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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-15
Spring-Time in Winter.

This day is an emerald in diamond settings.
The frost lay upon the ground in the morning
light. but it soon melted " in the glance of the
Lord. The robins sang merrily and hoped
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-15
J. ID. DoTY, Manasha

j. ID. DoTY, Manaslia.
! EXTRAORDINARILY SEEM IN An INDIANA CoyET
The Richmond Palladium of late date
gives the following account Of a very singular
t scene which occurred on the opening Of the
Court ia Newcastle, Henry Co., Indiana:
At Newcastle we found quite an excitement
existing in regard to the President Judge OF
this Circuit, Hon. Judge Anthony. The Court
I met on Monday morning. but. before proceed
! ing to business, a member of the Henry county
bar presented petition, signed by every mem
her Of the bar in that court, asking. in most re-
spectful terms, his Honor to resign his seat upon
the bench. The gentleman who presented the
petition stated, however, that in case he would
not resign, tic petitioners had agreed among
themselves that they would not do any bust
ness in the court SO long as lie presided Ano
ther gentleman addressed the court, reasscrtpp
the determination they Lad agreed TO- AM, urg-
ed in very plain terms the necessity Of rcsigna-
ton. Mother followed, expressing the high
personal respect he entertained for the Judge,
as gentleman and a tarefn-teeDer, but justice
required him 10 say that he regarded the pre-
sent incumbent Of the bench as utterly unauali-
fed for the place he occupied, and hoped he
would resign. He was followed by another.
and he by another and lie by another, until
every member had expressed his opinion as to
his incapacity, &c.
With a nonchalance pc clliar to his Honor. he
told the gentlemen of the bar that he would
think of the matter. and in the meantime would
proceed to his business. lie called the cases
upon the docket, and every case which had not
been compromised was continued until the next
term OF the court. Court was adjourned for
dinner, and in the afternoon petition signed
by the jury was presented to the Judge, asking
him to resign. His Honor asked time to con.
slider, when the lawyers propcs ID to him. that.
The would agree in writing never to come to
that county again for the purpose of holding
the court, and would s,ni some one in b;s
place, they would be content to drop the mat
ter so far as they were conc rned. The Judge
az ain took the nr.tter uadcr ad,isement. and
we are told finally promised never to come to
that county again for the parpose of holding
court, until lie should be sent for. and would
either send some other judge to hold the court
or permit the judge of the court of common
pleas to hold court in his stead So ended the
matter for the present
Not one word by way of justification of the
course of the attorneys is required Of us. All
who know anything Of the judge will sustain |
the plea Of the Justification. !
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ington correspondent Of the Democrat 1t al
ludes to matter that should be looked to by
those concerned The letter is dated March
30th-nearr]y four weeks after the Legislature
! adjourned:
GAN business pertaining to the Territory Of
Minnesota, that can be got ready, will be acted
On the first week in May, aud oar delegate is
urging matters forward as fast as possible II
those upon whom the duty dcyoivcd had for
Warded on here the memorials and petitions,
which had passed the Legislature they would
have done a good deal towards assisting the
Delegate in his duties here. and been of great
service to the Territory. There is something
wrong about the matter somewhere. for memo
rails which passed have not reached here up to
this time
Since the above was prepared. the Pioneer
has come to hand, giving the following strange
explanation of this official negligence. We hope
our officers will become better acquainted with
their duties hereafter.
Memorials and joint resolutions passed by
the Legislature. have been forwarded to Wash
iugton by the Secretary of the Territory, and
we hope they will assist our Delegate in his Ia
bors for the Territory. We are frank to admit
however, that he should have been furnished at
an earlier day. III we understand the cause of
the delay, it was because the Governor suppos-
ed the Secretary would transmit them, and the
Secretary was under the impression it would
be done by the Governor. AS soon as the Sec
rotary became Governor. however, this diffiul-
ty was obviated. the two offices being merged
into one, the duties were more clearly percep-
tible and the documents were forwarded
A CHANGE OF TuNE.-The New York Herald,
which claims to have elected Pierce, now talks
about him in the manner below. It's mind
seems to have undergone Change
y years occupation Of the White House has
proved Gen. Pierce to ~ one CT the weakest
most corrupt. and imbecile Presidents that has
ever filled that position. Gen Scott, since his
defeat, has been living a retired life. and has
every day been rising in public estimation.
while his successful competitor in so has been
as rapidly sinking. AS public opinion is now
tending, we should not be at all surprised to see
the American people Indignantly correct the
blunder they made in 1852, in placing such an
imbecile as Pierce ar the head of the govern
ment and consigning such patriot as Scott to
the inaction Of private life.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W Wickham and lady.
HanoVer Davis chHrlSttsye Morris rs
lake, w Robinson, A B Magruder, Charlottsv'e:
T Wayton L Gordon Louisa; H Skinner, Chris.
son. Louisa; BrseEett Va; Nelson, ALB bnP
Nelson John Page, Hanover; J Wood jr, B Wood, j
ss1o SS esn1yyon Ap H fst0n s
s Greenler W Hill, N C; J Lobban, Charlottesy;e:
2 A Wood, do; w Ficklen. Val B F Fecklen, Ala:
Ghee. Gillian, L Shifett, Miss Shifistt,
J Moaby, G H Page, Alb; w D Holt, ] w Holt VI
Holt, Liberty; Banks, Petersburg: r Drew,
Petersburg; L Decoin, g NJ Hobbs and lady. Y:
"A Workman, Petersburg E Porter, Pittsburs; C
Hs and s xsn sss E s.snsss0
Hendrix, Lexington; Miss NJ w Barnes, Stafford; Z
S Ga :. B sta1nmiIe, Petersburg; Hsrrins,
Cox, Wythe vile: w Beck, Il Boulch, Bait; Cow
iHs :; Mass; w Pettas, LOUISE Ficklin Fred's;
Cumberland; Il w Cole, lady and child. Providence;
w Gorgan, F Zeigier, Hagerstowni y Estili, Lew.
exander. Wood, Maury, charlotte.viil;s:' p "a a
Bickle, w G Harmon, Sumner, Mrs WicIhsm.
W Points; stauntsn; R w q holland, Z Ru Hin,
Wicham. Hanover; A Massie, Charlottesville
LADY IunsnbaIs; " Wells, clsms Mlsy fn Il
Eociet chsrosse; ssa1or c.ro aSsm' "
Morris, Va; FA Anthony, w r Mallory E Friend.
FoS fst. asS: moSdy
Fitch, Augusta; Cochran Staunton; j Stone.
Amelia; X Meador, Walton, Cumberland;
Gatewood, do; A Lightner, ] Randolph and isdy.
Middlebrooki Baldwin. Curdsvile; DIR Swami, Va;
Hare, Chesterfield; w Holland, w Hughson'
Clay. Chesterheld; DR. Briggs, + Christian, II Bled.
soe, Va; J Browne, King Wmi Z o Watkins,
son, Albemarle; R Mickey. Misc; Cooper. Pow
hatani Rev Doll, Amefia ] A Roberts, Petersburg:
A Musmove, Prince Edward; r Muserove, Char,
lottesvile.
AMERICAN HOTEL Bailey. New York. n
D Steven. Boston; r Fegan, w Gilbert w II
Shelton. Va; G A EcEyoy; Richmond; B Perk,r-
son. Amelia; Bohannan, Z Lancaster. T NJ Dunn,
Howell, J Thompson, Eng VIVA NJ Ambler Louisa;
r Davidson, Havre; g Baker, Lexin gton; ] Isen.
thai, Charlotte;J B Luster Va; II Davidson. Ma:
s Lavender, R H Saunders, Va; L Lifting, Bait;
Miss Beaver, Ga; w Nelson and lady, Louisa; w
Hackett. do; H Wood, Clarksville; E Natter and
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Wilkinson, 1854; GS

carr. NreHr wArcH-A WiIkinson, 1854; @ s
Trueheart. .; w A Irving, 3.
s,rrraTrs-S r Puliiam 1l60; Joseph Wing
6eld. 1875 James Bray, 1850; AT B Merritt, 927;
DR. II A Darlington, g2
CRY CouserI1David ssundsr., esl , John ,a,,sl
Scntt roo: Albert Snead, 653 Samuel d De-
noon. SAG Thos C Eppes, 500: g X Crutchfeld.
Ia. Thomas Bailie, 40; VIM C Allen 10l Thos
samson %; 1.-THE first five are old members and
RECAPITULATION
We recapituIate the votes for City Sergeant,
High Constable Guager, and Grain Measurer, these
1. stad.
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SALES OF STOCKS R7cHmoNn


Sales Of Stocks reported by John Il. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the toeek ending Thursday .4Dril
6, 1854: app %
Virginia per cents "a years to rum none for sale at
the Treasury. - '"-0 O.
Virginia per cents, Is years time, sales at SlOs and
interest. ~ ~A0o "io
Virginia per CENTS over 10 years to run, sales 800
and interest. '"-o' ~iO~
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales $lOsa and int
and interest. = ~ ~ ~A"'
RICHMOND City bonds short dates last sales s1ol to
virginia Bank Stock, par $40, sales S7s.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales Sis
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Si12
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales S96
and interest. w.
Virginia Fire and Marine, sales $780,
hichmond Fire Association Stock, par $40 sales SS3
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales SOL. = -
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales $50 =
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock sales S45
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock last sales S65
James River and Kanawha Stock. last sales $50
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINA-This
Society adjourned on Wednesday evening last, af.
ter most interesting session of two days. The
only business ofmportance transacted by it that az
ternoon was to elect editors for its journal
1.-The Stethoscope." These are Drs. Thos p At.
Lewis. A. T. B. Merritt, G. A. Wilson and - Hggin-
hnfho
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April 6.
ARRIVED,

AhhlbEO,
l. Davenport. -
sehr T. ?. Johnson, Dyer, Boston, mdse., Shields
Somerville.
sehr. William H. Mailer. Crovell, Boston, mdse.,
D. Currie = =
& SomerviIle. =
Schr. Elbsnk, Donoho. Philadelphia. engines, Cen
Brig Cleopatra, Carver, New Orleans. sussr and
moiasses, Dunlop, Moncure Co. - -.
schf. Jonas Sparks, Aumack, ice, Griffin l. Taylor
SAILED,
~, S,.eam5hip City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel.
Colquitt Co. -''oie' muse, w. y
sor r R,sh roaK, April 5-cFd 6a1qus Phoenix, Lee
DISASTER.
o. Norfoik, March 1.-The British Seboo,e, Morn;n.
star, Captain Fraser, of Cotons from + si;f. ~ s
cu nna 81 ssssS With esrs. i ashore on
arrived here yesterday, think the vessel NAV Is. IL
ten of BY tightening her. may DC soF
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CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE
APRIL 9th. 1854
will be received by the

l. undersigned until IL O'Clock NJ, on SATURDAY
next, the 9th instant, for building Stoue Culyert
about S5 feet long and 4x5 feet in the clear on the
Gas Lot, at Rockets A sample of the work requir-
ed, can be seen, and all necessary information OF
tanned, by application to the undersigned.
The Culvert is estimated at So per linsal foot in
Guiding all necessary excavation and filling, with the
express understanding that is to be completed
or before the LIST day of May next.
The person to whom the work is awarded, will be
required to enter into contract immediately giving
approved security for the prompt and faithful execu
ton of the work at the time stated No bids will be
considered which exceed the estimate.
By order of the Gas Committee.
ap7-td w. GILL CITY Ensineer
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THE RENCONTRE AT CHARLOTTES
WILLIE

The letter of our correspondents which
should have appeared yesterday,-giyes
some account Of the examination of young
FrouRSoY. The Jcgersonian of yesterday
states that the parties to the bloody contest
had been reconciled, and all bad feelings in
the affair had subsidized.
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SALE OF HOUSES TO BE REM0vED.-This
afternoon, Mr.. T. w. KEEsEE will sell number of
brick tenements opposite the banks, to be removed
preparatory to the commencement of the new
custom house building
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THEArRE,-BENEFIr OF MISSES S. AMI

THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF MISSES S. AND
X. PARTrNGroN.-These two young ladies, whose
versatile performances at our Theatre have given
much satisfaction during the present season.
announced for benefit this evening. They have
prepared for the amusement of their patrons most
attractive entertainment, and we really hope the
house Willie filled. They will be supported by the
strength of the company, and we can assure our
readers that nothing will be left undone to make
the occasion all that public taste can desire. The
Misses Partington are deservedly popular In our
city, and as they about leave US. their friends
should give them testimonial at parting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

FINED.-Claytor and Ford were fined ST.
each by the Mayor for improper conduct and dis
charged.
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GRAND PROcEssIoN.-The friends OF
MARTIN MEREDITH LIrscoMB. Esq, the new elect
ed City Sergeant met in large numbers at Vince
ley's Hotel last night, and proceeded by the Armo
nv Band, whose music is ever enchanting. formed
In procession and marched down Broad Street to
SAMSON JONES residence, where they gave raj
ley of cheers, thence to the Powhatan House where
the cheers were repeated, thence down bank to
Governor Street, g. down Governor unit arriving In
front ofthe Dispatch office, where the line halted,
until the Band played one of it's favorite tunes
After giving three long and hearty cheers, the pro-
cession moved on to Main, and down Main, follow
ing square transparency bearing the inscriptions,
1.-THE humble Mechanic"-Na- able Dicta "Mar-
tin Meredith Lipscomb.' sBeard the Lion in his
den-the Douglas in his hail." Dear People, love
your City Sergeant" When we finished this no.
tice the shouts and yells of Lpscomb's friends were
ringing in onr ears, and the procession moved down
the street greeting their admirers as they passed.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-Henry SEEKER was
brought before the Mayor, yesterday to answer for
committing violent assault upon Mrs. Margaret
Low, and sent on to the next term of the Grand
Jury to answer an indictment for the offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

CURTIS PEcK.-We learn from good au
thority that this admirable steamer is now under
going thorough overhaung, in Baltimore, and af-
ter being completely repaired, win resume her run
between this city and Norfolk in short time. The
"Peck"is deservedly popular boat on the James
river, and is withal fast sailer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

Nor PRovED.-The charge against VIM
Allen for running an omnibus against Mrs. Rebeccs
Harris carriage, was dismissed
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DIR. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, until ist May. He is
awaimng the report of the Committee Correspond
ence in this city.
DR.. BRAINERD has restored peasons to perfect
sight, in cases of partial and total blindness of from
minutes application, by Scientific method, of his
own discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
DR.. B. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va.
rious and aggravated grades pain FROM and intole.
rance of light; rsightedness loss of sight from
age, and near-sightedness-all of which have re-
NAMED permanent to the present moment.
Advice treatment given to the poor gratis.
ap 4-dt1stMay
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Is The Subscribers for Stock in the Monroe
Building Fund Association, will please come forward
and pay the nitatory fee of IS cents each share
ance Hail. rear of Grace Street Baptist Church, on
Friday Evening. April 7th, at O'Clock.
The Stockholders requested to come prepar-
ed to pay the first monthly instalment.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
an l-6t Treasurer
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DIsMIssED.-The summons against Mrs.
John Allen for obstructing the street with stones,
was heard and dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

The CUTTERS of the city are in wretch
ed condition and need immediate attention.
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JULIEN TONIGHT.

Tonight JULIEN gives us an Extra"
and he gives us something "Eatra' for the
occasion. Who will not go to hear the grand
conception of MENDELsoHN, his "NEdsumme,,
Nights Dream" in illustration of Shakes
peare's play? JULIEN would not have
completed his career here without it, and his
admirers will not do themselves justice unless
they hear it. The concert contains besides
the inimitable "Katy Did, and the cream of
his other bills. Of course there will be q
brilliant audience.
PORTLAND, April6.-A special committee of the
Maine Legislature to whom was referred memo.
rial from N Y and Boston, in favor of granting the
right OF way for an opposition telegraph line from
Portland to Calais, have reported unanimously
against the project.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-07

DR.. PETIcOLAs has moved his residence
to Mrs. CLAIBORNE'S. on Governor street. He re-
tans his Office of Broad and Mayo sts, where
he may be found at the usual office hours ap St.
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FIRE.-This morning, between ~ and
O'clock a fire broke out in the stable of DIR. Wat.
son, on 9th street, between Franklin and Grace,
which destroyed the building. The carriage and
horse were saved The fire also communicated to
the stable of Mr.. Robert C. Stanard, but by the ex
ertions of the firemen, it was saved The fire was
the work of an incendinry
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Up I-bt

FREDERICKSBURG CORPORATION NOTEs
wanted by C. B. LUCK, at discount of Is cents on
the dollar.
NH 27-ts C. B. LUCK.
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CITY ELECMON-MoNRor WAN.

ClI1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WARD
The Polls were kept open in Monroe Ward yes
day, and win reopen TO-DAY at i o'clock, P. M,
The vote was spirited one throughout the day
and at the close considerable excitement prevailed
We give the vote of the Ward, with the recapitu.
lation annexed:
MONROE WARD.
FoR MAYoR-Joseph Mayo, 1856 scattering II
HIGH CossrABLE-James p Tyler, AS; Clement
White,s4l John + Reeve, 200; ] B Tinslev. IIs.
George w Toler, sc, Baker, jr.. a. T Carer. o
GuAGEA--Sampson Jones, f62; John II Strobis.
444; John A. Hicks, 49, -
CLERK OF HusrINGs couRr-Robert Howard
1853; L d Waliord, 90 -
8 SEaGEANr--Martin N Lipscomh, .72o John NJ
Ferguson, 3l3;lP w Grubbs, 1856 VIM Gouldin' a.
Peter w Ralston, IL. -
KExPEa or Pooh HousE-A Michaels, 1861
SURF. or WArxa WoaKs-James L DAVIS 1875.
B w Wells /.
REGIsTEa WATER WoRKs-M L Stratton, 1868
SuPT. GAS WoaKs-Charles Campbell 1853
SUR. or SrREETs--M Bates, 1850.
AssEssoR-D Miller, 1865; l. Winston
CoLLEcToa TAxxs-Julius A. Hobsou. lal,5
GRAiH MEAsuREA--L H Luck, 1885, K ii Riddick
eae Wells, 22li Jas Sizer, l; ia Hicks, /.
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= STRAW BONNETS VERY A01
CHEAP, at LoUvENTHAL'sSS

~ FIonCH FIoWer Lmp0rIuu- just ~
49, received large invofca Of STRAW-1ssS
BONNETS, consisting Of Leshern. Split. Straw, Flo
renee. Dunstable and Diamond Braid. Of the most
fsshionsblc shapes Also, complete assortment Of
Chiidren's Bounets Flats, Hats, &c.
3 Ladies' making Wax or Paper FLOWERS, can ind
ell the Materials for making the same.
CHAS. FL. L0UvEETHAL,
Fleunst rrspeaise.
ADJ corner Broad and "a eta
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No charges for trial.
We have frequently heard the celebrated

We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters. sold by DR.. c. M Jackson, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the high
of the best medicines advertised for the COM
plants for which it is recommended. They are plea
to the taste and be taken under any crcum.
stances by the most delicate stomach The press far
and wide have united in commencing this invaluable
remedy for dyspepsia, debi ity, &c and such the
be intro duced to every family where dyspe psa has
or is likely to have q victim. an 5-d&w2w
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AMuaunGHUr4,
AMU8U1GENT8.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
M. J u Il L I r n 8
CONCERTS.
GRANT EXTRA NTf.TJT
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.


THIS EVENING, Friday) Aprn 7tb,
by particular desire ssss
The wsHs sf iss %u'e to
which was performed with the suecess A the
Mendlessohn Festival in New York.
Including the following pieces
OysI.are = postissl ds.sription q the chief
remarkable work was the first which gained for the
Composer his European rsputation.)
and Titana, the King and Queen Of the Fsirss
with their attendant Spirits for the purposes Of con-
Interiude in a Minor Descriptive Of H.,m,o,.
seeking Lysander In the obscurity Of the wood.
4. Comic March--Of Bottom, Qninuee. snns. ana
tinnntb 20 .ne,r dramatic represents
Drama OF "Pyramus and Thisbe"
.. Notturno Horn obligato, descriptive Of Hermi-
g. The Grand Wedding March.
Grand Seena-From Robert lie Diable,n Meyerbeer.
MILE ANNA ZERR.
Valse-"FareweIl va1se,n or "Adieu to America
composed expressly for these Concerts BY N. jul.
lien, with Solos by
HERR KoEN1G.
Solo oboe-"La Somnambula,". .Lavins..
QuadriIle Rationale. ........-..........yu Julien.
1.-THE AMERICANA
PART SECOND.
Grand OPERATE Selection and Fantasa. ...... Beui
From the Opera Of Les Hugusnots, arranged By
Solo Performers.
MN. Lavgne. g. Huges and schreurs
Ballad-"I've been Roaming. Horn.
MADLLE ANNA ZERR
Duo-Two Violins....................M ollenhauers.
THE BROTHERS MOLLENHAUER.
Polka-"The Katy Did," or Souvenirs of Castle Gar
Den IN Autumn. julien.
Solo-Clarionef... .wuiils
M WUILLE.
Polka-"The Sleigh Polka'..................Ju julien
Tickets to all parts of the Hall a secured ssat
Soc. extra.
Ushers will be in attendance to show parties to
their seats.
Doors open at Z; Concert to commence ats
Tickets to be had at the Bookstore of Mr. JAMES
WOODHOUSE, where seats may be secured also.
at the Music store of Mr. P. H. TAYLOR. ant