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\ NriSANCE.-We are appealed to, to aid in
remedyiug the condition of the pump at the cor
ner of Ninth and II streets, which is said to have
'euS.d insuf-rable annoyance to the residents in
that quarter for months past We can only Join
our prayers to theirs to the monarch of all he
veys IN tue streets Whereabouts (the commissioner
20 vouChSlfe them some relief. We know not
whether the law permits public pump here, that
might b. made TO work, 10 remain for months
Useless. Custom, however, is not unfrequently
more potent than law, here, as elsewhere.
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r THoMPsoN'S RDATENT MEDICINE

No. 500, North Stde, Pa. AreHHe,
Where he will I've glad to see his old friends and
patrons whenever they may feel disposed 10 give
] will keep constantly on hand all the popular
PATENT MEDICINES of the day, Wholesale .nd
retail. Also, my celebrated medicines LIFE PRE-
quantity. iep So
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rHK UNION FESTIVAL RECEIPTS.

INK MON FESTIVAL RECEIrTs
Rooms Y. M. c. A, June Q, 1859.
The following are the amounts raised bv the
ladies of the several Churches at the Union Festi
val, given for the benefit Of the Young Men.
Christian Association, at Odd Fellows, Hall.
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EOR RENT-The STORE lately occupied by
e Patterson Bsnon, RectIhars, situated near
the 9th and streets, directly opposite the
auction rooms Of TALL q Barnard. Apply to w.
HIGGINS, at Patent Office Extension. ie 4 St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-10

FOR SALE-A twO-story FRAME DWEI =
l. LING, situated on 3th street, between r. AMI F.,
Island. Price $50
Also, wanted to purchase for cash, a two story
Frame Dwelling, containing six rooms.
DAVID MYERLE,
est No = Todd's RuiIdino pa
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EOR SALE, A GREAT BARGAIN-SpIendid
II Seven-octsve Rosewood PIANO,A
with all the modern improvements, by OneSRVv
ofthe best makers; oniy been a few weeks wv
IN use; Stool and Cover. IL will be sold great
sacrifice II applied for soon the owner leaves the
city In a few days. Apply TO &. Il. Dc CCENIEL'S
Music Store, Pa. avenue between 10th and 18th sta
ta9-3t "
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LfOR SALE-Two 81 nve IOnt Q " r. ame Houses
J. containing rooms, kitchen, and wood cellar
on LIST street east. between c and ID streets north
Terms One fourth cash. the balance In monthly
payments of $50, bearing interest. Apply on the
emIses.
Je 8-4tt JAMES ID. MARI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-10

The RIVER Save the arrival last night Of a
few coal and wood vessels %siIless at the wharvss
Is particularly dull This morning, the river in
the direction Of Alexandria is rather lively with
wood craft, upward bound.
At Riley's wharf. arr we'd this morning, steamer
Diamond State, from Baltimore, heavily laden
with freight for q 4 II. Parker Co, j Stsggs,
Murray x Semmes, Nairn Palmer, Middleton
y Beall. Burns q MEG, e. b. Pearson, =. Bacon
Co, VIM. Orne, r.. q. Compton, Ill. q. Purdy.
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INcENDIARY ATTEMPT. Yesterday, about IL
o'clock, IN, some person set fire to a stable on
sixth street, Island, near the Presbyterian Church.
by tearing away plank and putting burning
sticks aud sfIlvings in the place. u was discov-
cred and eXtinguished before il had done any con-
siderable damage. 1t is hardly probable that an
adult or large boy would attempt such thing at
hour of the day when persons are constantly
passing the spot. II is more likely that it was
done 10y nall children only to see the excitement
which a fire would cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-10

INFRovENENT--A new brick building for the
use Of the Agricultural Bureau, at the proPagating
gardens on the canal side, between Four-and-a
half and Sixth streets, AN order for the coustruc-
ton IF which was given some time since by the
Department Of the Interior, is now in the course
If erectiOn. The cost Of the house will be about
two thousand dollars, and, in most respects, it
will be similar To the one already at the garden
When completed IT Will lie used for general pur-
poses attending the preservation and propagation
Of plants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

KILLED IN Fox CHAsE.-A young man
named Rhodes was instantly killed on Homony
Creek, in this county, last Monday week, under
rather singular circumstances. lie and some
companions were engaged in a fox chase, and
had run the animal into hole in q bluff of
rocks. Unable to force it out otherwise, they
built a fire at the entrance, with the view, in
hunters language, Of smoking it out" From
the heat of the fire, or some other cause, the
ledge Of rock above was seen to crack and give
way, when, in order to save themselves from
the descending rocks, the whole party, consist
ing OF three or four men, sprang from their
perilous positions on the ledge to the ground
below, some % or 30 feet. Mr.. Rhodes unfor-
tunately. did not spring quick enough, or far
enough, for huge stone fell upon him as he
struck the ground, crushing him to death in
stsnty; Others of the party were considerably
bruised, but not seriously injured. Mr.. Rhodes,
We learn, was worthy young man, and his
melancholy death created much sympathy.
What fearful illustration of the Oft Quoted
truth, that Gin the midst of life we are in
death. ."-AsheUtlle Ners, Jan. 6. =
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STRANGE AFFAIR.-In the mouth of July
last. a notice appeared in the columns of the
different Baltimore papers, of the fact of four
brothers, named Pursell, residing in Booth
street, near Schroeder, having been drowned
in the Spring Gardens, while on a fishing ex-
cursion. The bodies Of two of the unfortunate
young men were afterward found upon tho
Anne Arundel shore, having been ioated up by
the tide, and were inferred on the river bank
Search was also made for the bodies Of the
other two, but without avail, and as both the
boats in which they had been were found emp
ty, it was concluded that the whole tour had
been drowned, and that the two bodies which
could not be found had sunk. Nothing further
was heard from them until the 18th of Decem-
Der last, when two of them, James aud Michael,
returned to their home alive and we'll. They
state that their boat was upset and both were
thrown into the water, but they managed to
cling to the boat until ii drifted ashore near
the Marine Hospital. After landing, they
started together and travelled through the
State Of Pennsylvania, and after some time
they were both committed to the Westchester
almshouse, from which they were discharged
just before their return home. The two survi-
vors say that they were ignorant of the fate Of
their brothers until they reached Baltimore as
they were 80 much intoxicated at the time as to
be incapable Of knowing what had happened to
them.-Bdit. ErrhHRpp
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III A great many duels having been fought
in France, recently, and several having proved
fatal, the 6 ,vernment has determined to prose
cute all duelists. Several editors Of Figaro. the
newspaper, are under examination for their re-
cent duels. A good joke is told In connect tion
with this duelling mania: IL appears to be the
custom he-e for Lawyers about to defend client
before Court Martial, to send his card the day
before to the members Of the Court. A lawyer
recently complird with the custom, was visited
tn. next morn ming by the two seconds OF sergeant
m,ior who ha ppened to form part Of the Court,
and in his innocence supposed II was chsllenge
the lawyer sent him, = --.- - . / s.-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

DEMAND FOR 0Ars.-We noticed, a little
while since, the commencement of an active
demand for oats for the Southern markets
especially for Mobile and New Orleans. Sew
eral hundred thousand bushels have been
shipped TO the latter port, sRd the early sales
have realized enormous profits, ranging from
20 to b cents per bushel. This course Of ship
ment is unusual, but as grain was higher at
the shipping points on the Mississippi and its
points at the West, than in this city, and was
scarce in the South, it was not at all unac-
countable. Besides, the large number Of ves-
sells going South to load with cotton facilitated
the business by providing abundant freight
room at moderate rates. Fears have been ex-
pressed that the New Orleans market will be
overloaded by the supply now on the way, but
We notice an avenue of relief in the reship-
ments coastwise to Texas, which have already y
commenced. A movement is also going on in
corn, and Is 600 bushels were to-day taken fol
New Orleans, thus reversing the usual order In
respect to this cereal, like taking Goals tc
Newcastle. ."-PhiLa. Paper.
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in the first plaoe-we clsm that the EconOmzer
will produce twice the light with the same expense
as the ordinary burner.
Seoond-that the Economizer will produce
much, if not more light with from IS to 50 per cent.
less gas.
Third-that the Economzer raves Ind burns the
gas wasted by all the other burners now In and
with there cannot be, by any possibility. waste
of gas.
The Economizer can be seen at the Plumbing,
Gas and Steam Fitting Establishment Of
G., n. MYERS & CO,
No. 500 9Th street, between streetand
In 81 Penn. ayepu0.
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nR. R.,COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICA
IL SALT is for sale in Washington by J. p. Mi
burn & Co., WIllsrds' Hotel; J.. g.. Moore, Pam.
aye, below 18th SITS; F. Gardner. oppos,sss lie
Pa ave-: s. y. Waite, 52s 7th st.. and r. !. Walsh,
Sns sth st. east; IN Georfstown b{ 8. T. Gissell;
High SITS; in Alexandra bv Peel & Stevens, and by
all Druggists Wherever the Star is read. As 1t 10
not patent medicine, but the prescription of an
MedIcalSalt. N. B.-For Testimonials and dIeo-
tons see eiroular DR.. CO6GSWELL'S NEW
MEDICAI.S SALT, de 2-ly
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All, musket balls, then ?r
% Nc" returned the narrator, :" they were
ss large as my fst" .tE
"Why, You don't mean to say they were
cannon balls % exclaimed one of his hearers,
with distended eyes.
No, they we're not cannon bsiis,"
Why, what were they, then 20
" "COdfsA balls" returned the hunter, With
grin. = =
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Nor so BAD.-A hunter, narrating his hair
breadth escapes to an admiring audience, said
81 once had two balls lodged in m Y stomach. -
Pistol ball ?'' asked one.
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1Qi ELEVENTH STREET 10f
tJt between Pa. drssEe aSd sfrssf fCf
NEW UPHOLSTERY.
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, DO. upholstered, covered
and recovered.
Shades, Window Curtains, Drspery, &C., cut.
made, and put up.
Carpets (nev and odd cut, made, and put down.
HalT and Spring Mattresses made !, Temade.
Old Furniture repaired, vanished, &o.
All work personally attended 10, and az reasonable
pnces. w. n. MITCHELL,
2s-u <a< It'll street.
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NOTICE To GAS CONSUMERS.

C. H. Myers having purchased Of us the sole right
of GATES GAS ECONOMIZER for the District
of Columbia We would recommend to all who wish
to save their gas, and at the same time inc rease
their light, to call and examine the EconomiLer
GREGORY d GATES,
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NJ TEETH,

W. LOOMS, NJ. D., the ventor and patentee
OF the Mineral Plate TesfA, attends per-
sonaliy at his once IN this olty. 49,
many persons can wear these Teeth vhoSSIlo
cannot weaf others; and no person oan wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
but to those who particular and " sh the purest
oeanest, strongest, ard most perfect denture that
srt can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms IN this city. SIS Penn. avenue, between 9Th
ana intn streets; Also, S7 Arch street. Phade7h 7hia
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Boots, Shoes. Go.

BOOTS ANB SHOES.
stock Of >6H~
Lanes double sole Nor Boots, Sis. l
Lsales, n. gove KID buttoDed Roois.Sa-Sv "
II,enies' best Eng. Lasting Caters. Sis.
ShlIdren best Eng. LsstInG Button Caters, 7So..
SSeno Sewed Calftkin Boots. SS75,
Nisses end Chndr7u's Boots and Shoes Of every
4 Sessernptalos, eeusly y low. al Of our own make.
Ladles Sandals and Overs6oss ,so
j. ROSENTHAL.
AS ai 49, .,.nrs IN AZ
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81 VAN CAMP,
H. ENTIST,
Has returned to the city and resuned his ,rsc
toe.
Operating Rooms and Resldeuce-<e F&S
street., between 9Th and 7th, four doors from IIIG
Post Offoe. 90 b-,f
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OOK FOR THE .6OLD EAGLE"
Just received. q maepikcent LOT Of ENSLLsH, =,
PICTURE and LookING-GtA tAsss tAssssEFEEkk,s. FEkk,sshs'
ds&u - Pa svs- eypesits kirtveods'.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
- SALT eXerts, like the VACCINE matter, an ex-
traOrdiDary influence over the veins and arteries,
resulting in a gradual dec Inc of Inflammation, as
ind lcated by the pulse, which resumes its nat
ural state, the heat, pain and fever dlsa ppeaTs
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDIC
- SALT does Just v hat IL claims to do-nO moro.
no less-equalIZes the fluids by removing from the
ystem ali arte rial and venOus Obstruo tlOns. De
scriptirs Circulars may be obtained from any drug
glst who has this valuable medicine for sale.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
~ SALT. ACUTE pack, 81; Chrome do. g. 5O
Family Go. So Sent by mail, free OF expense, on
receipt of price. Invafds with chronic or long
standing diseases, should always order chrome
package. ID. c. TAYLOR & CO. Gen. AZ gents, 202
Dock ST., Phila. n. B.-AEents wanted In every
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n DENTAL NOTICE.
long occupied By DR.. Mslster, (ys Pern'-...s
svenee between 9th and 10th sts.,D where's
ne Will be pleased To see ali who may desire <H1b
his services. + or professional ability am kindly
permitted 10 refer to Dr. Mslst.r. jst
H. DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MuNSON Is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
lite. combining the irresistible advantages
OF ohe- pness, durability, usefulness and in
creased comfort. Those having hadly htt- -S11S
ING pstes can now be guaranteed perfect ht. Teeth
mounted on Vucanite will cost one third less thaU
gold and are far superior IN every respect. Call
and see specimens at 5s Pennsylvania avenue.
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nR. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT. Get a circular. Ask any Druggist about
the New Medical salt. Ask your neghboTs
about the New Medical Salt If sick, try If not
sick ln7krnhfr tha New Medical Salt
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Now 10 the tune 20 get your a.seness akeh . De
nov me nest sssortment "i Cases and Frames IN
sne o..y ,,sd ard fine lot e Paintings have been
mi = 20 DECORATE the rooms, which the public ls
- a. "a and see. Good Llkenesses put up In
cases from 50 cents 20 oS1:M,., NJ:
Ar, on Pa. ave.. bet. 9Th and sth sta
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
Nl X. FRANCE & CO.. MANAGERS.
These Lotteries are drawn BY State authority. and
under the pernto ndence of State Comm er.
They have been drawing for over forty years. Per-
sons no wish to purchase tickets, can, with conf
dence: buy In The Mary land Lotteries, as there has
never oeen question as to their legality or fairness
OF drawing, and no prize sold but what promptly
paid.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK,
TO BIZ DRAWN IN BALTIMORE CITY EVERY AFTER
NOON AT O'CLOCK.
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sPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES.
US II ReceIved 9 hne assortment Of tie shove
snhr.cinr t,od, Silver, Stoel, Shell and Horn
frames with best Lenees Of every focus.
II. SEMKEN, $50 Pa avenue,
and
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
Il SALE OR RENT.-The House at BaiIey's
Cross Roads. miles from Washington and from
Alexandra, at the intersection of the Fairfax and
Middle TurnpIkcs. Address LEWIS BAILEY,
WASHINGTON city, or inquire on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

JSUccEssoR TO ID. ScHAp.)
Corner Of Third Street and Psnn. AceaSe.
The present proprietor has just received the
splendid stock OF Rhine Wine, Cham "A
ps.p.,; S9IElns! 9,n;I Brsndis. q IN. puTs.,SAf
not TO be seen IN this country, selected from Hol
land. AL Of these were selected BY the muoh la
visit to Europe, departed this life. The STOCK is
one uneqnaed AND will be presented 10 connossurs
offered in the market. IN addition to the above We
also eupmeIate pure pAbsynthe. Dried Plumhs,
able for FansplsntinE and table use; ell kinds OF
Game in season, a. the best Of Oysters, and eais
call particular attention. The prices for the same
cannot be compared with for chesPness
ia7 I'm corner Sd street and Penn avenue:
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosITEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-25

SICAICHRISfMAS PRkSEN L. AZ =. .se
NI Music Depot Of w. q. MErZEROTT,.H ~
corner of IIth street and Penn. avenue. rf,., Ny
Vlolins Guitars, VIolincelios, BarJos,r - -
Acoordeons Drums. Clarionetts. am%noII,'s % s,i
tronomes Flsssolets, Hsrmonicas rHuy s,;os ~
Piano Covers, Music STANDS, msannt of Einfss -
sSsion ard Prussouleves m PaTIs hss Just arrived
Also. neYeral OF klsenbranott nsnH "
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

ZIMMEg & MISUNDERSTANDING largely increas-
ed facilities for manufacturing Candies, are nov
frlly prepared to supply the demand Of the city
and country either at wholesale or retail and at
such prices will not justify dealers going
abroad for the article. We guarantee satisfaction
ia all we SELL and respectfully solicit those
toned to purchase at Cincinnati to give US
call.
We are also manufacturing a superior Cough
Candy, a supply Of which is constantly kept on
hand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

Er-The City Stove Store of our friend Lefever
is the place to supply yourself With Cooking
Stove of almost any style or pattern. He manu-
factares the trimmings of the best materials, and
warrants them TO be equal to the best in the city
He has also Parlor and other Stoves of the hes,
patterns Also Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass and Cop
per ware Of the best kind. All Of which will be
sold on most accommodating terms
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

Setcing .Ndchines.-We were shewn few days
since some leather shoes which had in the Ian
guage of the shoemaker, been fitted" with one of
Mr. Bells Sewing Machines, which demonstrated
their ability for almost any kind Of sewing work.
1t is empha,ically general purpose machine,
and can bs used in the family or shop to any pur-
pose which requires the use Of needle and thread.
No family arrangement is complete without one
Of these machines. Cali and see them at work
The ladies are especially invited to call at Bells
shop.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

MARRIED---0n Tuesday Morning last by the MAJ or,
John Fnley, Mr.. WILLIAM LANCASTER. Of this vi
cinfty, TO Miss Pamela OSBORNE. Of this city.
With the above came renemtrsne Of the
anity of the pater. May the sken chord
become chafed By may choicest Of
blessings be showered upon the newly welded heneerth
and:forever.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

Literary Depot-Mr. JOS. r. Perry, in the
Starr Hall Building has all the late periodicals Of
the day in advance of the mail. We are uuder
obligations for Harper for September, aud seve
raj other valuable publications. Cal at his Office
in the Starr Hall Building, up stairs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

SAFE BURSINd FLuID.-We have never heard
but objection urged against the use of Burn
ing Fluid as light, and that is its liability to ex-
plode and injure the clothes aud persons of those
who may unfortunately be near it at the time
This objection is now entirely avoided, and there
is no more danger from explosion than there is in
a tallow candle We have it tested in the
most thorough manner, and are satisfied that
Greenough's Carbonic Acid Gas Non-E plosve
Burning Fluid, as now prepared at the Drug Store
OF j. s. Stiddom & Co, cannot explode under
any circumstances, any more than cold water can.
This is important improvement and will doubt
less bring Fluid into general nse 1t is a good
and cheap light, and Messrs. Stiddom Co have
the exclusive right for selling it 10 this county.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

CIorHrSG MIR Shire would iaform his friends
that he is now prepared for the fall trade with a
stock OF goods that cannot be excclled III this
city. He has blue, black, brown and other col
ored cloths, cassimeres and satnetts, vestings &c
which will be made TO order BY the best Of work
men aud in the latest and most fashionable style
He has also a splendid stock of ready made cloth
ing, which has been made to order and With great
care His terms cash and his prices are yer,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

STEPHEN SCOrrON will sell inch Lum-
Der for 81 IS per loo feet other
yard will sell 81. Come and I'll Street North
Of Main 2stf
n|Stephen Section will sell Lumber, Lath
and Shin prices CASH than yard in
the city. and deliver Is. Yard 9Th North Of
Main. 3Stf
STEP HEN SCOTrON will take Groceries,
Boots and Shoes. and DR. Goods. for Lumber At his
Cheap Lumber Yard, 7th Street, North Main.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

Palaiial Bazaar.-Our friend Dugdale is pre-
pared to supply the demand with peaches which
have been handled with great deal Of care. He
also keeps very general assortment of canned
fruits and preserves, pickles, nuts, fruits, &c. His
Ice cream Saloon is also supplied with its luxu-
res Wall paper in great variety Of styles and
patterns can be had there. Fancy articles, toys
&c. &c, in immense quantities, can also be had at
this establishment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

New York SroRE--The New Y ork Store Is
now receiving new supply of New Fall Goods,
direct from the Eastern markets, which have been
selected with especial reference to this city, by
most experienced purchaser and one intimately
acquainted with the wants of this community -
This stock was purchased on favorable terms
as any stock of goods ever brought 10 this city
they were purchased for cash, and will be sold for
the same at a small advance, giving the purchaser
all the advantages of the bargains at which they
were purchased
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS Of Administration the Estate OF Beuj.
u min P.den, late Of the City of Richmond, Wayne
3aunry, and State Of Indiana. have this day been
rsnted the undersigned By the Clerk of the Court
Common Pleas Of said County. All persons having
las against said estate desired 10 present them
the undersigned Clerk Of said Court duly Prorsa
PHEBE J. PADEN,
Adninistratrix-
August % 1859. 80 3v al IS