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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

CoNMrTATIon OF OCoSSELLs SENrENoE.-H Is
stated in ADDITION to the request made by the Jurors
fvr the commutation of OConnelfs sentence, that
Judge Icgrahsm, before wi ON the case was tried
oned in recommeudir the mercy OF the Executive to
bc extecded to the unfortunate youth, aud that FIX
Judge Whiting who conducted the prosecution, wrote
letter to the Governor requesting him to exercise hi;
clemency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

HOMAoP TO GENIUS '-1hsy do IN thin,

HOMAuf To UINIVs'-Ihty do up thnes aeSiv
FARAVss kCskv> 7islnsaa-s sueoe. AZ N. ,R.,ot ~
H~x,>o" hs- i3dOS them % ~ Il. r .,ha,.S. n =
crtx.ns ihrilirG sol Mr., Pima X. soai -oA 80
ft rs. IA v " ~ roron =. ~. -.
This sp,oPer homs- 70 hsS seeas crowd VA {.
r. 80 lei ~ - a t,e oIs.N - pGet MI $50 b
nazuer Nov Is yVug t.r7e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

AcADFNY oF MCsIC.-The entertainments gotten
up fox the benefit Of CAR Formes prior to his depar
tuIe, promise to be brilliantly attended. The Pro-
granmc includes the las performance Of Meyeroee'
"lIugverots" t,-bigi, aud Olows delightful oP9f'
Ct Malta lo-Gcrvw afernocn-PuTcIasers Oh ="
esu.a, opera Ck., beng sirrt.ed to both peiior'n
stc',. Madame JobaInSen a ta.euted artist ha'ins
fstan to New-Y,rk. WI sing the lesdI- s roe II
Martha, par. in wl.ich she achieved unr4a"o'a'
ssc,ess eighteen mouths snce al Nlbios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

CAMPHESg ACCIDENT "A woman named hsy
Het:irger, resdiI Hamilton avenue, wss seriouay
burned on Wednesday nigh; by the accidental eSposias
Of a can phene lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

G,1cinr-About4 o clock yesterday afternoon, ise
~ or1s Of tho seco,d hoor Of the hou.e No Messeros
., TIE body vas J'oSerea by one {" We mses ol we
pee ass been 'brhg Saeer sepsssen Of .pr,s 70, s's
at >, sppesrd chrs shoit t.s pfesoss % his
su toLoj p,o toe sitting Il he hoas seoot
rock tsoc The par: present seieu ssag ,hs DC sss
.o~ rsne street Astti half hoUr a,e he Ir,se
g fui BIN bad occsol % Up stairs, AID dro,e,es os'
h,ngts " rcps freq The csis Cor1.-r 5nrl wS aSin>
:. v held 81 1, quest this mc-u'a4 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

r Go,5beek uA berynss. An,sns the rieoes to
be p's3ed o"nnPosh'o' D, Bach for three pissos,
with quartet accompaniment, Of str,as.a iu,.ran.a,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

1BE LAST Cow sRsIoN.-This WA effected bJ
ksOx the xreA RerneT corner Of Broadway Aaa reas.
who By llrs rry rsoe Undivided Of his
ye OF Hsrs Sprins converted him q toto ssues'
- hsDdouns fellow. foJ sash form and fssro ~
r uaesused. and E fees sHi sh' ooes o~S AAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

The chips Fdeis, Manhattan, Harvest Queen, N'p-
tute aud Jss. Foster. jr, Of the Black Bal Line of
Liverpool packets, were dressed in bunting yesterday
from truck to deck. account Of a mar1isgs ia the
family Of G. H. Marshall esq., the agent Of the Iiue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

TIE ORR PoLicE.-Tse appeal taken b. TIE Boari
Of Police from the decisios Of the Supreme Court.
seoetsl tenn VII be argued next Tuesday Ct the
Couit Of Appeal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

TIL AssAtLr oN MR. BCRroS.-The statement III
Thursday TLIBUsE Oh this subject is contraAc.ed N
some particulars by tie friends of Mr. Sanderson' II
is alleged by M1. Sanderson ami he states that ne IS
able TO prove, that while he was quietly going ia.o
Buttons Theater with two friends from PhnadeiPhla'
and after paying for bis ticket he was most grossly
ibsuhea by Mr. Burton. who forbade his entrance
That, IN con equerce Of this Insult, he turned oacA
ard addressed Mr. Burton in reply, IN manner
/ ct complimentary, in return for winch Dir. Dur,
ton stuck tim g blow which he could ROT wen
ovid returning in selfdeferse, and thus o'u''
ielIg NJ Burton 10 Geek protection hom Tue p,
noe. Mr. saIdegson has not the least douDI u
pfosrg, by disnteres,ed witnesses, that Mr.. burton
surok the first blow. and was the first VINO uSed H.
sul.ipg language Mr. Sa1derson denies tnaI no
stated a the Police station that be was ether me-
Chsut o. a single man, and complains o' s'o'' par
tisity on ths part Of Lieut.. UPbam. MI o"Ids'''u
examined witness before Judge Russeii I'' couS''
merely cIoss-exauined Burton, who stated 'had 40
Us 90 We lad terms witt SssdeIsou and had oeen %
even sirce he Button, refused TO become 'ec"i! ~
SsndsIsor. TIE story sbost NJ. Burtot Wne' nv
saldetton states, is eniirty lie" !" n'li aA'
ut Oi w.oe ClOtb. Mr.. Ssa1s.,0A, moreover 0ce''.
10 the s;atemt OF that Burton would nave sqaeeuSa
,le r,doUttab.e ssnlersoD, sahd considers 'uin'
cenJ o,ntraJicted 10y tie TACT that Mr. Button vas Tue
parry who sheltered himself beaind tae polce'
Tus PsrbIES HoAIofDE-rBr CoRostR hift'Es
70 BAIL CrssIgcHAs Yesterday noon Dance a. -
-o, - cal b<fs & % x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

The METALLIC TABLET STR0P--lnveAtc& -
Gao s.uso... D IssThis Ne e.suias s.c~ Ass sssr
Csn b. obtained Of thu sahschess snd sls ssstsrSsa
B. SANDERS, storr No. Astor Hcuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

AccinTtr.-Yesttrds rao'n!rg horse Avs, isi z,
efoc.s, sisej fright OrsaAm ss-a9 ~
u p,o-rvs down Ae s'rct tacsse9 doss 'ers
bg ir~ "a sl.1 sy,a Ma shsA snj b>sfum S>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

EIV INVENTION ~ PAINTING P10TDRAPrS
CoLOfs PKof H. besatiJl process % l'1s
the People 6-.r offered HoLsL,'s NJ 49,
OAiLsRt TO .ss Broadway upoo so oulicA piof'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

RrA1 EsTArr-The following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange By
A. j. Blocker, son & Co.:
Ito 18th street as fee, east OF III ,yenae 80
oue 18th street AS fee scJorinS above h%O
SyEAK THIEF.--On Thursday night Officer ' an
Dust l. Of the Ninth Precinct, arrested young fellow
named Peter Reamer, alias Smith, charged with steal.
~. II seems that 6uing the evening Peter sneaked
INTO the bouse Ct Councilnan Hueted No. " Seventh
avenue and after run magng about some time, helped
hilrsen 10 between 50 aud $50 worth of clothing.
pith which he succeeded 10 escaping Elated with
liz good luck Peter next entered tho dwelling Of VIM
n. Jumper. No. G32 Hudson street, AMI helped AIM
sef to an oyercoat valued at So which was ham
a the hall being surprised by some Of the family,
Peter eudeavored to esospe, but was pursued and
oyeItaken by OHoer Van Du.cn and conveyed to tns
station. House. Justice Qusckenoush before Whom
tie acoused was subsequently, taligr committed hin
TO d son IN default OF 81 OCO bali, 500 Vi each CON-
plau..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

NJ. QUAY satier. tse e;nreut pianist, VII g'T7 D.
seTooi concert III. G, eaipg Al Mor,r Hal, oppo''e
Bonj erect. assisted b: Mlss Hattie Aaism. Messrs'
Ts,O Eefsii. Jos. No, E. Motsesoasef. Pycnovsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

PROPOSED NV STAGE Rovrr.-A number Of the
Inhabitants and property owners in East Brooklyn ere
u out foprg company for the purpose Of estsblsh-
rg a stage route, to accommodate the residents Of that
portion of the city and along the line proposed The
line is to from Last New-York along Division
avenue down Gates avenue 70 Fulton avenue, past
The City Hail. down Washington street to Sands street,
along Sards street Fulton street and thence to the
ferry. The company contemplate holding meeting
rext week, for the purpose Of Organizing and making
The necessary arrangements to carry the proposed
measure into effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
M .Inhn T. DAItO

ITCOEI RHO M. I|SJE'o.F
- -, o., set % Tlrsdsy sizhi. While processing 70
~. 49,. - IN Improved .. 70 be oon.dereS . Ct dsIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

CIERk STEALING IRON us ENPiOiIh' john
Bsker boy about Il years Cd. crn "a ,Ar eHP y ~
flone- Booth Hayden, nsLniact-stis ~ gag -
cas-. No 81 Maiden sie has been N the Lib IyI 'ou ~
tnot, pat Of a!ng thee ron ls enP0Jr- 49,
asir rcn Two to three dozen time. The "hoe Of
h. succeeded in stealing duFngthe ioi n'"'I ,S
"a dozen the articles being worth 81 pr 3oen Nns com
larceny, the clerk was y ae h.s o. $50 =, ne as
boys usnsd Jsms Raymord Adam acton AID RAJ DpSia
hsir sses ranging II yess 70 10 yssI va. "a ns
ne., of q. al IL small articles srOund me try T0 O1
Psyueud Co old the tr . cets SOB nsy Sc
ofh A. cents spee. Yesterday mo'fins ofner ramp. ~
liz sscorl Wsrd oiee bis post anc he "a" HePfD
5000 20 sefrg these He iuue iistJ susPscei
uebi. wrong the additions be saw VI or whej b. AZ
a. tI,ee koy, and took them % the station House OD
tbe Station portion Of tie csses sod 70 them by bste
va, To- nd il theE possession when one Of the BY admitted %
- |a,er that they had g, the q Baker, aid
,hs, the, hsd given h. prize TO- then ahoy, named
~; bov, 90 admitted thst hy bad sdyf Baker 20 steal aud
-, 10 iv toe stealth FROM HIM All fur Of the bows
- b.ere Ju.tics Welsh ant committed Tor t;is TIE pc.
Ito, q. the house IL Maiden sie -Olag ". ,h,r los
It'd OIcet Philip. informed :hen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
RoDpfD ~ A SCROoI .BoT.-On N>!,eslay ev

RoBBiD IA School BoT.-Cn We. seslay even
Ofsf SLOW ey Of the Terta eol1gt A. ed boz nant
okg L'e = yes 81, eba-g,d ~ ssas 'm he sac
a H. Gorge A " mn. ~ B-oairsy sLd Bsrrsy
nef zee IL ts,k uo,-s and check, fof SIS sut s,s
seen ds o. the ttosn rotey found UPy ,h per,oa
the ocue3 and Jas cred ia trunk q DoY
Lsr John J. Brovn. t.di-ga Nc Is Allan street Bro~n
srrsed as a. s.sso.y si,sr =. u, Boz Il ta' sse"
y e. Destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

Nev BIIL.-Ihe new hre-bel for the Seco,d Pre-
House IA fOFk street, snsed Yesterday. s9d - u
:: Is p,.lOn kIrbwiib. Il weighs 5so5 p0unds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

TuE PsrDtEs HoAIofDs-TBr CoRoStN m rs
70 BAH CrnnEGHAS -iesterdsy noon Da''e+ a. r.
Daddy Cunningham va conveyed e~e'e Coroner 1s"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

k1rys. OF FrCIrWr.-Robert A-cher, chsrg
v eorpni-frss bu slsry IN Sig Sing the nh ~,
ar a o. wedpesdsy evening u .hs rWct, f,, Marc II
va y,,ts; 10y selt 70 Sis slug ,or .-A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The BRooKLis REPUBLICAN Cur CoSyEsrios.-
Tie Republican City Convention met at their hssA-
qraiters in JoTaeman street. last evening, Tor the
pul pose Of taking such meassres a. might DO deemed
advisable relative to nominations for city officers 10 b
supported at the ensuing Spring election. II. n. Hot.
esq, PIE sided. ard S. Apheus Smith was appointed
Secretary. The roll Of delegates was called BY Wards,
and all answered with the exception Of the Second and
Eighth Wards. discussion then epsued upon mo-
ton to adjourn til next Thursday, and il was contended
by several that It would be inexpedent 10 nominate
financial officers in consequence Of the ambiguity d
the act authorizing the election of certain other ocs.
II was deemed advisable therefore, to postpone sctsa
for the present, and Committee Of Three wss sP-
pointed report at the next meeting as to the sxps-
cheney Of making nominations for financial oniosu.
The Convention thereupon adjourned till next Thur
day evening, at II o'clock.
NoMIs, IIoNs.-At meeting Of prominent citiseas
irrespective of party held in the Tenth Ward Brock.
lyn Mr.. j. l.. Douglass was unanimously selected -
the candidate for Alderman Of the Wsrd at the eusung
election.
At meeting of the Independent Democrats Of the
Sixteenth waid, held on Wednesday night, the follow
ing ticket was nomnated For Alderman, John Rs-
ber Supervisor Edwin S. Ralpbsi Assessor, Christian
Eisu an; Constable, John Khenlein.
The Republicans Of the Thirteenth Ward intend 10
nominate for Alderman, Franklin Whiting; fer Super.
visor, William Wall for Assessor, George Ricard.
The Republicans Of the Third Ward have nominssed
Henry r. Person for Alderman, John q. Studweu Ter
Supervisor, ard Robert j. Luckey for Assessor
The Democratic City General COMMITTEES met %
Wednesday night, and Endorsed all the Ward nomAs-
lions made at the Primaries on the Friday sight
previous In tho Fifth, Ninth and Twelfth Wards two
tickets claimed to be regular, and the Committee
decided to ndorse those nominations which made
in accordance with the call issued by that body conss
qucntly the ticket headed By Robert Fury Of the fth
Ward, ". NJ. H. Campbell of the Ninth and Timothy
Banr on Of the Twelfth were pronounced legitimate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

our injured citizens whom they have forcibly des-
poed Of their property.
Should our commissioner prove unsuccessful,
a,ter q sil cere and earnest effort TO accomplish
tbe object Of his mission, then 20 alternative viii
remain. bot the employment Of force TO OBJ
taia .u.t satisfaction from Paraguay. Ia view 0.
this contingency, the Secretary o: the Navy under
nv direc,ioo mas fitted out and despatched a
naval force. RENDEZVOUS near BueuoS AyreS.
which II IS believed, will prove Sufficient for the
occasion. Its nv earnest dssir-, however, that
it will not be fyuad necessary to resort 10 this
last alternative.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
Prem the Winchester Joara
The Men Of other Ages.

There is an old fort within a nile northwest Of
this place, including Sc acres of ground within the
fort.6eation. The mound in the center has been
about p feet high and the breast-work has been
from 10 to Is feet high. The mound is precise
~ in the center, and just east and OF IL are
open gatexays around which are other forts
Near ne western gateway is a gravel bank. and
10 taking out the gravel many huge skeletons have
been obtained. over one dozen skulls were taken
ont about the same time, and parts Of earthen
vessels with the in preston OF straw on them-C.
GoopRIcH NJ D OF Oxford, Ohio, secured 4 fee
specimen OF this kind
This fertilization : blilt in square. its sides
being parallel and equal but it varies thirteen de.
grees from true meridian II /! tcas on tae
true nisriaaia Ichsn b14i!: k0,c long has it been
6Ei!iz This Is the question that wrote to the
Cincinnati Gazette 10 have answered. and men
toned these large boUes incidentally. The ques-
ton was never answered II was overlooked
while the big bones have been the rounds 1t
shows mans proneness to overlook the useful for
the marvellous. Il surely il very important for
the arcbeologists 70 know how 10 compute time
{f II can be learnedl by the variation OF the mag
net from the meridian al given time
Ia regard to big bones, / will say TO Mad
ana Curiosity that | have a bone nov before me
which half dozen II. DIS have looked at L
is pronounced the leg bone and IS four in.he.
and hrc s5g5tAs IN circumference Al the smallest
part Tie bone is ia tine state Of preservation.
and can be seen at my office. One end Of tie
hone Is broken Oft VAS about seventeen inch
& !oux To those Got acquainted with the sIza
Of snch b mes l viii say that it IS more than four
times a large as the r.. bone Of man six feet
high weiehins poe paands So vou see "the one
have been foand. VI ASHTON Of this place has
parts OF several jaw Bones which are found L De
mach larger Il an any aov living upon earth.
w. u. FRAzEE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

s.g~ \ young gentleman Of Louisville,
XIV. has recently descended to the bottom
OF The deep PIT in the Mammoth Cave, nine
miles from the entrance. which was hitherto
supposed to be bot.omless. He was lowered
down with ropes; and landed safely on the
bottom a. depth Of one hundred and ninety
feet. He found cataract midway in his de-
scent. 1t was an exciting aud dangerous
~ ,-ar,+.t..n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
IR ON c A S TIN C,

Job Work, Repairing, Pattern Making.
II W ROBINSON. corner Of Main and Washington
L .streeis Richmond. l. prepared 70 furnish Iron
Castings a. lowest rates Also TO do all kinds JOB
WorS, together with Drafting and Planning for the
same and the Patterns for Repairing Pitts aud
other Threshing Machines. few Of his Improved
eua-atorz and Powers hand ION which he has just
AIKEN ont PATENTS for late IEPa ovEmgsTs,} and
which awarded the First Premium a. our late
County air.
81 will baiI4 to order the Pitts p.tent Separator
ard WOOD Saving Machines with ! and Horse Pow
ers for sane, and Portable Engines Of suitable and
strength.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
Merchant Tailoring.

~ connection with Of the best general stocks Of
4 Dry Goods, 70 be found IN the city have very
desirable stick Of Cloths. Cassieres Sattnett Vest
a-s. SC, All prepared to make up to order any
thin, in tae way Of men boys wear with neatnsss
and des patch.
PLAIN IT FRIENDS CLOTHING well Fash
onabe Garments put MP and warranted 70 Be satislac
tory or Z sale. a call Is solicited
THDDECS WRIGHT.
Sent. Is. SIS. 4.tt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

~ Dr. J. L. Comstock. author OF the
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry used 50
widely ia our schools. died at Hartford, CT,
on the 2Ist nit, at the age Of II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
l. gaGT AZ.

On the n Of June last Congress nasssd joint
resolution authorizing the President 40 adopt
slch measures and use ssc5 force aS. IN rs ill--
meet. nav be necessary anl aivjsab'e" tor the
purpose Of aiils'iG- me differences between the
United Sra,s ami be R9abii: Of Paraguay, in
connection With tn attSex On tie Caifei States
steamer Water Witch. aud with no other uaa-
sires referred to in his annual mess =. And
on 'hs 18th Of Jujv following. they ma ta an ao-
preparation e. 3refrav he exneasas AMI corDsn-
ss'lon o. a commissioner u that Rapao,.c, sholi3
the President deem it proper ID make such al
appointment
In compliance with these eractmeHts | have
appointed a commissioner. sh1 hss procee led to
Paraguay. with full powers and Instructions to
settle these difficulties ID an aricahla a7i peace
fat manner, IL this he practicable HIS experience
and discretion Justify the hope that he nav Prove
saccessfu, in convincing the Paragqavan govern
meat: that i i due both % honor a1i Justice
that they should voluntarily aud promptly maxi
asooeneat for the wrongs which they have CON
Init,ed against the L n!sed States and indemnify
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
Browns Corn Planter!
PATENTED JANUARY 18th, 1855

THE represents chine, which 10 eaa7lstef
hard labor than any other Agricultural
Irapfer-nt IN
Il With either two horses sad sfter
zreend order, labor except driving Isrs94Hrsd
machine .rops snt covers t~o ross az TINS al
checks groana that ths caa ~ tended both
simplicity ofits eans;rzcsioa * f1rseiy ao9 tas
great z18zu. bring IL into EEneFai
use has exhibited nEDsss 81 Comfy FAIRS
in this Also at tas Iasz STATE Far, .:
ali o, which has she prezzism sr preference
It's sap@rority th1roaghIy tested In tAs zsSa
horhco& of this city
uP Arr addressed 10 the Gn1srst ghaf
vii receive 9rozrs sstsassoa.
pseh-aps Sov g. s-R
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
NEW ODS-READV-MADE
CLOTHING

gNHE urierst yne9 has iast received Of
= Piece so1*s. consisting or Cloths, CASSINETs.
sATISETTS. TwEEDS. &c, which lie Fill sell - the
F4-3 purchasers
He viii o-ier all kinds % Garments ar
-ensnens which shall q and be Otherwise salts
"a tory
he also hzs On hand a large stock Of Ready Wade
Cloth rnade % good MATE Il AM "A The best
xooi assortment 81 GES-LEsE~'s F-RxisHT
~hsSh be Offering he Panc =: tae lowest
JACOB KERSs, Agent
Richmond. APRIL Il. 1s59-
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CLOT H I N G.
Clio h ing E m p orr IN,
No. 81 Nam Street. Richmond
u VI. I. 4 Il Il

VI. FE. c IA R -
has resrn4i from iEefnusti Ej'h large
II he hatezz h'Essli ~e selected assortment - Cloths.
f'asulsrts N-stin-s All prepared make up
order anything ha Ely oT CT THING. his
toners may sstsh- Aiso complete asscTtnasnt cf
GFNTLEM ANS FURNISHING GOODS.
such Collars. Neck Ties. Gloves Hose. &c
lev fre should o
re~.i-srs.. friends nee7 anything in that line.
an3-er the place Ne. 81 Main street, between
Pearl aud Marion. south side.
!, ISIS. a. In.
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Cheap, II ell Made Clothing
TO SUIT EVERYBODY!

THE uadsrsizned respectfully Announces the efti-
o &syae sod i s5ain< coG1te. thar they
th-Er n NJ Msexs baiIdsnz e
Main and AArioa Rchuz on1 In Presently
occupied ocery - Mr. Canpa-IE} thar
I'll constantly keep AA11 large
MEMS AND BOYS CLOHING,
Gs-ts Furnishing Goods Has ana Csps Tanks Care.
<c e. <hach shey easily their friends
PstroHs from - 70 So per aerozzt % heir
stavorssie faciiitiss-
IL car Clothing make. and IL addition
very grises them sxcsIe.
H RACH i CO
Sgt. % Tsss 4ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

81. CHARLES HoTEL. WASHINGTON Crrr.-We IN
vie attention . -ae elrI q. thts H5sa aai a,
Of our friends -o nay sssls he CaP.t.}. taat they
VII fad the : Carries peasant az! e9aEarta7le
house We a7a.lei wish tn, proprietor dl-sas the
greater part Of tw sessions Of Congress aad therefore
know + VIA. W. say t. : Charles : pleasantly
situated the Capitol sad in every respect god
house
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FHNiE UNDERSIGNED is constantly rereiy m at His
Il room. Cambridge City, PIANOS from the follow
ing celebrated and popular manufacturer:
Stinway n sons Pianos, pronounced by all IT r
icssoT.a Musicians being super or every other
Boardman, Grey ~ Co. Pre- MUM Piano with
and without the Dulce Compana (sweet bells E ftac-
ment. livery Piano with the Corrugatng Sounding
Board
Dunham's unrvalled Pianos Also receiving a
new style ST Piano, Circular Scale, whose power ard
richness of tune Is equal to a Grand Piano.
Haines ~ Brother, favorite instruments oC all
those wha are in possession Of one, for it, sing
ing tune and richness Of finish.
Also receiving Of this firm Pearl Keyed and bcsuti
fully Pear Inlaid Pianos Louis Wv style.
Burns Pianos, known a being the eheapcst fsst
class Instruments
Erery Piano IS selected by himself for ri 9pn
use. aui he warrants 10 every Who does Hn-
lerstsnt much about good instrument. mn al.
him futy warranted that being represented ami no
Pann sold y him has got failed 70 give satisfact.
Favorable arrangements enabes him sell below
Cincinnati ant Dayton prices The prices of 7ia nos
have SET lawn from ten to fifteen per 3a53w
nanufa tiref prices
Ola Pianos taken in exchange
+ Piano stools aud Covers for sale.
II respectfully invites all lovers aui r-~-1
Pianos call At his Cambridge Cit AID *
ne hi Instruments and y6a viii ind better Ee-
tel stock than anywhere vest
j. S. MULLER.
Professor Ut Aasts
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