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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-20

Tak,ny the Piedge-Lieut. GOV Willard,
promises reformation for four years, provided
his "old line friends take him as their can
didate for governor, and also during the can
vass. We are pleased TO witness this kind OF
a disposition among politicians, for Ike straws
it indicates the direction of the wlnd-showS
that public opinion is right in Indiana, on the
Prohbi,ory Law question. Such men as
Willard are cute enough to know that they
cannot be elected to office if In the habit of
INDUCING in the ardent; hence this dodge
We see case in point in the Nenia co. Torch
Light, which will do to tell in this connection:
Several convic:s in the Ohio peni,entiary, in
consideration of their signing the temperance
pledge, were pardoned by the Governor. As
soon as they got ou,, they all became drunk,
and took hearty laugh over the Governor
for his greenness and gullibllitJ in trusting
to their pledges, Ii is feared that should Mr..
w. succeed in getting IN, he might play the
same game these convcts did. and conclude
the people were very green indeed Ii he
had pledged himself from principle, and not
for the sake Of office, Judging from the man
ner in which he announces his determination. J
there would be more hope Of his sticking.
We now confidently look for Lard Or
to follow suissand pro',s:Se to abstain rs long
as Willard has done. for the purpose Of head
ing him in the 9Th Jan. Convention. If be
does. we shall look for our JEFF neighbor 20
acknowledge that. notwithstanding the qucs'
H..
there is at least a remote prospect OF taking
incompetence out of two politicians for a
short time-"during the canvass al any rate
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Real Estate for sale.

THE undersigned the agent of the heirs OF John
Reid lste Of Wayne county, Indiana. deceased, Of
fers for third cash down and the residue
in reasonable payments seventy acres oil land lying
about two miles north west OF Richmond, IN said
county. The land is under good cultivation Also
10, No lGl in thu. part of Richmond laid off by Iehn
Smith This lot lies the ccrner OF Main and sixth
streets, and has 1T small story brick dwelling
house. CHRIS A IL u hCsf.
N,yauher is 1855 43af
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WHATS the Matter Now,

W Il the matter H. that AhertB Payne Is furnish
w iaS IIar2ars, Putaau's. Grshaas Goaeys. All
the hnsAsShke Magazines At the low n-ise Of - p
each per PeterSons National and Aetaars Home
Magazines Al So each. the New York Tribune he fur
n,SAos 81 IS per anuur; saturday Eseain + - s.
Cinerlan Commercial 75s Cincinnati tsazette 81 %.
e Nil receive ami forward subscriptions for any of u,
loading Magazines newspapers 10 the ated States.
Cai and examine specimens t3e oil q II H. syae,
No. l6l Main street. ALBERT b. PAYNE.
ElsAEanl. nesaunhs- 8. lss5 s. 81
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wA, the Sloan House. on Christmas Eva
an Oyster Supper will be served up.

MARRIED-Ua Wednesday evening, BY the Rev a.,
Fisk. Mr.. jAMEs W AID. and Miss NSLfIs BARNETT Al
ot tais city.
~ Nav heavens best smiles be with eur yoan,
friends in their joarney thro' lis, and all the evils
tina, .lesh is heir 10 be Uar2ed of.->oastitute
tie printers wishes on this occasion. Thanks for
for the excellent cake accompanying the notice
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attracting the attention OF some of our teachers.
we admit the following. bu; say to all study
German and enjoy original readings.
DEATH AND SLEEP.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-20
Fields OYSTER Depot.

- - The undersigned would respectfully in
a. q form the citizens Of Richmond AMI adjoining
NJ - towns. that he il receiving daily by Ex-
press from Baltimore. coed supply of Field
Oysters and half which thought BY op
tres TO be the finest the United States and will sell
the lowest prices Also isd fresh ~pced Oysters
A liberal discount those in the trade.
]. j. JORDAN.
pe.ernher G. 1855 3t-Sm
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HrGHER LAW OF THE JxsuIrs.-The Harris
burg Herald says: 1t is related of DR. De.
Barse, the Jesuit Priest and Vicar General 6;
Pennsy lvania. tia, when told by brother that
he could not take the cath OF naturalization 10
America, without violating the oath of ordi-
nation to the Roman Pontif, lie pro
rouneed ii mistake. and promptly remarked
that any part of the oath of allegiance to this
country which may be incompatible with the
first and greater allegiance to the PoiutiH is
of no obligation. @JeH-. will please copy
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~ Wilson Shannon, has no. one hundred
Of the actual bettlers Of Kansas to back him.
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NOTICE.

hereby given james O. Meek aai Eli s Young
the Young Meas Literary Asssc4stioa Reh-
Tuouiths indebted .asd tasfIattoa
Al AnA the latter 81 6asAs unless hes
lebteiness within days from the sf- Acrees
sta will be declared forfeited ~ the Trustees.
Ny order OF the Board Of Trustees.
ASA $ SMITH. Treasurer
December 20. 1855 low
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AFRAID OF TIE PRISrERs,-We see ii stated
that President Pierce is having his Message
pu. in type at the White House. being afraid
10 trust it il the hands Of the printers
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NgSsEs HOLLOWAY 4 Co.--Pease aaaaaa,, N.
name of Mr. { Z. HUFF As a caaIii,se for Aayor All
oblii.e MANY Horsss
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Translated from tie German Of h-ru,nmaessr.

DEATH AND sLEET.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
The arrival Of number OF the Norfolk orphans 10 thus

The arrival Of number OF the Norfolk orphans IL thus
noticed In the Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday morning
ATwentt-seyen orphans mostly Ii rot all females rapgs
ing om sx months TO ten years OF age up yesterday
afternoon Ia the steamer Curtis Peck from Norfolk aud
were conveyed from tie boat in oinbuscs TO the
modions and pleasant quarters Cited up for them At the
oathonc College near this city. These little unoftunsies
were nicey and comfortably clad aud were accomplished
oy several female nurses amongst whom recognised
or two Sisters of Charity There in The number
eral mere babes too young TO walk and apparently
10 very delicate health. A large crowd them at the
wharf md their appearance excited very deep and gem
eral sympathy
The paper furnishes the following the latest intel
igenee from Norfolk
MI. Charles English, and his brother Richard Eng
ish, who have for time been rendering important
service to the sick and dying of Norfolk and Portsmouth
returned to this city yesterday eehihg III the steamer Cur
It's Peck. Through them learn That there about
twenty-five deaths from yellow fever in Norfolk Thurs
day There are but few cases however, daily to
the hospital and this leads the hope that the disease is
on the decline although there differences Of opinion
the subject many being Of The impression that there but lit
tie II any, abatement in the violence of the epidemic when
the comparatively small number of citizens is considered
These gentlemen describe Norfolk emphaticay dead
cityl
The daily union., 1855-09-16
OFFICIAL.
TsrAsrnr DsrAHrassr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aeguil ?, lE6
Notice y hereby holders of tbs loan authorised
by the act of irt5 Noyeub~r
less thai the whole of will be- purchased BY
this parmrn line previous The Goth Noy~Nter
ior which ceat win he paid addition
expressed la lhe certificates.
And the holders Of the Of h~ other tA United
States, that purchases Of tho s3lvsVo will
also be ade during The period The following
FOR stok The loan Of st2 OF
The tsns f oT and ls+s of 10 aad for
stock ssed under the isa commonly called
nifty sIock, premium OF sir per
Interest viii he stipulated cenh-
ears ifos the st July the settlement
sy In aad1on, ia enable Treanrers party.
Certificates trdns1ed psesenr
lice ehoud he assigned United the
lied TO receive the purchase money.
Payment for these oeks will made by drafts uron assist
ant irea-urers Boston, New York. Philadelphia.
entitled 10 receive the money may arect
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug I-dinNov3O Iyatsl, q star.1
The daily union., 1855-09-16
ny ,. G. mc0UInE, A~.sso,.ssr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR BALEe-On Thnrsday.
september sp front The pIenss, viii sell
nn an o. a Vs. IA square All beginning i street, ke~sen
ana ~ - cri hom snrast of said
north 20 le, west 100 fret neh south 2o b~ss
together
Gus hreeoy brick house and back bsng xuss cisieIu
par square, with tho brick horse
beginning Eshee 70 feet from sou,hrast said
square thence 30 feet iDcl IS feet the pt
TONED east s5 fret nches south % feet inches
south the beginning.
Tsis property, position proximity Pennsyl
vana fail permanent increasing
The lots will be sold separately.
Terms OF san. Onetouuh cash residue Ia years
with interest Deferred payments bs secured BY deed Of
on the premises. Title perfect
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auc.ios,e~r.
The daily union., 1855-09-16

renee, viz DR.. William r. Lawrence and Amos A. Law
renee the sum Of $780, to be Invested appropriated
Tor heepsake, testimony OF my regard and affection
ate remembrance Of them. To Rev, Samuel X. Lothrop
ID. d.. 81 900
To Samuel Chase, who for than thirty years
faithful domestic Ia my family $500 and TO Harriet
Morton, for her ongcontinned and afeconae devotion
TO the Interests OF my family ~ 900 also to John Wis
nar 5000.
This is exclusive Of the Sl300o0 be beeaesthed for
charitable purposes The remainder Of the estate property
stock money, acy is 10 be divided eirally among the
children snd his gtaha-children9
The daily union., 1855-09-16
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.

The private and teegraphc accounts from Norfolk and
Portsmouth represent abatement in the ravages of the
epidemic The Petersburg Express Of yesterday morning
says:
"We pleased state that the same cheering dnps
reached US yesterday from the fever districts the day
before The impression seems to prevail generally with
both physicians and citizens that the fever abating
both Norfolk and Portsmouth But few new cases we're
reported in Norfolk Thursday and the deaths
to 3S-quite reduction compared with previous DAYS
In Portsmouth the number of was small and
the deaths only We sincerely that both places
have their darkest days. and that ray of light is at
last gImnering before them
"The Curtis Peck steamer met at the City Point wharf
yesterday by several gentlemen Of this city who down
phans for Richmond. They arrived safely under
the of Rev Thomas Hume OF the Baptist church.
companied by three Sisters of Charity In consequence of
slight indspostion prevailing the Academy build
ing IN Portsmouth, where the little ones have been resi-
ding, only up yesterday The remain
der will be brought up hereafter They said be very
sprghy and handsome little boys aud girls and much
too young realize their heavy loss Some of them we
are told too young to tell their names and the
probability is their real win be ascertanod
One OF the passengers the Peck yesterday gen
eman who has by the fever wife and four children
lie has but one child left and that has been placed
among the orphans.
THE Rev. b. T. Wills of the Cumberland street Metho
dist church, and bis lady who has had the fever
up Yesterday Mr. w looks badly from the effects of his
late violent attack
The Norfolk correspondent Of the South Side Democrat
under date Of the l4th, writes:
"The fever nm happy say to be abatng proba-
bly, account of the small number to feed upon There
were, however, about fifty burias yesterday Dr. Upshur
reported worse to-day. Dr. Gordon, health officer, is
dangerously i'll of the fever Dr. Balfour is reported dead
at the springs Dr. Cowdry is down with the fever Eight
o. our native physicians have died Drs Higgins, Consa
bie, Nash, Sylvester, and jr, Halson Baliour, and
Briggs Dr. VIM Seden is sick in Richmond. Drs. Har-
g and Campos both down. Drs. Moore, II. Seden,
and lunsal only keep up but they nearly overcome
with fatigue Many physicians, too, from other cities
nave died have been taken with the fever you have
Seen There Others, however, from New Orleans,
Charleston Baltimore Richmond &c, who doing good
service and, indeed, all that faithful and skfnl
40 70 relieve the sick and alleviate the suffering Honor
10 them They win be forgotten by ctzens'
The daily union., 1855-09-16
by >. @. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or STEAMER UNON-On Thursday, Sep
icmher 20h 1855, IL O'Clock,
bearing date The 9h day June 1855 and
- No. 9 toios l6S OF the land Washing
county in the DAct OF Columbia the andersixn-d VIII
pdbIc Pages street, nearly
called The Union present running ferry
between this city and Alexandria.
This bui Washington city In 1852 IL
6s feet In length breadth OF hsam q feet ncheS depth Of hold 10
10 inches She All 1925
enrolment Her engine seventy
engine built by Smith Perkins, AIsxsbda Virgin
ia she either end oemos and
ing and unloading freight. a-t4s
Terms: Ono half the residue months, ssiaac
lorily- -cndorrcd note, bearing interest.
CHARLES G. MILLs 1r.
CHKIsTOPHEk INGLE, ! i'us'ocs'
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Sep 5-dd Auctioneer
The daily union., 1855-09-16

NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-Wnnied at Charlotte Hall, st.
IN Mays county. Maryland,
preparing ppls in cassc for advanced ciasses college
The
of English and mathematical Mudi-s we'll naasy aud ne
drill Salary, S450. #
certificates OF correct hsh
be made until the third "Wednesday In September
election will take place. A. aba 10 mis-
Judge regard scholarship required Of eahs
application and examination VIII be
from Warrington city Charlotte Hall
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Address. NJ r. q. BROWNE, Principal.
Care OF -WM. I. BRfSCOE, Vice Principal
Aug 9-3awtI9thHeptd&cP
Richmond Enquirer please copy.l
The daily union., 1855-09-16
BY TELEG RAPII.
From Norfolk.

BALTIMORE Sept. I5Lctters from Norfolk state that the
cases have considerably diminished. During the "a
hours ending yesterday there 20 deaths In Nor
folk and IL in Portsmouth. Among the deaths in the latter
place those Of Mr.. Bartlett and Miss Patterson
from Phladepha.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
New Books AZ Taylor 4 M..rys.

New Books - Taylor 4 Maaxys.
n. ID. 2. 81. - - " - ''"~'
Elements of Medicine conpenacus Of pathology ana
<oy and tsess,n~st Of dsess~s W
zie. NJ. D. S5 ss. " VIZ "''' " " "s'As"-
o. hssop framed In idess; by Rastoi. o.
=" spee PronounctBs of
Sep IL Nf - ~ ~ $500 v-. -. a r., s,r..,
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Census of Boston

BosroS, Sept l5.The Of the city has just been
completed The total population 000 of this numbcr
49, 900 of foreign extraction In addition to the above
amount is estimated that of business in the city, with
their families numbering 900, reside in the country
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Fa,al Ascen. Of Mount Washington.

Gosnas, On. H.,) September H.-Mr Bourne, of Ken
hebun Baine accompanied by his wife and daughter left
The Glen HUuse at Moant angon at three O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon to ascend the Mount foot without
guide. They lost their way and remained without shelter
all night. All suffered extremely, and the daughter died du
ring the night Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne discovered this
morning and are doing well.
The daily union., 1855-09-16

Coptcs q MFR. Cum,rnfns's discourse. de-
Sabbath night Trinity ChuIch hths
of Norfolk and Portsmouth, pubs pamphlets, have
bookstores Of Mrsas Taylor Mnuy Fan
Morrison Fanck Taylor, and Gray DaantyRe,
pcc Of lax The proceeds the sufrers of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Sept 10
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Relief for Norfolk.

CoIunBiA Is. C.,J Sept 15The collections in this city,
thus far amount to $4,000, and they will be increased
siderably.
The daily union., 1855-09-16

NOTICE to Treapas rrs-Soie persons in lhe habit
IN forcing the gates and breaking down the panels Of
for the Of letting their horses
notify public tbat
espsssng upon the public grounds will be akch up,
their proceeded against according 10 law.
By order Of the Commissioner of Public Buildings:
Scpti ti6--lt w. r. MOHUN, General Superintendent
The daily union., 1855-09-16

10 pour IN uost ltpcrhny- r" ue
past week Mr.. j. r. nge, the Of the fund
knowledges the receipt of 81, All.
CsLsbaArios CONSTITUTION oAy.-1he committee Of
arrangements tspponted by the Union Association Of this
cy) for the celebration Of constitution day give notice that
the ceremonies Of the celebration will aks place in the hall
of the Smithsonian Institution Monday evening" the nth
Instant at ocl6ck and will consist OF ornton by Hon.
r. H. Gllet and the reading the constitution Of the Uni
ted States by Dr. VIM b. Magruder. To attend this cs~
braon, without more particular notice. they respectfully In
ve the President of the United States the cabinet foreign
minister's heads of departments, officers OF the
&c., the reverend clergy societies and associations OF this
city, and the public generally.
Those disposed to contribute quarter OF dollar in aid Of
the destitute orphans of Norfolk will please
member tho "entetalen of the Sabbath school of Sixth
Presbyterian Church. which takes place tomorrow night
for that object This effort to do good should be encouraged
and initiated The church is located at the Of Mary
land avenue aud 9Th street, Islxnd.
Professor Elliott the aeronaut proposes to make an as
censrn from ths city shortly horseback. Such silly
and reckless trihg h tho .es of and beast would
to call !ur official interposit,cni
The daily union., 1855-09-16

COLLECTIONS IN EPISCOPAL cHuRcHEs-Thc coec-
tons made in the Episcopal churches Of Philadelphia
Sunday for the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
up $as75,
The daily union., 1855-09-16

DUIE ALL LINEN FABRICS IN GREAT PROEU-
sonOur stock is the highest point all goods Of
damasks, all grades widths, medium extra
stylish and fine.
All widths linen sieeting, and pillow think, much
loss usual prices.
Table napkins Of the best and modern Styles really
prices.
Towelinc. and towels in endless variety.
Fruit dayes, various szes and prices
Newport "BadcD Turkisb cotton plush, and ether bath
towels.
Pircyc, Scotch other Diapers from medium
fine, for children's aprons.
Long lawns and linen cambrics.
Probably cheapest lot Of Irish
qualities in the Dsct Of which manufactured In ireland
u
10 stitched linen shirt besoms assorted pieces
New supplies ived daily
psovebay price only. All about
positively prohibited from varying from s PRICE,
Hcnco perfect
confidence they naiher under charged
and The -rs and found thc
judges Of goods preferably
Those have paid their July bills plsnse
commencing a
Good articles low pricc and fair dealing be relied
cases, PERRY u BROTHER,
@ Central tores,' bull ing,
Sep 2-steoif Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
ANOTHER RICH oNE.DOLLAR LOTTERY.
On saturday, September 20, 1885,
PArAPsCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
70 numbers--l2 drawn ballots.

invariably BY na ENCLOSING the tickets
"e dTn '"vss' - Ss
9ss al sss 1ss SA s sss
M @ sss .rs s"s s ana ~S.a
.hiss po... need b. paid i. ,.,,,,,,v
q G:: .:. ~ .s
s sess ,ss s.S ass ro % n %.sas
once :: M ss i'm ss Ss.1sd ss no
Ths srsa irca which s. attended, our fully
In saying that 70 obsain good p,ss ~ osy
a's' ""' " Box los, Post oaics. Bsisaors, Maryland
Brespoedsnts be TOO careful n writing :. each
siss
remit nc sss 70 u q. sa:' @ hsns ~. ,"s osg @
capitals prises every lottery nom The price o. the
1ynaElsAL AGENCY AT wAsHIHGToN-Ths sub
sber n.sry =. nes.enS vsni., = r asvos e s.sn.a ~ ,s
am se n sss ' Il.
.s nsds % s ,ssss c
!. e.. s.:e I'd s.y
u The Ars a.dosr once ~
r. sss, n,s: H. a. % . ~:
ssssSs'Ss: : % g :ss ,s s'; ss,s'. : %
able g whsss ne s,;a' An'sf may b entirely
als Sn Clans under hs .rsh ss vss
sAarsss WIN BE- very moderate FA~
assxHExcEs
Hon Hsny WI wi'ea s;sS%".s,' Hsss%:s' y'si. y,ss.
jsmss 4 assh, Commissioner Of Rsna0n'' Sca'n'nd'
ssssSsS d. Parker, RIehmens, Virginia.
Hon. John y. psudlstou, Virginia : :,
Hon, Samuel Chisoh, Washlnston, v. "
w,.:1 Iswi: 7i.sssss.. l. xsS .;s q. s: New Ys;a
March 7-Akeplvs
mrrrrrrvru IssrALSEnr.--we to-day The ,hir-
M e. s .s * brand. below
Oar Spsda sas Euafass's Of our faA "'''
soasswis son. admirable sele for ladies'
.sA.sss ,ssSssss h'.vsr 'ha" The "''u's
r,,ss shi1'iss q snormoss weight yet remarkably
WIN =. ,uy q ~ ~ grade cotton 'hi'ns' f'"
10 ,sess ssosssS ws from = cen. - cents
lie 6asss mo- ,ia thsscs real Ws'ss aAaae'' W." ''
peg ynsd spvvas9s .-.s...s~s aud co,crsd cotton
issasa .........
Whh,s nrsisics piaid msstlns, Hntnsook y oW'~' 49,
a., ,s.sss, susffdss Il cur psssny low pvtces..
1 issrs ID 81 Slaaken, csnAsosu. COTTON enssu"S
il New ssFpjiss 4aiiy.
(lee preveyktany sw only .rrr,,iou terceps
CoOds csnsot - ksr from store on slVs.IN
nvnNds ~ s tksv q exchanges o. ssss IN occur.
nsiav ssinr bh presert nc. - ..isA On in
cases :. Central atcyes,n west huilefsY
-, oppo.i~ Centre Market
The daily union., 1855-09-16

A ISS ROOIkE0 has formed In her seminary class
Ill ladies having completed
study schools still find their education defective respects
particularly arithmetic Of the higher English
Those design qualify themselves for teaching find
this which hour will
be devoted Applications TO be mnde Mt 4s4 street,
Sent 6--J
The daily union., 1855-09-16
LOCAL ws.

The contributions the relief OF the Norfolk and Ports
mouth sufferers continue pour most literally For the
past week Mr.. j. r. nge, the of the fund
knowledges the receipt of 81, AL.
The daily union., 1855-09-16

0sNAHURG Caitco<s for STANDARDIZATION IN store
bHe and while and baa and "Osnsbay ca
ic0ea." 4fHst s
originated article
years They thoroughly tested md
opiaon. the article
wOmenJ dresses
Constantly hand full supply all kinds goods, Of
liable qlaliIire, adapted ser
prnv~rhny low price only.
Delay closing all bills II expected
PFRRy d BROTHER,
Central Sfnfrs, building
Sep 5--dI0f opposite Csnte Mashet
HYDRA UIIC CEMENT superior quaiity.--A large
i'll and regular fresh sspply for sale by
Sept die Water street, Grorge,own.
BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer.
DEREMPToRY SALE or FORTY EIGHT CITY LOTs-On
Monday afternoon, September 2ih o'clock
win
Square No. s93, lots and tf
DO GIG, lots =, A, A,6, g, q, and 10
Do OH, lots ass TO- u, IL, ~, and 10
DO yAI, lots "a, s, and9
DO g62, lots 2, 4, 6, &, 7, r, g. and 10
942, lots 2, =, 4, y, o, and ~ + Z 3&.a
aS7 lots 1, 2, 3, a. 10, u, II, u, 90, al, ~.
purchasers Hrh little j.
derkemp which believed pecty good
particulars 0f which they learn by examination or
records by inquiry Of Andfew W,ie, esq., next door to the
Patriotic Bank.
Tcrms cash current funds.
J. Q. MCGUIRE,
Sept l5-d Aucioneet
The daily union., 1855-09-16
The Recent Heary Robbery at Saratoga.

SAnAroeA, September l2-Genera Halsey has received
900 worth of the railroad bonds and other papers
stolen from him here the 9th Of August last. The dia
nouds jewe!ry and money, amounting in value to about
f5, 600 have not yet been recovered.
The daily union., 1855-09-16

CCID ENTAL Lot We have 40 pieces hnc white eye
a diapers at 25 ynd well worth 37X superior
for ciildren's aprons
Twenty pieces Of the 6ner Numbers Of fine.
Cheap scotch diapers, all widths and qualities
Table diapers and daask from medium fine wide,
styiish patterns.
Napkins, towels, and owclings In endless variaty.
Linen sheetings epd pillow iuens bargains.
Pure Irish linens In s qualities, OF them made In ireland
order by this them all linen,'
good.
We and goods
the market hence trade In The linen department has vastly
crcaacJ
A large io OF medium and fine blankets
dozen bed comforts.
stock of fancy goods general furnish
ing consumption, daily rcrienshcd
hand, and Of all qualities,
complete mourning asionshinsy pvces
One price only which selling for the
those who pay their bills when presancd.
Good articles low pccs and a dssiins be relied In al
cases.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stoves,n building,
Sep 1l--lcteoif Opposite Centre Market