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MEDICINES.
sVTHEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT

PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE,
sPALDNGs
THROAT INJECTIONS,
THROAT CoNFEC TIoNS,
THROAT CONF IONS,
GOOD FOR CLERGYNEN,
GOOD FOR LEcTuRERs,
GOOD POR PUBLIC sEAKERs.
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES,
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDNG's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear tie Throat
They give gtrcnth and volume TO The voice
They impsr, delicious aroma 10 the breath.
They are delightful TO the taste.
They are made u simple hcrts And sa.not harrs
sny one.
advise every one who has = Cough or a Husky
voice, q BAD Breath, OF any difficulty Of tho
/ Throat to GO, package Of my Throa, confcetions
they will relieve you Instantly, and you will agree
with me that 'thcy 10 rgth 10 the SPOT" You will
, find them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings, for slins your cough
or sllsying your thirst. II you try one pack,
am safe in saying that you will ever Ancr-,,s. d
slider them Indispensable. You will ann thetn a,
the Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY. PTvE CENTS.
Ny signature Is on esdh package. An others arc
counterfeit.
Apsclsse win be sent ~ -.s, prepaid. on re.
oapt q Thirty Cent.
Address
henry G. spALDNC,
Ne. - Cedar street, y. Y.
oEPHALIC PILLS
SICK HEADACHE.
CURk
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
~ the uso Of those Pnls the periodic attacks o.
Nervous OF Sick Headache may be prevented and
II taken at the commencement Of an attack imne.
date relief from pain and sickness will he obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea ald
Headache, to which females are 81 subject
They act gently upon tic bowels, removing Cos.
| tvoncss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and
all persons of scdentHry habits they arc valuable az
AlaNatve, improving the appetite, giving tone and
vgor to the digestive organs, and restoring the na
tural elasticity and strength 70 the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS Are the result Of long in.
vestga,ion and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
ting in the nervous system or from dcranged state
of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may lie taken at all times with perfect saiety,
without making any change of diet, and the absence
of any disagrecaLle taste renders it easy to admin
lst,r them to children.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFErrs
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry c
| spalding each box.
| Sold by Druggists and ali oths dealers in Mcdi
elncs.
a box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt o.
| the
PRICE 20 CENTS.
All orders should I've addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDING
4s Cedar street, New York
| A single bottle Of sPAIDNG's PREPARED GLUE
/ will save ten times il cost annually.
sPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE
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ENRM FOR SALE-NBOUT 20 ACRES
good land, good house and barn, gOsl graa
s'ul: about tons hay Co., tie Nun ~ ti, itri. god
will IT water and cisern one mile fran the cee-
br tel Bunkunkou, Lake ON long lHl mi pnar
u urh and s,hupl very healthy urice $1,000, ono
90 sixth ave. Olg Pa 'i09
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COAL.

COAL,-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ leo 10 1, 400 It's delivered fDr ~ 70 or ~ a.
hut full weight II 9OOO lbs guaranteed under for.
fixture ~ the whole I'LL, of tho hest Peach Orchard
and Iehh coal In the city delivered In good order,
nj ~ 20, from yards lower corner King and Greei :
sits. and % ROe~evelt n, New Bowery. MAT
THEW CLINTON, Wholesale and retail agent for
Rel Ash and Lehlgh coal. oil 2iUs
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A RBY CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS AND DE-
L1mands secured and collected, cash aiv.nce,I
I. 8. Treasury notes bought and sold. q. T. HOUSE
10 wall vt, MY. o23 2talsifs
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EOR sALE-A BUTCHER SHOP, Doing
nice business in the upper part Of the city can
e louyht cheap; uhs above Is entirely new and in
ne Of the he locations this city affords the owner
no, b,inR ale 10 attend to 1t, will sell u once Please
o4 2gd " and 4h ave. MOO 5'lstM
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BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY STYLE
~ constantly ON hand or male 10 order : lrh ~.
Rrocer's haker's milk and express. Here yn. can
get good article and ~ favorable ~ any That can
lie found. Also, some second HINT wagons I'm 70 "A
order cheap STEWARDS wagon factory, bid IT.,
let Broadway and Sth ave. uc3O 2ilr'lA
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DENTISTRY.

CHEAPEST OF ALL. BAKER, ~ East
- iith st., nils teeth With pure silver, aud cur ~
tooth ache - cents "'rh. Fpr plate work, call ou
o24 g4.c'l2U
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FlRS.


\ SETT OF FINE, DARK, RICH. MINK
M.r'iu Furs, Cfpe, " n and Guns, for s36,
s.r'. actually 80 NJ - Chatham ~, the Grcat Fur
'.IH.um, 50 much talked Of last season. Or 2llc'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OR SALE-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
a feed store Dald kindling wood factory guol
tvslnc.a lHlTm1uey auiTcd sold on acc'nnt o.
,vner going To war; ~ West 3Sth q. no s'lss
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LOST AND FOUND.

A YAwL BOAT STOLEN, FROM 18TH
n vt, E.ust River The flu % will bo reu ,rl,d OBJ
calling nj ooriI,r First ave AMI J'd st.
no gl0s Capt. JAMES BRO.
OST OR STOLEN - LAST FRIDAY
l<nlght, large bacL and white dog, with l"til,'
cpllsr Answers TO the n1mc Of DON. A giit,'l,
coward will 10 paid Ou hi. rec worry al ic"l d." '.
VI Ernst. ND 2'iGo
G1n Il " W 4 RD--I.OST-A CENTRE
pIO bnari fslrut 70 ieot long, painted Lena
color. Any person returning the Suns Ia III.
Il lp yard, fbpt e last ISL ri, will resolve the ab
rrwsrl, will he suitably rev rlcd for any lufIrn-
iiinn. nd b'l
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AND FOR StLE-FARMERS, GAR
IL I,ncrs nnd miliuru, II ypI wish to pirr,iasr y
10 ~ ~ acres nf ihn irst band Ia flathus, only
miles from CITY Iljl, Brooklyn prices All rms ~
oi the times. Cau GA l.. Z. HERiLN TJCrlar 4.
NY - pisc'
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
= one half the 1AhF saved by using my SewAg
Machine on. WhdesAo and retail at the fActoEy,
100 Duane II, n. Y. JOHN READ, JR- d co.
s99 Aao'i0i
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I ADlIS, LADIES, LADIES.
"a Iht- i-r, time e. mike bargains In futH' -
....,vfsd Wat the Crc.t Northern amt western
..rnHIp,rr Dput, . Bn"ry, up stair. DRAKE
,.. 90 emo
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M ZELLs NERvINR PowDRR-TIIR

KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA
h crckery and glassware IA great variety and At
greatly reduced prt also fucy RoOds, vuscs beer
Canal IT.. oc2G Aac'iH
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plANING MACHINE FOR SALB-ONR
endless chain bed surfAcing machine, Wood
hury's make, planes "A inches wide, In perfect or
dG will he sold very low, at the machinery de-
pot ID STEVENS, BROTHER & co, 229 Pearl 81
oc9 taRs
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HORSES FOR SALT YOUNG HORSES
4 Iust from Canada, nom II t. 10 hands, will be-
sold cheap ms the owner IN going home; they ara III
for butcher baker, grocer or doctor Apply ~ 10
WITS ~ between Hudson and Yarick ss, until
sid. po2 Osli9
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COAI.-BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
~ aud white arh coal always on hand aud NJ Tho
lowest market price, at QuHRPELS, 10 Canal st
and 10 Sixth sv bet 29th and Both sts oil 24a'i15
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T. AW BUSINESS PROMPTLY AND
- faithfully attended n; cash advanced on notes.
accounts AMI claims; collections made at q fair per
ccntage. q. z. no; 81, couil-tllpr-at-la., ia Wal
street, ~ Y oc23 al,gs1lT
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EOR SAIE-A BUTCHERS HORSE, Cart
L and harness, IN g,sd order; the mare IL years
old md 10 hands high, warranted sound and kind
will be- sid tog, Their or separate cheap, if applied
isr Immediately. Apply at 22i Delaney 1t. nd -
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CnoICE BIRDs-cmtRLEY zoLLrR OF

FOR SALE-IlORSE, CART, HARNESS,
with work of Ru,d stoFe, bs Robinson II. In
quire Of tie caImn. nj s'1OT
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL OF
VI the FIRST quality at the lowest market price from
yard 10 cents PER ton leaa from the boats Ala Er
s,io, Lchigh, Locust Mountain and DlaoksmlthS
G ,ala IIENRY REEVE, Oor Canal anil Centre ami
COZ Jane and West sS- oi0 Aa'i0s
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T EAKY ROOFS-EvERY KIND OF
- lcaky Tin. iugle board and other NJ ia re-
pnlr'd snd made tisht md warranted with the
never tilins ccmcni roofing, by applying to No abl
Seventh avenue or Branch Agency ~ SOUTH Tth st.
WillmmsburRh. o22 A,osfgy
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES, SLElGIS,
lhu ness, tells, Nr.-A large sto,k Of family car
rIE,s, hugsicE, grnfcIs and business wagons "a
land wagons, Nleghs, ~ horses, tVc., selling otf
go 24,c'lOJ
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CIPERIOR RED AND INVITE ASH
- Goals pu
ft family use, screened and delivered ir . from
date n Ill parts Of the cliv ~
$40
ner TN, of 2. 900 liz. OnIrrs len VI 10 w,y.fly
place, 10 West itib ~. Perry and West NJ fpt Z,
Delaney 49, y. X, aud ~ WAL IT. a. TREAD.
WELL, Agent. o'29 Np'2t9
al 1O-RED ANDIwHITE ASH CONL
81. ~ oftbe beet quality and full weight Of
9O0O liza now selling at ~ ~ pr ton, drv ,rc1 Ia
all arts IT the city, clean aud free from slate -
wd. 4. TREADWEII, BiJ Biwcry, cor. - ~
o.2n g." sf-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
The CoNFLiG

TIE CoSFLicr OF SxELLs.-A party OF
negroes IN Ithica. New York, recently de-
cIied 10 have ball. II took place about
81. miies out of the city. and they engaged
\ splendid six horse team To take them 10
the spot The owner OF the team, we'll
known white livery stable keeper Of lthica.
not wishing to iutruSt his team 10 the care
f any one else. resolved 10 drive it himself
Alter the bali was opened one of the dar-
key managers politely invited the gentleman
TO 90 il. as a spectator il he pleased, and he
did SO. After whilv, the negroes oeeom-
ing aroused by the dance, the odor OF the
room became slightly Objectionable As
the ball progressed, the aroma became
stronger aud stronger. until be concluded
TO leave Just at that moment he saw
number OF darhies in consultation, and one
Of them approached him with much polite
ness, and informed him that The ladies re-
quested that he should leave the room -
The darkey stated that he regretted 10 make
the request, but that the ladies' Insisted. be
cause, thew said-he smelt too much Of The
siablsi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

Last week and almost every day since
our last issue, startling rumors have APP
peared in regard to the surrender of Fort
Sumter, and the probable destination of
Maj anderson, and his men. At last ad
vises, he still holding the Fo,t, and
nothing was known in regard to the deter
mination OF either The Cabinet or Gen. Scott,
regarding that post. The Cincinnati
Gazette of ycsteday, has the following
sensible and weli-timed remarks:
1T is quite as well. however, for every
body to understand that military dispatches
and projects. in times Of actual hostilities,
are not won't to be bruited about in the
streets with quite the same freedom every
day gossip. 1t should be remembered too,
that the same Major Anderson now repre-
sented SO eager for evacuatiug Fort
Sumter, was only few weeks ago credited
with having assured the Government that
no achievements were needed-that he
could hold the fort for long period without
any such help. AZ the time this report was
attributed to him, reinforcing Fort Sumter
would have been parsiively easy mat.
ter. Since lhett. he difficulty of such a
proceeding may hsSe become practically
insu;erable. II 50. all defenders Of Ex-
President Buchanan viii please take notice
that the present Administration is not re-
spon>ible for this circumstance Prompt
action at The proper time would certainly
have saved the disgrace Of retreat before
armed rebels. II this latter event happens,
il will only be because OF the imbecility or
ciminality of those then in power. who al
lowed the favorable opportunity TO pass
We shall be very glad ii it proves that, even
now, the much talked of humiliation OF
abandoning Fort Sumter nay be spared
us"
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H Wood wanted on subscription.


pIEp-on the lssh inst, at the resie OF her pa
Dublin. wayne County. Ind. KATE, daughter
Wilson and Margaret Jones, aged IA years, 10 months
; nj two days.
TYThe decreased wet arr ahie aud aaeetianAte, and
beloved hy sill who her. She bore her an lotions
with the fcrttaie ola histiaa, and tried
weeping eroaaa her bed side, When
With smile selic sweetness. she whispered dant
cry you will soon come me- Aai who
her forget the calm expression Of that lovely
she requested them sing At the
%. leng TO lie, dear mother
Her las. moments calm and serene. and her be-
reavea isads eoa.elei the be lief that she row
sleeps in Jesus.
Peaee nj be thy silent slumeer.
Peaceful ia the grave 81 low.
Thou mere will Join cur number,
9hca o songs shalt know
s. X. II.
Ia the vicinity Of ctty, Thursday afternoon
last, after lingering illness. CHARLES sHUIE aged
about g. years.
On the evening Miss RACHEL BALLARD.
aged ss years, II months, and Is days.
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Foreign Appointments

The telegraph reports an additional
batch of Foreign Ministers. nominated yes
terday. Mr.. Adams Of Massachusetts. IS
taken from Congress to represent Us Al the
Court of St James. lie as the prestige Of
two Presidential ancestors. and that other
desirable qualification for minister TO En-
gland, abundant wealth Mr.. Dayton OF
New Jersey, has the French mission, and
Mr. Marsh Of Vermont, enc Of the most &C
complished scholars of the country. and for
merly Minister al Constantinople, will be
our representative AZ the Sandman Court
Carl Schurz, The distinguished German Or
ator, rec elves the mission 10 Portugal.
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The Famous Dead of 1850.

The neurology last year Was hot distn,
gnished by many prominent names. In
deed. compared with the previous year.
during hich Humboldt, Meternich, living,
Cheate, Brunei. DeTocquevile. Macauley.
Hallam, Crawford Prescott, and q host of
other prominent men, passed away, the list
books scant Sill! It viii do. During 1860,
science lost Espy aud Sir Charles Barry =
literature lost the Able Hue. G. p. X
James. the genial story teller, Mrs. Jane
son, Dr.. Croiy. poet and preacher. Albert
Smith the humorist. James X. Paulding the
truest OF American novelsts. Judge Haih-
burton, The author # Sam Slick, William
Grim, and Alfred Bum. Among military
men have died Gen Sir George Simpson,
the hero OF 5, has,opol, and Gen. Sir. Harry
Smith os the BRUSH army. The British
ANY has lost Sir. Charles Napier. aud the
Earl Dundonald The dead statesmen are
the Earl Of aberdeen. William c. Preston,
of South Carolina, Gov. Willard of Indiana,
Gov Bissen of Illinois. the Chevalier Bun
son, and Gsa Mirabeau B. Lamar, of Tex
as. Art has lost kembrandt Pcale, Van
BeeSt, and Frazer Among other eelebri-
ties Who died, were William E. Burton, La
dy Byron. the widow Of the grea, poet. The
Do"ager Queen 81 Sweden, wife OF the eel
ebrstei Bernadotse, and Jerome Bonaparte,
ex king OF Westphaiia, and list suryivi ,g
brother Of Napoleon /.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

@ We are pleased that our neightor OF
the j fcrsonian.is refreshing his readers with
"reminiscences of the early history of this
country. and also an occasional scrap from
ancient history, to prove that we should be
very kind. very courteous, and very broth
erly towards those who have been stealing
forts, arsenals, government money, and oil
for light houses! Why put men in prison
for stealing horses. or for any other crime :?
"Do you suppose, SIR" IN the language of
that. old white haired Thithian. tina; those
whom You shall conquer will love thee?'
We shall expect next to see in our neigh
boris paper, the affecting story of Damon
and Pytheas 10 illustrate the self sacrificing
disposition dat should prevail at the North
towards The Sotyh--that We of the North
should SURRENDER all cur rights. natural and
acquired, to pacify the Cotton States and
also, the undying love that existed between
David and Jonathan. to illustrate the eondi-
tion Of things that onght 10 exist; notwith
standing the cases are numerous where
Northern men are frequently hung, tarred
and feaihered, and barrelled up ard rolled
into the Mississippi river! Oh! tie huge
quantity Of disinterested love that should
exist between the North and South under
present misunderstanding to the
Jetfersonlau.
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war. is the great desideratuu' OF those VINO
are now clothed with the power OF tie Gov
eminent. Any other hypothesis woald De
simply sbsurd.
The Cynthiana News says:
The Secessionists # Cynthiana we're MAD
enough to fight, when they learned that LIN
coin would enforce the laws, and now they
are the most pitiful objects TO be seen--they
are mad because he won't fight.
New YoRK. March 20.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
that the Administration has instructed the
Commanders OF vessels of Pensacola not
to make any move until further ADVISED
An armistice OF ten days has been agreed
upon between the Southern Commissioners
aud the Administration.
The Herald's Charleston dispatch says,
Paymaster Hutton visited Sumter under a
flag OF truce this evening. and paid OF htty
Government soldiers under Major Ander-
son, an / the command Will leave by steamer
Columbia. on Saturday.
The Southern Confederacy will De recog-
nized by France and Spain. No recon
struction, even upon the extinction OF the
Republican patty, will restore the South ts
the L MON.
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War TIE SOUTHERN PAPERS SAr.-Speak-

War THE SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY.-Speak-
ing Of the evacuation of Fort Sumter. the
Charleston Mercury rejoices that blood was
saved; but hopes that II MON nders are
TOO late in their attempts aud thinks
crushed egg shells and friendship abused
can never be mended."
The Wilmington { n. O. Herald. thinks
"there is not sufficient military force vet to
carry out the Black Republican programme,
and. therefore, for the present. affairs may
assume peaceful aspect. but we are no,
inclined TO think it will last long
The Savannah Republican says. abiding
to the surrender of Sumter. "Pickens and
the other forts OF the Gulf must follow the
lead of Sumter, and the very act of absn-
document involves the necessity Of cur right
TO separate independence, and the duty OF
the old Union to reeos nize and respect it,
The Richmond va Wing hopes, now
that Sumter is abandoned, that the Admin
istrstion will evacuste Fort Pickeus "and
all other places now held by the Federal
Government within the limits Q. tho sece-
ding States
The Lexington Observer says:
We are rejoiced that this movement has
been determined upon, and no matter what
may have been the motive that prompted H.,
il cannot but be regarded a measure OF paci-
fication. and gives assurance that peace. not
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SCilNOl NOlice.

The undersigned propose opening Sc
lect School, on The Isl day OF April, TO
continue Twelve weeks. in the building
known as the II cksite School House" on
Fra kiln street. where they have taught
during the past winter. Instruction will be
thorough. TERMs-S3 to S.. payable 81
the middle and close of the term.
The radiments of the German Langnag re
will be included in the above course
j WRIGHT.
VI J. NlNDER
March u 1851
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Sale of Property.

kKYTLL be oEerei fer ssle Saturday the lssh day
w 81 April next the Hoa-e aud L.; % the paa.r-
signed. situated in West Richmond The In tvo-
s;ery-foar good Ieors AID tss good srch-ns-s se
good vaser and FALL los, With several rz, there
"a
TERMS. One laird aowa the resisue siyia.s int
I've e91Ai uents- sse IN Aud ~tth
seeassy For farther fnfsrm.ti,n .ua,
TO the saeseYie~s the pr=mists-
West Eiehnead, March ~, fssl n
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~ We hope our subscribers will ex

~- We hope our subscribers will ex
cuse late appearance of our paper to day
absence Of one of our hands for three or foul
days will accouu. partly for it--be more
prompt next week.
VThose Of orr subscribers in the city
who have not been supplied with he Palla
dunn for the last two weeks. are Informed
that we have had new carriers. They vii
confer a favor on Us by calling AZ the office
and letting us know if they have not receiv
ed it.
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The school Law.

The new School Law. enacted by the late
Legislature. will be published in a few days.
and will then be in force Ii is the intention
of the Superintendent OF Pubic Instruction.
Mr.. Fletcher, to have a large edition of the
law printed in phmphIei form for general
distribution. The law authorizes such a
proceeding. and the Interests Of the public
require it, Ind Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

\ GRKAr Hos.-W. X. McElhenv
weighed pig. this week, 80 months old.
Ii drew just 900. As it hung. it measured
4 feet from the gambrel stick to the snout;
q feet through The shoulders and fses
through the hams. II was of the Chester
White persuasion. = Losaasport Joarsal
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For Sale.

7h76 Acres Of Choice Land near the Turn
sOlao pike leading from Riehnond, Indiana, I,
Newport and Winchester. Al miles from Richuaona,
formerly owned BY Paige. So Acres II the tsses
IL IN excellent timber viii sell, time By psyine
one third fourth cash. I will sell IS a-rss
Of Timber OF the tract fer ea,h approx ed paper
inquire Of JOHN r. r. PECK.
15-2ms Hantoa, Ohio.
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New Spring Goods!
$40 600 DOLLARS WORTH OF
pcotooo Dry Goods to be opened at the
NEW YORK CASH STORE.

We would inform customer. and tho public
that We are Ieee wing our Spring Goods, aud
stock will almost daily be increased up to the first
Of June IL is our intention TO keep everything at
our establishment that is in line. ami VERY hing
new that appears in the Eastern markets.
Hsving resident buyer in the City vi New York
six months Of the year and buying goods in large
quantities solely for cash enables sell every
tie1 rs lew any narke, in Aus~iies. ssi great
portion of our goods are bought so that sell
them much less than " Wholesale prices.
Wessy to the public COMPARE goods and pri-
and those Of any other establishment and your
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
~Uur Washington c,

@Uur Washington Correspondent ad-
vises us that the Cabinet proposes to give
no appointment TO persons who shall. after
this week. make personal application for Of
fee. Let this resolution be adopted. and tho
army OF beggars. who are disgrace to the
nation. will disappear from the Capital
ICin. Gax. March 2l.