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| ~ ty20 DAVENPORT, ALLYN 90
'>ANNERs oiL-ioo bbls, In prime order, sale by
- IyzO DAVENPORT ALLEN A co

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Il Iy2O pAyESpoRr aiIySyI m
nHfdGE OF TiiE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
~ hhLRoAD C0NPANS-ro THE STOCKHOLDERS or
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that such desire 10
chase at their value the residue or
Resolutions OF the last complying
with the following and conditions signify 10 th
treasurer Of the Company, before
neI the nuIncr Bonds purchase Which
number they will be entitled
bonds applied
number unsod but 1.-THE applied should
amount
among the Stockholders applying
the stock which each the
or So represented by assignment ~ AL the amply
on snqlng At the once Of the Company amer The
d August next OF the number Of bonds 40 n
ued topnrchase OF the purchase with
interest thereon frsm the list which th
Coupany Bonds bear interest
LIST day OF September Bank at
the credit OF the Company and for
on from the date notes for with
ehdorser negotiable and payable 10 Rich
ond e hrst days Of October November
aay enaIn o. be gwen Upon producing
the Company certificate drpose the
e notes T the deferred Payments the purchaser
eor emitting him. when all the .aid
been pa 20 the Of the Coupon Bonds which will
been paid - ~ "-''
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PRicEs ~ WooL.-The whole Piedmont region Of Viz.
gnia u evidently waking up the subject 81 wool grow
ng, aud 10 view u this idea Inquiries often made A.
iotho relative value of different Of sheep We
would be glad, by The way, 90 publish article on ths
cnce on the subest. Who will write ~ We are sure
that would be raj vim interest this present junctr-e
10 NE tine give the prices Of various gra lea of
WOOL a. lately cold IN the Pitisbug market II will be
seen that very slight Distinction IN the purity Of blood
creates differ sncc IN price
Common wool Is quoted az IS cents per pound: rs
blood NJ 90 Ia blood 49, 80 hOOd AZ So IL blood al
% SIS blood At ~, blood II So 10 fun blood At IS
q IS, and extra AZ IS GO.--PiefLgaoaf Wig.
NEw WHEAT--sales have been made IN our city, With.
IN few day. fJr she ~ 10, red ~ ~ i-s Thsse pr
ees have been paid BY city mills bot littIo vhoa
hm m.ds w. spPoarancc, as yet N our nafkst.-Souk
SIDE DrpiOeraf,
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~ The Delaware Republican states tbs, a fr.er ps,,
poVer raised this season eighty bushel, q tho velye,
mead ~hca' from two acres and from twenty acre. he
ga'aefef ''H hundred bushels Of the sumo kind Of
Rrao, ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

" The Legislature Of Wisconsin has passed a bill
aooshing capital pnnshment which only require. the
Governor's signature 10 become law
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

Tue YoUSG GuARD had pleasant excursion down
James River last Monday evening, board the
Curtis Peek Fine weather, good music aud large
tendance Of the fair combined eulven the scene
and every thing went of IN the agreeable manner
HUriNGs COURr YEsrERDAY-Present samuel T. Pull.
am (lsecorder) Joseph O. wng6ed Alfred Inocs, Tho.
Tyrer, and James Bray
The case Of Thaddeus Williams add William II. Jones'
charged with having stolen, 9Th Of June last, TWEEN
lyroe dollars with threc promsory for dollar
each, tho property Of William s. Kirby, continued
till next term. The prisoners remanded 70 Jail
Peter Parish, charged with striking with rock slave
cui.driver, was 6ned $50 aud costs.
John Denrcr, charged with permitting than Eve
Saves to remain his lot lms was fined 90 and
costs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

UAMtss SHOWN Jr ssocs nrussr once No lee Main IT.,
- opposite The Bank ofypla over Ronaviia sor. Entr
IN 6bTs. OLD soufHZHFToN APPLE RRANnY ier .sis.
eJO ls22 JAS, WINSTON.
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Our Wool Cards complete order and under o,i Al.
Any york sent will be thankfully promptly
TO- we shall To prevent small expect the mo-
ney or Cardns or else ~e shall Invariably take toll
Best Family Flour always on hand. - X. H. BRAzEAI
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tB We are indebted to Mr. Rodman Of the Treasury
Department. Mr. Mason Of the Patent Office and Mr. De-
Bow Of the Census Office for valuable pubic documents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-20

B When will the Administration turn its atom
ton to the affairs Of the nation This is becoming
question of no nconsiderable degree of socitudc with
the people Our exchanges from various quarters
Democratic as well as Wing, express the opinion
that it is high time the Administration were looking
to other matters than division of the spoils and the
healing Of dssentions within the ranks of the Loco
foco party If the latter object is to absorb their at
tenon before every thing else and until harmony is
restored there is good ground for believing that every
thing else will be neglected II is very manifest from
the indications already, that it would require an Ad
mnistration for that object alone, rith all the ECO
hesve plaster" that it could command from the Fed
eral Government and then very likely fail in harmo-
nizlng the elements Of which modern Democracy is
composed After devoting their whole time since the
18th OF March to the business of keeping the various
factions quiet and well nigh exhausting all the cohe.
sion that the public plumber can furnish things have
gotten worse. The public may well enquire when
any thing else is to be attended to-bu it must be
borne in mind that under the rule of Locofos party
purpo must be subservcd before any effort is made
to provide for the public ntere is
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INK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WHGH
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1853
To ooRRnroNDENrs.

RAfe."
paper will Published.
1hs rule Of long standing ought to be known ALL and viii
be departed FROM Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for Advertisements.
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COMMISSION On rms ARnoaIEz-rhe last Ccnxr,~. dis
posed OF The "vexed question Of the Of
the Armorie. at Springfield and Harpers Ferry BY su
,hossng change TO civil saperinteadents n he Prc,
den, thought the public interests demanded a. And 10
enable him TO orm sAiiactory opinion upon thls point
ne was authorised 20 Institute an necessary and
inquiries through commission Of military men and civil
ians with view Of ssccr'aning which Of the two sys
tems-cvil and militarywas the moro economical eli
Client, and safe for the armorcrs
Under this authority the President has appointed con-
systems q Arory sovsrnmeu. They arc isssrucssS 70
eonvene o. the Springasld Armoy hoeday the f Of
August Organise by the choice Of Prssdent ana Sscre
tAry aeprocesd 60 thorough Investigation Of tho hsso
Ferry, mako smilar examination Of affairs and thence
proceed to Washington, and report to the Presiden.
Tue following gentlemen compose the commission: An.
asx stevenson Of Virgins. Z, Governor John Steele
nectcat EI-Chancellor r. II. walworth Of New YORK:
Col ThayeI Of the Engineer Corps U. s. Army; Col
ssspsoe, q The Artillery Corps u S. Army
The two ast-named gentlemen officers of the Armv
the Others eminent civilians well known to the public as
gentlemen OF high attachments and large ability The
Whole selection Is apparently vsc and judicous one,
sna wu probably command satff.con from both parties
20 the eontrovcry, a. do not how any reasonab
Aas can be ound With any portion oft Tho gentlemen
.h probably bring 70 the examination they are 70 engage
70 unbiased minds IL is very doubtful indeed, If they
Know any thing as yet about the Of the question
This Is we'll Happy results NAV naturally DO an,icip.ted
irom their investigation and dscisou Ia putting at an end
Indispensable controversy Their decision viii very natu.
De sustained by the President and trust acquies
sed In BY the communities Of Harpsrs Ferry and SPRING
hsd--SPrisefed Rcpa6iican.
Grs ARisrA, exPresdent Of MEXICO publishes in the
orm OF an advertisement in the London Tines an Official
denial OF sentiment imputed to him by some of The
American papennAmely that hs was in favor Of the an
neIaon OF Mexico tothe United States. was said that
mus sent'ment has been expressed in letter to Seror
onel santa Annas Secretary in an Official mis-
sive IRON that functonary = y
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
u w L -

. kNGE OF THERMOMETER,
Az w. Randoiph's Book Store, lei Main Street.
." 20 10
VINoR SALE PRIvArELY-A Hl.ly .bls soa.a NJ, NJ.
jyeo BESJSMfS nIVIs ~ NJ Sase w. Apply TO
ENlNE POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY Jtsr REfyIyTn
-, IRON THE MANUFACTURES are lust In Isr.,n,
sni nave opened from James Rodgers Sons, and .ory.
tenhom Son. beautiful Pocket ana Tnh
Ceuey and Scissors, 10 which attention on All M
want goods Of the kind We will low AZ hrv hs
jy20 No Is - :, .h,,
- hEEr LEAD-A supply Just receive sale low
~, ROBERTSON. GATES 4 RATCLIfPE
Wv No. 65, sign " the Anvil.
i subscriber last year offered grind
me w. T. his) on commission bat OF
price OF nogr barrels ke able 10 do more than
work IN that way The price OF bbs high and
hind hlre equally he has concluded
strictly prime quality he grind Of
nghes price Tor the above named
hg 70 make nothing but prime Family Plour No l. no
quality N M mn az m :"
wish our regular distinctly understand
ne viii OF suit their
SO far asOher) kdIaiiy Flour 10 concerned.
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IN The Albany Argus, democratic Iunker paper
announces that the National wing Of the Democratic
State Committee Of NeE York has called State Couve,
ton 70 meet at Syracuse the 18th Of srptember-the
Landowners having seeded What u In the wind
as'n' More trouble bo brewing in tha, quar-.
ter
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u We we're pained yesterday 70 hear Of the death
Of d. Royal Of Chesterfield. We have known Dr.
Royal Tor many years. and a more estimabIe man W.
never Ehe" lie was most useful member Of the com.
mnny ~ which be dWslt aud his los will not be east
y repaired.
the Railroad depot the Susquehannah liver opposite
70 Have de Grsee, has been burnt dorn IL took are
from the sngiue,
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~ The speech, which we Published yesterday,
by the FIRST law officer Of the Crown, was as vile
SANDER upon Republican institutions as was ever
uttered by the minions ofarbtrary power. That the
first law OF the eristenee Of Republic is war. and
conquest and plunder-that like robbers, when II
ceases TO rob it must cease to exist is what the des-
pots Of Europe have often asserted The same thing
proclaimed Il om the bosom Of the Federal Admins
traticn Of the American Union, win gladden. the
hearts Of the tyrants Of the Old world-who will
seize upon it conclusive proof Of all their denun-
cations Of Free Government ~.
As this the only distinct enunciation Of lead.
ing principle Of action by the new Administration,
and as it is very clearly and emphaucay stated, we
reproduce it
srhere Il destiny TO . republic There s law OF its
existence clearly and undenisbly there is Law Of
the existence of human being that he shall begin 10
YOUTH that he shall into that he shall
harden into manhood that in the penude Of his manfu
strength he shall ovcrtop the nations around him. ZAP
plauss.) We are now the men Of the modern Rome
How was il with the old Romei She conquered She
vent annexng according to the Law of her existence
Applause and long she proceeded in the application
othst law OF her existence earthly power could with
stand her progress tAPpluss - ,.r.,
Il say that the destiny Of ancient Rome and il is
the destiny Of modern Rome There be pause in
progress except the pause OF decay When we
cease to grow We shall begin to perish (Applause"
Why state Of war, of robbery and plumber is the
peculiar destiny Of Republic we are not informed,
except that the miscalled Roman Republic was com
posed Of robbers and conquerors. The logic is as
shallow as the morality is detestible. 4- 81. .l.
But we deny that the people of this country are
robbers and rnur,ierers. this high flnctiouary of
Government asserts. There may be men in this Re-
public like Mr. Gushing, unrestrained by any moral
who, animated by ambition or
the love of plumber, would scrupe at no means to
crafty their desires but such is not the case with
the mass Of the population.
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6,nlc avn nn.rAHy kxcra.lox NV roonlln,rr

cOPARrNERsuP.The unisrsEned have this dav t,,,,.a
segafinsraip sader The hfm q MAsstE WALKER Tor s
tansactiou n 0ensrs Commission T1btcco
hofs, 9uy laih. l,si WILLIAM q. NAgrE
UN-dm NOadAN
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'''' SH' '0S-' o'clock. II o'clock. oe.oel
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THE LATEST NEWS.
7ae Gardner Case.

WASHINGTON, April l9.-The examination
.rcnloneI Abbott was resumed to-day, and
leans made in part by him were exhibited
she defence which went TO show that the
., ,hsrn boundary OF the municipality of "A.
sa;1I.s as laid down on the maps heretotore
euE";h;,ed hy the prosecution, was wholly con.
tA,,,ol. that instead # three leagues as thew
~ rrenresented the southern boundary line.
.. .ss Eve leagues due south from the village
- acnn;Ilas. and therefore included DIR. Gar.
5,nar's mires in the municipality. Capt. Slo.
o'u n, and Col Abbott both having testified thai
.hass mines were not more than twelve miles
sop,h OF the village.
s0 Cn,tsin Doubleday, who made the map ex.
H. by the prosecution, was re called by
~ counsel and examined; he stated that he
-, 40, make accurate measurements of the
essences. his principal object being TO get the
o,Ia,,,e nosItious Of the mines and other OBJ.
,oris His original draft OF the map was pro.
I1ce4. and discrepancies pointed out.
The counsel for the United States said that
,bsy should prove their map TO be the best
ina; could be got.
senior Hnci, who has been attached 10 the
usYirap Legation since 1913, Identified the
sigrature OF RuSas, the Mexc m Minister, on
nen.rs off red bv the defence, also other hand
Nj jngs. and signatures on certificates IN the
-oining account book. He also stated that
President Arisia wrote TO the Legation com
rreniiag the.1aim OF DR.. Gardiner 10 their no
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TIL e A TR e

TIL e TIRE
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
a N Afternoon Performance on saturday.
IA April 23rd, at 81 o'clock, for the especial &C.
commedation of children, ladies, and parties resi-
ding out OF The city.
DONETTI's
ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS AND GOATS,
Who will go through variety of Extraordinary
Performances, in Serious and Comic Pantomines,
Slack and Tight Rope Dancing, Grand Monkey Cir.
Gus, Military Evolutions, walking on the Globe, &c
&c.
HERR Won SPINGALEN'S
Incredible performances that have gained for him
the title of the "WHIRLlNG WONDER" together
with an entirely new and beautiful exhibition Of
Nlechs nical DfssOiving Views and Kale.
dlscOFal Illusions, terminating with an erup
ton OF Meunt Vesuvius.
Prices OF admlssion-Secured seats in dress cir
Gle IS cts; children so cts. General admission so
cents 10 Boxes and Parquette; Children % cents;
Gallery so cents and % cents
~ Office hours for securing seats from lC till
4. Dsors open at 7 O'Clock, to commence at g.
tg Interesting Books, describing the habits
and manners of the Monkey species, with iuustra.
tive plates, for sale at the Theatre-price l24 cts
ap Is ID. HANlNGT0N, Manager
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gold Discoveries an Teas.

ro.ts Of large discoveries of gold on the upper
Colorado river, in Texas, and above Austin.
nave been confirmed. The subject has pro-
duced immense excitement among our citizens,
and large numbers ofpersons have gone thith-
er IN search Of the precious treasure.
The ship Harriet, fired into off Havana, ar
rived here TO day. Her officers confirm pre-
vious reports in regard 10 the treatment TO
wards the vessel by the Cuban authorities.
Advices have been received from Brazil TO
the 18Th nit. The American whaling ship,
or brig, Governor Hopkins has been wrecked
u the river San Francisco. The cargo and
vessel are total loss. Crew saved.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the stenm.i,ip Arabia.
New York Anrii 9

New York, April 90.
The steamer Arabia arrived this morning
with dates from Liverpool TO the 9th, inclu.
sive.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
ftour was in fair demand, with sales at
decline oils. Western Canal 22s. Cd. Ohio
u.s. I'd. Corn-demand moderate for the
trade and export sales OF white at 2es., being
aoeci'ne oil Isl yellow 30s The demand for
0'"eeo was active, without change in prices.
o0"sofs one half to FIVE eigh,hs aboveipar.-
honev market tighter. The transactions in
american stocks small, and no important sale
except S2,oo0.o00 Of the ST. Louis and Cincin.
matt Railroad
GENERAL NEWS.
hNGLASD.-Queen Victoria has another
soh. Ian event SO common in the Palace as
not 10 produce much excitement in England!l
PROJECT was on foot to reduce the national
debt.
FRANcE.--It was rumored that the Emne,o-
oil France intended to modify the cotton d,,.
TIES 10 which there was so much opposition 10
the manufacturing districts.
HOLLAND Our dispatch saws that the Pro.
testants of Holland are agitating against the
establishment ofthe Catholic Hierarchy, We
| do not understand what il means. There ca n
certaialy be no attempt TO make the Catholic
religion the religion of the government of III Oh.
land where the Protestants are two TO their
one-especially since in Holland all RELIGIONS
are equally supported-i. e. in proportion 10
numbers. The papers, with full details, will
explain the matter.
l0& dispatch has more that is perfectly in.
comprehensive, about German, Swiss, Aus
| TRAN, Sandman and Chinese affairs. The
| message is the meanest we ever received!l
SARDINIA AND AUsTRIA-It is reported
that Austria peremptorily refuses the demand
OF Sardinia, and that the Sandman Minister
at Vienna had applied for his passports.
| Austria had demanded satisfac lion of Tur-
| key for the persecution Of Dalmatan chris
tans. G
The house of Hosschlager, in Bremen, had
faileG-its liabilities 1l40Q0.
TuKKEY.-The Turkish question progress
es slowly.
2. S.-A part Of the dispatch has been ex-
planned. We make out
1t is reported that the States of Southern
Germany will blockade Switzerland. [For
what is not stated.J
The King of Prussia has offered the Madais
an asylum in his kingdom.
Il is rumored in Liverpool that news is re-
ceiVed that China has legalized the opium
trade.
The Russian army had removed from the
frontier OF Turkey. The aspect of affairs was
decidedly pacific.
It is believed that the Pope will yet vsi,
Paris 10 crown the Emperor. Napoleon is
sick-whether seriously or not is not stated.
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TREATk E-KICHAlOND.
Positively, for Three Nights Only

MADAME ANNA BISHOP
will bid
Final Adieu
to the musical public of this city, by performing on
three successive Evenings, MONDAY, April 18th;
TUESDAY. Goth; WEDNESDAY. 9th,
The Entire Range of her celebrated
OPEKATIC SCENES,
IN COSTUME,
with appropriate scenery, decorations, &c; and
also singing her most popular Ballads, Songs,
her Mexican Tableaux, and famous Bou-
Quet Musical.
e On each evening different programme,
which will be issued early in the morning.
8 The operate Scenes from Linda, Tsncredi.
Lucrezia, Norma, Roberto, Anna Bolena, Sonnarn.
bula, Martha, Judith, Lucia.
M. Bochsa, emphstcally called through Europe
s'the father of the Harp" though having abandoned
Harp playing in public, has con sented 20 appear
once more as HARPIsT before his retirement into
private life.
Full particulars in bills of the day.
director ----.-----------.---.-Mr Mr.. BocsHA
Secretary and Treasurer...Mr SHAW,
Dress Circle and Parquette. ..Sl
-, eoau 1 lol 5Vcts
The Boz Office will be opened on Monday next,
from III to 4, where seats may be secured.
Doors open att. operate Entertainment be-.
gins ate ap2l
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AiANAGEK's UEFICE.

r. FRANCE d, co.
For This Day.-Capltal $4,000, 1897, 1000,
2OoO 1851, 10 OF 500, 10 of $50, 10 of 300, &c. rs
numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS
ALSO, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals 1851, 1850,
10 of $50, &c
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 1l9:
% % q IS 90 Dc 81 81 6s 81 IS 81 II
Halt % % o.; half &c 81 GO; quarter u % So;
quarter As 81 69-tour more prizes sold and paid
by LICK
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, t:
30 % ~ % SO 81 "a 81 81 69 10 so 66
Whole 80 63, $500; half 80 &c 69-both sold
and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 1907
80 As "A Is II ~ SO 70 IL So As
Whole 10 as "a, $3.50; whole II AZ As, $3.50; half
Al IL 4o-sold and paid By LUCK
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, IlS:
46 80 81 81 67 70 l9 SO SO 81 50 IL
Whole q e. g. the second Capital Prize of
S25OO, sold and pal. by LUCK.
Half ~ 80 c., sold aud paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos Washington. 90:
65 As 20 35 81 81 76 AZ IS "a SO
aD 81
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By Dunlop. MOncure q Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSEs
~ AT AUCTON-On Friday, the 22d inst,
commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
Wharf and Warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo of
the schooner Ellen, from Attakspss, with
$50 hhds Sugar. fair to choice quality
l25 bbls Molssses. prime quality
ALSO,
90 hhds Cuba Muscovado Molasses
TERMS Under $780, cash; over slOO months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
EEs Sale without regard to weather
5p2l DUNLOP, MONCURE& co, Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. EMMA q. BOSUwICK,

MRS. EMMA q. BosTwIcK,
Of New York,
Respectfully informs thu citizens Of Richmond an
her friends, that she will give ONE GRAND
CONCERT,
On Friday Evening, 22d April, 1883,
Violipist,
Mr. HENRI Apply.
Solo violinist to the King OF Holland.
The celebrated Solo Flutist,
MR. JULIUS SlEDE,
First Flute Professor OF the Royal Conservative
LEIPZIG.
The Musical Prodigy,
(Only nine year of sge) the wonderful Performer
on the Concertins
HERR THILOW,
Solo Pianist to his Royal Highness, the Duke Of
Coburg, Gotha
Programme PartI.
l-Solo-Pisno Forte Grand Gailop de Brsvura.'
HEIR THILOW. Schulhof.
2-Cavatina-"O luce di quest anima" Doniz.t
Sung by MRs. BOSTWICK.
olo-Violin-"Grsnd FsDtasia sur Ann Bolena -
MB. HENRI Apply Alard
4-SJne-"Song of Home" Words by G Morris
Sung by Mrs. BOSTWICK, GMaeder.
5-Solo-Flute-GraDd Fantasia, introducing an
Air from the Bohemian Girl" Executed by
Nh JULIUS SIEDE. Siede
Part 3.
Violin-"Fs Fantasia Machine"
Ma. HENRI Apply. Haumann
THE celebrated Sacred Bravura, Gratias agimus
Tibi, arranged for Voice and Flute, by Julius
Siede. Sung by MRS. EMMA G. BOSTWICK.
FLUTE OBLIGATo, by Mr.. JULIUS SIEDE.
e-Solo Concertina-Fantasia on Airs from Linda.
MISS ANNIE OLIVER. Blasrove
9-Scotch Ballad-"Down the burn, Davie, Love"
Sung By Mrs BOSTWlCK.
Observation-Disclosures Variations from Norma.
Nh JULIUS SIEDE. Forstenau.
ll-Ballad-The Watchmsn's Cry, "Good Night"
Sung by Mas BOSTWICk Moore.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at the princi-
pal Music and Bookstores, and Hotels, aud at the
Door of the Hall on the evening of the Concert
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at 8
o'clock.
E Reserved seats may be secured without ex-
ira charge, at the Store of Messrs Nash & Wood.
house.
ap21 F.THiES, Manager
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trrirnL of he Cherokee.

New YORK, April l9.-Tne steamer Cher
okee mas arrived from New Orleans via Hava-
ma Her dates from the latter port are to the
I4th instant, No news ofImportance. Affairs
on tie Island were quiet. Business steady.
The schooner Experiment, OF Philadelphia,
for Boston, is ashore two miles south OF Squam
Inlet