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nUBLISHED THIS ID A 7,
IN one volume, limo, eloih siit
Prire =.
, v,IIllTJ 0FT0N q MULLIGAN will, in few

NILLtR ORION q MIILI"AN W.T. I" u"
WI dt,s. ruhish . ,..-,,, .,s,.5 o. Ia, a.s,b
krsls Il W suar Il va be arlEed IN the 'o'ai' ~n' We
nov lstn ~ TiiE TiirE MRS JUDscSi sni G. rhch &c
- i.,s, seli "a GO ,pirs. Price ~ - Aatf's'
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Rosswrs 0urLLAuME TELL

RossHrs 0UfLLAuME TELL
NOSE IN EGrro.
WAGNERs TANNHArsER.
HECTOR BERLIozs ROMEO 0UrLETTN
And. for the First Tmrlin America,
MEYERBEERs INCIDENTAL MUSIC
THE TRAGEDY or srRUENsEE.
THE complete work.
For this occasion the d.n.HI.hed American Composer
Mr. VIM n. FRY and Mr. q. g. BRIsTOW,
VIII contribute OF their latest WORKS
And
81. JULIEN
Ma, composed a panion The American Q1adrIe
GRAND DESCRIPTIVE PIECE
entitled
THE FIRHMESs QUADRiLLE-
Notwithstanding outlay caused BY the examination Of
the Musical the Directors compelled by the terms oil
the charter TO hs the price Of admission at
FIFTY CENTS.
RESERVED STALLS
Under the Dome Nave fronting the Orchestra daited
' ONE DOLLAR AND HALF EXTRA.
The FIFTY CENTS Admission Tickets be obtained and sier
MONDAY, the l2th inst, at;
st and Roadway wI oBTsn. Bs9seI W., AS s s so
b1et cos; Ms. A. T stusrt & Coz. Boaa~.y; Merr
MS;mf Bso,ar.y VIM rs, sS@ Be- 10 s
Sopson. No ls7 Brosdwsy s C. JoIss No 500 Bro.dwy
rs n siS.S SS 70 % No. So SS
way b. Dodvorth Co.. No tso Broadway T. N vi g.
BcsdSsy; hsndeon'.i DrPlsr clay0s's coz ga e.
and he
orfsu otel Lovejo Hotel New York Hotel lryins use
Iuitd states Hotel Hotel Merchants Hotel National
Ho,, Clinton Hotel Esre's Hotel Atlantic Hotel Eastern Pear
Of House Prescott Hotel Asiorpace Hotel, Cermont iioe
Wesen Hotel. Courtlandt Hotel Orad House Mercantile Hotel
Howard Hotel Northern Hotel, International Hotel Coming REAL
o,e City Hotel Deysi Hoel. Judons Hotel jersey Hotel
Psns Hotel Union Hotel Bondst Hotel ST. Louis Hotel Blk
by's Hotel Colai.oIe House
Is me CRY BRooELySJ Marsh Ahen~um Building, A.
aptic.st; ?. X. Wetzel. fultCn-st, Mansion House
JERSEY CITY-kcIshaw
Ia PATERsoS-A II. Douglass
Is MuLI.MsBUE GH-Longw orthi Worth
IL NywaRg-A Rogers Safest; T. r. Lsfsyi EenJ Evans
Iy NEW. BRuSswIcK-Win. Rnnyon
Doo,s omen At M.-Cancert commences a, O'clock
THE RESERVED STALLS
VIII he sold Tuesday morning from until O'CLOCK oNf :"
Msrs VIM Hall No. 259 Broadway where the plan can
be q,
All Crys Palace Tickets heretofore issued and at present held
nv hotel will be admitted THEN real value
viz two for enc and six for each Reserved Stall sach
tickets 20 be exchanged AID ser TUESDAY at the CRYSTAL
PALACE ONLY received the door the evening OF the ION
The lines Of onbuses railroads part Of the city u
the CRYSTAL Palsce take and FREE all persons holding
Cr the Musical Coness The cheeks for omnbuses aud
railroads will be found attached 10 the tekets
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doubt after the exhibited in the City Of Boston
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ID, our politicians and has been
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much logger will northern with ibe ~ allow
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and this the moot depotc power on eat
The has spoken In strong terms OF ms mastery
WORK Of Mr. Hlersth, as follows: go, i.
This WORK presents profound and instructive exhibition OF
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can place and republication az this ers ton
able" lse"-. o.N ~
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The and read this book and will strengthen
III, seo-, ~, de.potisn lHingham Journal.
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THE Sewers CONSPIRACY CASE will .ppe.r

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THE NEWCOMES, by Thsckersy, No
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A NEW PROTESTANT NOVEL
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CRYsTAL PALACE GRAND MUSICAL CON.

The Book Of Programmes aud Prospectuss Words Of the Songs
with Descrr oEs of the Instrumental Pieces he,
~ be published elegant form and be obtained In the
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
III ports mt to FOunhryrnen Machin6Ss.
AH..

k4'ot Nbfl and Machine shop for Sale, situated in
kichhoh', Wayne county. Indiana. the finishing
shop Of BRICK, story high with - fee, front on
MaIn street, and II FRET Washington with va,d
room, &C. and within t~o squares Of central par,
q the city. It- Moulding Room 40 hy 80 FRET
Inc machinery consists IN part Of eight horse pow
er steam tngiEe and Boiler, entirely new = Slid.
Lathes boring 90, Ia nd do, | sore Cuttu, Ma
chime Upright Driii, 8 wood turning Laihes with a
splendid stock ~ Patterns for FIGURING SAY Mil,
steam Engines, Hor.e Powers ana :. na-ators &c
ne buildings are held by ease at a very low Yats
having yet nearly eight years to run The CITY of
hehnofo Is az tins time improving rapidly II situa-
ted near the eastern line Of the in on. az III.
most popuious counties Indiana on the great Central
aud the Cincinnati Loganspor, and Chicago Railroads,
on which roads ar 'orus eight ira ne Of
cars NJ" running, - ia another road already
contract, running from Cincinnati to Fort VAN.
winch VII! ere long be completed. In short better
location cannot be found anywhere IN the IVES, for
The machine business Richmond has had for many
y-arth- equation Of the best machine
y Of sHy city or town ia the state Possession cal
De gwen immediately. For terms aud further p4re-
tsaFs, a-lE-ss II. y PAYNE. or
W T. SHEARON.
Richmond, Jan. 2tth l-54
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~. 49, AZ Sns5ANt A a11. ! g. -
aud la Go
tltjshurg, Phi sdc ghis, and Other
On and siONDAY ISL Passenger Tram. y III nun
follows. SInday
Two Il daily, - ay.
Morning Express fud e-apois Passengers
eavns IN the 80 \ VI re. hrcaSft-1
tiIcinnr at J. 81 DAYTON al 10 - \. NJ
Z. 81. Clsye q 90 d VI.
Mail train 'eaves fndiaHg" al II NJ Passengers in y
NJ train arrive Ia Cincinnati 81 iH D1ttap
Passengers taxing u tain fo Cevrlsaf rz Phi 4d
pfis ard other Eastern la
ing Express tTai Md LAKE
the connections thai ride
and in tune 10 roHEer' - Lake l. sht
VI for New YORK at Boston, aud -eu-I lie te "a
of Ind
. a 10 DAN
= o. e. +
ennati. at4e IA
Through t!ck &c procured .i- IL
January -, -5f JANIS VI. SMITH. Su#+r..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Now 4. the Time for Bnrgain.:
SheFif'S Sale.

DY virtue Of u decree and execution to directed
public sale, at the Court House door III C-ntrrvil!e
Wayne county. Indiana, on the 18th day Of February
1884. between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ, and
o'clock, r. NJ. SAID day. the following desc rlb-d
real estate. to-wt: certain parcel tract Of land
situate in WAYNE county. and bounded ms follows to
wit: Part Of fractional section fourteen township
thirteen. and range two. wrist; beginning at the south
west corner OF said fractional section thence running
enst TO the section thence north along said
ton line sixty three and Que third ToCs to stake
thence wet sxty three and h d rods to stake
the swrmp; the nee south twelve rods TO a stake the
branch; thence wet to the boundary line TO stake
heucr south to the place of beginning, containing
sixty acre.. more or less. Taken the property of
Lewis NJ. Lsrsh. to satisfy said decree and execution
in favor Of Isaac s. Hart, administrator Of John s.
Hart JOHN C.. PAGE, Shift. w. c..
January 2, 1854 Git
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

II f. subscriber takes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks the citizens of Richmond vIcinl-
for their kind ana liberal patronage gene
rously bestowed a stranger, ana liz hopes by a
business and rnd"hvorIhg lease
his continuance OF thu
He would inform them that he has on hand one
OF stocks of Roots and Shoes thus
city. amounting over five thousand PAIR; and most
IL manufacture, and of the best quality
which he ct sell the lowest cash
prices They consist OF the following articles: La
alts ine Caters Morocco Busklns, &c Gems fine
Boots. Congress do; aud Cow hide DO; Cents Shoes
Patent Leather fine Calf. Morocco. KIP aud Coars.
Shoes; alf and Morocco slippers, BOYS fine Calf
Boots ana SHOES. Morocco, kIp and Ito; ttti
several hundred pairs Of Misses and Childrenp fancy
u N.-.t~..a - e.
tedious to merton, with a large
OF Ladies, Gents and Chdrsp's Gum Dvershoes.
y. B All work sold u this establishment warrant
ed not to rip; if Il does, | VIII repair gratis.
f,-g- Gail nuj see for yourselves, at No. - Nam
street. siLu of the Big Boot
CHARLES PRICE.
Seft'r o. l-5|. 1l-U
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CITY SHOE STORE!
JOB BOIe TON.
Has gust received superior assortment OF
Boots and Shoes

SILK HATS, CAPS, Straw. I.eghorn
<e and Metropolitan Hats, OF all varl- u
Gus qualities
Having reftrec hs room in handsome styl- he espe-
cIaiIy invites i@ Ladies to hIn call
s stock, which has been selected with ess.I4i
SAT- Their taste aud secur- their approbatioH Thank
full for til" ht-ra patronage heretofore recelvra
hopes merit aua receive coulluu 4n.e OF the s,fne
Richmond, 1~Pt. 3d. i-53. I7-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
NV Boot and Shoe Store!
JACOB CONNER & CO..

0tLp RESPECTFULLY Ini0rIn Tie people
i. Of Richmond, and the public generaiy
~SA-- al ~-that thrv have established Boot and
G<> shoe shop IN the second west of
BrlGHt"eIt's store, NaIu street, where they will
keep on hand and manufacture order fine
Boots ami shoes OF various 81, les.
Their work viii be warranted to be equai to any
nlannfacturet, for ueatness and durability Their
terms will b. reasonable. They respectfully solicit a
share Of patronage
Rlchmona, March 81, -J3. l5-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

T~HE co-partnership heretofore existing between
D. P. Virgins. Stephen n. Virgins and Charles
O. Wiggiss, under the style and name Of D. P Wig
gins Sons. the LIST day Of January. 1884. by
mutual consent dissolved The business will be
tinued II the old stand by Stephen r.. Charles and
Jehn D. Virgins. under the styls and name of ; K. 4
G. o. Wiggiss Co. The notes and accounts of the
old arm will be sst,lsd by Stephen r. Virgins and
those knowing themselves indebted will please come
forward and settle without delay.
We thaukfu to the public for the very lbe raj
patronage heretofore extended, aud hope by prompt
sess to basnsss. TO merit continuance Of the same
s. & c. 0. VIRGINS s. CO.
January 20. 1854. 5-tf
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II - A"efs'sped has
- = sc Np1 iF ~ the Above i-iifu''nu and
'-@ fi~f~@d -
4ct -Ia-rr'eT y IA III 'riti@t
Ink - tN''' Pet
d t1lni ~ -
Frle Fstnires 10 ds'ri-riref among
q Itt 4
+ zrsvlars the Pa
retrf al tie DCRHER
%
T FAD P1PE.--A large supply assorted /. /. !,
!, II / AID inches for sale at the Stove
II I. j. BARGIS
SeLtemhe- %, -53 40-,(
~ RE>> SEI-VErS-Piain. colored, figured,
4 DC, tlt- assortment. 1st receiyed
SCOTT /. CRAWFORD'S-
December 49, 1888. l-f
. rELVEr RIBBONS. Lac and Gimp Trim
, ming-, md a nsw style OF Silk Lace.
SCOTT Il CRAWFORD'S-
December p. 1853, LIT
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Sch Department.

~ We are now prepared TO do all kinds Of job work
such ~ Books Pamphlets Circulars. Bills Posters Cards
BE Printing done in Fancy Colered Inks with
and despatch Orders thankfully promptly
attended to. Address, HOLLOWAY DAVIS,
Rio hnond, lad
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New Firm and New Stock.

HE undersigned are now prepared to furnish all
who may favor them with their patronage, all k nds
Of Fresh Groceries, such a Coffee, Sugar, TIA,
Moiass~s, Cheese. and almost every thing eae il the
Grocery aud Provision line. All kinds Of Nuts, Raj
sins, Candies, &C., constantly kept hand. They
have, ia the Grocery large Bakery
and prepared at all times to furnish fresh Br- dd
and Cakes. Pound and all other kind of Cakes made
TO order for Parties. Balls w eddDgs Crackers at
whoierale and retail. AT the old stand OF Vickers
Mitchell VICKERS s. RATTRAY
January q, 1854 6-u
Now - the Time for Bargains!
"OUSEKEEPERS and all others, can be
IL u mOdaied with Queenswars at cost-lower than
sold in Richmond. Dry Goods can be had at
the rates Az int M removing our stock
ssoB we are determined to sell SO call imIned lately
e.. w. FERGUSON s. co.
January 81. Off
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New Arriya! of Fresh Groceries.

TIVE undersigned has last made additions Ms
which
hiss COFFEE TIE IS Of ifereo kinds FISH s&
CHEESE. DRIED BEEF SIG NR RICE: TFPTrF :
SYRCPS CHUCOI ATE: RAtSiNS nuts <f-I.FS
CANDIES a kinds PICkLES: WOODEN WARE TO
BACCO: AIRS, brands
usually lie selected ae
uic and confidently III
superior, brought 10 t1i> TIE
specify invited TO call before purchasing Rneu ~. so.
JAMES JORDAN
-.
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state Of lmdlinu:l.l

Ss>ss1 u sssushnH't So
WAYsE County, ( 90
~ Office hereby given TO the heirs of the estate
/ y Of Lucy Roundtree that l will make a final set
Element as administrator Of said estate. at the a PM
term, 1854, of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county. JOSHUA ELlASON, Adm'r
January 81, 1854. G-3t
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Assignee's Notice.
n IL persons terested will take notice that the
"a firm Of Nixon. Belle 4 Co. known as the Union
Foundsry, have this day assigned TO the undersigned
all their effects OF every description. including all
debts. dues and demands for the purpose of closing
up said firm This is to notify all persons knowing
ahsmsevss Indebted to the hrm that the M us he
sstlsd without delay. and all persons having claims
against the above firm. required TO press Mt them
for settlement. As they anxious to close up the
concern a. soon - possible:
H.B. PAYNE.
January %. 1883. 5-tf
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
X r a III = Il &. B Il O r HER

Z Il + opening superior assortment of DRkss
. ; Goors, incuoIng
French DeLaines and CashmeTes;
Plain eLaines, al colors;
English ANA Scotch DeLaines, cotton and wool;
French Nerinos an: Paramattes;
Black Silks, of the hes: Kinds;
Rich Brocade Silks, light and lark color;
Narc-Iine. floreuce and Gro de APPS;
Jaconet, Book, Nainsook and Null MuslIns;
Sw IS Musins, Canbrics, Lawns;
Linen Camhric, Bubinett,
l.acts and Ergings Insertings,
lac sleeves. plain aud nuwIug-some very richi
collars great variety,
II Err, hletS IN great v4rety;
Gio1.-. OF all kinds;
HosierN-->Iik, cotton. orsted and lambs wool;
shnwl- OF all Kinds AMI sizes;
And almost every article ia PLAIN md fashionable
nse The attention Of iadIes, II particular IS invited
Gall Il them
November 10, $50 1t
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

CrEAT FUhWIIU RE.
ABRAN PHILLIPS desires 70 inform TIE pc
- PIE Of ri mend and vicinity. he still IN
.-S tirues = carry on he abinet Making f}u.i.
49, al - branches at Nc - Ma stree
nearly opposite - sloan House. where he VII
pared all times furnish articles Cabnent Furniture
e1eS'n tostt or cheap e u "a OF purchasers
Patent Bed ~taad-.
He Guf7ctures he Patent Ba3steals which
arc eri7- 70 hing IN that line this
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Vn~HE par ne rship formerly existing between Le
v'nus King and John w King under the Of
Levipus King & Son, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts Of the late firm i'll be settled
by either Of Us. LEVINUS KING,
JOHN W KING.
u The business will be continued al the old stand
by JOHN w KING.
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They are Wholly Vegetable,

public These Pills remove distinctions open tn
natural passages OF the tuld~ Of the bodyas The pores
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New Arrangement.
IOSEPH DICKINSON, Plumber and Pump Maker,
~ Pearl street offers the property he there
cupies for SALE he has purchased the house lot
Marion south ot the corner lot formerly
by ~ Lewis, SaaGler whe he short
" build shop better adapted TO his business He
also offers the house that lot for SAFE TO be moved
away.
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D Ready Made Collins.

90 Ready Made Collins.
He has procured and han lso HEARSE an3 vii
AZ all times BE- prepared % attend Funerals
notice READY MADE CoFFISs coastantiy ser. on hand
He has NJ hesitation in asserting = a. articles nenuac
tured BY him II wears 20 style vii favorabl.
with those Tsrcftc ret any other establishment. in
the Ner: His sri-7S viii low .tat ha believes
tho>a wishing - purchase cannot fail te
ThanSfai 20 tie puAc for zvors, be fully
solicits continL Of patronage.
Chairs.
He sso Keeps IN hant general assortment OF Chairs
" ind.or. Of
:he best materials md workmanship. which be sofa
lower than they have been offered this mark
Call and examine
Richmond. July .. 1883. 52-.f
v1yindow Glass, Pusty Looking for "a
z ~ IRWIN REED.
January :, 1888 Main AID Fourth ST 10