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MARRIED,

ss.idsncs Of the minister, By. Rev. D. c, beWulf,
w O. DooRxs. Of Philadelphis, 70 Miss AMANDA O.
fouSo. Of Montgomery county, Nd.
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A. CHARLES II. TOMPKINs,
b. Brig. Gen. and Chief QuArtermaster,
mh<-H NAh Military District

DROPosALs FOR GRADING AND PAVING 'rHE
fwEENf R.fTh ABB sTHFsE pEEREg
GCity fall, patill2 o'clock N. m sAT9 ab.f. &:
ssarraEeway Of 7 street north, between FiitR aud
street north the stone 70 be not eight Or iess
depth, 70 be laid on bed q gravel less than d Gil
sand before paving. and e be well rammed with
last ra%'miHg the suplas earth 70 b deposited In
missioner may diree Ard the contractor viii be
for the full width Of the street exposed for
which will be we'll puaaled by the Ward tommis,
sioner, without expsnse to the contractor.
Bidders will also Estimate for furnishnK and ring
gutter stone not less than three feet In Length and
entire satisfaction e both Ward and Assistant Com.
property bordering thereon except that OF the Gem
Sonxtss of whish provided for BY act of
All old materials TO be the property OF the CORPORA
Sn, and to be Deposited In such locality the Ward
Bidders will state price per CUBIC yard for grading
per SQUARE yard for paving, including the gravel and
sand required, and per foot for gutter stone.
No bid will be received from others than practical
any or all bids u'-''' WV. PORSYTH.
mh2B-td Bup't and Inspector. 10
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PROPOSALS FOR GAS AND WATER SERVICE
PIPES S"''S

ProSs. nS S !, b F sssy the Hsyg; once
AZ day SS April nsI. f S farai;bi1E and layins hs
Cock and Boxes, street north, between Pifth and
Sixth west into all lots parts Of lots
not already provided Herewith,
Specifications be seen at the oflce Of the Com
missioner Of improvements, In the basement Of tho
west wing Of the City Hall.
The Tigkti Is reserved TO reject any or all bids,
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
mhB.td Commissioner Fourth Ward.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

All the latest styles Of BoNNBTs, HATS, &c, for
woman . and childre = wear, to be had.
REPAIRING and CLEANING expedltiously done
at most reasonable prices.
The latest fashions introduced simultaneously with
Northern cities mh2S- I'm
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BOAND FOR THE EJ
CRNUINE BUCK GLOVES.

Genuine Buekskip qloyss for Cont emen nd Ladies'
,whollssAle and fetsil, 81 RAMSBU8p 4 SONS, No,
asnts Gsan lsssss SsseS L1&is, va
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

We arc authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. slower, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been fixed In lieu Of the after.
noon receptions, as they were last season.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

so Pennsy MIA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets,
VIII exhibit, on Monday. March aOth. n handsome
| assortment Of
FRENCH PATTERN DoNNP.rs.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL
T.. NATIONAL THnATRE.

PROPOSALS. FOR IRON a.
o''ISs c q u E 5h..tsga . u &
VIII h" Ss :. ari Ss S ns unit,
the l.: S ARsL E,
spssSs 81 sas I'M ossf & The PhSaspha
Navy Yard where they to be delivered free OF
''ni YoR ' Bureau " STEAM ENGINEERING.
100 pounds A-inch Square Iron.
loo pounds inch SQUARE Iron.
Blank forms 10 lids al this oiiss ,u
mhsS,s Payna.tor I. 5. Navy.
bRoP SAILS.
NAVY PAYxAsrEE' g oYyIoE.l
Sealed proposals. to be indorsed Proposals. Will
Il 4 tf Il. GfS the
ssn 81 and s s. Al he Navy
Yard. and subject to the usual Inspection thersat.
.'BuREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS "
SIS UhIoe hundred and twenty nve) feet ~ Inch Iron
f BfShEAHa p III YARDS AND DOCKS.
~ Gorty-two) Pine Joists, IS foet long sxl2
SI.hiIty5 Pine Jqi.t.. % feet long s.le inches.
Shiry1 RRRiR iG't Or 6RbSaSR la inches
BG GHi strt 81 t Ea6 2!hi AND REPAIRS
6(siXJ dozen hickory Brooms
faithful delivery q supplies aw aided. =
ba e. ia 3 Ak. sss further for
mh26-a Paymaster U. q. N.
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HARRIsBuRov- March 27.-Thc Senate to-day
passed a Joint resolution requesting the Presi-
dent to protect American citizens in the guano
trade, and to compel the Government Of San Do
mingo to restore At once the Island Of Alta vela.
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NEW roRx, March T.-The Union Pacific
Railroad Company, at meeting OF directors
yesterday, decided to locate and construct rail-
road bridge across the Missouri river, opposite
the present terminus Of their road at Omaha.
The bridge II TO be suficiently high to permit
the passage OF boats. 1t will be constructed
Immediately. ~
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e~e VICTORIA HOTEL, asa Pennsyl-
~ vania avenue. between Pour and "a half and
Sixth streets.
The undersgned has opened the above hotel, for
nsrly asIhaIdt Hotel and will 30 pleased e see his
former friends at his new place, hoping at the Same
time 20 BE awarded due share Of the patIonaEe
fel7-u FRRD HOSCH,
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HAT AND BONNET BLEACHER AND MANU-
FACTURER,
n. E. CORNER TENTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
THIRD Story. ENTRANCE on TESTH ST..
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The Question Of Irish Church Reforms.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

The louisiana Convention on Satur-
bay adopted the secoud article of the
Constitution. It relates to citizen ship,
and declares that all persons, without
regard to race, color, or previous con
dition, born and naturaiized in the Uni
ted States, and residents Of the State
for one, year, are citizens of the State.
and that they shall enjoy the same civil.
political, and public rights and privileges
and be subject to the same pains and
uenalieS 81 Ta8 te 81 t.H-ts-s 5TA geo
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KING SoLoMoS's CHATTER, No. A.
The following Companions have been
elected officers of King Solomon's Chap
ter, No. 4, for the ensuing year: s9
+ c. Fetta, Ii. p; j. j. Roney, K; A.
Samson, S.: Samuel Marlatt, c. Ii, !;
S. Conklin, p. S.; d. w. Johnson, r. A.
C.; John Suffrins, Treas; S. C. .Byers,
Rec; w. P. Ratlif, Librarian, p. Chant,
tGuor1 Bs@s "a Sft2tft9 80 tsef ~eA-s~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

MlLroN. Dec %. 1867.

AlLroN, Dec. %, 1867.
Nh. EDIroR.-The report published in
last weeks Palladium, supporting to be
the Quartz Report from this office,
Of the amount of tax assessed in the
Fifth District, for the quarter ending
Dee. Is, 1867, is So. erroneous that, am
compelled to ask you to favor me, as
well as the readers of the Palladium, to
publish the corrected report herewith
transmitted. zv..u.s-..su=-aa-u-sa rres
The Revenue Quarter ends on the
3lst of Dee, instead of the 10th.
| The report you published was Iot a
| quarterly, but a monthly report only
! for the month of November, and as
there was, nothing included in tha,
amoant,. save the items usually placed
on the monthly list proper it gave a
very imperfect account of the amount
of tax assessed in the District during
| the month above named. -.sso y
There are. some heavy items in our
assessments which are, never placed on
the !" Monthly" $50 5ssxa
Distilled spirits shipped from the
| place Of manufacture to other districts
| in bond, are assessed en- other Forms
This. item for the month Of Nov. is 3d.
/ 492, nineteen thousand four hundred
| and ninety-two dollars.
AnotIier item Of shipment of spirits
| on which the tax is due and placed on
/ the list since the reeapitulation. was
| furnished to Assistant Assessor Bragg,
is (s8, CSC, eight thousand six hundred
and eighty dollars, making the assess
1nents in 4th Div. CIV estern Wayne,
near (s2s, ooo,) twenty eight thousand
dollars, ...-.....,--
The item fermented liquors should be
also added, but as the reports are not
al in, We can only. suppose it would
amount to about 81, 500. The accom-
pany ing recapitulation will give very
nearly the amount assessed in the 9th
District, exclusive Of tax on fermented
liquors which the producer pays by the
| purchase of stamps.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Corrected weekly BY Taos. NEsfoR & {
Cincinnati Markets

p VI. II r. y
CINCIssATI, December I9. 1857.
Flour is very dali aad prices lower family $40 rs
gil o.
Wheat dull and unzettled 81 20@o so for No.
spring AMI winter. s85 zEs = SIS Taastza
New ear is in demand al 84c. "A eET
Oats haze ADVANCED To- S4@65c 1or No. l..
rye in rloderste demand 1t s 63@l IS.
Barley unchanged and steady at CSC.
Cotton IS dull at lac for lr,ddiinR. w
Tobacco is good demand, and the market is III M
er sales of so bids st 81 00123 rs.
Whisky steady at 2sc in bond sales of $50 obis.
Mess pork could be bought at S19 50@20 60 for
old and new; bnlk Ats 60IlGc loose. 81 GaA
Lard in demand at 12@l214c for cid; and q ew.
Butter firm at 330139c for fresh. f~z
Cheese steady At 141Sc9i Sc.
Eggs dali and scarce at 33c. cis "a Aaz
Linseed oil 81 90 | 03. a. $50 ezrs -
Fax seed 81 1901 90. Glover seed quiet at IL 90.
Timothy dull at 81 00@2 %. ~s..= ses~,es
Beef cattle duh at 3Gs14c gross. The supply is in
excess of tie demand Sheep dull at 81 0o9s 5oiper
central gross. ls1 Sssezsg e S. sal
Gold 1897 buying, and 134 selling
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

Pennsylvania passed law last winter
making nine hours a days work. The
Reading Railroad Company have car
ricd it into effect in all branches of their
business, reducing the wages Of their
workmen to q corresponding ratio.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

/ The items of spirits reported on Form
93, and spirits shipped in bond in Nov.
with the exception of . small amount,
belong to the list Of Div. No. 4, show
ing the ents in the latter Div. to
be largely ia excess of the aggregate OF
all the other Div's. #i6@ ba
l am sir, yours truly. as
III. W. SHUMAN, Assessor.
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THE School FUNDs.- The following
Fund appropriated to each township and
school corporation out of the November
dividend
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HArrr YsA..- MAY this be, that

A HAPPY YEAa.-- May this be, that
we have just entered upon, to all our
subscribers and patrons. May this be n
commencement of new period--a cycle
of months, and, as each property holder
is obliged 10 set down the true amount
of his wealth on the 1st day of January,
for the payment of taxes thereon--and
in order to arrive at the. sum total, are
obliged to take an inventory of "stock'
on hsnd-would it not be we'll for each
Individual. male and, female, old and
yonng, to stake stock of themselves
ascertain, II possible, their true worth,
reIigiously, morally and socially, and
vhatever may be lacking, resolve, by the
help Of Providence, who always ".helps
those who help themselves to make
their "stock" more valuable for the brief
time each may live, SO that when they
shall see the last OF earth, it may be
said OK them: tie Fyorld, has. been made
better and pprer, by their good deeds
ana exemplary conduet3- their daily
walk and conversation, and the glorir
Gus commendation cannot fail 70 be
pronounced IN their favor, by she lips.
OF the Great Law ,Giver: well done
thou good and faithful servant .Roas
IL
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EYES. AND EARS 1.-The most aeceptal
BILE compliment one can payriR CONVEX
sation is attentive listening. And the
most appreciative listening if we may,
use a celtcism) is done with the eyes.
For the human ear, unlike that of the
lower animals, is a fixed institution 1t
cannot be elevated or directed forward
when attention is aroused. Hence its
function is limited It cannot give
signs either of attention or appreciation
in conversation. Thus, as q writer cina
Blackwood well says.we do our most
effective listening with our eyes, And
in many regards listening is far more
effective in impressing conversational
companion than speedily suns poken
affront, short of absolute radeness rous-
es resentment SO readily as wandering
attention. manifested in wandering CLAN
ces. a mans thoughts are wont to fol
low his eyes, and be engrossed sbyswhatA
they see rather than what lie hears
Thus, though a speaking eyesis a. rare
social gift. listening eye is even more
rare and valuable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

1t was a cruel joke of BIZ. Raupachs
TO send Mr.. Seward careful scientific
record of the volcanic disturbances
which knocked his desirable W est Indian
residence into demnition flinders. In
80 hours St. Thomas had 327 earthquakes
What . nice place it must be for naval
station where the sea comes in every
once in . while and carries ships Of war
right over the house tops IT,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

Russia is earnestly studying tue East
ern Question. The Turkish Govern
ment has long since received some sharp
displeasu re Of the CIR with her dupiie-
ity, and now a council Of the most dis
tinguished statesmen of Russia has been
assembled at ST. Petersburg to give
ing the question. That there will be
ere long some very serious complications
in the East mayb regarded as certain.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
fseRa DRY oooDst F4voY GooDsI
.sEyTELRY AND SiLVERWARE.
Worth over $4,000 oG00i All to be sold for On &
DOLLAR EACH
ARRINDALE&CO.,

AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTUR ERS.
Announce thatin consequence Of the stocking of
tic English Market immense quantity of DRY
and FANCY GOODS have, been consigned to them
with instructions 10 be cleared for immediate CASH,
at anv sacrifice A. Co, have, Therefore, resolved
to offer them according to their ordinary system of
business at 81 each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices Of sosne Of the articles which they offer
at 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

Tho Democrats organs in the West gener-
xI,v are out of humor about JoHSsoN's HAM
cocx message. Tho Rittsburg Post expresses
itself curtly-a and its, remarks are fair sam
ole ofthe Democratic expression in all West
I'm dIrscticns The Post says: ......-
''fhe coolest joke of the season rs the presenta-
.;en ~ General Haucock by the President to
Congress for some signal marx of favor, for the
.sertion Of the constitutional fact that the civil
si.sil 30 placed above military power. We
hone the Rrssident will instruct the four other
Military Commanders TO initiate the course Of
sIancock Won't Congress make the General
.-Chr;ssncss gifs7 3 -. - - 80 ~
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Gifts for Christmas & New Years!
SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLDAND SILVER
WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED TO RUN, AND
THOROUGHLY REGULATED, AT THE Low
PRICE OF &I0 EACH, AND SATISFACTION
yFIARA NTEED -
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DIED.

In Brooklyn, n. Y, on Tuesday. Dee. i6, Of scar
let fever, Minnie, daughter of Thomas I. and laura
Dennis, aged five years and six months II sds
In this city, % Friday night last, MEs. HAueH-
ron, wife of DR.. r. T.. Haughton. =