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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1851,
Mr. MORGAN reported the Annual Tax bill for the
City of New-YOrk.
Mr. VANDERBILT introduced bill relative to JUS
tees of the Sessions in Kings County.
Mr. BABcocK gave notice Of bill to reduce the
fees of the Health Officer Of New-York and provide
for their payment to the Commissioners OF Emi-
grafton.
Committee report plan to prevent the circulation
of deprecated currency OF other States.
The bill extending the provisions Of the Lien Law
to Rensselaer, County was passed.
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supaEMs CouRT OF TIE UHiTsD sTArss re-.
Warrington, Monday, Feb T. los2;-No 70 ~
,snmsrt Of this cause az: eon.iruod 81 ~ "sA
csc for tbe spps,ltes.
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CIT ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER.
a. Delof5,rs (fornery Lynch Ciark'sl 7of WGh 81
ISS2. IA M. Noon 3P. NJ. ~ n
February 3.24 80 IS 50
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The place of nativity in each week quoted has
been given below:
Eth v,.k in 1852 do 1851 FYHhl neck in 1882. do 1881
Upited States 22iGermany- --.-aS
x..i.rd 40 74iOthsr CountTes--I9
The mortality in the public institutions compares
as follows:
Eth ,peek N 1854 do i85 Ffh meek 1852 do 1851.
Hospitals --.----I9 AL RandalPs Island..<
Asyums. ---------1 2PIisons-
Alns- HOUSED 5Ward's Islahd---ii -
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1.-THE Bottle" is to be performed
ses,u this evening at Barnum's Museum. Greatest
Temperance Drama ever seen. Go early anfsee IT,
Superb comedy this afternoon.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAR Day.-SuPE-
Rton Counr Nos aO4. l6o AZ, 81. 961. 26s. s. e5.
1884, 900 270 ga 2T3, a. $780, o. 49, 2I 27s 49, ssV.
1 ComMon PLsAs.-Pat mos l37. 1881, W., 2li.
247 247i 25I 25i, s57, $50 2o1, 1863 21g g7Ss 2Sl.
9s3-PaIt ii Nos 1874, 1866, 1863. l10, l'2, Its, iSc.
1872 1874, Is6, 1853, 100, I92, 1914, f96. l9s:
SUPREME CouRr.- General Tsrm.--Nos 5. ID, 10.
IL, 10, 10, 81, 90, 22i, %, ~, "a, 25, 90, 81.
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pvook,vr-The following is the weekly report Of
Meth. in the CITY of Brooklyn for the week ending
January 81, 1859:
., n,,a'e' DrOD.1 IN Hs.d aInhuenza.--.-.--
conssssn Bran sFs1sr, p,sp.iai Msl,ifo,son
c, Bowels H.m.S ei Ba"sl.. iprsn,iuis Bsrh.
ConyuIaions... Lungs. Tic. oflsfeslaSs
Diarrhsa -. Lungs-.- 2iota -
Efaes 40; Females, "a Adults. IL; Chhafen' 90
Philadtiph,a Deaths for the week ending IAN 81
1852: Adults, "A. children, lT. Total, all Under
10, 1872
The GREAT CoNUNDRUM NIGHr.-Ihe
excitement called forth by the novel plan Of Prof
Anderson continues to increase and bids fair TO at
tain fever heat before the time for awarding the
prixes. We hear it minated that many OF the mo"
brilliant wits about town among the ccinpesiors
and the reading Of the conundrums cannot iaii 20
prove a pquant affair. Meantime, the Professor
lives an attractive performance tonight and somor
row aisht, and those who wish to witness his won
ders should avail themselves Of the occasion.
PASSAGE To CALIFoRNIA.-ltisl idle, worse
than idle to visit this City with the idea Of engaging
passase BY steam across the Isthnusto CALIFORNIA
All tic vessels doth Panama and NicaraguN are
full up to April and those for that month are rapid
| " 6ling up. Either engage your passage weeks
| beforehand or take Jour way around the Hara u
svsr the sisus~-thsrs ID No help sorT
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Io'S On Je@h ~ near 3t-sy. each I)flOl-1Is cach
= on req ON NIB 81. each 23rio0-I0 eesh
House aud lot 81 sV., near 6lst 81
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The whole number of deaths fer the week last
year, was 326 this year, iO4increass IS, or "a per
cent. on the figures for 1851 Probable increase OF
population, per cent.
The comparisons by age show the following re-
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SUPREME CouRT-EraninatiOn Of Can
dldasss-There will DO examination Of csndi
dstss far "a mission to the Bar this "Wednesday
afternoon, in the Supreme Court room, at O'Clock
Mcssrs Benz ID. SelImSn, J. LeroQue and O. Peter
are tho examiners.
Ordrs-Judge Edwards will attend In chambers
on Fricsy and Saturday next, 70 settle oriers
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FATAL Accidental German emigrant
named Charles Branct, at o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, accidentally tell fiom the ship ADMIRAL lying at
pier No. i3 East River, into the dock, and was
crowned before aid could DO rendered to him. HIS
body was recovered, on which the Coroner held al
inquest The Jury rendered verdict Of accidsn-
tai death The deceased was IS ears Of age.
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AsHING1Ok, Tue suay, Feo, J, IoJE
Captain Jonas =. Levy, Of Nes-York, who WA
arrested in that City on Saturday last, and brought
10 this city Yesterday, charged with having been
concerned in an illegal correspondence with the
President Of Mexico, gave bail to-day in Ave thou
Sand dollars 20 answer The charge. Nj Hart, a
ne,rber Of Corsress from Ns~.fork, became h's
bail
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BeckWeIFs IsId IICIty HOepNhI - y
Interments returned from Wards Island
The rate of mortality In the above table Is ssili
very high among those Of tender age Fifty-seves
per cent of the deaths were children under TO- The
progress Of the principal epidemic diseases, as oom
pared with the same week last year, has been a.
follows:
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ACcIDENT.-A German cabinet maker,
named Wsimaa. fractured his left leg on Monday
a ternoon by falling down a pair OF stars "a his
shop In HammeFsiy st. He was taken to the Ninth
Ward Police Station. where DR. Franklin set the
limb and aterwsrd caused him to be removed to the
NJ Y HOslital.
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homes such sisk as are unable to attend at The Dis
peDssry.
During the last few years, the number Of patients
has greatly increased, in consequence OF the larger
amount OF emigration TO this port. The whole mum
Der relieved during the last year, was $1,000, OF
whom 81 ,O79 were attended at the Dispensary, ana
10 63l ut their dwellings During the same perioo'
723 children were vscciaatec To all these the fo-
CURED medicines have, IN all cases been gatdtouAy
supplied, the prescriptions amounting 70 Iiis'' ior
the year. ,-,
TO facilitate the general diffusion Of vaccination,
ard to meet the demands made the institution, a
large and convenient room has been ser apart ior ss
reception OF all applicants TINS deparime" u
under the entire charge of the house ply sicfans one
Of whom is IN attendance between the hours o. nuns
and two prepared 70 perform the operation on az
who may need It, IL Is also the duty OF the sevefA
district ply scians, IN tneT daily rounds, TO inquire
for and offer vaccination to all who are proper
subjects.
The increase In the number Of patients who re-
ceived medical assistance at this institution lass
year. is stated az g,627 over snas OF shs previous
year From ths following statistics OF the oirtn
place o. the patients viii be seen that about one.
fifth Of the waole num5er werenalves OF the United
United States, lO,O99 ireland, 80 500 Great
Britain and Possessions, l,62l Germany, l,26l
other countries, 800 colored persons, $50.
The number Of deaths was 325, Of which no less
thar 20 we're caused BY consumption disease which
prevails 20 greater extent IN this Cily than Is gene
rally belived In contrasting the statistics win The
statement Of former years, says The report me great
increase of disease becomes painfully appnen.-iO.-
COL district psiien,s-rhe number ate AIDED at their
homes, durt the year, beng more :han double the
amount reported for any yesr previous to the prevs.
lence of typhus fever IN 1851 and exceeding BY e6f
the annual number ois lei9 the year Of the cholera
This gre is attributed TO the large number
OF emigrants, of whom 2s9 COL arrived In New.fxk
DUNG the last year nesyy three fourths OF me
whole population ofihe City oy the last census
Throughout the year. say, the report, phus fevef,
small POI scarlet fever measles and erysPe = ss.e
been unusually prevalent. The erupnve is,S nv,
eiired in frequency during the su INNER noh.Ss' Wv
OILY to return with Increased vruleace 20 INC az
tumn The vphus of the past year ~a' sa,
its aspect slo in progress, disposed 70 oe H..
in type and very contiguous bus vas iaI non Uo
the fatal scourge of 1917. the SINAI. PoA s.s er.
e.p;,ons ,hey never had been yaccins.ed as r.,
mn Der OF deaths reported frofa tas os sSso TIE
,hsr IN not exceed the average moriany waur ~~'
VIC, % ,,,s, .y.ssed is taken into consderasios
The expense. Of the ln.. Rspo ,Ts %
a. sss 40, ard TIE receipts 70 t'soa "a ''''
| easrc- o. $3.50 ~
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THE LATEST NE WIS.
: : 8.
Nr,RTHERN MAIL,

.-..rsav. TO our surprise, we received
.h.r, mail. via Norfolk. They brought on.
w, .h;nston papers of the 10th, and Baiti-
af,he 10Th and Goth, and letters with post
- ,f,hose DAYS from both places. We sup.
Ibis mail was put on board the Bay boat
Annapolis for, according to the Norfolk
.rs the Baltimore boats had been unable
Ike their way TO that city in consequence
t.no ;,e. We suppose we shall receive an
Y.,., mail by the same route this morning.
Yesterday, We announced that Mr.. SHARPE,
S,,or,ntendant OF transportation on the
n,.bo,ond. fredericksburg and Potomac road,
ia leave in the cars with the view of pro-
...,r f,r conveying the mails which have ac-
inflated here for several days, overland to
washington, The cars returned yesterday
..,,;rr at an early hour, and we learn that
AZ. : succeeded in making the necessary ar
..-,,s,ent. and that all the letter mails were
..,f IN from Fredericksburg in two four horse
...-ons. To-day he hopes to get forward all
.as back mails.
ve also learn that MIR. Edwin Robinson,
~, IS IN Washington, yesterday morning
,.,,,r5 of the mails for the South from that
r., bv the overland route. These we sup
.,.s we shall receive TO night.
The extraordinary difficulties in the way of
re transportation of the mail, require extra
,,4;rsrv efforts; and we are sure the officers Of
-, Richmond & fredericksburg Company
viii DO ell that can be done 10 triumph over
de Obstacles which the severe winter has
tbrnwn in their way.
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nv ALEx. MOTT & CO.

GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY OF
y RICHMOND-By virtue Of deed Of trust, ex
ecuted TO me by Messrs. Schwabe a. Co, and duly
recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, shall offer foi
sale. privately, the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging
Any person wishing to engage in the said business
will lind the terms of sale very accommodating
Should the property not be disposed OF on or be
fore tue oath of this month, at private sae II VIII
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
ON that day at 10 o'clock, NJ The establishment
10 said TO be in very com oiete order.
P.S.-The proprietor of the above premises will
IL desired, sell the same to any one who may pur'
chase the above Brewery and axtnres
T.. r. AUGUST, 4
jae-3tawtdt Trustee
Sale conducted by
= 90 ALEX. MOTT a CO., Aucfs.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE a

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE and
l. LOT ON CLAY STREET AT the request of
the beneficiary in deed of trust executed by NJ G.
Gentry, and duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, to secure certain debt therein mentioned
shall, on THURSDAY, the 5th day OF February,
commencing at Al o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, cell the property described in said
deed, being lot Of ground situated on Clay street
Clay street, and running back $50 feet inches to
an alley Is feet wide, on which said lot stands a
frame house, recently built containing about 6
rooms, with all necessary out houses, and at pre-
sent occupied by M. G. Gentry.
The title is believed to be unquestionable; but
acting as trustee, | shall convey with the usual
warranty
The terms which will be in accordance with the
deed, will be made known on the day of sale.
Ja2O JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
y LOT ON MAIN STREET.-In pursuance of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for Hen.
rico county, made on the 26th day of June, 1851,
and OF an order made therein, on the Sd day of
January, 1852, shall, as the Comm issoner there.
by appointed, offer for SALE at public auction, on
present month, january at o'clock, p NJ if fair,
and II not, on the next fair day, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the TENEMENT and OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, on the South side of
Main street, between 18th and 18th streets in the
city of Richmond, which was formerly owned and
occupied by Joseph Goode, deceased, and is now
occupied by J B. stegal; being the same property
which was conveyed by James Smell and wife to
Joseph and Abner Goode, by deed of the 18th oay
OF February 1910, and of record in the flee OF
the Hastings Court of that city, and is bounded
as follows: Beginning at the West corner of the
store on said lot, and running and binding on Main
street Eastwardly, 20 feet more or less, until il
strikes the properly which the said Joseph Goode
conveyedby deed madein March, 1si7, to William,
Slater; thence running Southwardly along the said
Slaters line to an alley in of said line, 1876 fee
more or less; then Westwardly along said alley
SO feet, until it strikes the s. W. corner of the oi
formerly owned by Bat Sade; thence along said
lot l3o feet to the place of beginning.
The above property will be sold subject TO the
right OF dover of Mrs. Eudora Virginia Goode the
widow of Joseph Goode.
TERMS OF SALE cash, and balance in euua
instruments att l2, and 10 months, with interest
added secured by negotiabenotes, andttle retained
until a conveyance is directed by the Court.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ja9-eo6tdtds Auctioneer.
~ Whiu will cnnv
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


ny =. r. ID. PAYNR-gALK s1G1N. :
WILL be sold On THURsDAY. tbe aoth ,,.,
W at 10 o'clock, q the late residence 81 4. 4.
Saunders, decd, on Cyprus Alley, near Msvo
street. the whole Of Mrs. Eliza 6aunderg H0,,se.
hold Furniture, with the exception Of snfeyv arsi.
cies, consisting Of the usual variety. Terms 8,
js24 w. GoppIN
I ,OnIMIssIONER,s SALE or REAL
AND COUNTY OF HENRICO.-Bv virtue N !
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Chsncery, made
on the 10Th day OF January, 1859, In the case Of
Turpin and others sgaipst Frayser and othera
shall, AZ special commissioner therein named. pyo
coed to sell, on MONDAY, the 10th dsy of Febrna.
ry, 1882 at 81 O'Clock in the evening, f fair. other
wise, the next fair day. on the premises. three
LOTS, Mes 50, "a and 81, in the city Of Ricbmond
fronting 80 feet each on 18th street, betveen
Franklin and Broad streets, in rear of Dickinson q
Brothers auction house, and running back
feet to an alley
at IL O'clock H. If fair, otherwise en- the next fair
on the premises, the PLANTATION mentioned in
the said decree, called Dove Hill, in the county
of Henrico. And at the same time and place, two
other tracts or parcels OF LAND lying near the
same.
TERMS OF SALB-For the Lots in Richmond
onethird cash, and the remainder in two equal in
stalments at and months, the purchaser execu.
thug negotiable notes, bearing interest from day OF
sale. with approved endorsers, and the title with
held until further order of the court. For the
Land In the county credit OF 6, 9 and 12 months
will be given, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers, carrying interest
from day Of SALE and the title withheld until fur
JESSE F. REESE, Commissioner.
ia 23-oawtd
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE WEST.

HAM PLANK ROAD, MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND-Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY, the
26th January, 1852, upon the premises, commen-
cling at O'CLOCK, il fair, if not tae next fair day
the valuable Farm Owned by Messrs. J. G. and IL
C. Cabell,) situated in the county OF IIenrco, on
the Plank Road, containing 100 acres, together
with all the buildings thereon consi ting of dwell,
ing Suitable for small family) excellent kitchen,
barn, &c The place is In high state Of improve
ment and is well enclosed. The owners not being
able to devote their time to the management Of the
Farm, have determined to dispose Of it by auction.
The neighbofhood is equal to any in the county -
The plank road running in front OF the Farm, en-
ables any one to ride to the city In halt hour, upon
the most delightful road in the county
TERMs.-One third cash. balance at ! and z
years for bonds or notes bearing interest," secured
by trust deed
In w. lIODUlN, AQctr.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
NeaO!y discorered by DR.. Minnock.
THIS mixture most etfectually cures the sbove
Il complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivaled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r.
NJ. Warrington, Agent, over j. B. StegaIs Store, No.
Is Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can tes-
tfy to its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs Hutcherson Miss Lacy, Mrs. kerry, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey
r. NJ WARRINGTON.
Sole Agent for the United States
jal0-d3m*
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-l have now in
"A yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at So so
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, sent through the
post Office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
ia
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Otto e. fhe creditors Of naUkln 81 Whit
~ lock are notified that the deed of trust from
X. G. w to the pdersigusd, will remain open for
signatures at the Clerks office of the Coanty Court
OF Henrico. till the 7th February next. Creditors
who may desire to participate in thu benefits of
sad deed, and required 10 sign the before the
day named abave, and thereby, by its provisions.
release X. a. w
ia t9- lot A. l. ROYSTER, Trustee.
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MCDANIEL & HURT. GRoCERs, CON
u MISSION AND FOkWARDik6 MEX :
CHANTS, Lynchburg, va.-Their ioc.non on
Main strees u at the old stand o. but y Prestons
Their location on the canal isfhe large nre,Preol
building At the packet landing and Immediately
Opposite the Railroad Depot, combining eonve-
nIence and security II win be obsefyed that thls
Arrangement giyes thcm for their Com mission
Sales tho advantage Of both tie caiisl snd hsf1
street. No drayage charged. Liberal adseness
vim Be made On III articles IN hand ponsigued for
sale. By moderate charges and unrsmis1ea saes1~
lion 10 busnees, they hope 70 render aeeeaeciloas
andrespectfuy solicit the patronage e ~ passs.
ta2o-3tawlw
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E,REE MAsONkY.--We have new Book,
l. illustrating some OF the benefits which may be
derived by a connection with this Order. II Is
called Amy Lawrence the Free Masons
Daughter. The scene Ia laid In Manchester, En-
gland and it Is one of the most interesting roman
ces ever written. Price SO cents.
jaa3 GEO. n. WEsT BRO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THEATRE.
LoTTE tctbsHSiAlsS.' A''' sA"A'
On This Evening, January 24th.
VIII be performed the popular musical play of
GUY MANNERING.
veg Merriies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Cushmau.
Julia Mannering. ................ Mrs. Potter.
La Manola, by Mile Ciocca and Mr. Carese.
To conclude with the musical extravaganza of tho
LADY OF THE LIONS.
Claude Meddlenot. .---M Mr. Hurte
~ Prices of Admission--Boxes SO cents; Par.
aastte 90 cents; Centre Gallery IS cents; Colored
uai,ery 70 cents Eastern Gallery, for white per-
sons, % cent? ja54
az GRAND STATE BALL! NJ.
MILITARY AND CIvICl stlxN
MH AZ the Richmond Theatre. HfGak
suincient number of subscri. 80
osrs can e De obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that illustrious son OF
virginia, GEORGE WARRINGTON, win be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d, in
messed in the State.
= The building to be superbly decorated the ace.
merry taken out, the Parquette fioored over. and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room.
capable OF accommodating two thousand persons:
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion.
EY Subscription lists now open at the Box OF.
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE.
Jan24-t Lessee.
GRAND CONCERT IN RICHMOND.
TNHE public respectfully informed that
l. CATHARINE HAYES will give her frat and
only Grand Concert in Richmond, at the Unver.
salst Church, on THIS EVENING, January Gath,
1852.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
Scena and Aria I" Vienila mis- vendetta" (LucIe
tia Borgia,) Donizetti--Herr Mengis.
Cavatina, "Ah, mon f!s" lie Prophete) Meyer
beer-Mss Cstharine Hayes.
Solo on the Violin-Herr Griebel
Aris Butts, II Bivacci," Battista-Herr Mengis
Song, Happy Birding" CWallace,) with flute
obligato accompaniment by MIR. Kye-Miss Cath.
arine Hayes.
Duette, "Quanto Amore." L'Elisir dAmore,)
Donizetti. Miss Catharine Hayes and Herr Men
gis.
Solo on the Flute. &c. Loder)-Mr. Kyle.
Aria Bluffs, "Miei Rsrnpo," (Cenerentola,"
Ro ,ini-Herr Mengis
"Auld Robin Gray"-a Scotch Ballad-Mss
Catharine Hayes.
Swiss Song, 1.-The Happy switzer," (Mengis.)
Herr Mengis.
THE Last Rose of Summer"-an Irish ballad
Miss Catharine Hayes.
Conductor-Mr. Lavenu.
Prices of tickets, 50, 80 and 81. They may be
procured on Wednesday morning, at the Music
Store of P. H. Taylor, Main street, opposite the
Banks.
Books containing the words and translations of
the airs and songs, may be procured at the door.
Price Is cents.
Doors open at 6f-Concert to commence at 8
o'clock.
The Piano used on this occasion is the property
of P. II. Taylor jag at
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. %.
FLOUR frm--Southern brands $4,75-
Southern White WHEAT 20 cents.
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WOOD! wOOD!:-The subscriber has ia.
~ ken yard at the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Depot where he has now on hand, and
will be constantly rereiving, large quantity of
Oak and Pine WOOD, of the very best quality.
Persons leaving orders at Mr.. L. P. Ellis Grocery,
on Broad street Shockoe Hill or at the Depot win
be furnished Immediately.
ja20-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
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$50 THE UBSCKIBER, having ~
80 % hand splendid assortment of Cay
S1ASmeha, Japonica, and other greenhouse
.-PIants, is prepared to furnish Boquets and
c.. lowers on moderate terms.
Ts~ Orders received at the store of K. NJ. ZrM
nzzNA:s. Main street. JAMES GUEST,
hollywood Nursery, head OF Main street.
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TvHOMPsONIAN ROTANIC MEDI.
i CINE, of al kinds, for sale q
BENNETT = BEERS Drug house.
jail las Main street,