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Duet Piano md TlolIn 4 Overture 10 Tsrcreds
Messrs Phillips and Haniert
RsIIsd- Kathleen Navorrnee,i. .... Ms Stanley
Sore-Th- Heather Hills ........... Miss Revgadsor
BsI{s5-Vyhv 10 | Weep for Thee ...... Mr. PbJlhns
BaTsd-They Bid Ne Forget Tbee-....- Mss Stanley
Sons-by particular desire Come 10 NJ st
Mnrnlng fts>e NJ .Ne,'
Salad Dermoth Miss Stanley
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Solo. Volt-SouHGs from Home Nh Ninteri
Baad-Te1eace's Farewell 10 Kathleen Miss Stanley
Thse. ............. Miss Reyus,i~on
BaIgdMy Bovhoed's Hon,e....- ...... No Phj,ips
Sopg-Laagh. Lady, Laugh Miss Stanley
sons-Tsk your Aud Cloak about YEA Miss Reynaldson
Violin SolO.,.. .. Mr.. hanlert
SoEg-toy particular request The McGtaEors
Gathering ............. Miss ReySaidson
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS-io be hsj al The principal 1a-
Stores and the Door he evening OF Tie Concert
Doors open al Concert 10 commence IL O'clock
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70 ladies Fair.-The Ladies' OF Cannou-st. BaP-
usl Church and Congregation holding Fair IN
ITALIAN Hsl 1872 GrHndst between Sheriff and lViiet
where they offer a great variety OF Useful ana
Fancy Articles Books Toys. suitable for The Holidays
at prices low they can be found elsewhere Adnis-
sion free. al ~
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EpFs Nineteenth Ward.-il a meeting OF me wing
Electors of Nineteenth Ward held q! the House OF Eli
Williams coruer of ForW.tnh-s Qad the Fitthayenie,
pursuant 10 the directions of The Wig General Committee
Inc following named persons were selected ioreesent
;hs gt Ward Ia the Whg General Committee the Young
Mems General Committee aud Ward Committee;
Delegates Il the General C2atHiHee
John Ives Wm 3. Rockwell
Nm. lIglden, JOHN HOyt,
Charles BaIbeT3e.
ne3tgGtSs to lF7sjq Young Ncs's Gcter0! COMMITTEE.
john Matte. Francis B. Bal,
Nm Is. Drake Geo FeTlner,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notice.-The following Is in explanation Of
Advertisement n our paper Yesterday
J. STEVENS, President Of the New-York Home Indus
trial Association No STA friend has just called my
lenton very extraordinary and uncoureous notice in
the public papers, signed ov you What IS s meaning
call on you for an explanation and expect II lned
Yours, &c &c ,os, GUsTAVUS a. sA6CHL
DEAR SRI have received your note and hasen to give
you the explanation due you The object Of The AssocR
ton was merely to make known thai the lands you otter
for sale are not part Of hose owned by the Association
The Association did no. intend 10 convey the impression
that you bad claimed connection with il Yon are
aware, beleve lnal rave with pleasure a. orr meetings.
announced from your note that you had lands for sale ad
Joining that have advised applicants for member
thp aer our ASSOCIATION was iu OF members ana app-
csus, purchase of you. For myself say, and
think he Executive Committee VIII with me- that
our intercourse win you on me Norm river ana else
where, you have treated nc III geemany manner, and
reerel hat the notice vas published n sucs la1gQSEe ai
10 have any appearance OF Wus4ce WIN nope ha ms
explanation viii ne perfectly satisfactory, -
remain 20ufif President 4 fl As.55isd6a
Nj G. A. sAccHr
New.Yofk Dec 9Th, 1850 dz5itT
r. Monricelio.-A few plots, in small parcels, ad
Of The New. YORK Home Industrial Association Nc are
for fale the 5000 per The survey has been
completed and the contracts are now ready.
Terms-l0per cent at the time OF subscription
do durng the month Of ia, January i IS2i
The remaining one-haf be paid in cash by
purchasers before the st OF May ensuing and those VINO
gage upon the premises payable in two years with per
cent interest Apply al the Office OF ., g. A. sACCbI.
~ Notice,-PosT OFFICE, Nav York, Dec. o. $50.
The Mails for California per next Steamer, VIII close al
his Office on T q RSOAY, the 26h insaot at M.
Havana ChagTes and Panama, must be pre-
paid WILLIAM BRADY, P 81.
~ Masonic, l. o. O. f., =. of t. and other
HeqnIiu and Jewels, fhrst Premium Silver Medal,
1856 Gold and Silver Trimmings nges Stars Tassels
Laces Git Eagles Bsl1ns. Guards, &C Bal Badges and
Military EmbTodery-a zliendld assortnent Tor safe by
d2l3is Z. COMBS, 268 Grand-st.
rrs- Eadies, Fair.-The Ladies' OF Cannon-st Bap-
usl Church and Congregation are now holding Fair In
TIialtEy, 6irHnd. Wi!ett,
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rF9- Sixteenth Ward.-WhereHs, on Toe sd day OF
December Wig Primary Election was held on me
corner of Twenty third 81 AID Eighlliev (SlNeenlh
Wnri,) by cali OF The Ward Committee. The following
persons were appointed Inspectors Edward Bmrien,
James Haev George Clark, George Merritt and John
Mclnvre At the hour appointed the polls were opened,
two OF the Inspectors only present during the whole time
OF the election The house where the poll was ed was
baricaded circular hos cut in the door, about SIX inches
IN diameter thai person the on side could see Inc
bnotboN-ssid Inspectors refusing 10 take ballots except
sue as suited their vewsthe door was taken possession
of while nothing and violence the order OF
he elay Therefore about hundred of the Wings OF
his Ward who thus prevented from voting, called a
public meeting outside OF the hoHse during Tue hour ap'
pointed RICHARD WINTHROP was appointed Chair
man and OsCAR TAYLOR, Secretary, and the following
ticket was declared unanimously elected as the honest eN
preston of The Wings Of the Ward
Senior Committee.
W Bradford, G: G, Campbell,
Richard Winthrop Vim, Turner,
{ 3 Lee,e,
.iitsior Cosmitfce
f 6 Campbell Wni Grusse(l,
Oscar Taylcr, FosAhy
William Dodd.
Hard ComHifiee.
c 7 Edwards II II. Wheeler. Arson Willis.
William Tate Edwin furguson, Oicoit ithlnes,
9. " Campbell, VIM. NJ, Dickinson, Clark smith
.Johu Taylor, Jacob {es, John . Linden,
Stephen Merritt ,tohn II toies,' benz telltl,
Robert Is. Leste. Joseph w savage, Joseph 6roWniee,
70 y lA0ues Peter Wilson, Wright Gladiul,
a ] Willard Iohu b. Halsed N ,uendricksOn,
= Harrison Reed. . -
RICHARD WINTHROP, Chairman.
OSCAR HAYLoI Secretary. d%o IT,
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q IOO WANTED.--A family residing

NN7ANTED-A Partner to engage with
Wv the advertiser in az exclusive and exceedingly
profitable manufacturing business ia this city To one hav-
ipa capital OF 5000 enterprise, al opportunity
10 resze some thousands per IN permanent basi
uess offers Address Machine, Tribune Office stating
mime and where 10 be seen. d~7 II
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~ Notice.-PosT OFFICE, New York, Dec. a. 1850.
The ais for California per next Steamer, Will cose al
his Office on T al RSOAY, the 26th nstaU al NJ.
Letters for Havana, Ch5gTes and Panama, must be pre-
paid WILLIAM V. BRADY, P M.
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"a WEBB,S FANCY RAKERY. 10!
lEOLIDAY PRE6ENTS.-JUST RE.

a CkIYED spIcldd es3of!ment d RenLIeinenS Iui'
nsidHg goods viz crayas scars. suspendeFS, gioycs
ig robes porte aonnoes card cases and gtsatya
iey of0ther articles suitable for the present 81 season at
! AGATES, z37 Broada ay corner PARK place d%2fs.
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2 fJHI
h1i attention al their friends aad the pubic 70 Incl, a.
sof,nsnt u WITCHES. DIAMONDS and JEWFigy
ef e9cfy description Aiso SILVER and PLATED Wsye
q eTey Ysfey q siye ard pattern, suitable f5r ae Ho
fsgs "sich eY chef f sale On As reasonable tens as
$50 % YarckairJ elseYtereiA he CRY. d1l gln+
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AND NEW YEAR

1FKEsENTs.-At J sLATEBs BoOsstofe 204 CHAT
lnesr lie BoweYyl may obtained tnoss
e1ensiYe s,sountH Il BoOss Stationery ard Fancy Ar.
suitable or aesga! sud useful Pfesenls wholesale
AID retail ga g,r
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NNANTED-20 Men Of good address to
Wv sell Patent article ard many articles for family use
To energetic men an excellent chance Is offered 10 clear
from $50 to Sl0O per month Also TWO Agents for Yer
mont and Georgia Gail address postpaid, ~ Nassau
second floor. REAUMONT \ co. ~ 81
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BOARD IN WILLIAMsBURGH.-

AeA Gentleman and his Wife ard one or single Cen
uemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms IN pr
family, 20 Frst-st minutes walk from the PECK
slip Ferry Boats every Eve minutes during The day.
do ms
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EF9 1IouiiceiO.-A few plots, in small PARCELS, ad
Joining property atey purchased by the 000 members
Of the EevYork Home Industrial Association NJ are
for fae the 5000 per The survey has been
completed and the contracts now ready.
Terns-l0per cent at the time OF subscription.
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n NEWTON naive OF Sheffield, Eng, by irade Table
Hnile Halter; last heard from IN New-York Address
eyer care OF J. Smith Para Theaier Oct = 1915 BY ap
pving al 81 John-s y Y he VIII hear OF something 70 his
advantage. 90 5laW-W'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27
CITY AFFAIRS.

MAYORS CouRT.-A couple of white ipebriates were
brought up from the cage Saturday morning. and con-
tronted with his Honor. The first arragned gave
his name as Thomas P Jones' The officers stated
that Jones had been arrested Friday evening in the
neighborhood of the Old Market, for disordery be-
havor. When first discovered, he standing in the
middle of Main street, hourshng walking cane, and
whooping and hallooing at lusty rate. Mr.. Wilker
walked towards him, when Jones took to his heels
but it would not do he carried too much weight inward
ly. Mr.. w. easily overhauled him, whereupon Jones
struck him with his stick, and thereupon the officer
knocked him down. He was then picked up and taken
to the cage, and from thence produced before the
Mayor. Jones told his Honor that he would imme
datey leave the city, with his permission, but this
arrangement exactly suiting the Mayor, Mr.. Jones
was consigned to the Valley for the pace of six months
The other unfortunate gave his name as John
Barry. He had been picked up on Cary street Friday
evening" near the office of the Gas Works. He APP
peared very pentent, and vowed he d never get SO
again. He was dcharged
Assault. A. Morrison, oh arged with assauting
j. A. Mosby, on Broad street, the 22d inst re-
cognsed in the sum of 800 to keep the peace.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27
Mr.. CHM and the Administration,

We publish the remarks of Mr.. Clay against
"the Presidents Plan," with mixed feelings OF
satisfaction and modification. We side entirely,
in this issue, with Mr.. Clay His bearing towards
the Administration has been eminently kind and
magnanimous. In the speech, which he made in
defence of the Compromise bill, on the 3th inst,
he, with an almost tender consideration, pointed
out the difference between the circumstances I'M
der which the Presidents recommendation was
urged, and those under which Congress is now
called upon to act. He gave the President full
credit for proposing what might have seemed, at
the time, the only practicable mode of avoiding the
passage of offensive measures by the Northern
majority; and expressed the belief that if his re-
commentator had now to b. made, it would be
much more comprehensive one. How was this
overture met? That very day, the 18th of May,
the Republic had published noble appeal in be-
half of the Compromise. The next day, the l4th,
the editors, who were responsible for that appeal
announced their withdrawal from the paper, ana
Mr.. Hall was announced as its new conductor,
who would Hpossess the confidence which Messrs.
Bullitt and Sargent had failed to solicit obtain
Onthe Goth inst the first day that Mr. Hall took up
his pen, the Republic formally declared by autho-
rity, that the President had not modified or changed
his policy; and gave warning lest his official re-
commentator might not be considered Withdrawn,
without his authority. With these facts before the
world Mr.. Clay had no recourse but to make battle
against the policy, which was thus, with incon-
ceivable faulty and folly, set up as weapon to
defeat the great measure of the Committee of
Thirteen. Accordingly, on the 2lst, one day af-
ter Mr.. Halls outgiving of the fixed purpose of
the Administration, Mr.. Clay frankly and fully,
though still courteously, exposed the insufliciency
of the Presidents plan. His argument is irrefu-
table, and we doubt whether the answer which he
challenges will be attempted.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27
DanuiHe acknowledgement Springs.

In our notice of this improvement, Saturday.
we omitted to mention that the rails have been al
ready laid upon five or six miles of the track be-
tween Richmond and the Coal Pits, and we are
gratified to learn that the work has been executed
in the best manner. If the expectations of the
President and Directors, that the road will be COM
pleted to the Pits in July or August, be realized,
our citizens will, during portion of the approach
ing season, have very convenient mode of reach
ing the Huguenot Springs, which lie within five
or six miles of the railroad. We understand the
propretors of that establishment will open good
road to the nearest point of the railroad, and will
run coaches regularly for the accommodation of
visitors We have frequently spoken in COM
mendation of the Huguenot Springs, as very
agreeable and heathful resort for such of our
towns-people as cannot afford the time or money
to spend the summer season in the mountains
We have no doubt that when the Danville Rail-
road furnishes an easy access to these Springs,
they will receive very large patronage from
Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

I'LL in a deed Of trust executed on the day of ia
nuary 1S47 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
auction to the highest bidder for cash, on the 10Th day
of June, 1880 the following property to wit certain
tract Of land lying and being in the county OF Henrco,
on the Three Notched Road, the boundaries of which
tract of land are described in said deed as follows ::
bounded by the lands Of George F. Guy the North,
by the lands Of R. D. Philips, Thomas Janet and Geo.
F. 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,
it being the said land on which Mr.. Benjamin w. Green
resides supposed to contain two hundred and seven
ty The title is believed to be good but selling
as trustee, shall only give special warranty.
ymy 81 dtds JOSEF MAYO, Trustee.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27
BRANDRETHs PILLS, AND THE BoDY,s

BRANDRETIPS PILLS, AND THE BODY'S
WASTE.-To those candid men who honestly doubt
the truth Of the Brandrethan System, would enreat
them to ponder well upon the following facts
The food taken into the stomach is converted into
blood which vital stream flowing through all the raml-
hcations Vt the system, not only impars strength and
contnuates lie but actually creates forms and builds up
each and every part of the animal machine. 1.-THE
blood therefore is pure and healthy, the body which is
formed and supported by the blood cannot be diseased
sBut here be in any part of the body any Affection such
bile or ulcer, bruise, the blood circulating
through that part takes up impure matters from the local
affection and carries it into the general system This
is the often Of sudden death persons of full hab
it, afflicted with biles, and who medicine
the matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the fine blood vessels which supply the brain with
vitality, and life if bereit by lightning. Now
this can be remedied-the Brandreth Pills will il used
at these times take all impure matters from the
cuation and the general health at the same time
they are curing the local affections.
Oh how important it is to now lind that this subject
be we'll comprehended, it would save many from tedi-
times of sickness, and often their services
to their friends when otherwise the tomb would have
its victim.
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
Y DIRK prices. ap4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

MAGIC HAIR DYE Fletcher, under the American
Hotel, changes red light, gray Hair instantaneous
ly, most beautiful black brown, without the least
injury to the hair or skin
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETERs.-Th celebrity which
F'etcher's Hair Tonic has gained has caused some
and dishonest shopkeepers to palm off on the
wary base counterfeit purporng to be made by Flesh
er. The only genuine to be had of Alex Duval, R. R.
Duval, and w. H. Seabrook, Druggists, Main street,
and II. J. Miller. No IT'S Broad street, and at Fetch
ers principal depot, under the American Hotel. Price
so cents per bottle my "a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

can war; we would trust them against double their num-
Der of Spanish troops but they cannot do
Under all the circumstances, we nope they VIII 9e ue
houd abandon the enterprise, be captured by our
foIyn cruisers In such case, the national pride would
spot be wounded any preext exist Tor new dlsur-
hanpaS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27
DIED.

On Saturday evening last, at o'clock, JAMES T.
TAYLOR son OF c. G. Thompson, aged years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family respect
fully requested attend his funeral at the residence of
his father Of LIST and Cary Streets this Monday
evening, at O'Clock.
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THE TINES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning of subscribers
wear. ......................$ 5 90
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in advance, or within 80 DAYS, &c........... 3 90
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Single copies, Daily Semi Weekly Times, two
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each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE Kelly & Ford's
Broad street; and West & Brothers, under the Ex-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

CoNsrGNEEs OF ScHR R1cHMoND-W F Butler & Co,
? H Taylor, E Skinker Davenport, Allen & Co,
Lud lam q Watson,J Bonavta, Dunlop, Moncure &
Mo- B & S Jones, Winston g. Jones, Gordon g. Son,
w J Burr, Crenshaw & Bro, T A Rust, G Watson,
T Price & Co, Gay, Mathews g. Co, Triplett &
Son, A Duval, Fl w Fry, Workman, McGruder & CO,
Edmond & Davenport A Lee Tnsey G. Bryant, D
S Burr, Fl w Tyler, Williams g. Claiborne, w Taylor,
Brooks 4 Bell, Mott, w M Harrison, R M thinner
man, c J Snton & Co, G Watson,J A Smell q Co,
Rankin Il Whitlock, Webb, Bacon Il Co, ] Lewis, ]
Dooley, II Watt and to order
PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Anived, schr John
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

nal of Commerce states that orders had been received
from the Secretary OF the Navy for the departure Of
the exploring bgs Advance and Rescue to the Arctic
seas in search Tor ne 1851 navigator and it expect
o'clock, on Wednesday afternoon, under the saIlan
De Haven and Griffin The requisite number Of men
for the expedition 800 was completed on Tuesday
They are abuadantly supplied with clothing, choice
meats and everything calculated protect their health
aod promote their comfort The gen tlemen who have
contributed the sto fit out this expedition deserve
II will be followed by the good wishes OF thousands.
A later account says that the expedition will be de-
layeda few days at New York, in consequence OF some
unforeseen circumstances. amer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-27

We learn from various and unreasonable sources,
that public sentiment in Virginia running strongly in
q. me compromse us opponents Halter them
tortnight-some say in atwelvemonth.
Wesaw no such back-water in the case of the Mis-
souri, compromise in 1920, and we shall not witness
any such ebbng of the tides in the present case There
is not personal democratic friend 10 Virginia. hair of
whose head we would touch but we are bound in truth
70 say, and in time for their good, that, Judging
rom wnal we know OF the Vlrginians, we'll as from
what we hear OF Them the snow ball is rolling on and
as Il goes gathers new volume and new force
We understand that it is the same case in Georgia,
though mere are many, exceptions of honorable men
and noble democrats who take different view of the
compromise. Union 70 Thursdau '"N