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A. J BLEEcKsR Anotioueer
IST, 6TH-AV., and elST-Sr. PROPERTY
1 A. BLEECKFR, SON co viii sell on FRIDAY, April
10 At IL o clock a. the Me chants Exchsng;
On 9th avThe property kDowu as No 600 and eoE near
5sih.st
On slst.st-l LIT n. S. 229 2 N 3d-av.
. On lst-av.-l pa eel T.. 3. 81 9 y. 86thst- -,
Maps terms. 6c., st No. Pirest (lHD
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G. c. 1 G. D. wooLwoRrn, orAHA, Nebrasks, have th
DAILY and WxsKIi TRIBpss for sRls,
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keaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of Orange notice hereby given,
law all persons having claims against the STATE Of JESSE
-COFEID late of the OF Montgomery In said county
dsceasd that they required 20 tbs same WIN the
vouchers thereof TO Sbe subscriber the executors OF the
last III and of said deceased at the Office OF SC
FIELD CAPRON Co.. Ia the village OF Wsden la the said
iowa of Montgomery y, II the office OF WILLIAM " SEQ
FIJI LID No 81 sn't 10 the City Of New ork on or be-
the lst day Of September ns1tOasd fab H. 1880
WILLIAM n. SCOFlELD, tEx..,,o,.
rs 1aw6mW AUGUSTUS +. SCUFIELD, '~
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nOUSERFEPERS' FURNISHING GOODS
Il IT AUCTION R. KIHGsLAND q 20. win sell,
THURSDAY April 10 at 10 O'Clock N &C No 534 bfosd%sy
Trsys Conec toner's Moulds CbidIeDs Cagss Hat ant
kr Gs show ard side Csses Fixtures Signs Gas Fixtures
Tjpuep's Toos NC Terms liberal. Sale persmptoTy.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and
4 ROEDoUT SITES mer THOMAS POWELL will leave foot
CT Jay-s. EVERY AETEkNOoN at - O'Clock
TOR BRIDGEPOR1--Fare 50cts.--The fast
Pscl. .Ss' sTs 21h 4Ss.asy TSa.ssy and siafa
FreieL len for the HoqSs o9e ana ransaufs
THOR BRIDGEPORT. The steamer BRIDGE
il PORT leaves Fa.;Blysr sesmbos place, Penk slip every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FtlDAfl a, IL 9c.2es noon
Freight slen anc The 1ny oost nay %Ol s00a'
EOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
IL PORT-Tbe steamer CArALiNt. Cat william a Vail
vii lesve Peck Slip Ess, RiyeT every THEsDAf T.s,
tsIen. GEO. ". CoRLLEs, Agent.
CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
" Connectns .. New-Bernpon With the Delaware lscfs
wanns end Western Railroad and EsstoD with the Leos
%fsTTR OxRRANGEMENT- sncins Dec 49, 1854
Leave New YORK ior Eson and p4ces rom oo'
,le by the sbove trains, snd st $3.50 o. m
m Tor Eason and intermediate stations for somerve BY
ne sbOys train. In sPd os sS ana the ilsO n
rom Pier r. close connection at EatIon with me
shsh Valley Railroad snd thence via E.. sn,y ,n,a IA:
hs direct for POusyile and HARRISBURG ~. 81,
eosd vii ies.s Nev.Yo from foot Coqr1gdt;. .,
100 from Pier2 only for lehish Vsley asrosd s. $3.50
lsS P.r 'S aD' only joins sTERss
NIEw-JERSEY RAILROAD : For PHILA-
~ DELPHlA and the SOUTH aad WEST Wa JEas t,
CITY. Mail and EIpesD Lines is,ye Ns~ g1rs st and
m md 4 and D. fare So Through Tickets sold Tor I'm
snnat ana tbe Vest and fy Washington NeNOhssns and
tbe South kc and through baggage CHECK ID to Wsuon
I, u. and 6 .. m. trains . , ..,.
No baggage viii be eivsd Tor si unless delivered and
checked minutes IN advance Of the tins o. leaving
COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
J. PORT and FAIL Rn ER-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Jewsit leaves New eyey
m nd he EaPlRF STATE, Capt Brayson on moNoAf
WFDhESDAY, ssd FRIDAY, at ) O'Clock p n from fie'
No N. n.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 10 any spPh-
can't until tie shall bsve been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispe'ch oJ
an EJpTets FTeisbt Train . ,,,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
Il aud TROY, connec'ing with trains hDRI IA ald WtS.
Ttom Monday. Apl g. 1870 frsins vii leave Chsn oens'
Sotop folowt Through Exprss TTan, era a ~ sa
D. Albany Nall, a SlssrinsCaI Tfein si-9 " ~
(5undsys ncudsdJi Way Trains for Sing Sing 800 IN so
l5 snd p. for PoushseePlis, las snd sig p "a ,o
TArytovn, Si55 .. fof Poekski, $3.50 from sss
Bnf lo and knrlbeTn LrhninE keRs TIAn, D:As ~ Lml
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given to al
person, having claims against OSCAR w. siDkfENANI,
late Of the City Of Ne~York commemorative, deceased TO
present the With vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the
Ocean Bank, No. l97 Gresnwtch, In the City Of Nowfoh
before the twenty fourth day OF May uex-Dsied New
York, the 22d day Of November 1883.
n23 law6mW ID. RUDOLPH MARTIN Executor.
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SaIrs bn Anrtirrt.


A UCTI0N NOTICES. e. J. B0G&RT, Anc-
n h,De,p-Nm sell on WEDN sNDAY, Aprii Is, a. ny
eah he Residence A. Wet 10Th IT. 5h-av I'll
ID troseWtO6 Dshoeuy hsck wAns Perlor o'e-
esroom Chamber SDd Library fURNliUhE hoebeioI' y
fksIen naAers; rosewood Piano 30. Consisting N par
uood Parlor Suites in Atn brocei
lreesel Window Cprtaius LBce Cnrtsins ROSEWOOD
Tabe icssWoOd ma bic top Center Table large te.oD
yer end mantle Gases Chns Vases BRUSSELS % rs,s
bsef wanet SGies 10 morOeco Lounge Ai9 DO
rosewood kockcaee; elegant carved To-swood
Dssssine Bureaus Nth msIbe ,ops 90 com nSys Sos'
bay's Writi Deck spendit soc p ,air Ca.
suy Be- sea5s Bureaus and Wsshrandsi oIu.se,, - ~,
pes rosewood IA, s'ands; do Hall Shsirs sss3 Chi.
son diInK Table Sofas LoUpes, msibis TOP A.
.BS CiiassvAse Rssan.ht sBd kitchen tu'ni -. :, 49,
Iron Safe 1ihon 4 Mcfarland tntNef''
section rOcns, no North WiiismsL ------
A M NspwIS, Aoetoneer -,
DY BANGS MERwIN, & Co, Irving buio.
- nts Nos s94 aud ssS BrOsS~Ay' ne' ''e
HcteL
Gao A LEAyITT AuodoneeI.
ny GEO. A. LIE AVITT a. ca
TsApD-sALE RooMs. Nos S,t and sFSBRoApwAr
aOoEa Rr.FIONEkN, WORKS OF AIT, "a.
Egr Conaignr1eDts solicited "a
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CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN, PLAIN
~ till, against THOMAS =. QUiN aud MARY JANE QUiN
he vie ARTHUR A. QUlN CHARLES u QUlN. GEORGE
and OF the Administrator Of ARTHUR QOIN deoaased
and DAVID EVANS, dssndsnts In Psutou.-n plsnance OF
dat on the sth day oi Noy-ub. 1889 William Wstson the
IN the said judeu named g sell Public Auction
the Merchants rchaBg- In 'bs City Of BY An
tho.y j. Blocker Co, Auetousers, SATURDAY, tue
Path day April 10 DEL of,hat day. All that
certain Lot pie parcel Of Land With The BUILDINGS aerson
situate ns and peIs n the Ninth Ward OF the City OF New
losi bounded and ssscbed follows; BEGINNING a. point
being the north westerly Of Washington and Hammond
thence ronnDg nobeIy the westerly line OF Wsn
ngoD hy feet nches thence weste " on
fine PARALLEL Hammond thirty -four feet four nchesi
tence southegy, Ie At gbt angles with Tia .eo
hy feet to the nobey line Of Hammond street. Ann
feet 20 the PLACES Of begDnng Also all the certain roy "a
paJcel and with the Building thereon stuNs yns en
being 10 be Ninth Ward Of the CITY OF 10, iss
described as follows: BssinDns Pnt on se 80 he
Of Hamn ond 'tant twenty-five ieet 800
nortbv of Washington ano ,ysst
AM ihsn,s Us.ei, paael WITH Hammond street wen*
tyvo thence sonlhsT at 70 @ ..s md
h7 feet to the ssd noi'ne,5 In ns ~ hammond street
tu.n,vtwo feet 10 The place OF orsnnig Ana s Al sns
certain piece Po LsSa wn Ma S s cs 81 New
a s and osseribed follows: Beginning a. posn
nv ,ha Torhsry Of Hammond street distant toI % S
~ tyor the north westerly OF WASN'T eson sna
nond thence Iuanas oorssIy = hss. VIII
ia Hamnond street my f.es thence westIy IA
ss.I nth Washington street hte-H foes aud 'ou neoesi
ss westerly and parallel with hammond street sshtees
,hr - soubeTy parallel with street nnecn
80 ma tour nches thence easerly parallel With Hammond
stse one and eight inehs thence sontefy and al nss
suges Hammond ere hy eet &c the saia norhey Inc o.
Hammond s.leet and theme eAsefy Aohs ne notno Vne
=, monS street feet, TO the place Of begannR
tos.,beI Nth ali singular the beredAens aud eppus.
nsns;. .ssrt ss oel0n'a " " HTS
JOHN c. DihMoCK, Plaintiffs Attorney
nhlI ss~te spA
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In PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of Newly ora Notice hereby gyen % all per-
sops wing against ENBY COL DorEIN late
City Of Newly orb deceased 10 present the With uchers
Thereof to Oh. bscfbeTs at d office Of AoTsm O,eob1e
No 5g broadway In the City Of Nswiok before the
day of September sed Newly tue a tn day heb
mary, litc SIMEON GU1MAhN, In
f2k laHtmMad LAZAKus NOLDsrEIN. EheoutoL-
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Roofing.
Gopartnersbip Notires.

Gopartnsrsbip Notices.
NOTICF-The firm of MITCHELL 81 BLAlN,
~ Re,aurstcr. Foton Ms'ket, is THIS DAY vi s5OLHED
b. ,tus consel The demands sgbnst he late htm Will %
sstt,d by " Bap Thankful for the paToDige of liberal
ube fo years past would solicit ts continuance fo our
sufe. ssor T. w Balm hopes by ct attention 70 ne own
bUn.s to merit In the future Ne" eIs APT 10
1860. WAhhhn M tNhIi-h'
DLEASE take notice that the PARTNERSHIP
hrDehy existing between subs ibeI under tue name
ofIAWSON JONES a. SON, DISSOLVED on the hiss
day of August the sid Jones then retiring there
frcm.-Dsted Newly orb, April 2, 1882 ,, ,e,,,,,
sp4 IswtwW' sTANFlELp JoNco.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY o

OhEWAohk PHILIP DATRa Henry Deter, Alden
Natues and JOSIAH n. brennan, against JAsiES SMITH
s4nn9ps Tor money demand contract not ser Ito
he a9ove dendsnt: fon hsr~b and required 20
the con plant In this action. hch sd Ia the ofhce
of the CsT Of The City and County u NewYork th, Josh
Gay u Aphl D. 1901 1T the City Hall in said city aud 20
oopy Of to the sad complaint
scribus II h.ir rfce 70 II Nassaueet Ia said city WITHIN
w.ny dsJs er the service ~ this you excl iy
Of the dsy q tnrh service and n foil tn the sa
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plsnhs Ia thi. soh
oil tir JUDGMENT against Tor sbe Of sI bundle. M
cO dollars wh interest from the twsnb day o. hpn
thousand ssh hundred nd l you besides the Cost Vi
this sctic - hted April 7th. 1850
TAGGARD 4 PlNkNEY, Plaintiff. Attorneys'v
spllllaw6rWed' No II Nssssa st NJ l.
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UNOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT. and GREEN
IT POINT, -fbs s'eagsy MASSA CHU5ErfS viii esvs
Jans. zip. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
e'cIoek p M
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pAs1EL A. MATHEWS. Auctioneer

Salesraom No. "a Csdar'st, opposite the Poss Otiee
DY BUTLER. SCHULTZ & MATHEW
III VIITHSDAN Aprl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

eThe n. Y. Weekly, has just commenced
an interesting Tale, entitled Mildred; or the Child
of Adoption y Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, author
Of Marion Grey, Lena Rivers Tempest and
Sunshine Meadow Brock &c, &c. The char
ec,er Of these works, is sufficient, guatat'ty that
.Mid,rd will not fall short of the high merit a.
ready aclu4sd by this gifted writer Sam Eide,
ut H., roStofhce News Depot, is always prepared
10 furnish customers with all the New York pa
pers, and other latest literary. miscellaneous and
scientific newspapers, magazines. &c. promptly
n, d as soon as they appear from the press. Give
him call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

GONE EAsr.-Robert Morrison. Cornelius
Ratliff and his wife, and one or two others OF
our citizens have gone east on visit They
design attending the Philadelphia Yearly
Meeting. which this year meets a. some point
in Canada. Il is also their intention 10 visit
the principal northern cities. the falls of Nj
agara. and other places of interest. They
expect TO be absent five or six weeks.
Elijah Coffin and his wife have also gone
cas-, on q visit. to see their friends and in the
hope of improving their health They ex-
pect to be absent q month or more.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

Elder 8. G. Hunt. will preach in the
School house on the public square. on Sab
bath next at 4 o'clock P. NJ, and on the fol-
having Sunday at half past 10 A. NJ. Tho
public are invited to attend.
Rev. g. s. Potter. of Glendale will preach
in the Presbyterian church. on next Sabbath.
at the usual hours, morning and evening.
Rev. J. w. T. McMullen will preach in
the Peral Street church on Sunday next. at
he usual hours services.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

nrA destructive fire occurred in this
city on Monday last. Three large stables
were burned in the southern part OF the city
1, is supposed the FIRE originated from match
"a in the hands Of small boys. who were
playiug near one OF the stables. The hre'
man were promptly on the ground, and their
exertions alone prevented an extension OF 'he
Ere which would have been destructive To-
deed. They worked hard and judiciously
All honor TO them
A small building was also burned on Sun
day night, in the north part Of the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

DYrrsssSr CoLoRED LrEs-We have heard OF
.whis Lies" and Black Lies" bat the spoiogy
of .3.fs Mob, in the last Jederson'an for the un'
gen, ~msnly and unoticer-hke conduct OF the
self styled ~CAef Of Police" will strike every I'M
.. .isd ced niad "a beinS clearly snd uneqaivo'
csly a Boy I've throughout. 1t was evidently
gotten up Tor Bailey, Judging from its special
pleading style. by half fedged costing OF . 10"
yer, in order to procure him another s'mi's' s''u
: on elsewhere. II is mere attempt at white
washing one who never ought to have been en-
trusted with any authority Whatever. simply from
the FAC, tia, the component part OF his CO npo-
sitiou is that of . seaseless bully and confirmed
backyard. When entrusted With power. be
can't help acting out bis uatpre
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
The proprietor Of the New York

The proprietor Of the New York
Store is still in the Eastern cities making his
dailv purchases for mia Western houses. =
When i, is known that the goods now being
received at the store Of Mr.. jackson, in
this city. are selected by himself. no one will
doubt their beauty. or the price at, viii h
they will bs sold. Mr.. Jackson is said to
be one Of the best pu, chasers in the West.
and he acts upon the principle Of giving his
customers the benefit of the bargains ne
makes. His present stock Of spring and
summer goods is specially worthy OF atten
ton. and we invite all who wish to make pur
chases to call At the New York Store. IN the
Starr Hall building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

B Fulghum, has laid ont a plat OF town
lots in the northern suburbs of this city,
which he styles by the name of Northern
Liberties" being outside the corporation
limits, but within ten minutes walk of all the
principal Manufactures and the Depot's of
the several Rail Roads leading to and from
Richmond. Twenty Of these lots front the
south on Cedar Avenue. street sixty feet
wide. running east and west from the New
port to the Hlllsboro pike. These lots are
eligible and dry. yet SO located that the pro-
prietor designs conveying pure spring water
in pipes to Cedar avenue. and grant the
right of said water to the use Of each lot.
TheseIo,s are Just what is needed in this
section. low priced and well adapted in their
location to manufacturers and lahore
Those wishing to improve such property
would do we'll to examine them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

The Horse Snow AT RICHMoND.-Th he
Wayne County Horse Show at Richmond on
the 17th and 18th insts.. promises to be one
OF unusua, attractions. Some of the best stock
OF Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky will be on
exhibition We have been told Of the names
OF number of celebrated horses that will
be present, but we cannot now repeat them
our memory for such things not being OF the
first order. The well known diligence and
activity of the people Of the q iaker City in
everything that they undertake give an AS
surance that the Wayne Coun,y Horse Show
will be far superior to some other exhibitions
with the name of National appended.
We clip the above from the Indiana Jour
nal as an evidence of the interest felt in the
central part Of the State. in the grand exhi
bition to take place in this city next week.
An immense crowd is expected to be pres
emit and the exhibition of stock will exceed
that of any ever made in the State.
The following is the names OF the officers
| of the association. by which the exhibition
is gotten up The high character OF the men
engaged will warrant fair and honorable
competition.
| President, Hon. VIM. T. Benton.
Secretary. W. T. Dennis.
Treasurer. w. w. Lynde.
Grand Marshal. Jno- P. Smith
Assistants. Messrs. Isaac Bates. VIM. IL.
Schlater, Stephen Fsrlow.
General Supt. Jno. NJ. Psxson.
Eek. Com Sanford Lackey. Joseph Shawhan
Joel Hazelton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

~ Our young friend, DANIEL L. SLOAN.
has purchased an interest in the Livery and
Sale Stable of Maj WATT, on the Corner OF
Walnut and Marion. opposite the Market
House. The business will be conducted un
Ger the firm of Watt Il Sloan. The Stable
is new. large and convenient the stock and
convevances will Re right; the proPrietor'
geu,lemanly and accommodating prices r"a
sonable, and every thing 0. X. We w'sf
them abundant success.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

EIWe invite the attention OF our citizens
to the advertisement Of DR.. Ludlow. which
is found i'm another column. We have seen
pecimens Of his workmanship which are
beautifully executed. His system OF fixing
the teeth in the plate, is certainly the most
sub stantial AMI the neatest we have ever seen.
Our citizens are invited to call at his office
over the store Of Thaddeus Wright.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
eEMessrs. Starr & White assure our c

n~Messrs. Starr & White assure our cit
liens that they are prepared to supply them
with q pure. bright gas. on the most econom-
ical terms. They are prepared to extend
their main pipes into all parts Of the city. and
put up fixtures and burners promptly and of
the latest and best styles and at the lowest
possible prices. Their object is to extend
their business !ra,her than to expect high
prices for a little work. Their gas is made
from the purest coal. and emits no unpleas-
ant odor when being consumed. Their Of
&c. is TWO doors east Of the Branch Bank.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

~ Lem. Maui and JOHN Hoyan were taken
ap last Sundag By the police for drunkenness and
f,-o,d. rIy cond lct. and put in The csiaboose -
An az, was left near the cell where one of III. IN
vas confined, which he sezs d. ard soon released
himself aud comsade breaking locks, bolts. &c
fiepan left town aud was at last accounts in Cin-
ciuna,t NauIs fine ard costs II the Mayors O.
fee was about Sl2-he stood FIRE and It's hoped
tn Is will be sufficient ie-sou TO him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
~ One of the larges. assortments, finest

II One Of the largest assortments, finest
materials. handsomest 6x-ups. cheapest and
best stocks of Millinery Trimmings, Bon
nets. Ribbons, Flowers. DC. &c, together
with the latest Fashions. just receir11 - Jul
friend I,,cv,. REIMBURSEMENT, few
d.,a.- worth Of Pearl ST. Church. Our lady
friends are specially invited :" call, examine
and make their purchases of Mrs. l.. for we
are sure. after a careful survey OF her hne
S ock of Goods. no person waning any ting
10 her line. will leave empty handed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

TIME TABLE.

lrrisais ID Departures Of PIsseaF~ Trans
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On ami and April Trains will arrive ana
follows:
Vr-,y,t L~,vas 72t Psssenger, 9:Io A. H., ana re
oria and Barliugto ton Express Train $40 T.
P.x4~px.r P. cnaoecfs Al nichH'o" '"'
Ciocipnsti Peoria and Burlington Express 4o a
Freight $40 .. y. -
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond b n
pn,o ston Express fol Cincinnati at 20 u
Inaisnspotis Express, 1900 an Mail 325 IN Freight
I2.40 - ~
~: Buriin gton Express s.55 Freight II 80 An
indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves h h.
Coin swsst- Might Ex 4 % Chicago Mail $40 m.
Dsy Express, $40. pm; Express Freight, $780, . m
Cincinnati Freight, II 30. NJ
Goiog Eas. Morning Express. I0O0, m; Columbus
all, 95O. p. m; Night Express. 1872, m express
Freight. 1870 m; Cincinnati freight. ilSo u M
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
Tenn perauce Orders.

Tom pc rance OrooHss
Tho TEMPLE OF HONOR meets on every Tuesday
Evening. :. -,
The GOOD TEMPLARS meet every Wednesday EVEN
Good TsmpIars Milton, Friday evening.
A do do Du on Monday evening.
do do do Cambridge, Tuesiay evening
do do do Jscksonburg. Friday evening.
The SONS or TEMPERANCE meet on every Saturday
evening.
TheUylOy rENpLAR3 (coiored) every Friday evon &.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

RIVE are informed that our friend Mi
cana WATSON. has opened house of enter
tainment at Chester in this county. 1t is a
pleasant drive, and the groves around Ches-
ter afford pleasant locations for pic MICS
DC.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

FIRE On Friday afternoon last. the dwelling
house near Harveys Mill half a mile west Of
.Pinhook,' and occupied by the Miller. Mr..
Young caught fire from n defective fl lie and WAS
burnt TO the ground. We did not learn further
particulars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
nH Clayton Hunts Family Grocery is

p% Clayton Hunts Family Grocery is An
institution within itself. He has made large
purchases Of the best of sugar cured hams.
dried beef. and similar articles Rice by the
fierce. He has a new and beautiful article
OF flower pots. suitable for the parlor or con-
serva,ory He also keeps the popular article
of washing fluid. the same rs formerly kept
by the late James Johnson He sells at the
loves, possible prices. aud the large quantity
purchased enables him to sell .. lower prices
than those Who buy in less quantities.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

PANORAMA OF ITALY.-This excellent
painting has been exhibited in this city to
delighted audiences during the past week.
1t has been universally admired for its great
artistic merits. and the classic interests 1t
represents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

TThe North Carolina peaches to be had
at the Grocery Store Of Clayton Hunt, are
superior to any others we have seen for a
long time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

B6cJohn X. Boswell is always on hand
At the sign Of the big camera to taRe bis ad-
mirable style Of pictures. John is good
arts. and always gives satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10
New StOck.--Latest styles.

WIGS. BGAgDgz Gg5219s &C., GG.s
~ALyIN oUTLANp iast received a. his Hair
u Dressins EssASVshn~at handsome Assortment OF
WIGS, BRAIDS. CURLS. &c.
r. A;.s n, tnx.s the attention iadies gentle
nen Ue "A. arrAax-raeats shieh h match
every color d=sired- Call aof examine his
stock Prices low
April g. 500 1ea
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-10

Iumber would do we'll to call OF WM CAIN Sons.
near the Der they have large stock OF most kinds
or hand aud short notice They VIII sell
the same low figures for b, ~
any Cheap Lumber Yard in the city lis