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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-26
BRANT'S INDIAN ),
PURIFYING RKlRA61..,,

= sueh q Medicine in every respect; and there Z abundsss
tans more purifying, healing virtue, and medical g0,es, IT, d
there is contained in -Four Bottles Of any sassaparstus, or my
other medicine that has ever been offered for sale. I yn
IL undoubted proof in our pamphlets, that by the use OF Ws
great Indian Pnrsfu. they that were Dxusc yet LTys
they that were LAME and CRTPPLED can now WALK-hey
that were SICK, scaoruI GUS. and otherwise diseased, hays
been HEALED and CURED.
Hundreds-Thousands- saEs
who have used BRANr'ss PURIFIER, after having used and
tested ALL the sarsapayillas and other medicines RECON-.
mended to cure blood diseases, have decided that- -
Branss is the Cheapest,
because One Bottle of it has more medical curative Matter
in it. and, in consequence, cures more disense IN much tesp
eims than one bottle of any other medicine. IA SsaaH H.
II, then, One Bottle of BEAMS PunrTIkA WIN cuft
TIMES more diseasel ften. ope fbont faaGNH144NE
aBRANr's PusIY1EaD would be as ckcaP Hy44 ddz9fs
bottle q saysaperiB6 at ons dollar Bur 4A&E8s1g4lFs
FER is sold for only ONE. 1s6dne: and g =
bottle of tskas cured. andis capable of GstfieF Eese To-
as much disease as one 10nls Of sarsapasd1a, t%hsreiorsss - +;
efficacy, should be sold at no more than Tneay lfss oMsS
per bottle, to be as ehsap,a . the PuRuIEA At On lek9es
One Dollars WORTH, 81.
How much CANcEa-how much SyPHILIs-how Muoh
ScRoFuLA-will One DoHoy's Dorth of Branfs FUALfrfk1
cure ! Read the following statement which Il q specimen
Of its power. sA as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
WEnSEsDAy, APRIL 6, 1853.
HOJISE GE DELEGATES.

message was received from the Senate informing the
that they had agreed 10 the House o Tor inc appor
unment OF the Congressional Districts as Aehaco ny Tue
Committees of Conference.
The question then came up on agreeing 10 Tue lepot VI
the Conference Committee.
Mr.. Tomlin moved To lay the report on the ihoie.
Mr.. Anderson sustained the motion 10 lay on the Ia
bic. w
Mr.. Barbour urged the House to take action the bill
at this time Ii had been before the House Tor three hours
and members had the opportunity To decide upon lis merits
The subject had been under discussion Tor three weeks and
he thought il Time something was done.
Mr. WEltmAN, "a Democracy wanted no know If IT would
be in indefinite p0sponenent OF the sub
jact-h hope member would make such notion
bat he would not
Mr. GI.saS moved the previous question OH The motion
10 lay the table The motion was sustained and The
question being put the House refused TO lay on The Ia
bic BY vote OF ayes IL noes 81.
Mr. TuMLIS inquired if the report Of the committee was
open for amendment-lhe chair decided that II was.
Mr.. GocDE Of NJ, contendcd that the report must be
adopted whole defeated whole and appealed f~n
The decision oil the Chair
The question being put the House The decision OF the
Chair wns reversed.
Mr. TALIAFERRo then opposed the bill anu announced ta1
he would vote against II.
Mr. NcHuL.oS stated that he had opposed the bill previ
ously but gave in his adhesion
MIR YERBY replied 10 statcuent OF MI lALiAfERho,
that the Eastern shore portion OF his District hua mnnopo
zsd the election Of Rcprcs natives 10 Cungte.s and con-
tended that such not The case.
MIR BRows then moved the previous question Several
members insisted withdrawal OF The motion Mr.
BRuwS refused withdraw and the vote on me motion
was taken and decided In The amave-aycs 90 noes 81
The question: agreeing with the amendments proposed
to the BILL then put, and the House agreed 10 sau
amendments By vote D( ayes g. noes Al.
The following bills passed A bill amending The MIN
ssctiun of chapter IL OF the Code with amendments
A bill to amend establishing the Virginia State
Stock Bank passed 18th March, 1853.
A bill for the reliet OF R b. Srnpe
A bill releasing the Commemorative Hslt 10 Hact Oh
land to John T. and L. Cruet Hubbard and
Senate bill increasing the capitol stock oil The Richmond
and Danvie Rail Road Company Tor the construction o
branch road.
The House then adjourned.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. y. SENATE.
WAsu1NGrox, April 6, 1853.

On motions Mr. Seward resolution was adopted call
uy or the President Of lic United States 10 communicate
surh official information he may have received touching
tl. r.C,nt transactions al san Juan de Nicaragua
resolution relative publishing the debates IN the &c
., il the Nalnr.l lntc;gcnce debated, and s CON
SHERATON postponed mntil the first Monday o. December
next =, 80,
Three hous md copies OF Capt kngeoils charts OF me
.r If heretofore ordered 10 be purchased, were,
By resolution c,ea by Mr. Gwin directed 10 BE- PLACED ir
in, hands of III. Secretary OF the Treasurer Tor distribution
among navig. tors.
On motion OF M Houston, the report o the examination
Of HE Pacnoce made in 1851 called for from the
Department uf tie Interior.
Mr. Houston submitted resolution which lies over, pro
posing 10 Introduce Mr. H Junsons yea ana nay machihe
Senate, aud scltin. apart 81 SUI Tor thar purpose
TIE Senate considered and then postponed uii 'o'ft
TIE solution OF Mr. Chase proposing that all proceed
ns the body shalt be public aud except when mat
communicated in confidence by The Presden! siia h
received and cnns!dered und in such other As the Sc
nat by resolution, from time 10 time shall especially order
Ire Senate into executive session three several
tine, during Tie day, and q, fifteen minutes past three i'd
loutned.
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.,EG!ss.hTunE Of VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY,, Arm &, 1858
SENATE.

SENATE.
rvEXI,G SESSiON.-Tac Senate met NJ hall pact 7
,,'rIorE ,,
Mr M,spS i,n:n HE I,int committee on that anlJect
mad, report in relation |" ihc teisfy 'fat'heh "nrn'
m hs notion WAS laid the table and ordered TO be punt
ApraR7IoSMEST ELL.
ritsslrc from the Hons: u Delegates pf ' h4hhouh
w,s received announcing the agreement I" 'ha o"uJ ~ e
aueur,rnl. 10 The Apiur0nneaI bill, az 'p"'s" " wax
committee 9! Conference
EEmPsvILLE TuaSpiKE.
NJ s,7 c,II,d nm and exclaimed the bill 10 revive hna
smerd IN net entitled II incorporate ,hr penn, WY
Tnrr;isc Cnrpauy passed March l9h, lSoV Inc Dill va.
am,rdrd on motion of Mr. SMITH, read thlro iIho a'
passed.
THE
Mr. Thomas called for The Orders nt The DAY. ne M
!, order az bill imposing 10! the support oil govern
ment
message from The House Of Delegates, by Mr.. klLsY
vas received bringing bill providing Tor The assessment
and collection q! The public revenue.
Th. tax bill laid The ta0le, on motion vi N "4o
a., mi the commissioners bill wus taken up.
AR c.aPBELL moved that The Senate insist on helf dsa
prreGrnl 10 House ancndmen excmpHhs sao worm u
nsrsonol property from taxation, upon which proposition"
Mr. Parker demanded the ayes and noes The vote was az
loInws: -, u
CarupYton Cowan, Creieh, Dencae Funston, Gran
rham Cfeuysr, Martin Mason. Paxton Shelley, Sherar
Smith S,ova, Wadc-l9
NoEs-Messfs. Laync, Moncure Parker, ShackeioTd
Tate Thomas Thompson. Whites.
Mr. SHRFTEY directed 10 inform The House OF Inc De
mates action =.
On motion oil MT SHEFFsY the tHal waa 'achttu u TIT
pleasure Of the President
The President LIT Gov. LEAKR,l then aligned oil lhe en-
rolIrd bills which had been examined. Alter which,
On motion Of MIR. STovALL, the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

The !ast mall from Santa Fe brought intelligence of the
death of Lieut. Clarendon j. L. Wilson, Of the let regi-
mon, Of Dragons, Albuquerque on The 2ls, of Feb.
yuary.
Lieut.. Wilson graduated at West Pon, in 1886 was brc-
voted LIST Lieutenant February 57 for gallant and
meritorous conduct in the conflicts Embodo aud Taos
New Mexico" l. Jns of the conflicts with the NavaJos
Indians party OF lour consisting of Major Grle Lieut.
Wilson, Sergeant Price, and private OF Dragons becom
ing separated from the niao party and surrounded by
large and formidable body of mounted Navaos, extrcated
themselves by exercise of the most determined bravery
and skill killing two Of The Indian chiefs.
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: hs Eno,J;re
For TIC Enquirer

As the time is fast approaching when you will be called
upon choose Of your number 10 represent you in the
House OF Delegates without wishing 10 detract from
the merits OF any one, would respectfully present
the name of Mr. John T. Hughes, us one in every way
qualified TO discharge the duties of that important trust
say nothing of Mr. Hughes qualifications than what Is
well known of him. that he is OF the excellent
practical sense of good moral character and of fine bus
ness habits and qualifications. In politics, MIR. Hughes
m and decided Democrat but of enlarged and liberal
views and his opinions and principles all
and tolerant Should he be selected the Democratic can.
ddate and the people elect him their
House of Delegates, he will douot make them safe,
useful and efficient agent. A DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
ARRIVAL. or THE Ell DORADO-THE STEAMER
ENJnN SAFE

New Yonk April 6.-l'he Steamer ii Dorado has orr.
ed from wall via Havana ohe cHhss yates from the
bitter place Ia the first instant
Mhcn HE Fl Dorado LEFT Aspinwa, the steamer Union,
about whose safety there had been some appehcnsion'
was IN port having broken her crank she was undergo
Ing repairs and would be ready sail for New York in
few days. 40, -.
Aivces from Port Prince March 23i represent Inc
fever rs having abacd The for American nro1i-
snns was firm. Coffee and high. Dout'oons,
240 reals.
The Dn:io says thai Mr. Everers letter will have saul
tary effect on Cuban affairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

The Charleston Spirit Of J.erson made its appearance
in new drcss and type Tuesday last for the FIRST time
since the disastrous fire Of the 4h of March, by which It's
Office papers, and entire apputenaDces destroyed by
are Tho calamity has only infused life and purpose
In the able editor who thus concludes his new sautaon
bis readers:
On part misfortune has oraced our net-cs for
effort We will labor than ever I" deserve
cess; Kind providence shall smlo upon advsn
fure, will strive breathe into paper. more
than had In The old of the and genuine Democratic
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON"
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Cor IL, Ennnir.r

EHqUIFtT.
We would call The attention OF the convention, which
will convene Chesterfield c. H.. Monday the llth
inst, for the purpose OF nominating suitable candidate
represent The county in The House Of Delegates Capt
Edmund Flournoy. gentleman in every respect fully
qualified 10 discharge the dutes OF that Office The salts
faction Of ALL and If nominated will receive the cordial sup
port Of MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

THE BOURBON QUESTION COMING TO A
POIrT-I, said that letter has been received, BY one
OF the pare. engaged the settlement of the claims OF the
Rev. Elsaxe Williams the throne Of Ffance the oi
Louis XVII from lady at New Orleans, who states that
she is tho person whom Benser made his dying secar
alton In regard the Dsuphn. She IS well known 10 Dr.
Hawkes. having been member OF his church when he was
eeed in Now Orleans She states that she has 10 her pos
session trunk full or documents relating 10 this question,
communities from the royal family DC, which SETS the
entirely aud the Row Mr. Williams
Dauphn beyond cav An agent has been sent 10
New Orleans TO obtain possession Of the documents.
We obtained th, information several days ago, from
gentleman connected with this investigation If these things
are go, and Mr.. Williams the repnted half breed Indian
turns be tho ghul heir OF the BouboDs there will
be lob of work TO be settled BY the Holy Alliance But
lot US 6rst have the papers. So says The N Y Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHlse7o.;, April 6The Senate was In Executive
session NJ intervals for an hour to-day Elk Senator Downs
was confirmed collector al New Orleans, with NUMBER
IF 9th r. Several nominations were also sent in
In :he Gardiner Senior Aqn was further examined
Lemlcl W. Gosnel and Philip PoultEey were yesterday
Confirmed Appraisers Of Baltimore and is 10 day runiof
ed that William p Pnudr has been appointed appraiser az
large for the port OF Baltimore,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

APPOlNINEN ID b lHE PRESIDENT.
By and With the adrice and consent of the Senate.
PUsTMAsTERs
T~yiaan Wauyt a: Charlottesville, Va
VIM. McNulty, Georgetown s. e..
6. H. Rnndleit, at Portsmouth. ". II.
P. Alien IT,, al Pusiield Mass.
Dnu ,ias A. Danfor,h al Burling ton Vt.
Thnrn;un F. Brodhead at Detroit. Mich.
Jusith 4 Nnonan nj Milwaukee VIA.
john i. Hsistcr Elsron, Pa.
Henri I. R'igart, al Lancaster, Pa
aisCEi;ASrcrs.
Samuel Casey, be Of the United States in
place 81 ]. Sioan, removed.
Pressy be assistant of the United States
at Charleston, 5. in place Of William NJ. Martin,
ed
Finley Bigger be Ie.lser Of the treasury OF the United
States. IN place OF Nathan Sargent, removed
Daniel Sturgeon be Of the mint al the city
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas NJ Petit, be director II the mint Phildel.
phia, Pa, in piace o: George y. Eckert, resigned
Morteca P Deadly an! Cyrus OiRey TO associate Ias
ices Of the Territory q! Oregon in the places vi Charles R.
Train, resigned, and VIM. Strong, removed
Joseph Tavs Rus.cr of Virginia. be secretary of the
Territory OF Minnesota in place OF Alexander Wikn
ed.
Richard Griffith 10 be marshal of the United States for
the southern district of Mississippi place of Fielding Da
Wis, removed.
Daniel Cameau Of Michigan to register OF the land
office al Detroit, Michigan, vice Lansing Miner, remoF-
ed
Elisha Taylor of Michigan 10 receiver of the public mo-
ncys al Detroit, Michigan, vice Ezra Rood removed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
rHE TRIAL of SPRING:

PHILADELPHIA, Apart 6.--The second uill OF arthur
Spring the murder Mrs Lynch and her sister ~ pro-
crossing rapidly lUtng Spring wus examined anu Cross
examined this morning without eIicing any new acs-
The argument vii! probably tomorrow afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
VIZ. y. UNDERWOOD
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRlCo COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRlCO COUNTY
Alta meeting of the Democrats of ienrco held al their
Court House, Monday April a:
On motion Mr. N. F. Bawe called 10 The Chair and
Thos Richie Jra appointed Secretary.
Mr. A. Robinson, Jr, offered the following resolution
which ajup;cd ,
Resolved That is expedient that Henrico county shall
be represented al Convention advertised to De held at
Staun,on the End proxmo for The nomination OF Com
missioner 70. the middle district of the Stale in The Board Of
Public Work and that The Chair appoint ~ delegates 10
the said Convention.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen under The
above resolution: Messrs R. A. Mayo Fl. Cox, Dr. r. 3.
Lyue A. Aiken Samuel Ball! John Nctcs, Robert Barker,
John H. parkl John Poe, William Vaughan, D. F. Gard
ntr, john B. Young, Dr. John N Powell, A: blackburn
Jr W. A Driterlck A. Jarvis und 5. Cotuell Jr.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary we're added 10
the Delegation and Mr.. CGaslain White Of Hanover ap-
pointed alternate.
On motion Of Mr.. A. Blackburn, the Chairman was d.
reced 10 call meeting Q! The Democracy Of the Court
House at such time he thought proper TO nominate
candidate for county ard 10 tuke any other sePs Tor the
advancement Of the good Of the party.
~ F BOWIE, Chairman.
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uEaITu or VICE PRESIDENT KING.


New YuRx April 6-Th. FL DJrado brings intelligence
from Vice President King up the 3ls ut He sill con
timed in the Same slate of health there being visible
improvement. Every was making on board
tic Fulton for his comfort and still his intention 10
embark for Mobile about the 9th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

RICHMOND, VA April fTH, 1893.
Gentlemen: four very complimentary note. informing
OF my nomination for Congress from the 10Th district by
convention OF the Democratic party, held in Moundsyle
slme, has been received and would have boen replied TO
the State
AS much as distrust my abilities tho Unon the
State end The District, they should be served ia this
extended aud responsible field yet cannot feel free
10 decline voluntary OF my party honorable and
sacred II mas been my pleasure and PRIDE in the public
positions heretofore occupied advance best Interests
of the Stale and 10 serve the extent OF my ability faith
fully the counties composing the District and should the
nomination, you have generously bestowed ratified
5y The people, il shall be my highest ambition 10 fill the
OF their confidence and merit The distinction
conferred.
To the very able and admirable administration OF Gen
Pierce look with the fullest confidence the safety of The
Constitution the peace and prosperity Of the Union and
tCncc either OF Capitalization Acknowledgement nor of the
Of sincere qualification every Vrgnian and to none more
sc who seeing the decrease in The
Of State b. the last apporonment feel acutey the
growing duties ard responsibilities Of those honorcd with
her rights and Interests in The National Councils.
To say that am deeply thankful for this manifestation
nf the confidence and OF my fellow citizens of the
District is express poorly, indeed, the feelings Of my
heart. The only PROMISE if elected is TO sin
cerey and zeaousIy reflect their wishes and honestly and
faithfully represent them.
For The very at!cring in which you have been
pleased 10 speak of me in your letter. gentlemen beg you
accept the sincere Judgements and Of
tho high regard Of your friend and fellow citizen.
z. K1DwELL, ia.
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poRRTJaND MUNICIPAL ELECTION

PosrlAsp Mc.. April 5 1853 AT the election Of Mayor
to-day Cahoou, wing, had 1913; Neal Dow Temperance
353; Fox democrat, Gill; FGnedon free soil 81 scattering
&c. The wings have Of The aldermen. and l. Of The y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

Another cave has been discovered in New Hampshire
10 which ancient manuscripts &c. found. 1t TO be
hopedhis reliable than the discovered
Boston Common on the lst instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

The Boston Journal tells story OF Gen. Pierce TO TINS
purpor The President had appointed the rccommen.
daton OF United States man 10 Office who
was 30 exhrad that he gave loose his appetite and be-
came intoxicated This fact coming tho knowledge OF
the parties who had recommended him. they asked for his
ova from Office bu, this request the President refused 10
aecede 10, remarking them as ioows:-
"Bu il were him now, the consequence would
be Inevitable ruin him. The shuue and disappointment
attending from Office these Circunst
would lead him 10 6ud soiacc in tho intoxicating bowl and
he would become confirmed ncriae; whereas, II this con-
yersa!on 10 repeated him. ne may and PROB ABLY VIII &c,
FORM and become sober and exemplary citizen. shall
not remove him from Office for this orncc-but this as
has been the frs it will be The last lime Gun forgive
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
(cOAAySIcaTEp

PAUL JULEN-We again call the attention OF our rea.
de.s to the advertisements OF This talented artistic, whose
fame as yInst stands prominent both in Europe and
America wcc his progress is marked by an excitement
unprecedenc We understand that his engagement in 81
Peiesourg Russia is such asto preclude the POSSIBILITY OF
more Than on. concert each Of the cities throughout the
Union His career in this country is far more brilliant
than any artistic that visited us and he will be able
10 give bul grand concert citizens will no doubt
embrace this opportunity 10 hear him. he Is assisted by
Sgnorin Anna Vezcutin soprano, whose voice is of the
highest order! Sgnor Anaio ArRodi, tenor from the
Sontag opera troupe Herr Chas. Bcct Pianist whose
compositions The lovers of the piano conycrsant with,
und Mons Victor Gurn Empresario from The Italian opera
houses This list OF Names edclent with fame in the mus:-
cal eord is sufficient crowd the largest in the city
with the beauty and fdshon Of Richmond, which viii SHINE
win espenda iasire this occason 10 greet an artistic
whose fame tic rorld echoes. Major w. g. Corbell the
gent Of Paul Julien is making tho most admirable prepar
atjnns for this great crcEt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

bill approprla,ng IS 600 build monument 10 the
memory Of Gen. WORTH has passed its third reading In the
New York Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

consular treaty with France says Washington CORES
ponden OF the NJ Herald has been ratified by The Senate
Il il somewhat altered from Inc form in which it was sub
roted ~ the body l, extends 10 cunsus the exemptions
epioyed by diplomatic agents instead of regarding 'hem as
heretofore in the light OF commercial agents subject TO the
liabilities Of citizens. In place of the provisions which OIL
Everett appears have engrafed 10 his treaties with Swift
Eerand and other countries giving the citizens OF each
country the right inherit and hold property in the other
Il simply recommends the several States adopt SUCH
proysion-lhus sustaining The objection raised by Mr. ret
TIT, that subject OF State regulation, aud not OF led
eral middleton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

| PATHFINDER. LIGHTNING, SToEHiNG ANu DELt GE-f'
! 4 GEsSDLSr phiNIlNG II THE WORLD b. Yea
rs.; Panorama Of the Creation and Deiuyc ~
CELEBRATION al macy MS friends n Richmond. pr Bs.c has
scGrc to remain 1acrr thar hose obliged res
O scasuy haze opportunity d Witnessing sEc s''
.ork Of
every crcurr att c1ch. AL On "5GfGsi3
Sdrriiy afternoons IL Q let.
Admission 25 ceu,s-Gi.ts. bali prce Liuerli :T'
| i,r Sch ,0ls
/ suri! --C:.
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AT kn.:iCAN CHURCH,


GE AND CUNCENT III PAUL JULIEN
II no w l..c The lnunr giving LIE first ar fARfWEl
vs t.;taND C;J%i,I.R ~ ;us ctty Friday April sih
1859, a.s!.t.i by h- ons;o. e"ha 81 ~ a'toci .h>
sOaTAG AND NLBOSi
C1rrl 'TIougce. New YORK.
SlGSDiNi ANA VI LESTNI PrIiH. Donna. nom the "iih
Theatre o. la Scala. Mares
sIGNuR ATIILO ARSoLDi tenor nom the grand oncas VI
York.
HERR CHARLES HEcfiT, pianist noa Ike GRIND consTf'
arr! B-riu
VICTOR GuEEAH. G.nprc'ao. from the grand oFsras N
i,ik
Fnn. an arraY Music Talent Of the highest order, Ire T.
rpp an raTi JULIEN. pGclnIr The possibility
ian Concert each y Tie ':acip c:iea j. y
Uafni
Furihcr pa .cullrs III future idvc isengnts.
ai, Attentive U5hcrs vii nc attendance The So
Tie Chuc will AMI The OJk Tor secure! sc7!' S
opened the prime paI Hotels ard MGs:r Sores.
arrlG MAJpR NN & CORBEli.. h.tt
EJICHaiOEp NEFlr or NIX Hrh
= ARD p MtNnlN. NACiIlSi>T.-Mr. K =. MGNnlN, De!
-aye IT," cizcns thas h. will take benefit or "
hr will present The FIir Company hat III: s'
nu,:h,r SIcu3iL SILVER Trumpet Tie Capta OF e
C"nian: that ws" put m rr tie Trumpet, vii chi ih' u
r lckcis. The they the c'
they WILL have q, getting the przr Aui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

Andrew Mcdonald, E-q., Of the delegates from Hon
ongalia HIS been called upon by public meeting in that
county 10 be again candidate. Mr. Mcdonald has served
his constituents with extraordinary attention ADD hdeity
having rarely been from his post at ALL and never
when either Of his constituents the principles
Of his political creed could be advanced eectualy setv
cd