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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03
FAIRFIELD RACES

AAA FALL MEETING,
kk> lsss-TTEspAy, o.. ,.
neats, $2no entrance 500 dollars forfet-closeo
January. 1855 with the Il Glowing entries:
rally 1 cbeatham'. 6 CD by Revsnus, vent " dam b. An.
drewetta. 49, 40. - a.
Tally Cheatham's b c by Tally Ro. dam BY Ora
trix. -
Jas. D. Doswelps by Revenue, dam by Emily
VIM h. Gibbons br whistle. by Mariner. dam
Belchsr q McDaniers oh BY John Blunt, dam by
seichsr i MoD.nier. by Regent, dam BY imp
Flatterer f. ~. ---s &. saffsA
Calvin Green's by Sovereign. dam by Ann
Chase.
-Thos. G. Moore's br by Glencoe. dam BY sidi-
Hsmmet.
Thos. g. Moors's oh by Yorkshire. dam BY Mar
grave. 5ss..
WEDNESDAY. Sd Oct.-Proprieters purse $500 !;
two mile heats-free for all sges.
THURSDAY. 4th Oct-PrUprietor's purse 800
three mile beats-free frr ell eges
FRIDAY. 9Th Oct Jockey Club purse $500; four
mile heats-free for all ages. - s
ops; mile heats; $500 entzanos-play or psy-clos-
cd WITH three entrances:
VIM h GoDon, -s ,s--s.- 5.Lg
John B-lcher,
James Tally. f7& a7a.z ttt e2
The following stakes are propoled-thres or more
WEDNESDAY. Sd Oct "A sweepst.ks for sntried
three old (mile heats) $50 entrance 800 for.
felt This 10 to be the second race.
e!sATURDAY.A sweepstaks for four years o'di
race. e -...-.-.l f1ssss1 -'.H sar
The above stakes to close on the 1st September,
BY entry to John BsIchsr. Rishmond M Va
e D Denquepts to the Fairfield Club are notified
that unless their subscriptions, now due. are paid
by th, ls. Of Sept their bills will be plsced the
hands OF the Hisa Constable for warrant.
au 10 Tu&Ftd
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GALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED &ERARATQR -Thi.

SALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon OF n.
hnos and wherever it has been exhibited has on
Grass Seeds. fs'7--7 071=T
The first Silver Medal awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York, and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon.
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cockes and ether impurities from wheat 1t Will 90.
parate any two seeds of different size or weiaht 10
simple in Its construction. and easily kept In order
lt ID peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it
but little power to work it. and cleans Grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use
It can b. furnished at the following prices, viz;
For Farmer1 Machine that will clean Is 10 50 bush.
els per hour. .......:.....:............. $50
For farmers Machane that will clean 50 to
90 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS
For farmers Machine fsrrangcd for horse
power) that will clean 50 bushels per houY i so
For MIlier's Machine that will cean so to 50
bushels per hour. hour.......................,. as
For MillerS Machine that will clean so to
10 bushels per hour. ur......................... 100
For Millers Machine that will clean l25 TO
100 bushels per hour. our...................,.,. $50
For Millers Machine that will clean I50to
200 bushels per hour. 200
Address RO M ANDERSON
Commission Merchant Riehmand .Vs.
N. b-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. fe 20-2awtsI INA
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EN ks 60 TIC E.-TO
80 NJ Ss0Ex PASSENGERS ON TIE
kICHMON AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
SlpE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
paNNlLLE Or LYNCHBURG:
b EA X FASTl REAKFASTII
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT
Ths subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
senger,. daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
OF The Richmond and Danvlle and South Side Rail-
tosds i'm ediatelY On their arrival on the cars.
my IT-l2m SAA'L d. BURKE.
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NEW SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS MANUFACTORY The subscri.

sS2J5s22 Der having taken the store No. s. Pearl
street, rear Main, (having just returned
from the North with fresh and new ,tyle OF goo dsl
Oilers great inducements to his friends and old
toners, as he is determined to sell cheap. Repair
Ing done at short notice
All persona indebted to the old firms of Otey
Got, and J James w GoH, will please come forward
ana pay ther bills as am very anxious to close up
the business ofsaid firms
au 2s-lmd JAS. w GOFF
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Fall RACES.
BROAD n OC K

4AN BROAD ROCK
IN nACEs-F1LL MEET.
- e. aSc; .!sssS .ssss r,I tln :s..,s:s ::
oi'Hss. ss lss ox.SSs1.Y; 20 sssi,.s; . 81 s.;:
@ se. 70 "a sco e sc . ..s
half forfeit. Closed Z. jane .ish sAs fsiio.iss
Mr.. wm b. Gibbons names ). %. rhiio. By n.r..
ner. ont Of Cssssndra -four ysars old. As.7s2
Mr.. Towles names Oh. m Cordsiia AssA, b. was.
Ar. Thos- q Moore uanss Oh I. Henry. - Glen
eoe out Of Msders, four yesrs old.
ner. on. Of Ann Wstson By Glencoe
MI John Campheli names Oh. 4 Laurs Dpnlmsn,
By Wagner. ont ef Glosaa. three ysar. oia.
Prince George, os. Of asss.. s.@. .s,.s s:.s. y
Mr. h. r. Msarath names Oh. i. Sam Lss.a.r. bv
Wagner, out Of Medoe mare, four years old.
M; Jeho Walsh names B. 8, Lawson, By Wagner,
Mr. Calvin Green names Oh. b. Prankf0rk By Glen.
coe out Of Mary Morris four years old.
Nh. A. Chsathsm Dsmes - 8sssf
syears old $500 entrance, half forfeif, nile nssss
closed with the following subssribeys:ff In
,,1D D'yid ss, Mcdaniel names H. By Regent, dam By
A. chsath.m and James Tally names G. 9. By Rev.
C Calvin Green names b. 8. by sovsrsisn. dam Ann
THIRD Day wEDNEsDAY.-Josk.y Club
FoGsTH iA'i Day. ~. Thu aTsHaauRspAY-Propr..or,
Pnrs. $780, tvo mile h-afs
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY-Prc Purse
$500 three mile heats for handicap rase, free for
horses only that have started In during the
week. s5aas5 = - 80 =
The following stakes proposed:
SECOND DAY, (SE COND RACE) TUES
fiie- entrance S20n. hslf forfeit: mile hests.
THIRD DAT--WE0EESDAY-A Swes pstshe
for fouryear old colts and lies $500 entrsnse halt
forfeit; two mile heats
FlF1 ii DAY-FRIDAY "A Sweepstaks for three
year old colts and filler; $500 entrance half forfeit;
two mile heats = = -
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-A sweepstaSe
for untred threeyeer old oolts and FLIES elOO en-
trance, half forfeit; mile hests 9773795's,8
|" Ali the above stakes to name aud close Lat Sen.
tember.
aud CALVIN GREEN, Prcp'r.
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SPECIAL NOTTCBa.

The Rev. Ma. MooRE.-A few more
Of those beautifully eu.rsved likene.sss. Of ths
Rev. Mr. Moore. framed and unframed -
su5l n. P. SIMONs, ISL Main street
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ALABAMA TuRKEY.-The Mobile (AIs.) Ad-
vsri.er states that fss can be grown and dried 10
Al 'bsma. which, in TWO year, time. will equal, If
no surpsn the best imported qualities.
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w: LEIGH BURIoy, Dentist, Cfice on
Main betwesn 9th and 10Th streets former,v oeeu-
S'ea ey McCopneil L Burton, and next door below
3. z. Semple's Drug Store an Sa-in
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l A NEW DRUG STORE, corner
w Main and 18th street. WILLIAM r. NOEL
"a would respectfully inform bis friends and the
@=@ ruhlic tene,slly. that he has opened An
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
where he will always keep on hand stock of well
selected
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. &c.
and every article generally found in a Drug Store
which he will sell low for cash.
EY Prescriptions prepared accurately. both day
and Deht. au film
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A N INVARIABLE RULE FOR FIVE

A YEAhS.-lo oroer to prevent keeping Somm>r
stock for the SECOND SEASON, x III sell for cash. eli
Gyl-s # Summer Ciothiog ct reduced prices
Great bargains can now be had by An early call at
No lS4 Main street, Ia all Of the latest aud most sp-
proved styles Of every variety aud quality OF sus
msr Clothing aod Gentlemen . FunishieG 6ecds
Cal and exsmioe my assoItm eat OF White, Brown
and Fancy Linen Msrseilies China SILK and Alpaca
Frocks; do do Pants and Vests In great variety Of
patterns. J. D. GOODMAN,
Opposite Eagle Square
NJ B.-Eishty Travelling Trunks and foriy-eight
Carpet Bags at cost, to close out the lot.
+ n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

~ SAfES, MANUFACTURED By EvANs q WATSON,
PHILApELPHIA-These gafos have been severel,
teated recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. ard when opened th cir sontents Of books
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Haps patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from DO TO
$500 For sale By 81 Baldwin,
NH Sl-ts l48 Main @ Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

EOR kENT-TwO newly-erected Brick
Tenements on 25th street, near Leisn ct. Bap-
ttt Church. containing rooms, including basement,
with passages, porches closets, Eantrys, &c. with
garden attache and well OF hyperion water on the
premites Rent $3.50 each per snnum.
Apply to Ed. ID. EAcHo or
JAS. M. CARTER, l~th st,
je&-ts Opposite Pnst OHice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

MORAL AND PHYSICAL COURAGE AT the battle
OF Waterloo, two French efficers were advancing
imminent and one Of them displayed evident sg
OF fear The other observing Ii, said TO him, Sir,
believe you are frightened" ayes" returned ,h-
other, IL am, ard II you we're half 10 much frgh /.
end you would run away" This snecdoie ex
hibirs In happy light. The difference between mo-
rai and phy sical courage
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L H o MAS W. KEESEE.
AUCTIONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET.
will attend to the sale of Real Estste and .,.r,
description Of Merchandise. Household Furniturs
kc. Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collestina, Dc.
NH 1s -
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DRUGs. MEDICINES, PAINTS

y .., zig, DYES, WINDOW GLASS. &C No
CFIJ ~; CORNER l4TH. BicHmoAD VA-PUR
esit1a. hADD CO, have In store and are now re-
aad ws tue Fali Stock embracing their usual large
lo..tn selected assortment, which they Cffer in
rs9sI a purchasers very low for CASH, or on the
21e ueeit TO punctual dealers:
G0S ies te superior Indigo 10 bags AIIspice
Sa ~ osst Maddsr Is bags Ginger
So ~ sup Csr Soda ~ bbls. tanners on
~ Sps. Turpen. 1900 gals. Linseed OH.
~ hae 20O0 gals. Lamp OIL
6fA H.. p urnins Fluid 500 kegs While Lead
45 ~ ,Natmegs IS cas-. Chrome Green
so msee and Yellow
I6ln A. Ae. starch % dc. PAris Green
meow Glass, Is kegs Red Lead and
bSteGeh) Litharge
uG ~. oamphor 10 600 lbs White Zinc
IDS pow'd aud root Paint
so az oua,e 10 cases Lump Magne-
Sbs, A' E 0oielne siA
10 III. ep. Logwood rs boxes CASTLE Soap
"a en In Btiustone JOG boxes 8 geet OIL
Is pss. biaso's Paint $50 mats Csssis Bark
poustsa sith large, and general assortment c,
e., Meaieinss, Perfumes, Cigars, Soaps, Brush.
"ASy Articles, As., ke.
ruECELL, LADD L. co. Drpgsisfs
,s2i 81. Main Street, conner Of 4th,
Richmond.
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~ WILLIE REPUBLICAN,. call the attention
OF the public to this most vaiuabs paper Fr.n its
large and rapidly Dcre ssins circulation and the re-
gion Through which 1t circulates, make IL medium
for advertising not to be by anv Journal in
ths State. 1t h found In the bands Of nearly every
planter, merchant and mechanic In the 6oushtde Of
Virginia and In North Carolina 1t bids fair be- fore
the expiration of 1855 be ahead Of s connections
1t - conducted upon the most liberal princsp q bat
maintaining It's own with firmness. Persons wiah.
Ing to subscribe will leave their names and those
wishing to advertise will leave them at my once.
where they will be attended to with promptness.
EDGAR MACON. Agent
Met opolitsn Hall
N. BIO Country Papers wishins Agents In this
city I Offer nv seryices 40 1n-2.~6~
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e. NOTICE.-Being about to re-
ga move from the city and give up business
A!&e hereby request all persons having left
ssssssS Watches, Clocks or Jewelry with me for
repair, TO cali for them at once.
| also offer the balance of my stock at cost.
JOHN kLOERER,
sub-im" l5S Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

M-SS We have on hand and for
sale DECK BOATS OF the largest
tzs Al.o OPEN BOATS, and Square Timber. frC N
" to 60 feet at our Boat Yard, PeDitentisry Pend
Richm0nd HOWELL MESSLER.
au jO-u6mb
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T7HE MANUFACTURERs' SAVINGS

YlHE MANUFACTUREKS' SAVINGS
l. BANK will continue to rscsivs Depoaites, on
which they will pay per cent, PAYABLE sem,
snnuslly.
0T Ofise OF Deposit at r. II. MAuay Co.
G. WORTHAM, Pres'k.
@. J. 6INroN, Treasurer. nv 2-d1swke6m
I AIDES AND GLNTLEMEN-I have
IL Just received splendid assortment OF ali kind.
Of w.'ches snd fancy Jswslry, Of the latsst style
those who want handsome jswelry. no. call ct
BAkTHOLOMEW,S =
su q Corner 1lsh spA Main sts.
All kinds Of Washes, Clocss, Jewsiry. &c.. re-
paired the shortest notice. equal % any house
In the city. All ast IL trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

BANK IN KANsAs.-A bill is now pending before
this Kansas Legislature. for a charter of ban K
With capitol of million dollars with the privi-
ledge TO double It. The capitol stock 10 said be
already taken, and the projectors sre ready 70
CONNIE nee business Immediately. The Institution
. TO be located at Atchtsou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

IN STRAY HORSE.-Strayed from
- the Court House of Herrico county, nboct
in .ee ago, small SOkREL MARE, with Star
,. voc forehead and both hind feet white-no other
Wa nisiss about her remembered. A liberal re
Con@,als M De paid for her delivery to me at the
mouse Of Hsnrico.
80 L. w. TIMBERLAKE.
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CTEEL AND COPPER ENGRAvTSGs.
pAINTs, OILS, VARNIB a & s

|7lAll BA0H Old COWS EN1eNT
.lVO LAVA COgrEt-Vspy sap~sis, ssa- ssle
p nm Mlls WA1asACE son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

FOUR PERsoNs DROWNED IN LAKE CHAmPLAIN.
Four young men belonging to Montreal, named
Charles Atwster, VIM. Webster, Harry Al Web
ster and w i!iam Keeier, we're drowned last week
Uhiie crossing Lake Cnsmplsin, from Chimney
man Atwater. of Montreal All the bodies had been
recovered. The Wsbsters were sons DR. Webster
and keeIer was step.son of the proprietor OF the
Loudon Times. They all left Montreal on the Goth
tnsi., on a pleasure excursion
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RIGHTS PATE T

a. NOTICE.-By an order adopt
ed by the Board of Directors Of the
EsSRsses>$ Richmond Fire Association, all persons
having in their possession Helmets,
Fhemen Goats, Uniform Goats. Gaps, or Spanners,
se required to make immediate return OF the
same to the office of the Richmond Fire Associa-
ton. JOHN II CLAIRORNE.
Principal Engineer of Richmond Fire Assn
au24
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~ R%A A CARD.-JOS. WOOD
UYT$&&SA WARD, Dentist, has removed his
SAIIYOOfice from the United States Hotel

to Governor street, between Main
S; ffankn, being central and convenient loca-
son' no returns many thanks to his friends and pa
lof past favors and hopes they will find II con-
@ eht 10 extend their professional eaIis whilst he
;, n ehoee'or to merit the same by keeping In
.oaeo OF Whatever 10 new and useful. my ll-Srn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

s1E0 BBLS. NORTh LAnOLirsA al a
leJO HALIFAX cLIPF HEaAfNGS- In stors
.sa wA. WALLACE 4 SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

HAIR ToNIo.-This Tonic is unsurpassed
BY anything now befnre the public. 1t viii promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head OF dandruff, prevent headaehe, and IL one
of the lest toilet articles ever used
Made and sold by r. C. HOB6ON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrsnce On
llth 1t. aa7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A BRIpE.-The
r chester Democrat relates q singular affair ths I
to'k place In Livingston county, New York few
days ance. young girl named Cstharine Lou "a
forbids marriage, had shown some signs of discoa
tsntment and about three weeks since marrisd Mr.
VIM. d. Trait, the banos being solemnzed by a
Methodist Minister. The marriage created great
excitement among the Shakers, and In a few days
the wife of Mr Trait disappeared, and has not be
since heard from.
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nANVILLE REPUBLT CAN! DAN

Commission Merchant, Riehmand Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. lie 20-2awtsI r. MA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

HAIR CUTTINe.-C;dzens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing TO get their Hair cut in ths
latest and most appro, ed nyfs would advise them
20 GAIL ON HOBSON, under the American Hotel. on
~. n.-Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
all hours Single Bath 25a or F9eketa 6oy St 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

@ FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene
- mept, corner of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
90 Its 6RUBBS l. APPERSON.
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HTS LEEOHEs.-Th6p publ iC 0I0
hereby informed. that have just eived b, Adam
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leeches, which
be found at all hours of the day the Hair IIressn,
Saloon under the American Hotel, ard at nIaht on
25th, between Main and Franklin sf. Gets
N.B:-Cuppins and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice. ="
nos &c HORaoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

l FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
ESs fol new Brick Tenemepts on 25th street, be.
tyaen Mr.. V. Reeker's and Venuble street. The
ard there s enclosed Lot Of about ii acres at.
sehed of excellent aoil for gardening ana excel
! II we'll OF water within few feet Of the house.
Rent at the rate Of only Sl25 -Four times the rent
misht be made of the ground easily. Apply az my
Shoe store, No. 4S Main st. WIN. WALSH.
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& FOR SALE-A neat framed House
z on MsYo stree OF, contsining rooms. kitchen
wood and coal houses with water In the yard The
lot fronts l6 f-et on Mayo st and runs back on Cy
preu street 100 feet. FOR terms which will be very
liberal, apply to THOS. w. KEESEE,
" iS-ts No 90 eearl at.
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|e fifty
ds hall
j feLts
| wilt Be
b bsibs
|igtt Of
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From THE PLAINs.-News has been received at
st Louis from Fort Pierce to the 1S.h Inst The
health OF the troops continued good The Indians
we're quiet Lieut.. Warren and Typographical
Engineer Mr. Carre had gone TO Fort Kearney to
survey road for connecting Forts Pierce and La
ramie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

NFN-~
light Of
|ssk or
fplyinl
! 10 hf
|C "
loBd.
IN,
|OeD.
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OsB0RNE GOLD ENAMELED DAGUERREOa
TYPEs-Tha public are invited to call and view the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken at this ole-estab
lished Gallery. They admitted to be ror to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE,
jy2l Opposite Exchange Bank.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-26
Cash Music store.

CINCINNATI, Ist January, 1855.
COLBURN & FIELD, No. IS West Fourth street,
- Vine have decided TO reduce the price Of their entire
Catalogue and stock of Non copyright music to
age of half its former prices
m order afford this reduction. obliged to
adopt the Cash System; and believe that friends
public generally will be better served than
heretof by . strict adherence to this principle.
reduction will be made Instruction books, &c.
Since the study Of music has become essential
branch of education reduction in the price ct Sheet Mu
sic has been demanded by the public. and have no
doubt that the plan have adopted will increase
sales sufficient yIng out enter
prise 10 its fullest extent.
Our Catalogue already contains the works Of the best
European and will continue reprint such
may hereafter be published-a of which Will be sold at
less than half the price of the foreign copies.
We will continue the importation and sale Of Piano
Fortes Guitars Flutes and every article of Musical Ner
chandise, and will sell for al greatly reduced
prices
Orders from any part of the country, enclosing the
money. will be promptly and faithfully attended to
Our assortment of PIANO FORTES will be as hereto
fore the celebrated factories of Chickering Wood
ward Brown, Brown s. Allen T. Gilbert & Co, with
Eolian attachment H. Worcester. ana Western Piano
Forte Company.
MELODEONS from George A Prince s Co, BuF,lo.
Piano Fortes and other Musical tuned and
repaired Music bound, &c.
COLBURN s FIELD.
IS West Fourth street, Cine inn.ti.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-26

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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-26

1s- The workmen upon the school house are
progressing finely notwithstanding the decision of the
.Old Liners. who for the time being, occupy the Su-
preme Bench of this State Mr.. Smith, the contrac-
tor is energetic and enterprsing man. and will put
this contract through. 1t will be ready for the plas-
terers in about a month. We believe there is quite
disposition upon the part of tax payers to pay up,
for the purpose of securing early comple ton of
this noble building This proves that their desire to
have school house worthy beautiful city is not
created controlled by the force of law but deter
mnation to do their duty to the rising generation
1t is q generous and noble impulse.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-26

The Brookville american gives the following ac-
count of the way runaway match terminated in
that region recently:
An amusing runaway match took place on Big Ce-
dar few days ago, near +. b Jenkins The intend
ed husband failing to get the consent of the mother
made arrangements to carry off his betrothed and
have the knot tied elsewhere. The old lady discov-
cred the rctreating pair in time to seize hooppole
and, by cut aimed to "head" them. But the
prudent young man. oreseeing the evil of encounter
ing the raging woman had the good sense to tack
about and make good his escape in another direction
to the initiate amusement of the consenting father
brothers. and neighbors.