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THIS tFnday) JUNE l6TH.
PROGRAMME.

l. ovERTURE-. wnli.m Tell; .RoSSlNi.
r''~,f i q eE li,a. '2 sSg?fr 2nsi
THE HARM9S5S S9SEry yr Of f Ems
THE HN IS SS1 orERA a oRcaEsr hANO
JU5IFTS FILL VI sSSGERT oRcHEsT WArn,x
Z o"''N' the GERMANiA MUSICAL SOCIETY,",
SOLO cLARIoNITto6 MI6dss tsos Auser. opcr, of Fra
D''''0 ''''''''''''Mwu lLIE YIN
CFr,i Claiione 70 Tie hing Of Belsiuml pp,,,v,
ARIA-"Cssis Diva ca, nile Goddes>l 'SEiLiN
MADAME I:H, w "a IIi'i . B0UciELLE,
s sYMPHONY"Th The Audaute from the symphony n
Minor .o he ciclf, HASDEL
NJ nom Io aiS ana c Slsi;z
7 SOLO CORSFT A-PiSTON--' The Farewell Waist -...
rAdi'u 10 America ,it RR KciNI,.
8 SOLO VIOLIN" Romance du Sonei de MAsanel9 ,,vv
awe Variations Bfisuiss
o,.Dn,,,r PAU IuLI Ii4,,.r JULIEN
Conn esd sAssly oE The NaSe Consfs As ''"pH''" y
" The A.eiiesg SSsc;il!e'' by
pssoRrIioN-The f' second taHi and our, cures o. me
Sside I si % AnsgS rag aa nose
by thtiI Iiory IN close Al
hSI6ihe merry qgek rihe stately marchtae sFsa.y III,
the seveIsl com pauies Tco, &c tom y,w
@ I tT Scefs.ihe Busy Of the ci;, IS bdius
no, and ihS God ssuus 81 Nev.Vor. huse DER b. c,rryus
h.ypwad he oli.ous tlc atoa' ac the agaes
Of lie dsyno, sounds snee resosh'n The
Fire Fed" sweep ou"erd through the MIGHT breaches esifae
aouid while .he ursspecns Aei9e saadny shower 81
While In a. d.iafce the Gcsp-ofei iocsu sounds the ala Of he
echoed mouth - mogh and few
ard t breaks
upon The frca- hing rapid now ii slowly .say-the
sisIm and IS responded 20 On tower and
far the wide c@Isps ~ i1c cry @ one
they fushins onward 20" an i con
fsg4oph sd,f u each g al. troop, vt- }" hf-a uS'-s
be esgtr iclo"e rsthr scene ia refctto-ihc WIZ
lusiopa dull. rd glare lunnates tAt l'iH -
Thousand fked rcf~nd shoot kef ana 'e''
bent oestrtyirE al within their reach.
Nov tssins lle ~ ncuis The FFcmcn ~ once
The ATTACK he gs,utc dsuls they scale nv s1
~ ais aid roof TeIiie baud. bent couqrcrF sna Gu
al rctfea thcv compel the e.
frCf fIFert .fs b
ard As he crushing vale rzrircug Do Sno
.dr.s tlc sway while the cheers 1T Tire tcmrh
and he led multitude lIoc4Aa lac Vic
Between fbe Frsi aud secoad Parts
DODwORTu's FULL BAyD
ed
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I DAN OF sl,Uoo,OoO tor the ENLARGEMENT

I DAN OF 81, UU0Ut tor the ENLARGEMENT Of
i the ERIE the OSWFGO. the CAYUGA and sENEOA CA
NAILS, aud for The COHPLErIpN of the BLACK RIVER and
GENFSFE VALLEY CANALS, and FOR the ENLARGEMENT Of
The LOCKS Of the CHAMPLAN CANAL-1he Cowmsioneno Of
Fund the entitled An provide TO,
the enlargement Enc Osxgo and the Cayuga jene
the Black River and
Canals. pgosce for tie Canal Re-
Cerlhcaes other pnose passed 18th April 1854
hereby sealed viii received ant the
June o'clock the afternoon of thai day
LOAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS for which transferable Ger
sock will be sueG the Nsme Of the People Of
NewY0Ik bearing the Of
payable quarterly and the principal
the first day Of July. 1872
II understood that b- liberty
The offers such ss Ia their opinion ID
yanieseOus 70 the Interest,". Of he
The Iforo-as be or part Of said Loan
les than 5000 All proposals be sealed and indosd Loan
the Enlargement Of the Erie and other Canals
closed envelope and directed the Controller Albany
TIE will be requi aid
the hid the balance the frst day July
which interest will % The Loan.
Payments be made BY the the credit 0f tho
Treasurer m the state 0f the Canal FL nd N the Banb
Of the Manhattan Company Se~go Ia tho NeS YORK State
Bank In the City q Albany
stckh0dcs residing Ia the "a Judicial Ostcts nd
reading the State will the the
BY them quarterly ID. BsDs the Manhattan Company In the
City Se~Yok I'll ob- socshode. NewYork
April n, 1874 : .. CHURCH, Lisnt Governor
r.. w. LEANES~ORTH Secretary Of State.
JAS NJ COOK, Controller
p. q sPAULDING, Treasurer
OGDEN HOFFMAN. Attorney General
Commissioner Of Cana FuhA
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.ToTICF -BUFFAIO and NFW-YORK err

NOTICE -BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY
~ RAILROAD COMPAST.-Tie ereditJn and holders Of the
Third hoftsfEe Bonds Of this Road REQUESTED call No
Nas' with ~ delay aid sgIy their the opiOs
o the 'ntnt Of he Fioans Debt Of the Company
ifn ~h e Arrangements meeting Of creditors bsh
7th me- The sguaures Of al the paies Interested
grsd - Toe b. fore tn Jay render binding
he Company. THFODORE sEDCWiCn,
EDWARD WHIT SHOUsE, ConmIEee
DEFINING DUER
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Amusemfnls.
X 5 + 4 l. l. +. -
MUSICAL CONGRESS
CONTINUED
EVERY EVEN G.
SHORT SERIES.

mission ..................2J Cents.
Reserved Seats ...................7j Cents extra.
Tt Fresdeut the Association for The Exhibition
the Industry Nations" with the constant aim OF advancing
the objects placed under their charge, could not
ls splendid Musical ensemble produced on Thursday
June life of solitary though brilliant
evening Feeling importance creating great impression on
The public rendering familiar tho the classical
worth ea; masters Of popuazDs Music as an Art thy
determined possible make for brief exclusion
ofthe GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS at THE CRYSTAL PAIL
ACE.
They have qualification of announcing that they have sue
eeed.d the services Of ali the distinguished VOCAL aga
instrumental ARTISTS as well as the SOLO PEhFohM-
Frs who appeared on Thursday, June H. together with
VI. JULIEN
and his
EMINENT EUROPEAN ARTISTS
THE ORCHESTRA OF TIE GERMANIA socIETYi
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE MUSICAL FUND socIhIi'
of Philadelphia;
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
THE ENTIRE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS .
THE WHOLE OF THE NEW-YORk ORCHESTRA.
DoDWoRTHs FULL BAND,
aud
THE UNITED STATES BAND.
The also enabled TO state thai many
members Of SOCIETIES have kindly prohered
their CONTINUED the occasion The Association therefore
are in position that THE MUSICAL CONGRESS
will be CONTINUED EVERY EVENING for SHORT SfhiEs
Of Grand VOCAL and ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS
The projectors sost aware that they would
not the public they had not pHceu
charge price which would enable the amateurs o.
music and the OF the American people TO a"S'1 Va ~
selves works Of the great masters by frequent
tendance They that their arrangements
reducing the price. admission scale entirely dspopooned
The Of he Intellectual entertainment given will meet
with general appreciation
SACRED SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Since the fs opening the Crystal Palace many appcaons
have been whose business avccaiion peciuded
th. ordinary occasions requesting that the Oysa
Palace nsh opened k the London Crystal Palace syden
ha grahcaiion Sunday afternoons as the only time on
which they could he present
twas deemed improper comply with such requests for obVi-
But The rKsident Of opinion that an 'sT'iou' mo
has now arrived fs of is general wish
without off ndin good violating the respect due to the Chs
han sabbath.
A SACRED SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
will take place. therefore, On
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE le,
when Ires,nted GRAND SELECTION Of SACRED and
Vocal and ISsTRUMESTAL from the Works Of
the Great the Interpretation OF which the whole oil Inc
immer resources of MUSICAL CONGRESS will be brought
Into active requilon
The Crtal Palace will be opened SUNDAY EVENING a.
O'clock In order sudtnce opportunity 10 secure com
Ale places before the commencement the Sacred Concert
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rns AvssIcAs Exca.ser BANk Nav. foak; June ls

OyyIcE OF rHs DELAwARE 4 HuDsos CANAL Col
Hss.YoRK, June 5, 1854
TINTE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF this Company
have divide nd Of five per The
probts of the COMPANY payable and after the 5h Instant
book viii be closed from the 9TH 10 tho I'm sH
O''" N''''' - ISAAC v SEYMOUR Treasurer.
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financial.
SIMEON Dsssss. Auet'cneer.
On DRAPER, Office No. 46 Pine,

SIMEON Dsssss Auctcneer
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No IS Pine-st cor
ID Der wismFRiDAY, June 10 III oeloeA he Ner-
en si .i.r-s B-csdw.y Bank stock as s.cA
3 shares Commonwealth tire nanee Company, seo. $50
tn T esr, p.ysse it April AID m osoSer
At the Ohio Lie aud lrus' COuPany paePs due ls
and enquirer concerning these sonds.
M ss.n a .. so'
abe jar and July in $50 o IN, s,.s., Man.
ssd and Nws Railroad cSnpsns interest payable Apnl and
Aso down ssl.qce Avg on delivery Of ''"s;
sSS .sss. Ions s i.i.HS RsiosJ Co 900 s.sh
,Sc .ssrs. Mchi.sn soaSr1u Rsirosd CO. 500 each
$50 .hsi,. NcMssus fi.n.it Co, +ico each.
$40 .hsr. Cleveland and Toledo Ralrosd Co, *Seseh.
50 share. Cleveland snd Pissur,h Railroad Co. each
CEVENTH WARD BANk.-Ngw-YoRK. June Is.
~ ssst election h day held the following named se"e
met y 81; ut %%FFSeE, iESsTss pSwSgse
SRiLIP RASsSS S S1TH,S sxeoSSpkI
WILLIAM BALssEyya s ss,sss II. SMITH aud
For Inspector. of the nea' fc,osMiSoN THOMSON JOHN
Boar. Dasso :gPs:sSSp'pp;ly ssS w VIII Il.
LIAM s ~ John Is~eSs E
reelection whertuyon Wa, ur9sim9usiyn ~. s.v,n,
Bs and hereby rendered to che o1 John w L.w
p hs, b'y r~Srst h fcrirsren, from position which
& s S s s ss hn ;nf s isis'S
COCHITUATE BANK, BOSTON. $1,000 in
y Bills OF tie above Bank for ,sle at the ohoe Of
DEFENDORf Co. Ne. ~ Bowery.
A NETTING of the SHAREHOLDERS in the
NORWICH NINE will be hcld A. he office OF the American
Mining Comrany No 5 brotway lors on the 5t " June
instant O'Clock Z. NJ 10 voir on an ncrsase OF capital
OFFIcs o. LirrLN MIAMI RAILROAD Co.,l
TREAsuREss DEPARTMENT. CNcISNAri, June -. 1854
IT MELTING of the Directors of the Company
n held this the Company this City, DlNl
PER CENT declared oa' Of q. s.So9 G,
the mouths end May ST. ult PAYABLE 20 tho siocshode.m
aer hc 'h Instant a. tue once
If the Conreuy City al stock stored here and a. the
office ofsiessrs WNsLOW LANlER Co, IN the City OF N7"
York on all stock Compauj stored at their Office
able either
stock holder. ~ o der j. HANDY. Treasnrer
oFYIcE COLUMNS AND AENiA RAILROAD Co,
DEPARTMENT, CotvMnvs, June z, lSSi ,
AT A MEETING of the DIRECTORS OF this
~ Coupany held this da tn II Office this city, DIV lcfND
OF FIVE PER CENT clr4 OF the fof Tho
six months ending last payable tie Stockholders in the
stock COMPANY and s'T the Inst al the obco OF mo
Conr all REGISTERED here aud AZ the Office OF
Wins ovy ID, CITY OF Ne~Iork all Stock OF the
Conn any there FActora shares pslehe either ~ cash
on soc. Of Company option ,nolde by order
5. T.. WRIGHT, Treasurer
BaxK NORTH ANsRIcA NV loRk juno II, lgd
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors have THIS
\ DAY declared Dhldeu5 Of THREE AND A HALE PER
he tth il slant TO july |. SEYMOUR Cashier
OFFICE o NORTH AMESIcAS FiRE INSURANCE Co,
NO Nslis.. New York. June 8, 1854 J
nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors Of this Com
- pany hsdsy declssds semi Annual Dividend of rs
PER CENT on the Capital Stack. payable on demand
". BLEECKER, Secretary
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No - td-sv. ard raying Tor This advertisement
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No s57
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IL NOTES drawn and Endorsed by Us:
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One dated April 49, 1854 ..s m0nths....... 2595 -
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The will be refused maturity
JAMES < HENRY MCBRIDE, No lO2 Br0ad-st
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psyabe No 80 COuuandtst the other
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L.
Jr wsr, Insl the succeeding Election.
meeting of the Board. sub qlenfy held +. A. PALMER
f' J L. EyHRITr. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

READ THlS.-All persons who have net
=; - as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING, can now do 20 at cost BY ap-
plying at X. DECOU CO.'S Franklin Clothing
store No SO Main st., Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and well-lDade as
present season. All which will most positively be
sold at cost, for cash only.
r. DECOU CO,
Ia ll-6m tf= No. SO Main IT.
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CONGRESS-FRIDAY,

The SENATE did not sit. The House OF REPRE-
SLSTATIvEs having refused to take up the private
Calendar after dspOsng OF the morning BUSH
again into Committee a reference of the Pres
dents Message.
The discussion on New York Democratic politics
wac resumed. Mr. Cutting. of New York, made a re-
Jonder TO Mr. Hughes his colleague, in gard to the
iacts involved in the controversy
Mr.. Westbrook IA "S9tt,") OF N. Y, spoke an hour
in explanation of the position of has section of the
party, and in reply to Mr.. Cutting,
Mr.. Welbridge, ia "Hard,") of n. Y,) whilst ap
proving Of the doctrines OF the Presidents Inaugural
and Message, took ground against Executive inter
ference with State elections manifested 10 the let
ter Of Secretary Guthrie and that of the Attorney
General addressed 10 Massachusetts and tee graphed
to Mississippi. He considered such interposton as
subveIsive of State rights and the liberties of the
whole people.
Mr. Perkins Ia soft " of N. Y, occupied the floor
Tor nearly an hour IN discursye and amusing recital
Of the New York Democratic teuds, but consoled
himself with the thou ght that the patriotism of
Of them proof against the Influence of the flesh
pots. and that the pa ~ would come together again
at 10 distant day.
The committee seemed to have yielded tn 2mselves
up 10 enjoyment and the chairman found it difficult
To repress occasional outbreaks of mirth.
After the committee several bills were re-
Tered, Gad the House adjourned to Monday.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO Rrsc1IFps

NEW YoRK, Jan. a2a--The amount collected for
the san Francisco rescuers is sl7,35o. The com
mi'iee have decided upon the following apportion.
ment: ~ fAfg
To the captains of the Three Bells, KiIby and
Antarctic, $500 each; gold medal and silver pitcher
or tea service to the first mates $3.50 and gold med
a! to the second mates; $500 and gold medal TO the
petty officers; 500 and gold medal to the seamen;
$50 and silver medal 10 the captain of the Lucy
Thompson; service of plate valued at $1,000, gold
medal ana various sums to Capt Watkins, Lieut.
Murray and the officers and crew of the San Fran.
CISCO service of plate valued at $1,000 gold medal
and various sums to the engineers and mates of the
San Francisco
resolution was adopted that the committee con
tinue to receive contributions for similar objects to
BE- applied by the Benevolent Lite-Saving Associa
ton.
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THE DESTRUCTION OF THE CITY HALL IN New
foRK The fire which broke out in the City Hall,
in the Park, New York, on Thursday evening, de.
stroyed the whole building. Itwas occupied by the
New York Supreme and Superior Courts, the o. s.
Circuit and District Courts and the offices of tax
commissioners, emigration commissioners city coro-
ners commissioners of airs and supplies city in.
spectors FIRE wardens, commissioners of streets and
lamps, aud various other important city Offices
All the books, records and important documents
were saved.
The law library, containing books to the value OF
$4,000, was in part of the building. Most OF
the books were saved, but many were damaged
The library was insured for 10000, and the loss is
estimated at SIe,G00
The loss the building is estinl8ed at $50 COO and
upon the contents at So, 900.
The building formerly the old amsh ouse but
renodelled and repaired several years ago for tn
of the courts and the various city Offices 1t was
built of brick and extended nearly 500 feet There
was O insurance n Ii.
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TIE rRIE TROUBLES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. u. Governor Rigler, OF
Pennsylvania has at length LEFT tor his seat OF gov
c-ap,eui apparently in better spirits than when he
x~~iyei here on the special invitation OF Presi-
I,rt Pierce IN regard to the railroad troubles at
Erie Considerable anxiety and curiosity have
leen eyinceed ty the New York and Pennsylvania
delegations in reference TO the result OF the inter
1i,,y between these high tuuc,ionaries. Those who
,rs-epa Ia know assert that Governor Biglers as
surancns and representations have been such, that
H. rg,ie-sl Government will not interfere in the
matter leaving in a great measure the whole DIFF
teq'.v - be settled by the Legislature OF Pennsyl.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ARRIv4L OF TnE CRESCENT CITY.


NEW YoRx, Jan. 2l.-The steamer Crescent City
arrived here this morning from New Orleans via
Havana She encountered very heavy weather
The Crescent City left New Orleans on the 18th
instant. and Havau on The 18th inst. She brings
- passengers. Her cargo consists ofmolssses and
tobacco.
on the 18th she saw ship ashore on Csry's Foot
Reef hut at such distance as TO be unable TO as-
e-tain her name or to give description other pc
cuiiar L. 1T spossible that this may prove to be
die bark Mandarin, from New Orleans for Balti-
more. now cut about seventy days,
When the Crescent City ieft Havana there were
,,,,t Few vessels in pert and business, generally
sncakinp. dull No marked change in prices.
In political circles there is quite lull, and for
once startling reports are no longer heard.
The refusal OF the Captain General to receive an
additional salary Of $4,000 per year. has made him
many friends, even amongst the dissatisfied cir
cles
The health OF the Island good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23
MAR FITS

New YoRK, Jar. 2l.-Flour quiet-dealers await
ing the steamer. Sales 5000 bbls State at S908
Southern, So. l30 50. p.
Wheat quiet-sales small: prices unchanged Sales
Il, 900 bushels Corn. at 8709ic., mixed aud We low
Provisions unchanged. Cotton steady-no change.
Whiskey, 29t a30c
BALTIM3RE, Jan. 2i.-At the Corn Exchange this
morning, Flour frm-dealets holding off for farther
European advices now. fully due by the Niagara
Howard Street held at S78 "a S7.87l, and City Mill is
the same. Rye Flour, S. 5o0S5.62s.
Corn Meal-Couatry, S3624 1915; City, 81 per
Dbl.
The grain market is firm: receipts and supply
~ sold at 1870 1885, tor red and 1880 90c for good
TO prime white. Inferior lots2 to 15c less.
Corn is tirm-sbout 10 Geo bushels offered and sold
mostly at 73075c. for white and SOC for yellow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens o.
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of 70 ign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESE AYES,
ICKLE, FIGS, RAIsINS, TOY5. and every de-.
scrption of articles usually kept in such estsb.
lishment, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
~ His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-
sents, he is complete. de is