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Notice or Re.oval.

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The undersigned have removed
their Insurance Office to Room No.
6, up stairs, in the First National
Bank Building. We continue to
represent the following old and re-
liable Insurance Companies, to-wit:
Etna, Of Hartford; ms. Co., of
North America, Philadelphia; I'M
derwriters' Agency of New York;
and North British and Mercantile,
Of London and Edinburgh. The
above companies are all first class,
possessed Of large capital and sur
plus, md have paid 70 citizens OF
Richaaond for FIRE Losses owe $50,
900 in the last eight years, the
proof of which can be seen by . call
at our Office. Soliciting Q continu-
ance of the liberal patronage here
tofore received, we pledge ourselves
in the future, as in the past, to give
satisfaction to all. ~
; eTrr-ys JOHN G. HADLEy & Co.
z Richmond, June Is, 1879.
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"FuLroN SIARkEr' has everything
on ito tables in the Fruit and Veeet.
able hne-fresh and good; in its
ice chests all kinds of the incest,
fattsst and freshest Of meats; on
its hooks, Breakfast Bacon, Hams
and dried Beef; and in its capacious
trough, covered over with CONCEALED
water, you win find the finest Fish
that ever was caught Phi. Wig
gins and Tom. McWhinney cannot
b beat in catsring to the public
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CncrssArt, July l1.3Cotton-
duh at 10 LAD. ~ Flour firm .
46 1901 90. Wheat - offerings
light; No. 2 red winter 81 a.
Corn-6rm at Soc. Rye-steady
at Toe. Oats-firm at 35a45. Bar
|ley--dull and nominal. Groceries
|-steady Oib-frm. Eggs -frm
1T 15a16c. Butter and Cheese
steady and in madera*e demand
Provisions-strong. Mess Pork
firm; generally held at SIT. Lard
offerings light; nominally un-
changed. Bulk meats strong;
shoulders Z 1-2c; clear ribs 9a9 1-4cs
Bacon-f.m and in good demand.
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For the Palladium. ls9
-. 81 The License Law.


Mr.. ED1ToR: report from the
small towns in the State, where the
new temperance law has been en-
forced, is to the effect that it il eff
ficacious in stopping the sale Of in
toxicating drinks, and its eonss-
quent evils. But the universal
opinion is, that it does no good in
Richmondi ss.szsa--saesr !.
Then, why is it, The law should
be as applicable, to whisky-sellera
one place as another, if it is en-
forced. Is it the old stale saying
that the city officials will not prose
cute the liquor cases, or what is the
reasona Whatever it is, certainly
it ought to be looked into by those
who are suffering from the unlaw-
full traffic in whisky. Ard we ask,
Mr.. Editor, that yourself, or some
=
one else: should answer a question
that is often asked, and many per.
sons want to know: In case mar
goes to the city prosecutor, and
asks him to make case against {
whisky seller, [who is making his
minor son drunkard, or who il
selling to one who is an habitual
drunkard, and the said officer, re-
plies, that "these men have the
money and you had better not make
them mad lit viii do no goodr'-
Is there any other officer can be
employed to prosecute the case, OF
must the man stand and see all his
hopes OF saving his son from tempt
stion blighted, and he go down to
ruin, because man appointed fo1
the purpose of carrying ont the
provisions of the law, does not see
proper to do 90, who can take his
place! Will some one answer
July 10, 1873. ENQUIRER.
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PROFESSOR HAYWOOD,
or New York, and other eminent
speakers, will address the people.
~ ~ - = - q - $500 rr
- q - - - A@--
Come andHear
THOSE SIGNATURES.

A. Ia-
Some Of our fellow-citizens, who
signed Cspellar's petition to open
. grog-shop in the First Ward,
took us to task for publishing the
list IN our paper, last week, for the
reason, mainly, that it was q pri-
vate est Of their own, and not one
Of public concernment-an express
sion cf individual opinion, that they
had q perfect right to entertain and
express, without question, and with
which the public had nothing to
do whatever; in short and a. usual
in clinching questions Ike this, it
was 'tnone Of our business!' A,
When Ggners to . petition to es-
tablish, 81 LAW, . dr,,nkard manu-
factory N THAR midst talk in thus
way, and manifest 10 much senG.
tivensHabsut the publicity given
tethsr ~ anla deed, we really feel
encouraged and hopeful that it may
[bs ~ h innisg ofSwisdom with
e. ded III shey win b more
1900 h thS faturs. We have
Fhutur1 unsvw TO neke 70 Their
[ob3 &c. her eur stand point
and thAt il: the H1ozr does not ex.
ist IN any ono to uphold and propa
| gate IN unmitigated evil and the
"Wo unto him that putteth the
bottle to his neighbor's lips and
maketh him drunken Also" applies
with equal force to the erog- sellsi
and to the man who signs his psi
ton sfos sGpsmit 10 sell
But We only intended to alludt
to the dissatisfaction expressed b,
some Of the signers, and to say
that one main reason for its publ
cation was TO show, that some o
the names appended to the petite,
were put there without the know]
edge Or consent Of the parties
whilst some others were not, AMI
had not been, ct the last election
citizens Of the Ward whore tn
grog shop was desired. That is
good and sufficient reason. oa
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II this city, On July lat, BY Rev. J. Hughes
M Joseph Cunningham, of Wiuchestsr,
Ind. and Mary J. Riley, Of the same place.
u Oa the 80 Of July. ia this city, by the
same, Mr.. George W. Walters, Of Eaton
Oh 10, and Miss Dora Evans. Of this city.
= BY the ssms, on iuly sth. in THE city Mr.,
lchabod 9. GrAmaron. OF Williamsburg, and
siss Matte A.. Runnels, Of this city.
q y the same. in this city, on July 9th, DR..
hilitas Bell of 1ndisnap ellis, and Miss Fan
ny Sny der. of this city.
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The two Societies Of our Irish
fellow-citizens-sS est nsixick," and
'tHibernian," together with quite .
large concourse Of our isllow-cit
GEMS, native and nat allied, march
ed from st. Mary's Church ID tha.
Industrial Fair Grounds, headed by
the Irish Cornet Band, where on
their arrival, tbs Declaration Of In~
dependence was read, and most az
cellent speeches were made by
Messrs. Bickle and MsMuAen. The
former drew a vivid picture of the
rapid growth and prosperity Of our
country, and contrasted the poPula-
ton and statistics of the Union,
when, in 1776, the thirteen States
erected an Independent govern
ment, with the population andsta-
tistics given by the last census
showing it to be unparalleled in
| the history OF the world, and, in
deed and in truth the Gland of the
FREE and the home of the BRAVE
where people OF all nationaities be-
come BONA Eide American citizens.
Father McMullen's remarks were
made for the benefit of the rising
generation, in regard to temper
ance. he warned the youth 70 be.
ware of the grog shops-for they
we're their worst enemies. He com.
mended to them Industrious and
virtuous habits urged them to be
dilligent in making themselves use
full in every way, so that they might
become good citizens, and act well
their parties when called upon to
take the places of their fathers
From our observation, we can en-
dorse the following from the La
fayette Courier, as one of the Signs
hereabouts:
| One of the good signs OF The
times is the increased interest man,
Tested by our Irish fellow-citizena
in the cause of temperance. It il
q notable fact that there Ia n NAKED
diminution of intemperance among
the laboring Irish people, and thai
they are learning that they mus
add to their proverbial industry thu
virtues of temperance and economy
il they would increase their world
lily prosperity. During the recon
temperance excitement in this State
the Catholic priests and the Irisl
members of that church took Al
active and influential part on tn
side of sobriety. lslaasa h
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RsOnens LoDss. Aes SAL. o. OF,
- July TIL, 1878.
WzaaAs. II - psa6l the supss.s
nsiss. y his isGsits ssa ssAsssdsA wisdom
= uasO frsa or bso1 - brothers, in Ne
noseeay y H. ard b - midst Of HE uss-
fslssas. or Aixhly sstssa eo-tborsr, Bro.
sEsss ndwards, sailiag IN tbsa labor 70 70.
wssd rAssshxa ~
a p.Sssl, Tat - tahsa u osr spprseias
- Of ~ sAesseoR snd vistnss Of our de-
sssso1 brslhsr, and % marx sfrsspsst 70
- Msassy. our bah aaA ssgaiia y drapsA
In ussiag for the spess - tAtsey days.
Rtsssssd, That We DEEPLY synpathiss with ths
relatives AID friends IN their irreparahls loss.
and woui9 tommssd them. for esasslBtion TO
list God who aas calisd our BELOVED broth
er 70 rest, 1''.-. .
Rrstved, That copy of these aesolutions
b Presented to the be.eavsd family Of the
deceased, ARD copy Forwarded 10 the city
papers Tor pahlicati toe. zgsg
- I. 3. Mo Ds. r. O..
u J. r. NiLlskss, 3Coaa;tses.
iaYs4a ". r. WAaIs0, . ~ gasasogssf
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The Rev. William Il. Norton. whils resid-
agin Brasil - Missionary, discovered in
theslaadef nedieinss > sensdy for onsump-
tien, Serefaia. Sore Threat Coughs. Colds
Asthns and Nervous Wealnsss. Tfis rem
~ - - AyssH aitsr al otter medi .
sinss ha1 1hilsd.
wishiss . bsasat che ssSsrilg,J xillscna
tbsrssoipe Tor prspariagas1 lyink Ellis rem :
~ teal wbs desire Il FR1B or CHARGE.
8 PisssssAd an savslspes With yonr nam
1ao4aAdsssa On Il, Ad1sess,
Rev. WILLIAN a. NORTON.
oe7sNN,tRk Ar.
H.tS-0e.i g ..oos INV Sisdcary
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For Ladies' Dress Goods, and
everything in the Dry Goods line,
at fair prices for cash, 60 to Fork
ner's, 27O Main Street. and you
will do your duty to yourself and
family. Pee e q
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"
q - First of September next tie dfaerest
Bauks in our city open At . O'Clock. A N n.
H1Thsears Of 'santfhumbug" stick out
n to.day's Times it's gtranspareauy olesgi
nous, ard displays Cutie -6sh tactics to peg
lection. -
~rhs grog- sellers are indulging in dire
threatning jnss now. 81.
~rhe birth day OF our old friend Abra-
ham Earnest, occurred % the 9Th Of July
= good day to come into the world. IS
The new conrt house will soon b res-
d. T. occupy. NJ 1es eis
~A One assortment IF Ronne.s, Hats
and Niliinsry Goods, chsap for cash, at xrs.
3 A llif Davis, North Franklin-st., II. e
Hendricks. -
The Telssr.m has aeut US off," Sos-
HIsE - hua neki g1aniss e
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ANCIENT PANrAIooNs.-Colonel e.
Railsback has had monopol in
possessing q pair Of bu6 pantaloons,
made Ala MnTrAHIz, which the Col.
used - wear City years go when
he trained the militia; but our
friend Miles J. Shinn has . pair
that, from their good preservation,
bids fair to rival Col. RS. On
Wednesday night week he celebrat-
ed his 25th anniversary of his in
itiation into the Institution of Odd
Fellowship, and he still wears the
pants that he was initiated in.
They are still white.
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The cheapest and most beautiful
Tea and Coffee Sets-China and
Queensware-now at the China
Store Of ]. E. Nye & Co., 277 Main
Street. Their large assortment of
Fruit Jars, and Jelly Glasses, is
just the thing for this season.
Cheapest Table Cutlery, C$1 per
set] and Goblets [50c. per dozen1
IN the cityl
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The new Store Room of w. w.
Rattray, 274 Main Street, north
side, with its neat counter, shelly
ings and tables, added to his supe.
rior stock of Family Groceries,
prompt attention paid customers,
and the knowledge that you are
getting the real worth Of your
money, make it one of the most de-
airable places to deal at in our city.
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NJ J. Shinn, special deputy, or.
ganized q new Lodge of the L o.
G. T., in the Good Templar's Hall,
on Thursday night last.
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Miss Ruth Morris, late of our
State Normal School, has accepted
. position in the High School of
Indianapolis.
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S1aNF1cANT.-In consequence of
the Democratic origin of the back
pay grab, and the complete mixture
of political elements in giving life
to it, the Indianapolis Journal says
it was sEbegotten of Republican
greed on Democratic dishonesty. I"
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Fresh Brown Coffee, from thirty
to forty cents, at 274 Main Street,
north side, between Marion and
Franklin
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Tea, from 20 to 4Octa . quarter.
Green Coffee, from Is to Scots, at
W. ". Rattray's, 214 Main street.
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(Ths Prsnian List juss printed By The
lndspeudeut coGpasss @ fevueabjv vith A.
j0hs dons q ~ 1elessaQ. tAAe Neae 49,
Surface - doalars Z god judess dseiie -
his favor. ~ =
Sc All. sffs} -ess,sfzs.yy =
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Soap five bars for quarter;
meas mAckerel-best the market
affords, at 274 Main Street, north
ssdo
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@H 10 R,nerally believed that the cape,.
lar grog'hop permit was obsaiceti under islse
pssssnses-C sailes Leiys 10 operating ther,i
FOR wayathst are dark." &c., liquor- aollerp
are very peculiar.
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Frank Elder, Who has been doing
business IN Louisville, KY, for some
time past, with Morton 4 Co., be-
comes q partner with his father,
Mayor Elder, in The Book Store
and Wall Paper business, and will
have general superintendent of
the same. Frank understands s.biz, !"
and We wish him success.
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Lemon Sugar-for Lemonade
. superior article, at 274 Main
street.
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Good Sugar-ten pounds for u,
g IA Main Street, north side.
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DR.. Yourtee viii oocury,the pull
pit Of the First Presby tssean. Church
on next Sabbath evening, at the
b. usual hour. sa-,-. ass5sT
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Cohee sugars. white, ysllsw 4 brown. l2to1;
New Orlssqs nolassss per gallon. ..
Norghun Aslaesee spsr kaalos. ....... Z,
Syrups Ter gallon ~. Sc. ....siw 7stol \
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Faxina Maizene, Topioca, at w.
w. Rattray'A 274 Main Street.
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- CARpETsi-James Forkner makes
. specially IN this line andyou can
. suit yourself With the most besu6.
:tnl patterns It cheapest rates, By
calling ct No. 27o Main Street
Wall Paper and Window Shade.
most handsome and neatsst pst
terms, ut Nicholson 4 Cos Book
Store, Odd Fsllows .Ba;ldinr. '
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LIsT or LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofdee At Richmond.
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The Improved aspect Of our foreign. COM
nsres, Il skSwn by ths issssass Of nearly
forty -four milliou dollars IN the currency
value Of the exports iron this port 70 forsign
ports. during the 6sssl year spdisG With THE
moeth, over last yesr, While ths goM value
OF The imports has tnersassd only about
two and a half millions. (fes TIE last six
months the Imports show . decrease Of near-
" ten millious.) duriag TIE same period,
nore6ver, upwards Of hundred and City
ailSass wosth Of Ansriesa ssessisies he vs
found their Nay abrosd. II the light Of
thsss facts the late dseliss 10 Gold has be-
sons quite iatsiligibls, ths soidsa reiaxatios
of Tie pressure 10 tbs trsns.AtIsatie Money
nash.ts doabtIsss contributed largely to the
rssult. The Indications point TO . eontinued
aetivs export trade in Anericans products,
though tie movemest has been somew hat
restricted by IN inadequate SIMPLY OF ton
mage. Ships have rarely bsen 20 scarce. and
transatlantic freighss have bseome % profit
able, that they are diverting to European
voyages some Of the regular ira ders 10 che
Pacific, Notwithstanding The improved pros
pestsfrom California, y hich seem 70 assure an
sversgs rate Of - or more on Wheat from
San Francisco tn the United Kingdom. This
places the Cape liues in rather an awkward
dilemma; Tor If they pat Up berth rares to
Gsst the visws Of ship owners, they. are In
danger ofturning high cost goods to the
short routes, and without an advance; it
would b extremely dificuls for them % OBJ
tain tonnage. ~ the number Of ships suitable
for the Cape trade has become greatly reduc'
I'd. while continuance Of good business IN
the Atlantic seems to b pretty we'll assured
There il great wealth Of leading Americas
products Of the soil, the mine. tho fores
and the workshop, available for export. and
il the check which has been put upon over
trading In some Ainds Of foreign goods b,
continued, our foreign exchanGes caasot TAI
to work into decidedly healthy condition
With regard 70 prices, the tendency has bes'
dow inward in great majority Of eases. Thu
% particularly true Of certain inportet
commodities which are ia excessive supply
and the leading staples Of export, con sequen
upon accommodating supplies. Cotton, though
Il has partially reacted iron the late SHARP
advance, is relatively higher than Of Liver.
pool. a. il hiss bssn for months past. Til
difference 10 prices 10 said to have given III
IA.cAshirs spinnsrs, At times, sn advantaG
! over American spinners OF two 70 three cent
per pound. which is certainly very expen
sive anomaly N 7. Com.
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Richmond & Chicago Division


10. arrives 0tats Line ct s;ss q. M, and
10. 10 at ;lS .. =. No. : lsavss Chicago
Daily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Rich
as.d daily, except Sunday. and Logansport
: ~ Aisae, daily Ne > rlsesss daiay. except
psees1ay asd Sunday. Al ethsr Trains run
except Sunday. N
=. 3. MYERS, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-15
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
L IRON WORK REQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
OF THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON, D. @,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 7, iS3.

WROUGHT AND CAST-IR0N WORK
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
delivering, fitting. and putting in place
the Wrought and Cast Iron Work as exhibited by
the drawings, described in the specifications, and
called for In the schedules, consisting Of the rolled
cast iron brackets, &C., and ornamental cast iron
south Wing OF the New State, War and Navy De- De-
paItments Building, Washington, D. G.
Copies OF the drawings specifications, and schedule
may be had on application at this ofice.
All scafoldipg required by the contractors to put
the work IN place will be furnished by the Govern
meht Tree OF charge, but will be erected by the
Proposals will be made by the piece Iiuea foot or
weight, for the various items Of work. az called for
in the schedule. The work will not be subdjyided
among different bidders, but will be considered In
the aggregate. The whole work must be completed
within four months from date Of acce ptance
Payments will be made monthly, d.dncting ten
per centum until the hnal completion Of the con
tract.
: All bids must be accompanied By Q penal bond, In
the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars, as that the
ed him the sufcency Of the security to be certified
by the United States Judge the CLERK OF tbs United
States Court, the District Attorney of the Dstrcs
wherein he resides.
all bids il be deemed for the interest Of the dow
ernn ent to do so; and any bid that Is not made on
the printed form, to be obtained in this Office and
does not cenforn In every respect to the require
ments OF this advertisement, will not be considered;
neither Will any proposals be received from parties
" no are not themselves engaged In the manufacture
Of Wrought or CAST Iron Work, and who have NOT
the necessary facilities for getting out the work
Proposals. will be endorsed "BIds for Iron Work
Of Roof Of South Wing Of New State, War, and
and addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
-Iy5 d24t Supervising Architect.
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~ Memphis has fifteen candidates for MAYOR.
R..L-ILD Ghak,s l.aala L.

NJ Memphis has fifteen Candidates for MAYOR.
The Shah's little trip costs a quarter of
Porsia's annual revenue.
az When a tipsy man gets on religion he is In
the hfth stage.
nS~Where can the line be drawn between san
ity and insanity
9-A girl of IS shouldn't do anything she
would regret at 50.
rS~Lace is now stuck on everything, fashion
journals say.
nS-An Indianapolis parent has been fined as
for giving his minor son glass OF beer.
RIA St Paul boy burnt tie house while
saturstiDg bedbugs with kerosene.
R-St Paul, Mimi, which beyan existence in
ISIS with three inhabitants, .Ow bo.s OF
10000, and growing"
81 The working boys Of New York have met
! and formed an association to secure additional
public baths and a base ball ground.
RIA Pittsburg cabinet-maker has zone
crazy irving 10 invent rocking chair with a
self-acting fan and shortly attachment
R1-January and May came together at Chico
pee. Mass, on the 18th of June, in the case OF
the Rev. John waldridge, aged Ga, who married
a girl aged Ia.
~ In recent case of assault with intent 20
Kill, in Indiana, it was shown that the affray
came about from a father insisting on remaining
in the room with his daughter and her beau
The jury cleared the young man.