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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

SALE OF LOTS.-We will sell on SATUR-
~ DA afternoon next the LIST of June, at S o'clock
two OF the most desirable lots on French Garden Hill
each fronting 30 feet the east side of 9th street, and
$50 feet deep.
The lots adoin, afording an opportunity for LOT
OF 30 60 feet front They the choicest lots on that
beautiful and rapidly improving hill, and the
is closing his business leave the city, he determined
to sell them.
Terms One third cash, or negotiable notes, salts
factorly endorsed with interest added for the whole
amount, upon such time the purchaser may desire.
w. GODDIN, Auct.
80 TOLER & COOK, Agts.
TENRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-As trustee
Ill in deed Of trust executed on the day of ia
nuary, lS47, by Alexander Grant, jr and Hamilton A.
Crenshaw trustees for Mrs. Julia A. Green) for the
benefit OF William H. Kelly, shall, to satisfy the terms
OF SAID trust on the premises, proceed to SELL at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. the 29h day
OF June, 1850, following property to wit certain
tract OF land lying and being in the county OF Henrco
on the Three Noched Road, the boundaries of which
tract OF land described in said deed follows
bounded by the lands Of George F. Guy the North,
by the lands of R. D. Philips, Thomas JANET and Geo.
T: Guy, on the West, by the land sold by Henry w.
Moncure to Benjamin w. Green on the South, and by
the lands OF H. Baron and Richard Willis the East,
ibeing the said land on which Mr. Benjamin w. Green
now resides supposed to contain hundred and
ty acres. The title is believed to be good but selling
as trustee, shall only give special warranty.
my u dds JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee.
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nENTISTRY .--THOMAS H. EDMUNDs,
H DENTIST. formerly Of Baltimore, has opened
suit Of rooms, corner OF Main and 10th streets, No.
100. Persons wishing neat and substantial work can
procure it by calling Mr. E., who is prepared to in
cia gum and block work, as the case may require
Also what are commonly called atmospheric pressure,
or suction sets and all other operations pertaining to
the science.
References.-Prof c. B. Gibson Rev. J. B. Taylor,
Rev E. Kingsord, James G. Crane & Son, VIM. H.
Gwathmey. M. D., A. Judson Crane, Esq. - Richmond.
Professor n R. Smith, Prot E. Chew. Prot. ]. W..
Dunbar, Prof. John Roberts, and DR.. J. Whiridge.
Baltimore.
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STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per cts.-par value $lO0-saes at l02a,
though not now to be had at this price
Corporation per cents-par value $l00-last sales at
100.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, par.
Exchange Bank Stock-par value S!oo-last sales
$1O6.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value sloo-sales at
104 l-2 to los.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales at $751;
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $100-last sales at $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
$29la30.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par valuet$lO0-$So offered-SS5 asked.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt--par value $lO0-$95 ofered-none to be had.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value
$100--last sales at $43. Some are asking higher.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, May 80 1850.
BEEF-Scale ,oeight-$3 to 81, article scarce and in
demand.
sHEEp-Sheared per head, nett, s2a3 quality being
estimated.
HoGs-nett per cwt. IS so to &c. Supply on hand
moderate JACOB SHOOK.
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SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South l4tn

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

IS FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
,SsEsthe A ship MEDORA, Capt. Ames, now rea-
dy for cargo carries about $50 hhds tobacco Apply
ma 81 RANKIN e. WHITLOCK.
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FRIDAY-Deaware, extra No. 65-Capital Sl0,-
000 IS numbers ID drawn. Tickets 80 so, halves
l 25, quarters 62a cts.
FRIDAY-sussex No. 4s-Capital $4,000. IS
nos, IA drawn Tickets S..
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
EXECUTRIx'S SALE OF VERY VA.

EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VERY VA
~ LUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on Main,
between 9th and 7h streets, in the city of Richmond
1891, upon the premises commencing at o'clock, that
very valuable private residence, on the south side of
Nam street. between 9th and 7th Streets of which the
time of his DEATH
The location OF this property, and the neghbourhood
by which it surrounded sequa any the city, and
on account OF Its nearness to all the principal business
Places is peculiarly valuable TO the merchant or pro-
fessional gentleman.
The premises can be examined any time before the
day OF sale.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
MONTHS for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed. SUSAN w. BARR
Executrix Of John Barr, Decd
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Lowest TWO number prize sou.
The lst I'd, 3d. 4th, 9Th, 6th 7th, sth 9Th and 10th
drawn Nos. $32. All other single number prizes $50.
Tickets $32; halves l6 quarters g.
Certificate OF package of whoes $3l2; halves l56,
quarters 70.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and
all orders addressed will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
D. PAINE & co. Managers,
NV 30 Richmond Va
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Execurix OF John Barr, Decd
N.Y. dtds W. GoDDIN, Auct.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY FOR
SALE-On SATURDAY NIGHT, June lst,
at half past O'Clock, will be sold by E. R. Mcknight,
in the store next 10 the Post Office, rare collection OF
Classical Mathematical, Miscellaneous and Law
BOOKS, being for the most part the private library OF
a gentleman Of good taste in the selection of books
Amongst them Robertson's Works, Gordon's and
Murphy's Tacitus, Homer, 5 vols, fine edition. &c.
The Books ready for exhibition and may be seen
myy'sl GEO M. WEST & BROTHER.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VERY VA
~ LIABLE FARM AND LAND ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, NEAR RICHMOND, FOR
SALE, AT AUCTION.-WiI be sold on TUES
DAY afternoon, the 18th day of June 1850 upon the
premises. commencing at O'Clock, the tract of land
called Westwood, embracing the mansion house and a
part OF the grove, containing sxty-eght and quarter
acres.
The nearness Of this farm to the city of Richmond
combining as it does the advantages OF health and the
most delightful turnpike road besides being within ten
minutes ride OF the city, make peculiarly desirable
The terms will be one-tourth cash. balance at six
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes. nte
rest added secured by trust deed By request of Miss
Janea M. Gordon, Executrix of Mrs. Isabella Brown,
deceased
my2s w. GoDDIN, Auct.
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold several
other parcels OF land comprizng part OF the original
Westwood tract, viz about 40 acres of wood land on
the Brook Turnpike, adjoining the mansion house tract
lots No. and 5, adjoining the toll-gate the former
containing rs acres, the latter 81 acres; also cleared
field of 309 Of land the Eastern side of the
turnpike, adjoining the ollgate, and lots OF about l
each the Western side of the Turnpike nearly
opposite to the residence OF Mr.. William ] Lynham-
Terms as above. By request Of the owners.
my % w. GODDIN, Auct
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H I'D STREEI, between 4th and 9Th streets
FOR SALE Al AUCTION.-Will be sold on
TUESDAY Afternoon, the 18th June, 1850, upon the
premises commencing at o'clock, two framed Tene-
ments Byrd street, between 4th and 9TH streets AL
so, two vacant Lots adjoining the same.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and IL months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title retained
CODnIN A.
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SATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 66-Capital So
600. IS numbers, IA drawn Tickets S., halves So
quarters 25c.
SATURDAY-Monongal No. 6l- Capital S40,-
600, 10000, 10000, &c IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets
$40
Buyers referred to my Register Of Prizes, to be
the Office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates of packages and sin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quesed. Please address orders to
myN N. SRATTTON, Richmond, Va.
Nh PAINE Il CO.. MANAGERS OF LO1Th-
H. RES, RICHMOND. VA-Buy PA1NE'S
Tickets because all the large prizes OF any note
Richmond in the last two years in their Lotteries
and they continue to send prizes than all Other
arrangements together.
The whole of 36 900 and $4,000 sold in their Lot
teries in the last twelve months will amount to more
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
ments in the last five or ten years.
List of Prizes sent to Richmond in Paines Lotteries
an the last t,1elue months
Whole $4,000 whole 10000; whole, of Is 900
whole $4,000; Of 10000; OF 10000; and numerous
smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 5000
Orders for tickets will meet usual prompt attention
it addressed to d. PAINE & CO., or
e. w. PURCELL &. co
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MOTTO En- part execution OF decree OF the
~ Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the Cousty of Henrico and City of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the 18th day of April 1899, in the suit of
George NJ Darlington and Richard A. Darlington, in
their own right and the said George M. Carrngton
administrator OF John A. Darlington, decd plaintiffs,
against the President and Directors and Company of
the Bank of the United States and Others deend'ts; and
of amendatoy decree, pronounced in the cause
by the Superior Court of Chancery, for the Richmond
Circuit, on the 4h day of June 1885, will be sold by
the subscribers as commissioners Tor one OF them ap
pointed by the first mentioned Decree the premises
to the highest bidder for cash. to the extent OF all the
expenses OF making the said sale and the residue of
said SALE credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, in equal instalments on TUES
DAY, the 4th day of June next if fail. if not, the
fair day, at o'clock in the forenoon, certain pieces Of
Real Estate, lying in the city of Richmond and in the
county of Hennco, out of the city of Richmond, to
which George w. Smith entitled, at the time OF
his death, under the will of Richard Adams dec d;
which property consists OF part OF lot No. 80, de-
Adams, Decd fronting % feet the west side of 18th
street. and running back Grace street II feet an
aey another part OF said lot No. 49, fronting % feet
on Union street, and running back Grace street II
feet to the said alley; also, part Of lot designated
in the said plat OF division by No. 3d. fronting % feet
on the west side of 10th street, running back 100 ee
also lot designated in the said plat of division by letter
fronting Al feet the side of Valley street, and
running back 1865 feet also lot fronting A feet the
west side OF Federal street, running back l65 feet to the
eastern line of lot letter l. also lot No. 238 fronting 66
feet the western side OF Concord street, and running
back to the Mill Canal; also, lot No. of square No.
100, 18th and streets; and lot No. of square No
100, on 26h and M streets. The purchaser will be re-
qured give bond with approved security for the credit
proceeds of SALE and the title will be retained until the
bonds be paid. SAMUEL TAYLOR,} Comrs
ROBT. SCOTT, : o0mfs'
q i
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1850

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1850.
$4,000, 12497, 5000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No II, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, June LIST, 1850 10
numbers IL drawn.
prize Of $40 goo ] prize of ...... $4,000
Of. ...... 5000 100 do ........ 500
Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters so.
Certificate OF package OF whoes $40; shares in
proportion.
$4,000! 20 of 5oOo!! 20 of loOo!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, June 9Th, 1850. IS numbers
II drawn.
CAPITALS.
20 p''N' Of 5000 20 Of. .......... 400
90 of. ....... 1000 &c &C.
Tickats 40 halves ouarterS 30
The republic., 1850-12-04
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REPUBLIcl.
BALTIMORE, DEC. 3-5

BALTIMoRE. DEC. 3-5 p. M.
P. T. Barnum, Esq, will deliver temperance
address in this city, some day next week, for the
benefit of the library about being started in Tenn
perance Hall.
The -four market to-day has been dull in conse-
quence of the unfavorable weather. hear of no
sales at all
Sales of prime Pennsylvania wheat at l07 cents.
Sales of New yellow corn at So cents. Oats 80 a
81 cents. Whiskey unchanged. Sales Of 100
ba gs Rio coffee at 10 cents.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the scales yes
terday reached 500 head-700 of which sold
to city butchers, 100 to packers 500 were left
sold, and 400 driven to Philadelphia the prices
ranging from s rs to s. per 100 lbs. on the hoof,
equal TO SO 50 and So rs net, and averaging
50 25 gross. Hogs brisk at 8 5 s. IS.
Sales at the Stock Board of $50 Md. sterling SIS
at97.
U. S. SIS, 1867, closed at Ia, asked. Maryland
6's, l02 asked Sterling So, 96l bid, IS asked
Baltimore 6's, 1890, l0i bid, l0i, asked Bait. s
Ohio Railroad Bonds of 1867, 9O bid, 81 asked; do
Shares, 62j bid, 62, asked.
The republic., 1850-12-04
o OFFICIAL r l..
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENrRAL's OFrIcE,
WAsHINoToN. DEE q $3.50


ADJUTANT GENrRAL's OTrtcr
WAsHINoToS, Dee. 2, 1850.
General Orders-No. Al
The following order is published for the informa
tion of the Army
WAR DEPARTNENT,
Nouember 80, 1850.
The Senate having, by resolution of the s0th Sep
temoer, requested the President to refer to Board
oil Army Officers to be designated by him. the fol.
lowing questions, viz
Ia IL crpcdient necessary to provide for addi.
tional grades Of commission ed officers in the Armv
OF the United States, and, if co. what grades in ad
dition TO the present organizations should be cre-
ated 90
" What provisions arc necessary to authorize
ofhcers OF the Army 10 exercise civil functions in
emergencies to be enumerated and what restraints
are eIpedent to prevent such officers from usurp.
ing the powers Of civil functionaries -,
The President accordingly appoints the following
officers to constitute n Board, to assemble at the
CITY OF washington, ON the second day Of Decem.
Der, 1850:
Brevet Major General T. s. Jesup, President
Of the Board.
Brcvet Major General j. f. Wool.
Brcvet Major General G. Gibson
Brcvet Bngadicr General J. f. Totem
Brevet Bngadier General G.. Tslcott
Colonel l. B. Crane. let Artillery.
Brevct Colonel 4. A. Hitchcock, Sd Infantry
Brevet Major J. F. Lee, Recorder
The Board will consider the above questions and
report their opinions TO this Department.
&. NJ. CONRAD,
Secretary ofWa.
The republic., 1850-12-04

AMY MovEMENTs.-We arc indebted TO Col. T.
F. Hunt, Deputy Quartermaster General, for in
formation relative 70 the movements Of U. s.
troops. Two companies Of the Sd Artillery arrived
at the New Orleans Barracks on Sunday, the 2ith
instant, from Tampa Bay. They were on their
way TO Texas, but will remain hero until further
orders Five companies of the fth Artillery left
Tampa short time since for New York. Compa-
ny OF this regiment is destined for Fort Miffin,
on Delaware river, and Company l. foe Fort Wash-
ington, on the Potomac. Company r, lst Artie-
ry, commanded by Lieut. Col. Nauman, relieves,
at the New Orleans Barracks, Company A, 4th Ar
tillery, which has been ordered TO New York bar
Dor. Company &, 1st Artillery, commanded by
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Webster, has relieved company
at Baton Rouge Barracks, commanded by Brevet
Major Scott, OF the 4th Artillery, which has sailed
for Fort Washington, on the Potomac.
Ne,o Orleans Picayr,re, Nov. 2eh.
The republic., 1850-12-04

The Norfolk Argu, publishes a despatch from
Washington, to which the Enquirer attaches i'm
portance, representing that the President has been
much alarmed by recent assurances from the Hon.
Issac h. Holmes, and others, that South Carolina
means 10 sccedc from the Union, and that she
will be sustained by Georgia. We do not doubt
that MIR. Fillmore's attention has been gravely di-
rected 70 the extraordinary state Of public senu
ment in South Carolina, and the spread Of disaf-
fecton to the Government through many of the
Southern States But take him to be a man
Of coolness, good sense and hrmness, equal in
every respect to the critical position in which he
hnds himself. Unless we have greatly misunder-
stood him, his message, Of which we may expect
to know the import by Tuesday next, will put him
clearly before the whole country a President
who intends TO uphold the Constitution and all its
guarantees. We cannot but indulge the hope that
the official announcement of his views will have
most wholesome influence upon the public mind
Al present we perceive reason for dcspsiring Of
the cause OF union and Of peace. South Carolina
may be ready and anxious TO seccde--we really be-
levc she is-but she will not have the folly to at.
tempt secession alone. As her principal agitator
unfortunately for himself, constrained TO ex-
plain che expects to follow, not TO lead, and the
signs Of tho times that she will have no leader.
Richmond IYmss.
The republic., 1850-12-04

FRoM FLoRIDA.-The U. s. transport steamer
Fashion, Captain Raker, arrived yesterday from
Tampa, Fort Brooke, via Pensacola. She left Tam
pa Thursday. the 2st instant, at o'clock, A.
NJ. of Gadsere's Point, spoke the barque Man
chester at anchor, Brevet General Childs is still
at Fort Brooke in command. Two companies OF
the 3D. Artillery came over on the Fashion, under
command of Major Thomas. The Fashion left PEN
sacola on Saturday, the 23d instant Col. Gardner
and family, Major Howe, Adiutant 4th Artillery,
and band, alec came over.
PAssrSGERs.-Col. Gardner, Mrs. Gardner, Miss
c. Gardner, and servants; Col J. Hunt, lady, chill
dren, and servants Major Thomas, Major Howe.
DIR. Sonne Lieut.. J. w Patton, Lieut.. Butler, 1t,
wheelock, MIR. Heycr, Masters James and J. Page
Baker, and ten on deck.-N o. Picasune, 25U ulf.
The republic., 1850-12-04

THr CHANcEs-oF MARRtAoE.-This subject is al
ways interesting, and marriage statistics arc curl
Gus we'll instructive. In England this class Of
statistics "got up' with official accuracy. From
the Register General Of England" il appears that
n lady's chance OF getting married is at its maxi
mum between the ages Of 20 and 25. Before 20 her
chances arc but one fifth, and from 20 TO IS one
third Of that maximum chance. Men marry later
than women, and yet great majority of marriages
are agreed upon while both parties under %.
The marriageable season is cmpbatically between
twenty and twenty -hve-the feelings, the afec-
tons and the impulses at that period lees selfish
ty. fve-let them experience two dissppoint-
ments of the heartfelt them become ambitious Of
wealth, or Of position" and matnmony becomes
a secondary object IL is then a "busness transac-
tion," and in which there is little no heart and
both parties arc frequently cheated"
Men contract marriages 10 a later period than
women; out Of twenty seven thousand four hundred
and eighty three single persons who were married
in 1S4s, there was only one spnster above sixty
years old, while there was twelve bachelors.
A tcidOtccr selects more steady age than bach.
clor; while ieidOio prefers that her "socond hus
band" shall be younger than herself
II is statistical fact that Of widows above fifty,
who contract a second marriage, more than three
fourths are united 20 men under fifty. The num-
Der of marriages in which widows are principals,
IL about nine per cent of the whole annual number,
and thOsc in which the bridegrooms widower.,
about fourteen per cent Of the whole. Although
bachelors are warned to be careful Of the fsscina-
tons Of the "viddcrs il appears by the statistics
before us that more widows found widowers for
partners than bachelors which illustrates the truth
Of the saying, that '"tis sympathy makes friends
Cincinnati Gassns.
The republic., 1850-12-04
New Species OF Cannon.

, From The Uatetotrn ~. " Jefersonian.
The writer had the pleasure Of witnessing the
experiments made by John Nj. Sigourney, Esq, Of
this village, in the trial of his recently invented
improvement in gunnery.
Mr.. Sigourney claims that, by his improvement
in cannon, he can obtain nearly the same accuracy
a with a common rifle, and at much greater dis
tances, and his experiments fully warrant the
sumption. At the trial spoken of two solid shot
fired at the distance of $50 yards, both Of
which hit within "a inches of the centre of the
mark, passed through J feet of solid pine timber
and through rubble stone fence, breaking the
stone into thousand fragments and how much
further unable TO calculate, althoueh their
traces were visible among the trees for great dis
tance.
| This distance the greatest could obtain
on account of the locality, but from the mo-
mentum of the ball at that distance, there can
be no doubt that the effective range is greatly
increased. These shot only 80 ounces in
weight The shape of the ball is entirely diff
fcrent from any heretofore used in cannon, and
that account twice the weight OF metal lie used in
a gun of the same calibre than with the common
bali Six shells, upon principle also invented by
Mr. Sguurney, and which are 10 be used in cannon
constructed after his model, fired, all of which
were sent with great accuracy-although in them
we labored under several disadvantages which will
be avoided in actual use, and which are already
remedied. All of these shells e1 poded upon strik-
ing the target, and clearly demonstated that the in
venton is IN all respects what it is claimed 10 be-
and that in this article Of modern warfare a num-
ber Of very desirable advantages all others in
use are obtained. They are constructed that
there can be no possible danger from accident, by
explosion while in the gun, or before, but will ex-
pode upon striking the object when fired from the
gun; which, added 10 the accuracy with which they
be sent, must entirely supersede for particular
services the other uncertain and often impracticabe
articles of the like nature
4 The gun with which these experiments were
made is 300 lbs in weight, and charged with six
ounces OF powder, but guns ofany calbre be
structed on the same principle, and Mr.. Sigourney
intends experiment n d
delay whatever, more than ordinary, is occasioned
in loading, will the cost Of guns or shot be but
slightly increased, and the perfect simplicity Of
every thing about the invention, must, as a matter
Of necessity, bring it into general upon every
occasion when scientific destruction Of property
and life is an object.
The republic., 1850-12-04
The Southern ConUention in Mssissippi-Anti Com
pronlise lIsetins at Nelc Orleans.
From Bue,los lures.

BosTos, Dec. 2, ls50.-The barque Argentine,
from Buenos Ayres, October 5, arrived at Salem
yesterday. The United States ships Congress and
st. Louis at Montevideo on the 4th. The
steamer Wilson e. Hunt, from New York for Cal
ifornia was still detained at Montevideo account
of the officers and engineers having left The ship
Aroun, from New York, had arrived.
Letters iromj Buenos Ayres, of October 9, state
that declaration of war between Buenos Ayres
and Brazil was daily expected. Business dull
and produce scarce. The rainy season had com
menced, and hindered the bringing in of the crops
PHILApELPHIA, Dec. 3, p M.-Jenny Lind's
hoarseness is getting better; and she gives but
one more concert in this city, much excitement
prevails 10 obtain tickets, which command high
premiums; several sold this morning for
eleven dollars. She leaves this city Saturday
morning and will dine at Barnum's City Hotel
The railroad company have placed special
at her disposal.