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A REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.

eR- ). HOW ELS having ass lated his faith
~ er, Joseph Howells' sen, IN business with
hun, isfies To say TO the public that they design
carrying on The Drug business under The firm Of
howell q Co They have removed their Store
TO NO. !. IN the new building a few doors we 81
where they will be prepared 10 furnish every
thing IN the line Of Drugs Medic Chemicals
faInts; OILS; Dyes; Glass; Brushes; &C. &c
OF the best quality in the market and viii sell at
the lowest prices They warrant every thing
they sell, and esptciaHy request any one who i
not satisfied with any article they may buzz Of
them, 10 return IT aud their money shall be re
funded, as they are determined to give satisfac-
Ton To all. They have fitted up their room at
great cost, and are prepared to supply all de-
hhnds, and fill all orders. Cali at No. 4.
Richmond, January % 1850 5tf
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IIUNTING TON USE,

Main street, RtchH0Rd, Ind.
Mis- House formerly known as the ''Man-
sion House and occupied by h BRookISs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting II up in modern style for the
accommodation of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed in
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up and conse rably enlarged his Stable,
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsrIEE, aud plenty of the best OF feed for horses
The unde gned feels contfdeu that, by strict
ate ntion TO the wants OF his guests, he will me
a share of public patronage
Boarding 10y the Day or Week
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Nav 10. $50. Off
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Briggs Il Carpenters PatcE.; FEraV-
c.fin. I'hr:sshing Machine.

npon which the patentria ht expired ia March
last. and application having been made for
uewai, official information has been receive. of
its rejection by the Patent Office Department.
They would To the public that they have
gotten up entire new set OF Patterns for this
machine which the are buiidiug. ana they think
this fact wiil abolish the objections here To fore
maze to II.
The rroprictors Of the SPRING FOIfNDE-
RI ar. Practical Mechanics, and have had much
experience in binding 1hrashinG Machines
They have facilities for fitting up their Castings,
which they Manufacture themselves Of the h~st
rnateria.1 which enable them make thri
Machinery 6cfter and sfH Il cteopcr than any
other establishment Mt IN the country. They war
rant all their Ihra-hing Macnus 10 perform aS
rerotnine nded. They also MAKE, 10 order, Nil
Gearing of the latest stNI OF Patterns, ana tit
ted mp III the best manner. Also.
NEI oo1s n 2AH GA n r.,
such Double ana Single Carding Machines,
CunGensors, Roller and Jaw Jack Spinning Ma
chimes, Power Looms, Mapping and shearing
Machines, &c, &c. manufactured IN Il manner
unexcellcd in the West. Machinery Of every
kind re- pured the shortest notice.
J5~Shop in the North part Of Richmond, ne ar
the Paper Mil
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Notices Of Marriages. and Deaths, when fur
nished by those Interested, when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, charged
50 cents per square for the overpus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver
tiseme nts inserted on the pecunary responsible
~ Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advert nts every
three months.
Candidates for office, who subsc ribers can
have their names inserted for one dollar; those
who not subsc Tibers, two dollars; both to be
paid invariably in advance.
ADM Illustrators advertisements. being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
tration, are expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
gTWe expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. b. PALMER, is our Agent AT New York.
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Ohio. lmdiasa:l and Illinois
VNELElSn ~ APH About one the asa

II n II ABOUT one tncuSanu
u miles of The Lines constituting the Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois Telegraph, will be compile
ted IN August aud the Subscribers for the Stock
III the various towns between Chicago, Toledo.
Cincinnati aud Evansville, are requested TO at
tend meeting in person, or by proxy. at 1ndi-
annapolis on the Did day of August next at IL
o'clock, to max further arrangements for the
welfare and efficiency Of the Line. CertIiic a,es
Of Stock under the authority OF the Company
~ i'll be furnished soon as complete lists of the
Subscriber in each place forwarded to w. J.
DELASo, Sup't. Of the Line, at Dayton. Ohio.
HENRY O'RlELLI.
New York, April Goth, 1850. sati
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The Place TO Isuy Cheap and
NEW GOODS.

HNHE subscribe have iust made addi-
ton to thel stock of Goods, and they
respectfully invite their friends and the public
TO call, examine and compare prices With the
same sort OF Merchandise, now for sale IN
other Stores in Richmond. They are dfteTHila
ed 10 offer hei, customers good bargains. and
il will not be the fault OF e. SIlON EN- a.
Co, il purchases are not made.
They have a well -selectcd stock of Cloths.
Cassmeres, Sattinetts, Jeans. Flanuels. Ladies
Dress Goods. GentIemen's Summer Goods,
Palm Leaf Hats, &c, sc.
BOOTS; SHOES: Umbrellas; Paraso.s;
Hardware: QueenSware; Groceries !;
Nails; Glass. &c. &c. for sale al fair
and reasonable prices.
CASH Paid for Wool! and Prod lScc
OF all kinds, received in exchange for Goods.
c. SHOWER & co.
Pearl Street, South Of The Catholic Churei.
RIcRMoNp, May %, 1850. est
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Six-Horse Power Separator.

of the newest aad most improved stale. This
machine is gotten up IN the most durable ana
substantial rnanner-the Patterns being entire
~ new, and the Horse- power giving sufficient
speed without pushing the Horses out ct F., reg
utar wax. THIS machine will thrash aud clean,
a the same process, three hundred bushels per
day They also manufacturing what has
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THRASEING MACHINES

of every kind IN d superior manner. Iacy are
now building. ii addition to their we'll know II
Four. Five and Six-horse power BELT, and
Four-hor>e power TT MILLING; SHAFT Ma
chimes, (which machines witrly ana fa-
vorabAy known heretofore manufactured by
J. NJ & J. II. liutton, who have low retire.
lr1,t In .
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THE SPRING FOUNDRY.
an Hk - >ADS

nROPRIETORS Of the weIl-known Foun-
oery, would respectfully call the attention
of " heat Growers and the public generally, to
the fact that theycontinue 10 manufacture at
their establishment III Richmond. Wayne coun-
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RY EMPRESS.

lust received from, Philadelphia and for sal,
- at No. 26. few pieces Of hoice aud Sea
sonable Dress q GODS. the very 'ne pins ultra
Call and see. BENJAMIN STRATTON.
9th mo. 2fI. $50. 35-3w
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LOOK AT THIS.

A LII persons knowing themselves Indebted to
IN the undo rsigned, hereby notified 10 come
forward aud make prompt settlement, either by
paying the cash giving their notes; as must
and Ill have settlements.
JOHN SCFERINS.
Richmond, Jan. 30, 1880. Off
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Re adv Made Clothing.

gotten up n a superior style. and OF good ma
teEIsiS lis stock consists oil all mos Of Dress.
Sick and Oesr Goats: ests and Pants; for ei-
ther " ater OF summer
He has atso received i large lot Of CLoTHs
CAssI&EREs; SArTl<ErTs: FE4t2 and amy styles
OF gods for summer wear, embracing such a
variety OF style ana quatitv that ne iatiers hum
sell that Ee can please any person washing TO
purchase, and whIeh he w4ii make to order, ia 4
manner equal to any other establishment tie
mas for sale. genera! assortment Ct gentlemen :
wardrobe, consisting Of Shirts; [ n5rr-siiirtS
CEavais: Hosiery; Haudk rch!ei-. &c, Sc
The public respectfully invited TO call and
examine fer themselves. Having purchased his
stocs al iiIe lowest rates he Is enabled 10 sell
again on the most favorable terms.
X. NJ JORDAN.
Dirh,neut March - I-on / i-tf
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Deschamp'> Remedy for CONSUNPTION
Sl>HE GREAT FRENCH REM +. DY -
1SrOsiic n Levi. Sole Propritf0FS,
Cincinnati, Ohio 0j For sale. wholesale ne
retail, by JOHN HAINES
Orposfc The Bank,
RIcHMoNp, INDIANA
18th mo. 3D., lS49. Off
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,

RICHMOND, INDIANA
|INHE subsc rber wishes to call the attention
u of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
THE NATION AI.,
that he has put the House. as well as the whole
in first rate order for the accom-
moGafion of the travelling public with the deter
inlnaton that he Will not be outdone the
west for kind aud close attention to those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort aud enjoyment of his
guests.-lu short, he is determined to keep d
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dssatisfcdifl in his pow
cr to prevent. Feeling thanlfu for past favors.
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. ANY favor Will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and in his humble way shall be returned.
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond, May 9, 1850. 43-'i5tf
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THRASHING MACHINES,

He i nos making Them. and expects to keep
supply constantly Oh hand. anu he feels lu,ti-
fled ln recommen aiag Them as beng among the
best labor saving Machines IN use; the same Ia
Dor will thrash and clean The grain with the
Traveller, a. Is required 20 haul 1t III, NOV or
stack II; thus, the expense Of ihrash.Dg with a
Stationary Machine is entirely saved. They
XII! save The grain - we'll IS any other Machine.
and eau 5e run with ] stationary power and per
form we'll Io ali persons who prefer Sta
lL-aarn Il --L..L.. -. n--L- 80. o.:
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MON Ely M a Il II l., X S

LIST OF BANK NoTEs RECEIVED At THE BRANCH
BANK Ar RICHMOND:
State Bank of Indiana Sauduskv City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of 50 Tiffn, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank {;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
LAT. Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Vir-
CONNIE rcial Bank ofdo. GINA and Branches;
City Bank of do Bank of the Valley of
Dayton Bank, Dayton Virginia and Branches;
Blk Of Gcauga, Paines- Exchange Bank Of Vir-
vile: giuia and Branches;
Canal r. of Cleveland Notes Of 81 aud up
City IS do. wards, at par in New
City 1" " Columbus; York, Philadelphia,
Franklin Blk Of Zanes- and Baltimore.
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y q II 1 e E.

O II & E.
I1VHE firm OF Newton & Batter Dentists,
dissolved on the 2Gih Of april 1850, BY
mutual consent. y. y. y EW TON.
W T.. BUTLER
A. y. Newton. Dentist. still occupies
the well known room over Benjamin STATIONS
Store; where he is fully prepared 10 perform
w.lh uea,i.ess and dispatch any operation the
Teeth.
Richmond, June II, 1850. 25-3w
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e n "a - /. & =.

Flesh Brushes. extra article.
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs, floor Scrubs,
Stove Brushes. &c.
For sale at Howels' & Cos Drug Store, No
Ntiu street, Richmond, Ia.
March, -, l-5U. ll-tf
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LOOK AT THIS.

TTNHE Undersigned having sold out has stock,
&c. in the Hating business. To his sous,
(on the first of April last ana having num-
Der OF unsettled accounts, begs leave to inform II
indebted TO call and settle, either by paying cash
or giving their notes. The books and accounts
are at the Old stand. By attending 10 this no
tee soon TROUBLE will be saved 10 those in
trrested
To his old customers.
The unders i-ued would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended to him,
aud he hopes they viii continue their favorS 10
the firm OF W Il. Il W. Shearon. who Keep Oh
hand at all times, assortment of
Hats and Caps.
which they selling at tar aud reasonable
prices. CALEB SHARON
Richmond, 10Th mo. Goth. I>i9. Iii
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I'll. 50: TT. 4 So:
II o S w Il !. L > $
DAG ERREAN cry
OF E..lcst lIlpcOXc lmcnls.


OF --latest improvements.
Is now opened with ia. celebrated fall sire
4 German lus;ram-nt. No. 99l. formerly own
Ell hy G. r. Gask,il, OF Philadelphia.
Now ladies & gentlemen of Il edmond & around
Are informed by ihis paper here may ,e found.
A likeness To draw Tor yourself or another.
That Is, Of your tre nd nte nded or your brother.
/ pledge YOU my word it shall be done ia such
style,
rs 10 be recognised by man, woman or child:
Zach OF YOU who desire II. come now and receive
! our likeness thus perfect as all Will perceive.
you call very soon. while think of hard times,
| viii take you likeness for very few dimes.
"A breast pms or ockets fine frames fine cases,
on now may possess yonr own, or friends faces.
iii. image eli friends by D.gnerrcot.pe drawn.
May be kept aud held sacred when the all
gone
Unto you, now kind ladies look, for indie ed.
W itI.out Your influence no can succeed:
Now gcniietrcn. do not feel yourselves u GIFTED;
Come and examine, YOU too, are invited;
! hope YOU y ~ call aud rxsrniue some faces
OF persons distinguished. from various places,
W hich keep to EXHIBIT, some small aud some
large
W al, great deal of pleasure ibout chang,
And now as MY rooms are made open TO all,
II ton want good pictures | hope you viii call
vt the residence of Elizabeth Boswell, west Main
street, opposite VIM. CHEESEMAN'S
j X. Dos WELL, Artist.
n. -. Genuine instructions gwen in the latest
anu every 'hihe CONNECTED WIN
the business furnished on REASONABLE. terms.
Jk II.
Our citizens would he pleased and delighted
= iii visit To the Daguerrean Rooms Of Mr..
Boswell. st w a-h,ngton Hall. HIS apparatus is
The most perfect ana complete lining Of the X ind
we have ever Seeu. His itk nex-e taken to
life. most elegant and beautiful; aud il may
b., said Of them, what could not he in truth said
OF all tina, Ne have heretofore seen, they lars
worth preserving ''-DaariHe ky paper.
EDsreH, the Daguerreoiypist, has fitted mp
spi. nGIi M the Gazeiie bn4iding. He is
clever fellow, aud decidedly the best ope razor,
ever IN Holly Springs.-HoHy Springs W., Gs=.
Have You seen The pictures AT Boswefi's Da-
gucrr Gallery Mr.. Boswell 10 ce rtsiniy
the best Daguerrean artist who has visited our
city. and those lao wish copies Of their fri. nds
or themselves ought 10 avail themselves Of the
opportunity; al least 20 and s~~ the pictures.
Hapnttai Mo. Ioz.ns
Richmond. March 10, I-JD. lGif
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WING COUNTY TICKET.

For Delegates TO the Conventions:
JODam =. Newman, James JIB r. ca.
JO1nm BEARD, WBss. lk. FOullkc
For senator:
ID. II. Holloway.
For Representatives:
Ed. Lawrence. Miles Marshall.
Joseph NJ. Isssli:l.
For sheriff:
Abel Evans.
For Treasurer.
Achilles Williams.
For Auditor:
Thomas Adams.
For County Commissioner:
Ezra SCOVilIc.
For Assessor:
jeremiah W. STAFFORD.
For Coroner:
&. n. Wilson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
AUGUST ELECTION.

0J'wM. PERSONNEL, is a candidate for
the office OF County Auditor. subject to the de-
csion Of the voters of Wayne County at the
next August election.
DPJOsEs'H HOLMAN, is a candidate for
Delegate to the Convention.
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Hard arc!

CONSISTING of Table Cutlery,
~ House Hardware,
Mill and - cut Saws.
Chains of various kinds,
&c, &c, just received and for sale at the IRoS
STORE of J. VI. & J. II. HUTTON, No n.
April ;, 800. Main St, Richmond, la
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lis Patterns are net" and very much ImproV-
ed, that the Horses walk IN their ordinary
gait. All machines mace and sold by the SUD
scr her are warranted 10 perform we'll when
used by Competent persons, ana not TO break
tile wheat. short, to give general satisfaction
Ui- materials aud workmanship are OF the best
quality. Please call before purchasing else
where, you Will ind it greatly to your adsaAt-
age.
Machines Of all kinds repaired. Good horses
taken ia exchange for Machines.
Ms shop j. the Brick Bailding on the
South sjae of Main street aud opposite Burk :
old table. Be sure not 10 mistake the shop,
inquire lor Tlf0S. 4. DUGDALE.
Richmond June L. 1850. .J:lf
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seSNYaao CIurk Division. No. ,. sons Of Tenn
az pcrnnce.-JFM Meet every Wednesday
eve min q. at o'cl'k.
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CLOTHING STORE
4 y ID
z a, Z L Q i S H . Py!

NH unders gued has commenced business
the east room Of Soau's new building,
where he Is now p-ning, direct from the city,
nav ana eau1ofata Of
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Davenport - Tow send COInbin nd
Patent separator.


+ W. Robinson. having an extensive right
ii this State, w.H Furnish this Patent Separator
with Horse Power and Thrasber, or TO work to
cid HORSEPOWER: this Machine, with COOS
Horse Power, viii get out aud clean 900 bushels
Of good wheat per cay,-ailt- no. mistake. lie
also makes the oneHorse Power Endless Cog
Gear, 70 set ia Ih- Barn FOR Individual
HIS Machines are warTsutea 10 be Of the best
work manshp and ntatcrsi; and, what IS very
important. 4 II E DO Not CIT THE
g 4 y in t4rs-hiug- Ills Patterns are nea
ana Improved, a to gam sufficiency Of speed
without driving ;h- horses out OF a slow ~ ak
All kinds of Machines repaired at the shortest
notice. Ali work warranted to perform as re-
CONNIE Nd ed.
lTShoi' on the Worth side of Main stree.
and first East of the Bridge.
\ FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.
y. 3. The subscriber offers for sale his Farm.
containing about - acres. situated on Shor;
creek. p miles South OF Richmond on hieil
IS good Grist Ati, run of BurrS, anG IN
thorough repair. X vii! LIE sold at bargain
Any person wishing 10 purchase = inrted 10
call and examine the premises. and hear the
tertns. +. W. ROBINSON
A.chE.oai, Mas :, 1850. 2o,f
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TO his old customers.


New Goods. still :srsisi ing AT No. 5.
Main Street. Richmond. la.
ID ASH. BIZll.l7EV ELL. respectfully
informs has OLD customers and The public
generally. that he Is stliI receiving from fhila-
delphil. and opening at has old stana, RESI-
SUPPLIES OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
I57iie would again invite the pubicto an eS-
animation OF his GOODS. ; ne feels coutide II
none can undersel him without sacrifice For
the truth OF the stateTneu ut CALI aud SEE.
Sf1 \ good assortment CT BOOTS. SHOES
~ and SLIPPERS. which ana will be
SOLD at low prices. ALso,-An assortment of
PAR>soLs and UMBRELLAS.
ALso.-CHfleTg. QHeeHs,r0rc. H1rdi-Gre, Glass.
Nails Waite Is1d. OIL, Groceries, sc.
1s7W HEAT. FLANSEED. CORN and OATS.
in Grna nd at all times; for which will be paid
the highest market-Prce in CASA or Goods.
TCOC NTRH PHODUC ICE, taken in
exchange for GooGs--LO
Richmond, June II. 1850
IL Your children are afflicted with WORMS,
II 90 not fail TO call at John Hsines' Store ana
procure DOr>ey'> Verinilss.c: 1T is the
medicine for expeiing the "varnints." A fresh
supply Just received at No. "a
Richmond, 5ih mo- 2I2d, 1880. 22tf
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Webb Lodge. No. -:

&zUU0 evening, at o'cIk.
Webb Lodge. No. -:
Meet on Friday evening next, at early candle
lighting, in the Hall in the 3D. story of the
Bargis building. on Main street.
4. q. q. n.
Meet on Friday evening of each week. at
o'clock. Hall in Lippencott's new building, OPP
posite the Huntington House.
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THE PALLADIUM.
"doRMRDRas Unss
Wednesday, June 36th. 1850.
AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM. "A. w. Ray, p
NJ, Cambridge city.
VIM. Russey, Economy.
VIM. Youse, Brownsville.
Samuel johnson, Williamsburg.
TERMS OF sUBSC RIPTIO N

One year, payable IN 0dU0Rce, 800. S3.OO
After the year expires, 90
For sir moniAs, in ado0nee. .-.-.-. - 90
Icopy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book $500
do. do. Sartain's Magazine, 90
1J-The subscription price of the above mag
azines is - per year. in advance.
az No paper discontinued until Nil aryearages
Gre paid, exeept at the option Of the editors-
Postage must be paid, by eorresDo"dents, 10
insure 0Hfeni0n.
DVERTISIN TER MS:
II Adcertisements ,oiH be conspteuously in
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W ltc;aes. sc.. cEr,.: >iiVcr-es are.
DS4s&zN~sss. tenae

\. bHs fANN w. 'FH.tFN MS NFSt
\s respects TO his old friends and customers.
anu the country AT large. and Is Gestrous To IN
form them that h. IS receiving the largest AMI
It.S1 rtt... a
The republic., 1850-11-30
The President's Message.

This important document will be borne
along the principal mail routes of the country
by special agents, and copies of il deposited in
the prominent post Offices on the way. These
will be in packages under the seal of the Post
Office Department The seals will remain un-
broken until the postmasters shall have re-
ceived from the Postmaster General notice OF
the delivery of the message to Congress, when
they will be opened and a copy given to every
publisher of newspaper who applies for It,
The post offices of the following named
places are the repositories that have been Sc
lected viz: Northward and Eastward-Balti-
more, Wilmington, Philadelphia, New York,
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Rochester,
Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, New Haven, Hart
ford, Springfield, Worcester, Providence, Bos-
ton, Portsmouth, and Portland Westward
Cumberland, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Maysville
Cincinnati, Columbus and Louisville. Later
ally-Harrisburg and Lancaster. Southward-
Richmond, Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington
Charleston, Augusta, and Montgomery.
! The agents for the more distant parts de-
parted upon their mission yesterday afternoon.
Others will leave to-day.
Publishers who have ordered their supplies
from the Republic office will understand that
this arrangement precudes compliance with
their orders, and 2deed the possibility of fur
nishng the required number of copies as early
as their own presses can produce them.
This arrangement supersedes the necessity OF
running expresses from Washington on the
day of the delivery of the Message, and will en-
able more persons to read 1t on that day than
were enabled to do so by the method heretofore
in use