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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08


FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA
OLE BULL
pEGS leave to inform his friends and the public in ge.
I'D neral that before retiring from his atstical career
where he met on his former tour such cordial
ception.
Tho first and only Grand Concert of
OLE BULL
In Richmond will take place on
Tuesday Evening, January IL,
At the
AFRICAN CHURCH,
For which occasion he has engaged
SIGNORINA ADELlNA PATTI
he Musical Phenomenon only eight years old. This
extraordinary child sings the songs OF Maibran Pasta
Jenny Lind Madame Sontag, Catharine Hayes Alboni
and Madame Bishop, exactly composed for them,
with Incredible ease and perfection
MAURICE STRAKOsCH,
Mutca Director and Conductor
PROGRAMHE.
1. Overture from Rossinis Grand Opera Guilaume Tell
performed by M. S rakosch.
H. Madame Sontag's celebrated Cavitina from Linda di
norma Adelina Patti.
III. 1.-THE Mothers Prayer" "Fantasia Relgiosso,
composed and executed by Ole Bull.
w. "Ah non guage, the celebrated Rondo Finale from
La Somnambula, sung by Signorina Adelina Pat
V. paganni,s famous witch Dance, performed by Ole
~ This extraordinary and eccentric composition has
been only recently revived by Ole Bull up to which time
the execution of the Treble and Harmoniques being
bel ieved possible.
II.
I. 1.-THE Banjo Capriccio CharacterisQue com
posed and performed by Maurice Strakosch
H. "Comin thro the Rye. the favorite Scotch ballad
sung by Signorina Adena Patti
Ill Grand National Fantasia for the Violin Alone per-
formed by De Bull, as dedicated to the >enate
and Congress of the United States at their re-
quest and performed on the occasion of his first
Concert at Washington.
". Jenny Linds "Echoe Song sung by Signorina AIDE
lima Patti.
v "The Carnival of Venice" by Ole Bull
The Piano used by NJ Strakosch will be from the ce,e
brated mandatory of Durham, and kindly loaned by
Messrs, Nash & Woodhouse.
INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The price ofTickets ofAdmssion has been fixed at
One Dollar TO be obtained at Messrs. Nash & Wood.
houses store.
10 Seats may be secured without extra charge, be-
ginning on Monday Jan. 10, at o'clock, A. NJ.
On tho evening ofths Concert, no choice of seats
can be obtained
20 18th every admission ticket ~ill be given cec.
cate bearing the number corresponding every
The certificate has remain the hands of the original
holders and establishes the ownership to the seat
The admission ticket to be left at the door.
The public arerespectfuy requested to occupy their
seats 10 minutes before the Concert commences,
On the evening of the Concert there will be attsn
dance a number of Ushers, wearing white Rosettes
whose duty it will be show visitors to their rsapectys
seats
Doors open at hafpast six; Concert to commence at
halfpast O'Clock ia Std
II IVERPOOL FINE sALT.-ioe0 sacks in
IL prime order for sale by
jas DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
THILDREN,s CHAIRS, Camp Stools, rattan,
~ wood and willow Chairs and Hobby Horses for sale
by r. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
Sol Afoo a 1oel,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GEORGE j. SUMMER.

uCTEON SALE or FlNE HORSES,
IN HACKS, BUG4lES, HARNESS AND LEASE
OLA LIVERY STABLE FOR -FOUR YEARS.-On
MONDAY morning 10th January neat, commencing at
10 o'clock, for the purpose of closing present co
Partnership shall sell auction, without reserve
the whole OF the stock and equipments connected with
our livery stable Wall street consisting OF valuable
young Horses, all warranted sound. and well broken
to harness. Hacks with harness, nearly Buggies
and harness. together with several oher orses Bugges
&c.
Previous to the sale ofthe Stock will be sold the
pred Lease of the Livery Stable which has four wears
20 run from the LIST January, 1858.
TEHMs-For all sums under $50 cash aver that amount
4 months credirfor approved negotiable notes
J. w. COSBY X co
Sale to be conducted by GEO. j. SUMNER.
N. BAH persons indebted to the concern Of j. w
Cosby * Co. requested to forward and dis
charge their obligations, is important the business
ofthe firm should be closed forthwith
de 80 ]. W COSBY & co
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CIVIC AND MILITARY BALI.


'uNHE Montgomery Guard, c ipt. Patrick T. Moore
Il beg leave inform their friends and the public that
they intend 10 give their first Civic and Military Ba /
on Monday evening, January 10TH 1853 at La Fayet
Hail. in tbration of the anniversary of the Company
on which occasion they hope the liberia sup
port OF their friends and elbow citizens.
Their arrangements are such that they hone to b.
with their company
An engagement has been entered into with an experj-
enced caterer TO furnish supper and other rere
and from his known skill ia ssch matters we have -
sure guarantee that nothing wi be wanting IN his de-
parlmen'. Good music and plenty Oft has been en-
gagged tor the night.
The following gentlemen have bean appointed Man
ayers
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. M Ssaqsrs
Gen VIM mbert Sergt James Cojl,ns
Col Walter Gwynn WmF Richie
Lieut. Col G @ TompkinsWm Watson
Ma)or August Hugh Peasants
Adjuant w Harrison James LYONS
Capt NJ Sheppard Jr Joha Tlompson
{" RIM Nimno Alexap-~r Moseley
" Augustus Bodeker Dr. ~ Scott
.Ino ii K richardson lark Downey
" James Cashie VIM Tompkins
=" Patrick T More DR. Haskins
Lieut. Arson K isnards James Ferguson
w. Cawtord r w Hughes
Il q HaskIns DR. James Conway
TC Burns Joseph M Myers
Jno w ilhamson Edward McAdam
l. w Ciazebr ok DIR p Gooch
John ,oley Corporal John Ahen
Philip Dornln WIN Enelsh
Tickets to admit gentleman 50 50 cents No or. rms
for Ladies.
Collins and Corporal Ahern, of whom tickets NAV be
procured. ial-dtd
JAMES A. SMELL, agent for M,ll,op Smell, has
raLa Tho NJ,
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VIM F. Richie, Esq, gave the members of
the legislature a handsome banquet in Shuttes
Hall, Thursday evening, Besides large num-
Der of the members of both Houses, we observed
many invited guests present. 1t is scarcely nee es-
sary to say Mr.. Richie dispensed the most IN
bounded hospitality with unequalled grace and
cordiaity. The supper was excellent, the wines
rich and sparkling, and wit, sentiment and hap
Ply repartee governed the hours till past midnight.
Taken altogether it was one of the most pleasant
entertainments of the kind il has been our good
fortune to attend
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THIS DAY.
By RICHARD CAUTnORN.
THOROUGH BRED STUD "a

THOROUGH BRED Stud COLT
IN AT AUCTION On SATURDAY sth instant ut
10 O'clock at the lot in Of Mr.. Gee J. Summers win
sell Auction, thorough bred stud Colt Of beautiful
bay colour only years old His grandsires were ii.
mocon. Old New York, Eclipse; great grandsire, Sir Al
fred.
~ Terms a. sale.
ia &c r.. CATTHORN
Ek0RsEs, MULES, sTWCrA AND SjAfS-
~ RlAGES AT AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY
morrng 9Th instant, commencing 10 ocloc III the ct
IN rear OF my auction sales room, No Fifteenth street,
vii! be sold at auction
Several first rate Cows, with calf, and giving milk
DO good work. saddle and harness Horses, SC
Do Carriages, Wagons, g arts &c
JAZZ GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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focal IntelIigencem.City Affairs, &c

MosEs PIKE, dealer in new and secondhand
clothes, Main street, near the Old Market, has, 1t
seems, again encountered some difficulties in the
prosecution Of his la,cful calling. He was haul.
ed up yesterday before, the Mayor upon the
charge of buying watch from negro fellow,
few days SINCE, knowing the same to have been
stolen. The facts are briefly these, as developed
at the Mayors Court: slave employed in the
American Hotel, named Henry White, drank too
freely one day during the Christmas holidays
in other words, he got drunk. When he re-
covered his senses, he discovered that he had
been robbed some person having stolen his watch
depressed with grief and full of woe, =" he
sought out officer johnson, and implored him to
make an effort to recover the time-piece For
tunatey the negro recollected tho No. of the
watch, and upon otherwise fully describing it
the officer promised to do the best he could for
him. A few days since Mr.. Johnson learned
that notorious scamp--a free fellow named Jacob
Cross-had offered a watch for sale to Messrs.
Kearsey & Pearce. jewellers. He called upon
Messrs. X. & P. aud learned that the negro had
offered them watch fully answering the descrip-
ton obtained from Henry White he learned
also, that the negro had taken it to Moses Pike,
who keeps store a few doors below Kearsey &
Pearce. and had traded it off. He then called
at Pixies store-saw Mrs. Pike--asked her fher
husband had purchased a watch within the past
day or so from negro man, and was assured
that he had not. She stated, however, that on
Tuesday or Wednesday last white man called
at the store and traded for a watch Mr.. Pike
had paid, she said $35 in money and clothing for
it. While the officer was in the store, Mr..
Moses Pike came in. and proce eded tc- answer fer
himself. He admitted that he had pur chased
the watch, but failed to corroborate his wife's
statement as to the colour Of the man from whom
he obtained it. He admitted frankly that he
purchased it from Jacob Cross and upon pro-
ducing it, the officer found it answered the de-
scrption given of the watch lost by Henry
White. Mr.. Johnson then told Pike to consid-
or himself under arrest. Yesterday he appear
ed before the Mayor, when the facts above
stated were made public. The case was con-
tinued, however, until to-day. to enable Pike to
obtain witnesses, his Honour holding the accused
TO bail in the sum of $500.
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
THE LATE TERRIBLE RAtLRsAD AccrpE,

--7-7-- - BosroE, Jan T.
Gen Pierce and wife remain with their friend. at An
DOVER the OF the late fatal railroad accdent
Mrs. Perces injuries Slight but she is prostrated
with grief at the loss of her sromSng and Interesting
son.
Tho accident is said to have been asoned by an Oh
structon the track, the town OF Andover The
train was precpitated down an embankuient twenty
feet high, turning and falling upon pile OF
rocks at the bottom. The smashed to atoms
and it seems little short Of miracle how any of the pas
sengers escaped with whole limbs Gen. Pferce's son
appears to have been the only passenger killed outright
though many others sustained serious if fatal in
ries.
Adespatch in the Washington Union, says the acct
occasioned by the breaking of the axetres
ofthe
BALTIMORE MARKETS, JAM.
FLouR-Sales to day of $500 bbls at S. 2s per bar.
rail-
GRAIN-No alteration to note in prices.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan =
FLouR-The market is firm yesterdays prices but
the sales do not exceed 1000 bbls
WHEAT-Demand steady at former quotations, Sales
for the day 1000 bushels.
CoRN-Prices declining. We note sales of 20.-
900 bushels to day rs per bushel.
ha Int flf 4. 6Ir,sa<,
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BY KANT, PAINE & KENT.


g. ALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
~ DRY GOODS AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY,
the sthinstan commencing at 81 o'clock will sell
at the store OF Hugh Regh deceased all of his valuable
stock OF Dry Goods comprising aarge and choice
ment of seasonable and desirable Goods.
TERMs-All sums under $780, cash; that amount,
months for approved paper.
BY order OF JAMES A. SMELL
Executor Of Hugh ldlsgh, deceased
ia KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts.
fENRESFEEs SALE esE FARM IN HEM
IL RICO, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD ABOUT MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
by virtue of Deed ui Tust rx,.ectei the subscri-
Der by James T. Sutton, Jr, bearing date
and duly recorded in Henrco County Court shall in
execution of said trust deed, proceed sell public
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th of
January, 1853, commencing at IL o'clock if fair if not,
the next fair day at the hour the of land in
Henrico adjoining Francis Staples, &e containing
land being the same conveyed 10 said Sutton by
James b. Taylor and wife, and situated very near the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The terms will be made know ON the day of sale.
w. GODDIN,
ia 8 Auct
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lust received at SMITHS Periodical Depot, oppo-
- site the American Hotel the third number OF Mini
fie's American Drawing Book, for selfinstrusion
ia6
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NOTICE TO PAVIERS.

OFFICE SUPT. STREETS, Jan. 6, 1853
DROPOsALS will be received at this office until
Monday the 10th instant at l2 O'clock, NJ, for re-
pairs to broken Pavements and reayng such may be
taken up on the streets lanes and alleys of the city,
gas and water pipes for year, from the st day
March, 1853.
The contractor wi be required to into covenant
with security to execute the work promptly and faith
fully as thu same may be required from time time.
State the price per square yardthe
fully removing all earth and rubbish from the street.
and no bid higherthan that will be considered
The contract must be signed within days after the
date OF the award it will be considered abandoned
ia I'D NJ B AYES. Supt Streats
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
v&SHE President and Directors of the Bank of Virginia
have declared dividend of four and quarter per
cent out of the profits of the Bank for the last months
subject to the deduction ola quarter per bonus
the State which leaves per cent So go per share
payable to the Stockholders on the 5th inst.
ja6 -l2t SAML MARX Cashier.
HQRHTANNIA sPOONs.-250 gross Brita mia
ED Table and Tea Spoons great variety of patterns
just received and for sale at manufacturers prices by
ELIAS HALE,
ju No LOG Main st.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
YHNHE subst riber has taken the Powhatan House in
Il the city of Richmond and is prepared to entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the
yelling public generally
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome
y furnished this well known popular hotel pleasant,
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabieds to give satisfaction those who may ia
your him with their patronage
no TT r.. T. DARRACOTT.
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Pr UNION STEAMSHIP COMPA

&8TxH UNION STEAMSHIP COMPA-
,-sssssssss NY'S LINE-The steamship PENNSYL.-
ANA captain Baymore, will be ready to receive
freight on Thursday morning the 9th inst and sail on
Tuesday, the 9TH inst. at 10 O'Clock M.
Passage toPhiladephia in LIST cabin and found So 90
10 40 90 End do do 60
jas ROBERT RANKIN.
ass3A FOR ROsT ON-First YesseL-The su
saast6 perlor fast sailing regular packet schooner
COURIER, Capt VIM H. Crowell, having portion of
iet cargo engaged and going on board will sail with all
possible dispatch For balance of freight of 500 pack
ages tobacco, passage, having superior accomnoda
tons, apply to
ia DAVID cURRIE.
DIT FOR NEW YORK-First Vesset-Vir
- simia line of Richmond and New work
Pmc.Sets-fhe superior fine fast sailing packet schr
OklANNA, Captain D. Dodge, having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board viii sail
with apossibe dispatch For balance of freight of 800
2aekagestobaeco or passage having superior accommo.
dations, apply to
no 90 DAVID CURRIE.
$50 FOR FREIGHT OR OHARTER.-The
sSsSSsuperlor fast sailing schr w. w. WYER, Capital
7oddard is now ready to receive freight above South
patch. For rates apply to
de l6 RoBT. RANKIN.
GA HOUSE FOR RENT.-A new wooden
.AIH house, containing three situated Baker
street, near PTentlss Row, and the house now
occupedby Mr.. ohm Rey. Rsnt 800 Apply tous
JAZZ TOLER &c COOK, General Agents
FOR RENT,
- A Farm of twelve acres, about one mile from the
sA4lR CITY, Apply to WIN. GOULDlN
de 20 div Governor street.
Hasv AEIsvANTS sEsOEs.-I have on hand a
EES large supply OF city made Brogues, heavy peggsd
Brogans, and water Boots.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de . 81 Main st.
ESSD WATER PROOF BOOTS-On hanG
FAX hne assortment of gentemens fine calf Sc wed
and pegged water proof Boots; kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
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KSSD WATER PROOF BOOTs-On hanG
F&V a fine assortment of gentlemen fine calf sewed
ca and pegged water proof Boots kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08

l AMEs A. SMELL, agent for M,llson Smell, has
- taken the stand No. 29, West Main street lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. and has lust receives
a part and by Wednesday will have an entire new.
stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods most respect
fully soicts the patronage of the friends of the late
Rileigh. oo Il-tff~
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TOMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ BUSINESS-The subscriber having taken one
the houses OF Messrs L. D. Crcnshaw Il Co. immediate
~ on the basin, for the pose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, most res
pectfuy offers his services to his friends and the public
generally He will his best efforts to give satisfac
ton to those who may patronize him.
ND F.V. SUTTON, jr.
no 22-dtf
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PETER T1NaEEX
Manufacturer and Dealer ia Hoscs ana
Shoes.

Manufacturer and DenIer in Moees ana
Shoes,
No 238 Broad street, Shockoe Hill
v6fap Takes occasion to inform the public that 49,
~ he has now In store, and is prepared to- 1SNy
' o. make to order al descriptions of COTS, nv
SHOES, CATERS, &c e'SS-'
Being eslrous OF sutng all tastes the subscriber ha
spared neither pains expense in procuring the
Northern and Eastern manufacturers the best
tasty styles of goods Ladies and Misses NAV therefore
rely upon procuring at all times the best article made as
well as the latest style demanded by the mandates of
fashion Whilst he feels warranted in saying this how
ever he desires to be distinctly understood that he
ways keeps on hand full supply of less costly goods
which he is prepared to sell as cheaply he who sells
cheapest.
Gentlemen wlkewise find well assorted stock of
Boots Caters and Shoes from which to choose either
for themselves, their children servants.
Aud both ladies and eentIemen who may desire n
homemade article, informed that the subscriber is
prepared to manufacture any article in the Boot and
Shoe line, in the most faithful manner-haviny in con.
nexon with his store shop well supplied with the ness
raw material and employing but the best workmen
All, therefore in want ofseasonabe goods during the
Christmas no days. well henceforward, may con
suit their own interests, by calling
PETER TINSLEY,
de 2S-lm No 23S Rrood
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PIANO FORTEs OF REEIA-

r-J=Sz.. PLANO FOKTEs OF REEIA.
4 IL n n BILE CHARACTE&
A. STODABT Il Co, New York
j. CHICKERINCI, Boston. and
j. b. DUNHAM, New York
Are makers well known in the musical in the fash.
onabe world in the musical account OF their superior
tone, power and durability the fashionable their
elegant style, choice workmanship, and real excellence
in all respects.
The subscribers the only agents the sale ofhese
Instruments in the city ofItichmond.
They have recently received large supplies from the
above celebrated makers richly carved in style
which prevailed i'll the time of Louis NV other of the
present day. and several plainly finished, but OF good
Tone at low prices. NASH WOODHOU.5E,
no . Booksellers, Eagle Square.
~ HANGHAE FOWLs.-Just arrived by the
~ schooner Courier, from Boston, large and choice
assortment oi the very best varieties of Shanghai. fowls
consisting OF the Marsh, Forbes and peaby stocks.
A lso few pairs of Gray Chittegong and a, TX Span
ISL Tor sale al the Columbian Hotel Oh Cary suxet Rl
3ts--tf
ENLUTINAs.-Th attention of purchasers is called
IL to the superior toned musical Instruments auch as
Aceordeons. Flutes, Vions and Banjos, for sale by
X. M. ZIMMERMAN
(iOTne Mai nd IDthst
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ri OTICE.-Tbe concern of KENT, PAINE &
KENT having expired by limtation the subscribers
have formed new copartnership, admitting Mr.. ROBT
A. PAINE as partner, and will continue the business
under the same style. HORACE L. KENT
WIN. G. PAINE,
JAS. S. KENT.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCES ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN STH
AND 9TH STREETS, FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Is to sell either or al of those newly erected
brick tene the South side or FRANKLIN between
9Th and sth streets These tenements are modern built
and have all the usual convenlences for ge teel family
They are now occupied by good tenants Asoh at
nual rent of $780, Apply to
ia 7-3t w. GODDTN Auct
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MATCHES AND JEWELLERY. Of every de-.
crlptlon; also, Watches and Jewery repaired lyv
an experienced workman. ELIAS HITE W
!"' No 10e Main st.
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FOR HIRE,
A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, who sanioe recomn snded
m arst ratssevant for hoti or store he IS young
active and perfectly faithful and CT trustworthy Apply at
the comDtng room of the Time, office. ia 4-tf