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considered by the
snless specified "n the Manuscript
tween the parties.
An Advertisement ARIEL com fr ned
ber Of Insertions will b- continued
e1Acted accordingly.
sN Rsau,a any
on III. "f the Annual Aiysisss
" that their privileges ony extended their
hss Estate Legal aud all other ASs
an additional charge, aud no variation
aE1 Il,
al the
" such discounts shall be agreed
w Aheuon"ess bo"ks-ll'rs anj yearly advertisers
sassging squares prysy. changr AL,
Cot On the yray average,
saouni agreed upon as the standing % unier the
al suh amount o. l." charged at IA"
Advertisements inserted In the Wing
~ lu lines
sqast~ for each continuance.
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MN tst ttit ~i0t--J4sl AZ r,c Iiiss "a.
"'' tr Va, l'7 cases lul.t EIbtsr shoes wh d .ts
l''i q. Dur t orders fhe -ft Eutrs- h- very .si
i4r, 90 Soc w'IiI'r. % consist.
hrus iuila E4th-r Root, long
huF isr-, far W.dinE ,ud P.hluv
~. - mus ",', shoes clogs, slipper, s.Isi,-
women lu!' tutter Boots, tsut.ss slt.t.r.
tiarr. aud Over Csltsts 80
Ladies hns inIia Rubber Sluprr- ssrt,f.
tvAutfuI aud drIistgr ElaE- " ~
STYLE " "asstmsr Rutr f'r L,ii-. been u,t r..
,.l '- A r AAirs saloon There has any tlu.
".e h' M "ui before aud a. the
rTf ' .h'r DEALER u Norfolk the Nirsni, an
worm ttrIua 'tu s' tf ut unless
TIE merchant 90 Norfolk. PoIi-i1uIth r,t.f.tur ami Rt
mona AH Nr - thHsct uutrg merchants
I'"' "a r supplied 81 auui,s uT-r price. tht IfI
~ "iih th. goods ir-n this Celebrated Factory They are
Al.H.r w lut u durability, h.uty style ANY oti,,
thtt are nov made iu ths rountrv. ~ '
TIE tHIH n.rsetinu anF order.
fIt suIr.Ittd " 'N'F1''
ite iaa',s, saon At No Sc Main street Norfolk v. s.u
~ ~ large Plate oIss. WildoF.
ID
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The iai'e. "i o." United states nr~ rrsr.tfv invite. t5
't7it ~" WsIhsUHt Ntafr Of sut..r.Il
se"gn. She has Icc.uuy 'nt~te 81 into s,ppy II tie ,sst
slN' 81" i"'iFn Millinery from Madame siteur, the r,is
'i.l mli'f az Pan aud Nj L,m.itn-, bond g I.u.r
"T"'T WIN her own asibowF,j superior tssts ,n,t ,
~ pr" rnt 90 her numerous pultr
Wv . son. TIE most rNt'sN" aud attractive di-p.y 0f PAN
" w '''' '''''
Mra " has I" a'thuu"g- ih' receipt of
fiisia from the trade thrautlou the Union r..ti,r
"i The traust 81 th' sprur Tur,hss. of t. sont a.
i"'h ~ w." -iNlr 1ud huish % al the goods uut sJ
ippy 6" say That the WHOLESALE department. st under "a,
''''. ,'in'F"",rht' Mrs Mfl StNONg
aNai-'u. ~ sgt ur,,.i..,y ~ a. -
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NNLENrINEs EnR -

'NNiF AMtRlCNN vALINTINF co " v Tao. FINN ~
= ~ 'g ~ p lr u.s pfrpsred execute ,I ofitr.
m' m 'NLf'IiNfs NM NAltNItSl srNTiUNERN f.r TO- ~
re,, ,,n p,a' ''g ''tu,si g. write inuriis ~
N,'t 'iFetiiR 'uutsiuiIg sli ptrt.uItrs
fhtHt asn enlHts urfrs Woo Ts.r,tfvs al
'IH. ol fN't''ts aui AErIsrD WoHr = Grsrnu
NIi'r,- Tuus FRFRF
"' VA ~ Nassau street Ntu N-ft
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NrWsplrrH ADyrprIsIyG

~ ihe shove pss fr.n e Ar,ssrt.,a ,.ss,, af 5
" ftrItN0nL ~ l.lN,-.,I sIas.I NJ. N.Ll
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4 tiNni.Ntt tUON AND- HiiONtN-W RAKFR a "a =
y. AMhhlCAN aui VANILLA rREhuuM CHOCOLATES Cn.
,pA shd hi"MA, 20 which tTst
'h'i n'iue ana f,irs oi tt lniou - all ,s
fi.n'pi u rf1 va g Lnied Stsss, snd by
hu7s'y hurrly, New NorL Utlut Iw.Is pt,i.Iuli,
Ohio. MAITpa u.I -, ''''''
apS- -i1yf n-r-i.'r-r -, -,
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HNPOHrANr Ut-IONEtN '-RrLIfF IN TTY utyurts,t
- -bhlAHs puLNoNC WAftKs tfr uut',ing eur. ui
t'oaHs Guns, AuHa, NHoscu, fHEutr. Itu.rssvra
bFucuir bas ,TuNa, tsUrsSt Cstarftty Br,.,o u,
THs LUSes Ihey have taste o n,icnr, anJ SOY eti All
take then Ihuusau htNe been restored health
fofe despsred, Tcstmouy huudrrL. single
dose retsvssiu lfl lsHf.v
49, for By,n'' rnmag's Waters The original aud rcuu
Inc s stamped "Hysn' Spurious ttuis
Twenty i've cents tos S.id ty dealers Fsgriauv.
y. uNtAh co, Rochester, NJ \ proptiFtors.
Wholesale hy y. d. Wood, HchnonI. W Robertson
tcrsburg Htyman tJnchburg, aud Fsties1u Wh.cnc
oce-dBmif-lr lrl
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FAIL TWP0RTATIOY,

-"''' W w. AputSGrOS 4 co, N.rfyt VI.
FALL TWPORTA IRON.
1854.
W. ~, r'.Eh Imror,cr d" 'rain street nov re-eiv.
s5ay %, | che r,.i .1 ., a - p ';.s, 'r1 ,a'
,g., s. .,,.y G,i. ,ltg md Fancy Gaais,
y be- ,us o. extend hs business Western and south
ura making ,ir pashsr u h'n as @ a. ,,T ,t. 5 , @
Ki7rsovr tusus i,S ,r,t-y
4 rrLis-itot oraas- ,uI Ab,a.ar Arrl-. fs .,is Dys
- s, f6oSr Ss5o p92ssFoR4s R1; i9a4s 9, c; ;''
4 'Lo'ns. scNnt- NND -nNwL~--By Adam. ~ c.. p,
@ra 3, r'' e. isi '"'''i,'.i y.i,., Ci,,s c,,'. ;'
Clsh. vsl,.' aud s,t r,ru,.. ,.'''' "
s s " ~ ''' 1tGlf9 ''.iTia iaasTa; % .i,;''
o'' 81 st.si. s.s,r-
IWtn,N- -InCicN INSTRUMENTS ". n,,. .aa.
-, .y i,,.y ,l ~. .'.r'wsti 90 hs ,t..t .,l., s.I
'ns s-s ,ai p,at.t c,... t .t E ,l, ' ,., VIr'
700 N''' ''ii ~ T.,a TV1a''... ....,
1SHoNIE AZ er,>n- W, t,ss il., .r.a.i .,a.,...
"'' .'f.,i 'n'..| rtLKiFy s go
go G,NT T. 'hg, ..9. ,.. ilas g .r.,n.'
...f 'rGrs,t.uia BE- s. V,Tr.
A ""-f ~''o'~ ~ moHs' SEQ. N,n- ,,gs6,
-. I.'i r.. ,i,.. 90. +" r..g pl ".rf@.al Of aHur
o.s tas.r,.,.s,u.ri.'.,"' .,' "'2Sf PC a. ''5.., gS
""t NJ ,"oN H"Nt- ". h,,. 5.,s...d dice, ,,.a,
- f. ...u
t.'r' 'r"n ts %" flrh.s, uh.. We .r,I ..r rsI,
y q NuuNI
r. Importers Hf HsrtuHfe vi Main strsat
nlo-fNit ttiNW = trasraut Nstrnzrnt 81, t,s ,b.
- t"eh ""i '"- rts elegant Tooth wash s.ts prsmii,
fluf'|. rrtF
sIns eun decidedly b.u,de.t harfsnar ts .5.a. .l
itlHf it i. hit. ri.su. ssu.U . tsusrue. 4uf a.
ItIL's Pfsp4I.I
.'i hy plt'ftt, tNpp 4 co ufuftss.
h'-' o. Main street
~ FNENtEs 10 .uot.n of Fstm.r rs5ge.friy "a
CO. o" ht &C Neagu u
ani unbguud ~ ustt These
aoue made tn tbs STATE tud
use They VII be sold los such Brogus bought
any where. A call 10 respectfully invited
ocii waTTE PaeE - Main street
% BBLs GENUINE PEACH BRASDY, 81 proof psri Urga.
- harrs. Forple. JAS WINSTON.
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n hMr3, rlIoSGESE GAS, uI'KSISu fiLip AMI CAu-
fhENf IT." -ubssTh.rs uf
in the above tTteis aud The
vest ass1m'nts -pt Lamps e. b,
They would All special attention t,fy I,nJ..
Enp which nnshca the m,s brilliant portable Iuosn
'nil' 50 conn'"d a" IT," m'n'e of fD,- Safety Mine Lamp
a u make ah ApluDn from accident m.isL-.
I" any lrth al light where the gls sanoot ,iu.
Materials "r light Of best qu,ly
market pHee CHAs. STAIR, JH., co
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HoTlCEETpTcss pttaTss Nuriol rrtrrulurr and Rich
mond, intended Tor shipment per steamers Ro,nol
will hereafter b~ received by ADAMSS co ~
che only authorized Tor FNp-rB privilege ,n
A plFAgASTg
ieT-du Hr,,Jv,,v yark
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RICHMOND DAILY WRIG.

TERMS Daily Paper ts scmi Weekly Weekly f9
alssys Ia s1s REMIT of
Publishers In alt where
letter In the Post once containing
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AAD rns Gn-HArn Asa AIi,s
f"r sal" ly Ls'ii't7 ay
Coiin,,ters Teachers suL others -nr,r,l TIu
cation, will b. supplied with copies rubisri
by BNNIFL uUCCIse A "a
.els-3ui- (AD No a. Jshn si,..t ~ N,,,l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-03

uatsi, pas. q ''"4' Ahi Mus
complete collection o. tie poes.I and dr.n,ti.t . -,
', Au'"'tntY printed suuF tu. usiy touns -.
i'e-rN ii'TlaLti ~ hNr
oy n',,f"i-hel AusIttan s5ttts aided tTt "a -
every rei,r o ihe tngii-h i,byusre Eho h.
' Aest o ts heart ,ni far rae Tsen.
's uehA a4d melody %
'n AHsi s'N'uium that have e,ha.t a.. .tr.
, 'ls that have not spaTtlri Eih tenasre.t
t4.'L y" - arms ~, tcu'hlus ttuti-
~ MthT' hihi~, We Boys ogehe, a. f-e.
'' nav n.l ti-'rnri s' sutir-
~ M, l5~ e'I- ih' have Tot pusstei more sow5a
it'N''ul uHrf TIE larn,r
u county gofr Of tn ptiI ~ ~
p,oU- ct Ltettyi. "'S'''' Nii ShAn-
Pr sale ~ J.NEs yVcnnun.--.
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limited vii be from Phi
ladephis ami Liverpool, and found ia provisions
From Philadelphia rs Prom ilverproI siU
Certncatcs of vii, be
siTous Of bringing their friends rztes
An experienced SaTycon viii DC nn ,t,tp.
Freight - shiiiIngs
snsll drafts drawn sight on EarAnd and Ireland.
Ior hetsht VI passage, apply SAMUEL SMITH.
. ~ Walnut 81. Ph,iadeiphi..
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HIo.y hI0H AHI.sDI,. bH0IIIhHs co iigr.L..l

bN%rht-. Noiich- vlRuIhIA AND I.NNiSstt HAu.
AI RoAD-PABistA 4 KING take pleasure ~ int, "a,
Ing merchants anu others Of this that
wil
for the rciusfrt
mai trains, their LyncbburE Virginia thence nv
stages TO all pouts Western Virginia
will commence operations the 18th Of
Due notice will be gwen II ihc vaTiou
The public viii please bear la mind, although
eiHSiro rJhf Express this
accommodation, and
L. MNIIIF Ngsn.
-
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JAMES wooDHoUss.


M 'ht Nst-A new and superior artse for the Az
t's ~ ~Ae rs d'sys carts h.
q lLI' Gfs'se - Tar superior lanT.estor 10 al
,'s ' sdm upon the sNics jur.hie. "A
in % he -t'her reHsains the IN san rer a.
So F' ~. 30 u csnIsters Of pcand
'"' b" 'es' 'l -. ." 'ni Leo pounds each ~
ADIF
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bAh ORCHARD ACD WArER, hou ths O.E OTcb,7I -
,i'h Nv ,rk very cdsirnt ani simple remedy t,+
" r'l H 1rt'ri Chronic Dys~uisiy, kght
'l tl "ih'r diseases ~ The UuGsry srgAns - 49, ~ -
uois ADit GRAY. Dsa. sists.
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EnON ,iL>U Am on> ,Mr>r,,,uo> wor,, m.

~ way, Publisher OF hGsic
IN Pianos, hclodions and Mic-APsnt celebrated T,In
ni ana other Pianos made by Haict ua-ton-
NS,e Pianos are considered superior all others Great
Ecs York ud
Muslc supplied Wholesale retail
~, %. broadway. Pianos Z @ let
y -, IL 10. Cos .E.su Pianos have tl. I,.
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,,hhitoE LNiNO-, Cur,ain GoOi, cloths. piuh,. sant
)-ihL-,a a' A. ". kELLEY A BRO
nos M sc John street. NJ Nltl

tthhil' LNiNG~ Curain Goods, Cioths Piushss BuDt.
- nF-. sc. A. o. kIIITY a Epo ''
nc1-trin-[ [ul John strr.f NJ. VI
HOW si~ES-sii0W Ct-ts.-siver Plated ,rrn,an III.
tAsts constNnty hand FRAsFRs II-.l,
Case Ware Rooms, - Chamhsts street. New Yo,E
oisrs pr mail 10 JOHN H. FRASER, city r,fsranre-
promptly attended 70. nas-i ~, ri
ubChLfS, rkiStRNt3 4cThe uudersiFnri offers To- ruT
en'sers supesioT stoct of tEles, rre,,,s a.
81 th besl lnliy to Keep IN all climates. Lowest prices
and accommodating terms. WAEnFIL A ~ ,st
--'.--''""--l-I ~ wet street Nc~ loTk.
"L t-i POINT stiIO0i--Auaussments have been maj.
w With Professors from Military Academy IA, in.tr
their Il from tie nf -,
tNe'S opportunity viii te oncEeJ faT obtaining
"ou. f.etnp, Atieudanec Is Ttqusstcd.
oSs-i3@-l1 EDwAED V RISsLFY. A NJ
IDi,>tIr- hirIf~ rus highly p5pui,r beverage com
Ell o. warm climates, u found hir
th,al IA cases of Liver Cnmpsnts General u,hity % a, An
Pu, "''N"".h7t es Si'lnra- Fever aGd Asue- R.tus,
ami "sss- "t intFestinr
bottles Que dozen case ~ WILLIAM 4 uigks
co, No ia Petu street S,w Yu Jy Durg-s y,n,,i
" throughout the United states 80 I'm,
non BkipNIE,D~- -GONI-Io,h a. ut,o,II, 4. .o
""hi".t"r"T- Si"- ilOOn' Ne - Leonard street
Plain aLd Ornamental ufnSTEAUa IIo,,t
Prisons, Family, s-ryaht's CLir,- sste,s au,- a.
a"d A" E.nsi al Hsorasnt " Iron Furniture spTur Bed.
Hsr tli other MsttT1s-rs
- These Hsistsids
hn, ueatn'ss economy. Th.y aIWa, i,,r u rm
ana aT' exceedingly durable,
coMsToCR, Bromley co,
49, Ne s' i-ou,'I street, New NuTk.
ruitr- seat wherever rsgur.tsd nil lt,, fsi
UbiNtMN TRANSIT II'kfrs.-N " UIyKITy I,t. t,,.
watdrr toi Aism~S co. California Fsur..4 a nos rr.
ptrtG g. furnish Transit I,Lr-
arnger r'etets lor sale IA New yo,t Apply To
nj, o JollN ". C,RRINOrON,
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As'U's 'T tht FlsnufsctGTlrs.
~ ~. FiEf AHp wArE9 PaooF SLATE P,SF IL.
every v.ttty, tor sale ty Ann GRAY IN h.he' srIshe' OF
uulg - ""A ntusstst-,
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i'i til'"dS street. tnrsr Grr~nwIchD New Work
we rai attention O. assortment CONT Gallery Pane
Nusi'tl lnsfIumsui#, s. s..
Possessing un'u,ei advantages our connections vii
mandi'ruT's,s hl' p-lurr 10 soliciting au ,x,uin,ti.n
uuf STOCK Nv ttFr tui .l.ss tu,.rs. NIL
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GHt' tiItH II. iInpIrni-nt- aud -,-L--RALPI a a.
- u IS Patton street. New York, WholetaIe Ani RstsI
ogs--du-lgl
HUoiRE ~ GALLAGHER. Riisc Road aIi Coat. str-t
I'VE fhl'ielphs Icon Iounder- Mannf., Of
And 's non bailngs NLd all Kinds 0f ornamental and
tetn ''u WORKS hon R'ings @ rutc private treuat
NetsbiaLa, seuers, Chatr-, Table,
attention II Burial
hocc GsiagheTg B Il Jrf1tnuf Ifys %,
ces sent iU pcra'us wishing O make a selection.
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nL.hr RIBBONS -nsct snd Coored Velvet RibtaD. ~ -,
ev,t r n h't and colorei Galoon Trinnins jasr re-
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TIE WHIG NOMINATION.

. In the person of Clayton G. Coleman, the
Wings ofthis Congressional district have can
fidate who is Justly entitled to their unanimous
! nd active support. There may be more powerful
popular debaters in our ranks than Mr.. Cole
Inan. but shat gentlsman is nevertheless good
tpeaker aud his talents all will admit, are fully
equal to the station for which he has been NOM
mated. For honor integrity and moral worth,
be has no superior in this community or else
where. Moreover our nominee hes ever been
rue. infexible and enthusiastic Wing. His
whole life attests his ardent and unwav eriug de-
POTION to the Wing cause. At all times and un-
Der all circumstances, he has chung with answer
ling fidelity to his political faith, and lent hi.
Jealous aud efficient support to the measures and
men of the Wing party. Such isthe man whom
he Wings have presented as their candidate. Mr..
Coleman ought TO get every Wing vote in the
district, and we trust that our friends both in this
city and in the country, will go to work at once
with the determination to bring out the whole
party strength in the coming contest. We hope
hat they will adopt the sensible suggestion of
Mir. Hill, and instead of wasting their time in
attempting to convert Democrats, that they
will devote themselves exclusively to the
kask Of arousing and bringing to the polls lazy aud
Indifferent Wing voters. The Wings owe it
not only to themselves, but to the gentleman,
who. at their solicitation, has taken the field as
the champion of their cause, to make a united
and determined rally in this canvass. To desert
your leader in the hour of trial is just dishon-
|orable in politics as in wa-. The Wing party
| of this district have declared war against the
'Gerrymanderers, and called on Mr.. Coleman to
lead them. They cannot, therefore, without in
curing deep and lasting reproach permit him to
f be sacrificed in this contest, which they them.
selves have provoked, if any honorable effort or
|their part can prevent it. Let us then stand by
the man whom we have put at the head of oul
column, and give him the Wing vote, and the
whole Wing vote of the district. If this be done
the triumph of our opponents if they achiave one
at all, will be Pyrrhus victory. They will have
no cause for exultation and self congrarulation.
1t should. we Think afford peculiar gratifca-
ton at this time to the Wings of Virginia, ane
particularly to the Wings Of this city, to recore
their votes in opposition to the men and measures
Of the Democratic party, irrespective even O
the chances of success. sene of self re-
spect should prompt every true Wing to resen
the injustice and indignity that have recently
been heaped upon bis party by the locofoco dy
nasty of this Commonwealth, and he ought tt
feel that he was discharging sacred duty in re-
pudiating by his vote the au:hors, aders abe ttor
and beneiciaries of the outrage.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

WHAT THE FILIBUsTER Press THINKS OF
THE MINISTER TO SpAIN.-La Verdad, the or
gan ofthe Cuban flibusters, published in Spanh-
ish, in New York, thus speaks of the Hon.
Pierre Soules appointment as Minister to Mad
rid
The skilful and eloquent crater, Hon. Pierre
Soule, United States Senator from Louisiana, has
been named by President Pierce Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Court of Madrid.
This nomination has caused great public SEN
sation ia the United States. Much comment has
been made upon it by the press of all parties, as
we'll en- account of the Senator's antecedents as
for those of this government with that of Her
Most Catholic Majesty. We will abstain from
risking any opinion or conjectures upon the mo-
tivss or the object of this nomination. We will
eave time to draw aside the veil from thes q
mysteries.
That which we may assure our readers, is tina
we consider the nomination of Soule as an event
which the Cubans ought to welcome. The envoy
enjoys not only the most unbouuded confidence Of
the President, but of the American people and
certainly he is not shadow. or ghost, as the
C'onied sees him through Spanish prism, but
the real and true representative of the great
American confederation, and the expression OF
the great thought Of the Democracy of Aneri-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
WING MEETING IN AMHERST.

The Wings of Amherst held meeting at the
Court House on Monday. Among other things
they adopted, (says the Lynchburg Virginian)
a resolution, cordially responding ''to the uomi-
nation of Alexander Rives, Esq. by the Wings
of Albemarle, as suitable candidate to repre-
sent the district in the Congress of tho u States
and pledging themselves "to use all fair and
honorable means to secure his election" A
committee was appointed to inform Mr.. Rives
Of the action of the meet 'g, and the other
counties of the district were Evoked to ratify his
nomination with as little delay as possible" A
resolution heartily approving the nomination Of
R. X. Irving. Esq. as a candidate for the State
Senate-''as the bestthat could have been made, :"
and pledging him the undivided support of the
Wing party in Amherst, was also adopted and
vigilance committees for the magsteriaI districts
were appointed. TWAS deemed inexpedient to
nominate a candidate for the county.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
AFRICAN CHURCH,.
MADAME EMMA G.. BOsTWICK.

OF NEW YORK,
RESPECTFULLY informs the cit zens of Richmond
III and her friends that she will give her Second
and Last Grand Concert, with entire change Of
MONDAY EVENING. April 25th, 1862
Assisted by the following eminent artists:
The distinguished Vionist,
Mr. HENRI Apply,
Solo Violinis to the King of Holland.
The celebrated Solo Flutst,
MIR. JULIUS sIEDE,
First Flute Professor of the Royal Conservative Lepsic
Miss ANNIE OLIVER,
La petite File du Regiment, only nine years of age the
wonderful performer on the Concertina daughter of the
Band Master of Her Maestys r giment at Montreal
HERR THELOW.
Solo Pianist to His Royal Highness, the Duke of coburg
Gotha.
PR o G r A M Me
1 solo-pano Forte "La Gazelle" Kmosr
HERR THILOW.
Cavantina-"Enani Involami,' Verdi
MADAME BOSTWICK.
Solo ioin-"Fantasa sur la Norma" Artot
MR.. HENRI Apply
4'Song-"W arbng of Two Nghtingales, introducing
the admired Ballard 1.-THE Last Rose of SUMMER
MAD BosTWICK & MR.. JULIUS sIEDE.
Solo-Concertna-"In troducons and Variations on
a fayorite Tyrolean Air" G. Case.
MISS ANNIE OLIVER.
g. Soo-Piano Forte-s'Le Tremolo' Chas Never
HERR THILOW.
Due Concertante-For Voice and Violin-"Sommo
cieo" from Pacni's Opera, LA schiava in Bagdad,"
MADAME BosTwIcK and MR. Apply
$. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Donizetti's Operas
Mr.. JULIUS SIEDE Sede
9, Song-"Rockd in the Cradle ofthe Deep
MADAME BOSTWICK. j P Knight
10. soo-viou-."yar ations sur Ia Linda di chamoni'
Mr.. HENRY Apply.
H. Ballad-"Home Sweet Home"
MADAME BOSTWICK
Tickets 81 each--to be had the principal Music
and Book stores and Hotels aud at the door the
ing of the concert.
t1Choice rats may be had, without charge Mt
Messrs Nash and Warehouses; Bookstore, where a din
gram may be
Doors open at 7-coneert to commence at
o'clock.
sg The Piano used for the occasion has been kindly
loaned by Messrs Nash & Woo1house.
ap 23-2t L. THIES, Manager.
DUssnA SHEET IRON, for sale by
IL ap 25 ot5- p i- I Z. IL SKINKEh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
LArERFRom mRxtsjs.

The New Orleans Picayune has received by the ar.
ra Cruz to the sth The American brings $4,000 in
specie There was great rejoicing in the city Of Mexico
on the hearing Of the landing OF Santa Anna Mexi-
can soil. Guns were fred bells rung, and other demon.
STATIONS of joy made Santa Anna, the banquet
given at Vera Cruz. in honor of his arrival gave the
following toast:
but one neutrality-suspicious. Death"
The new Spanish Minister arrived with Santa Anna
and proceededwith him to the city of Mexico Mr. Fal-
comet has been arrested fer bribery in connection with
the English debt The English creditors demand
the payment of fifty thousand dollars which Faconnet
represented that he had paid in brides.
Letters from Mazatan report that Count Rousset had
projected another invasion of Sonora, and that he had
raised thousand assist him. Senior Francois
had been ordered by the of Mexico to take
command of the troops and defend the city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25

THE VACANCY IN THE VICE PREsIDENcY.-
The Union OF Saturday quotes the first section of
the third article of the Constitution, relating to
the death, resignation or inability of the Presi>
dent and Vice President of the United States,
together with the provisions of the act OF Con-
gress passed March 1892, relative to the election
of President and Vice President of the United
States and declaring the officer who shall act
President in case of vacancies 10 the offices both
of President and Vice President and arrives at
the conclusion that provision is made for the
choice of Vice President exceptby the people;
and that provision is made to choose Vice
President even in this mode. except in the case
OF vacancy occurring in both the offices of Vice
President and Pre- sident.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-25
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.

The steamer Crescent City, from Aspinwall,
arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning. She
left Aspinwall on the l2th inst. and passed on
the following day, $50 miles from that port the
steamer Falcon from New Orleans, bound in;
and on the 14th in latitude IA, longitude ST.,
she also passed the steamship Pampero, from
New Or leans for San Juan.
A party of ladies and gentlemen from South
America. had been robbed on the Isthmus of a
large amount of gold. The robbers finally
arrested and would undergo trial before the
Governor.
This steamer brings nothing later from Cali.
forDia-