR, That any per-
son wishing purchase any of tle fatAiy Du-
ryIng lots, mentioned in the first section Of has
Ordinance. shall make application 10 Tie clerk
of the common council. informing Tim Of The
number OF the lot such Applicant wishes 10 pnr-
chase-to which iot II not previously sold or Sc
iectcd. such applicant shall be- entitled 10 quit
claim deed from the city, by tIrst paying INTO
the hauGs of the city treasurer three collars
taking his receipt therefor, specify ing the num-
b. Of the lot paid for, and pom the prescitt
ton of said receipt to the CLERK OF the common
council, H.. shall forthwith proceed to maze such
applicant quit-ciain deed 10 the lot specified
in sad receipt in the OF the city OF Rich
mond II be use. for the purpose of 4 buryirg
ground, and for other purpose whatever,
which deed shall be 81 gned by the mayor aitt 81
ed by the clerk, and scaled with the seal OF sal!
city, which deed shall be binding upon the
city. and shall be considered and taken stIiii
cient convey all the right, title and interest OF
the city said lot specified SAID deed, TO such
applicant;
SEC. 3. Be it further o,t}ained, That any and
all buryn- lots, now laid n.t and occupied by
any a burying place for their family or
relatives shall be consi tered an! he'd as belong
ing to the city and shall be subject to sale on
th. same conditions as any other lot, excep,
those for which certificates have been issued hv
the proper authority: Prorided, honreref, That
the person occupying it, or the relatives Of
sr-g, person shall in all cases have Tie. prefer
once OYER any other person whatever: 10
snch bnryin,. lot shall b. sold to any ether per
son without giving due notice to the person, or
relatives of the person by whom il may be oc-
cnujta and giving them a fair opportunity of
pu hasrp ti,. same: Pro, iGed also sSuci, per
son or relative shall reside within the c'ty Of
Richmond, at the time such application by
other person shall be made. But nothing 81 this
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
New Orleans Exchange.
Sight sell i9l pm. 81 days buyim, and | dis
~ da VS. buy int. Oft % days int. and ! dis.

We have published more cvid ence of the val
ne OF Naughn's Great American Remedy. the
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture in our columns
the past SIX months than have ever published
~ as many years of amy other preparation. 1t
VIII stand higner and perhaps does at the pres
cnt moment. than any adv riised or uuaiver,ised
medicine In the whole catalogue Of nostrums-
The article Is cure for every thing: TO prove il.
look over our columns aud see evidence OF The
cure of Dropsy, rheumatism. Gravel. SC rolul,.
and fifty other various complaints, nd from peo-
pie of truth, 100; names, dates. &c given
read the pamphlet in the Agents hands. The
advertisement is in columns under the Great
American Remedy,
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For the Palladium.
The Lonely One.


rare upon the deep blue sky,
when stars are glowing bright,
And scented breezes softly sigh
Around the throne Of night;
AMI think Of moments ever fled,
OF hours forever gone,
And seem to hear, as from the dead
"Thou art a lonely one"
Igaz: upon the blushing east,
When tunefui morning giows.
And FIora's votaries richly feast
On myrtle, pink and rose.
Ihear the songslers, thro' the sky
Rejoicing. in the san,
But still. the whispering breezes sigh,
"Thou art a lonely one"
Igaze upon the howery vale,
Where natures charms appear.
But all. her charms cannot avail,
Ny mind, oppressed, 10 cheer;
hear a voice in dreams, BY night,
When daylight dreams are dome
hear a voice, a: morning light
"Thou art "a lonely one"
Dark tenPests, in my soul, prevail
No beauteous scene can cheer,
For still that solemn, dirge-liAe wall,
l. lingering ~ my ear
know that / am fathcrless.
And brightest days are gone
In VAN, seek for happiness.
I'm still, lonely one.
u. -. II.
Newport, Ind, Nay 21Gi, 1919.
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RscHxosD, May 2s,',, l;

RICHMOND May xcuns Io1S'
100 20 public notice, meeting was he'd
~. nGsshediss Episcopal Church, for the pur-
= rsssxsnizing tho Bible Society Of R'ch-
-. = - ssxiIiary to the Bible Society o.
csessviile.
- meeting was organized BY appointing
=. Z. w. Miller Ci,aivman and James N. nays
Ssspaary. c.n.,;.
=. Rev. II. J. Dsrbin then offered Cons''-
=. for tho government Of the Society. VINO"
n, being slightly amended was ADOPTED
n. Society then went into the e'sc',0" o.
80 vl,n the following persons were chosen
-. for the ensuing year: JoHs SAILOR
er,ileat. JAMES, NJ. HAr'. Seerefary' FRANCE
urllrr, TSeasureT.
,e,son can become member OF this So
-. - having any sum, and a life member by
,.y;ss three dollars.
IA Society then adjourned to meet again on
a. e,,, Monday in July in the Presbyterian
Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-06
MINERAL w A TER.

TINE undersigned have erected an establish
,nent and are manufacturing superior ar
tcle of MINERAL W ATER, and are now pre-
pared to supply customers by the cozen or sin-
gle bottle. Having gone 10 considerable ex-
pc procuring machinery, and from theiE
experience in the business, they fee! confide at
that they cannot fail to please their customers
with this delightful beverage. Orders from a
distance promptly attended to-
IrPersons wishing TO purchase can be supplied
by leaving their orders al Mr.. Brgttweli's Store.
LAVE s. ROSA
Richmond. May 50, 1919. 23-;f
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T,IRAsHING MACHINES.
Splendid Sale of Real Estate.

by virtue of authority 10 me directed from
! the Wavne Probate Court, Will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder. the following
real estate. TO wit: zone hundred rods in width
off of the East side, of the South vest quarter
of Section No Is, in Township No. l3. and
Range No. l West in w ayne County, Ineiiana."
being the farm formerly owned by Eiizabet tn
Ellis. daughter OF Shaderiek Henderson. The
sale Will commence about 10 O'Clock of SATURDAY
the 9Th day of July. 1919, al the Banking house
door IN the city of Richmond, III said county.
upon the foioSiny conditions: ODe third of
the purchase money will be required III hand
one third in nine. and one ihtrd IN eighteen
months from the Gay of sale, the purchaser to
give notes with approved security. on deferred
payments waiviur the benefit OF tine valuation
and appraise ment Laws.
ST. BARNES, Commissioner.
May %, 1919. 22,s
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RALPH A. PAIGE. ED. c. PAIGE
4 New Gold Mine Discovered
ALL COMPARISON Is DEFIED.-AN ENTIRE New
SrocX or Spring. Il Summer Goods,
DIRECT FRoM NEW YORK AID Pun AnEI PILL

- \. * f. c. PAIGE. No. %. South
a. West Corner Of Man and Ieafl streets,
RICHMOND. INDIANA. respectfully invite the at
tcniIon OF their friends and the public generally
10 very large and splendid stock of the late ST
aud most approved styles Of Fore gn and Do
nestle, Elaln and Fancy Goods. Cloths, of all
colors and qualities; Cassinets, a large assort-
ment-entirely new styles of Plain and Fancy
Ncstings; satin, La Mole, Plain ana Fancy, do.
70 THE LADIES:-We especially invite
their attention 10 our stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods. such as-Enbroidered La Brilliants:
eros dc Indus; Muslin de CEeres; SILK striped
ana Embroidered Grenadines; Barcges and lis
sues: Jacquercd MuslinS: Lawns; French Jacon-
etts; Grandrtl!s; Ciareudens; Silk Stripe Persian
ana Scotch GInghams; Linen Lustres; t.lnbroi-
dered Swiss; Alpaceas; Prints; &c. &c: Rib
bons; Laces: Nets and Illusions; Arttficials;
reaihs, &c. &c, Parasos; Slippers: Bonuets
ami Bonnet Silks; Hosiery; Gloves ana small
wears IN endless variety; Millinery trimmings;
French Collars Of the late style; Tibet; Sill. ;
Grape; Wide Lainc and Fancy ShawIs; &c.
TO THE YOgNE CENTLE,,FN Of our
city and vicinity. we would say:-pleasa to cal!
ana examine our GOODS. and Won cannot fail
TO DC suited IN Fancy. " h,e and Brown Linens
La'nartiues; Drap dc etc: Cashnlarcts, &C.. &C.
Hats of the very lates. stvle Panama; lie gilorn
tatm; ouths Lace: Jenny Lvnd aud Fancy
Hats; California and Glazed Hats and Caps in
great variety Looking Glasses; Glassware;
OueenswGre; Groceries, Sc, &c.
10 al who wish 10 save money in Surchasinr
goods, we would say: call and examX and YOU
wiIl be convinced that save You 20 per
cent on the prices of any house which assumes
20 requisite the prices of Goops in the west; and
at the same time show you Stock, all OF
which is ENTIRELY NEW. Call ana examine
fSJAil kinds OF Produce taken in exchange
Richmond, June s. 1919. l5:if
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WAYNE COUNTY TURNPIKE.

VyNUE Stockho.iers OF the Wayne County
Turnpike Company, are hereby notified
that the SECOND instrument. being SG,43 each
share, will be due the 10Th day OF Ola /,
(Junel next The great state OF forward ess III
the work makes it inpor:aa: that payments
saoulI be promptly maze
BENZ. STRATTAN, Treas.
9Th mo. 31th SO. %
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FREMONT.s EXPEDITION:
New Goods ut NO. II. Main st.

view GOOuS III NO. II, Main 81.
"E beg leave to say to the citizens Of Rich
w mond and the surrounding country, that
we have received and opened, direct from New
Y ork and Philadelphia, q large and desirable
Stock of MERCHANDISE. embracing a
extensive assortment OF GENTLEMEN's SUMNER
AvD LADIES DEEss GooDs--the iat,st styles;
" ith great variety OF
BONNETS, PARASOLS. PRINCES,
GIMPs. RIBBONS, ARTlFICIALS. &C..
which will be disposed OF at prices to make il an
object to those wishing to purchase.
I'm b. Our stock of l'lSlNNl is full
and will be disposed Of at Cincinnati ,rho!esaLe
prizes.
A fresh supply Of the Celebrated Can
ton n e "a > .-.rarranted TO give universal
satisfaction. PECHELL j DEDRICk-
RICHMOND, June e, 1919. 20tf