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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

A WFAGLlMENT.-No is hereby given that
"A at my instance an order of attachment was this
day issued by Il. Huntington, justice of the peace
of Perysburg township. Wood county, Ohio. against
the goods chattels, rights, credits, moneys. stocks
interests in stocks and effects. of Joseph Baylor,
nonresident of the county, for the sum of $l4.
March 81, IS54.--4w3Sl LOUIS NELIS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

A NOBLE BoY.-A touching incident oc,
Cured recently at a steamboat sinking in the
Missouri river, near st. Louis. Among the
persons who were swept overheard, were a
woman and boy about twelve years Of age
A man on the steamboat seeing the boy
buffetng the waves just beyond the boat
threw rope, and called to him to take hold
oft. The little fellow replied - never mind
mel can swim-save mamBa.' They Were
both saved.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

On the night Of the 29lh ult. the dwelling
house of Cooper Ingler, of North Lawrence,
n. Y, was burned with all its contents, to-
gether with seven small children, the oldest
being only nine years Of age. The parents,
after putting them TO bed, had gone to a
neighbor's house to spend the evening.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

VETo OF THE NEBRASKA BLL.--All the
clergymen in Concord, New Hampshire, have
put their names at the head of memorial
from citizens of that place, praying that Pre-
sident Pierce will veto the Nebraska bill if
it passes in congress.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.--1T latest tele-
graphic reports estimate the entire vote cast
for governor at about 81 900, divided as fol-
lows:
For Dutton whig, 19.500
For Chapman, whig and temp'ce 10, 800
For lngham, democrat, $4,000
For Hooker, free-soll, 2,7O0
Last year the democratic candidate for
governor was chosen by "a clear majority of
PIT over his wing and free soil opponents.
and the party carried B senators to wings
and l free soileg, and l45 representatives TO
6S wings and II of other parties.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcrloN returns Of
the Rhode Island election. received by tele-
graph, show that VIM. w. Hoppin, whig,
has bsen elected governor by the people, and
that the wings will have decided majorities
in both branches Of the Legislature. The re-
suit Of the vote for governor in the whole
state is as follows:
For Hoppin, whig, 9,ll2
For Dmond, democrat, CASA
Scattering 23l
Last year the democrats elected their gov
ernor by lab majority, and also ma iority
OF the members Of the legislature. Now the
whig majority is about 1900.
To the state senate the wings have elected
l9 members, and the democrats and indepen.
dents l5; and to the house of representatives,
the wings have elected Al, and their oppo-
nents 81.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

NTCRSES Syrup of Yellow Dock, a remedy
lFI for disordered BOWELS and BLOOD. Just
received. See advt. PECK q ROBERTSON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

The trial of Capt Schaumburg for assault
and battery with intent to kill Edward H.
Fuller, in the summer of 1852, was commen-
ced in the criminal court of Washington on
Friday Capt. S. formerly held the rank of
lieutenant of dragons, but for some cause
or other was suspended many years ago. Just
previous to his assault on Fuller, however,
he had been restored to his rank in the army,
with full pay from the time of suspension,
amounting to upwards of $4,000 Fuller,
who, with his father, formerly kept the Ma
tional Hotel in Washington, had boarding
account against Schaumburg of long stand
ing, which the latter refused to pay, on the
plea that it was exorbitant. After he had
received his back pay and still refused, Full
ler published him in handbiE. The next
day Schaumburg met him in Pennsylvania
Avenue and assaulted him with revolver,
wounding him so terribly that for many
months his life was despaired of; but on tri-
al, the jury failed to agree, and he was let
out on bail Mr.. Fuller has since recovered,
and Schaumburg, after lapse of nearly two
years, is about to undergo second trial. In
consideration of the fact that the victim OF
the assault has recovered and the attempted
assassin has very powerful and wealthy
friends, we do not anticipate his personal
liberty to be in much danger.-[San. Reg.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

For Sale,
A HOUSE 4 LOT in Bowling Green; also, Nh
"A excellent little Farm of a mile west of Bowl
ing Green, of 60 acres, 40 improved, with young
orchard, &c, situated good road. For termA
price, &C., inquire at this office s. CLARK
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-04-15

ScHAUMBURG CAsE.--This long pending case
in thu criminal court was brought to a ter
mination yesterday by the rendition of the
verdict of the jury. The verdict was, gull
ty of assault and battery, but not with in
tent to kill" The sentence Of Judge Craw-
ford was, that the prisoner be imprisoned six
months in the county Jail, and pay fine of
one hundred dollars Il Wash. Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16
THE ORATORIO-

Tonight the very efficient and highly .ac
complished opera company, now in this
city, will perform Rosslsi',s SrApAr MATER,
which is the master composition ofthat great
genius The words of this famous Latin
Hymn, are attributed, by some authors, to
some of the Popes but according to the
most probable opinion, it was written by ia
CO bus de Benedietis, who lived in the thir
teenth century. He was a learned jurist,
whose excessive grief at the death of his wife,
drove aim into one of the holy orders Of the
church, in which he gave himself up to the
severest penances. The extraordinary cha
racter of the composition the great depth
and fierce Of its.devotienal expr sssiens are
established in the fact that the greatest mtt !
steal composers hare made it the theme of
their compositions Among the grandest of
them all is Ross1sI's, which the Italian Com
pany win foffdr to the public tonight. Never
before, have tie people Of tits city had the
opportunity of hearing the complete per-
fornlance of this world reno wned pro- dction.
|PARoDI and others have given US passages
frotn,it, but no company has ever given us
the whole in all It's grandeur Of choruses and
instrumental Accomplishments The opporl
tunitg may therefore be'estee,ned d rare one,
and the qualification we know wifi be very
great to- all who have the slightest eonesp+
tipn OF music in its' more exalted attributes
in expressing 1.-THE passions, and devotipna
feelings That it will beifaithfally performed;
we feel assured from the mastery skill of the
artists who viii be engag,e,i'in the perform
aGce.ef H. lf..snT - ,5a9s-a 81 T.; 3ss HsI -su
u Besides the fStabdt Mater. thu prayer OF
Noses ~ Eggpt win be, given, inicoiclasiap
of the performance. Wedo- in all sincerity,
commend this entertainments at metropolitan
Har-perfectly satisfied, as w. are, that in
its style there has never, in Richmond, been
anything of 'eqaal.merit offered to the public.
INnEpExDEsfRoaD rd CHAaHoTTEspIiLE.
THE Committee on Roads in the Senate
yesterday decided unanimously against re.
porting the bill for an Independent railroad
on Mr.. French's plan, from Richmond to
Charlottesville. = -. = - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

Henry G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds
&C., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama. Tehnessee, Ohio, lndi
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Eess s'j.1s.,f - - 4
Ia Practices ip the Courts of Richmond city and Hem
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Office on Franklin near Governor street, 7, nj, /,
Zee 96rn isii ftt-s '+ szi'N ~ '''-''' 80 - :
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NEW BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, "a.
IN q LEWIS Z. SM1THsn

sss.s.sszsss - Ghe1D Ru111unkl0n bfpue
SCENES KID IS z soUsDs ss :.
S.s q I, t,a ~ s w. y Marion sss5Asa.
fSu b AND i'm. u 81 out DOR tbi.iiuss
1s;'aE Esss;a si;'i' r. s' ;:...,,
THE PoTIPHAR PAPERS, re-pnntsd from
s THE LOST PkiacE-Esststeudins sspross the
ss ..s. e hss hi m e. n1si f e d ~ Rev.
MAC spd I4fTY's DIRECTORY for 1854 Friss
= Olivia sf9,; raryErr. on the Patriot cru,.er--
P1ss a Z ss1 asI1Us GAZETTE Of London P.r4
.sz New ssss ssshienss pssisssd noasSi,, : 81 :
ysSsTu hS ain Nos 10 Prs q
ee as. Per pictorial. Fs u our Union, ceper
Wssl as,sS sss TIN ass
For anytime ID the Rew0psper or chssP Pqbiica-
aSe i sPss .sna g opposite the a. Americans aa
NEW BOOKB-Hot Corn, or Lie
/ IN seene5in New York; By Scion Robinson. I.@
from my Window; By h, Marion, stephens, Ia.
Cookery q. !. Should Be, new s,S Manual q the
The Old Doctor, or Stray Leaves from my Jour
Scene. Id the Life Of an Actor, compiled from
memoraaas of tbesate Yankees Hill.
MIS- carpet 6es o. uh' ~i'n i es
Is Hsnrir tia Temple, BY b D. israst. 81 ~, ~.
ysssH sd P5's ffsPss e 9ns
- JrckJunk; or the Tar Sor all Weathers. og "a
], Indiana; by George Sand ~
Davis the PIRATE; or the Free oootefs o. 'ne "a
Yale College scrspes,hy John De yOse Esq. :.
The Orphan seaI:tress, . Narrative Of Innocence
Viola, or Adventures in the far Santh West; by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

- DR. WM.s H.vMmsoR, a practitioner, for
the last %, years, in, the cties Of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPMA.begs leave to tender to the citi
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches Of
his profession. DR. MINOR may be found durin {
BUILDING, corner of Main and Governor sire ets,
and at nighe, at his residence, VIRGINIA fIO USE,
Grace street, 5g5E ~ s0,s .zafifac no SIMS
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l, Mn +. E, MouLsos il like our noble faith
er, Gen. George s(aet like Eapeleon.w who
eventually failed, Al hough Rchiliep said thers was
no such thing as fail who AlwsYs iniuyed justice and
satisfaction 20 all his and Country men There
fore, oaIl on Mr.. INCLUSION. 10 Main Street, for
your PICTURES, as he is destined % conqaer.
la TT anf rEIEErnTels -. ~ AN b. 20
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VIRGINIA.

p.4.~r, u.~~ ~, .s.,--..-
3 81, 3s-,... .
aricl s,,,rr h<,-....s. = .:....-..-
hste beer Suliste.fr "a q yaink tho lpvefd cam
didafes, III, says NJ hsA1ses1td - d
approhf ~ of the COM nity NeneralIy. NE [oH
lowin4I8 The lit of Dioe frs:
~ me stockholders--E. Conway NJ Slaughter,
LIZ, y. s.lolu, - = =. pf ~ sns =
-.
ssI neaiy lain, -. yessss =. w
" vac fes'ashs was a'1u rye
pur'oinng ae'ssS conlAnine MONEY from 'ae ro.'
omce ~ Hsinessme. perHeiey county, "nefe ns'
Iaahe' VI s ne nallinsuufg nepup
Hcan tne o. me poy as an act Wn'Ih
aoeSeqpaiho nof 20 lae pead anu nearto'fres'ueh'
Fiefee' 9 s tssstN 1870 ~ ~
LARGE Hoes. The Charlestown Spirit of Jeier
son gives an 'aceoaat ofsfour hogs asaushtered IN
that vicinity rec entity The largest one % months
old, weighed o9i ios-the other three, ~ riontns
old, weighed respectiVely' e2i, Ava, and aos IDS.
aggregate weight 2i5 !ies. 1hey belonged 10 !ohh
H. Alstadt. .san.s.,.. Il
is OLD Murr.--A negro woman named Miily,
aged about ia years, died in Winchester On
Monday nighs last. Our exchanges do not inform
us whether che "had distinct recollection OF Gen
eral Washington and was present at tie battle OF
Yorktown OF not' .~...a
ie NARROW EecApE.-A little son Of Luke Farrell,
fell into Blandford Run. Petersbure on Thursday
i,3, a...,, - g u, u, ;. : .;,,,,,,
anu "ou.o Ia p'eA "a 'us ''i INC
assis'an li''=. Oh negro -e,,,
EcoNoMY.-The Petersburg Express tells an
amusing story Vi gentleman whose al nifaton
wa. a', !, ae'ed oy humping turkey ana wh'eh ne
aesifeo 20 o"y' oat was soms"hat TAKEN ahack
ny 'nepfce-ohe doiiar ana nau--so ne proposed
to purchase by weight at ninepence pound. The
merchant at once agreed and found the, weight OF
| The bird IN he seven,een ,ou,as and :. h,,f, TIE
gentleman forked over thetwo ,,oIlars and tvsb,v
ce,,sg ;na a.,
e"As. 1'! i"' ssnn'usst otoiio'ny ts no us
grace ITS exPediency may sometimes be violated
by too great an esrnestness to practice it, 2'e a
Ifarrsx,... S,,..z aooo - = i,fi...r
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THE ATHENEUM.

We trust that the citizens of Richmond
will not permit this valuable institution to
anguish, and ultimately go down, from the
want of public patronage. Such result
would be 9discreditable In the extreme to the
good taste and Intelligence of our cemmuni.
ty. While our people open the a. tl7a11
ly..s the.opera, the Theatre, and every species
of amusement, it cannot be that theywiil re
fuse to support, at a cost almost Nominal, an
institution OF their own VIII tiers to
the instruction and elevatiell6 otn Me mind
and heart. uaf -, .gyh. 'Fr4Isf %
!, Season tickets of admission to the lectures,
as has been already ahnouneedi in our adver-
Using columns. can be obtain ed of any mem-
beraof the Atheneum Committee. @.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

SIGHT DRAFTs ON, NRw ORLEAsslII
to suit purchasers, for sale at all times by
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank. - IL ,.e-,
dee 26-d6ra tfiiif ~ ,ilsz iie'"4 #''.'
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FIRES.


The Nav York 1sjbssr. nsnmer easctiops
upon the frequency Of ires in New York, and
with reference peicutxiy U thsshrrniIk 4
tho Metropolita Hal snd lLafai 4 Hotd
states that in the {eat S]ky Of Paris Mere hi
been only oWar a mi nitude. foj Ne perid
of eight years past. What Is wanted in New
York, sayr the Tribune. is what they have
there; lfs 10 Igsstfa
Board of City hiiects. uhoae bus ness shall
private public, andssce The wallis ere ofthe pro
per thickness, the economy arrangements such n
security mad health require and the corr1busfible
materials used in the building az few as possible.
The property Of the Hail and the. Hotel
were valued at 100000. The adornments Of
both were Of the most costly andsplendid de.
scription. !Theloss of the Music Hall is con
sidered a serious blow to Art. and to New
York, for the time,- ireparable, no building
which It has now, competing with it in size
and splendor,. copjpined with the best .loca-
ton. lsasy ii ba,sT esil sees strs - ~
The New York, Times, discussing the same
subject says, that sin london, fires of this
sort do not occur. We hear frequently OF
CONGREGATIONS there but there has net been
within our recollectionsJ q half dozen at which
the aggregate loss would equal the loss in
CURED in this city during the last month alone.
Their Fire department is no more efficient
than ours; water these is not,so accessible as
il is here's and there is not single particular
in which their provisions against fire are bet
ter than ours, excepting in the mode in which
their buildings are constructed. They are
made always for safety. and not for show
The law is not evaded,. but fulfilled. Their
walls are built whether of stone or brick, SO
thick as to afford q perfect barrier against the
flames, and are carried high enough to pro-
tect the roofs efthe adjoining buildings q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

: It'd, CARsos,, g., Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREE BALTIMORE AND, NQ.v3s
Il Bsaoa shd sasys
for sale at lowest market prices. ,je fs7r1y
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BATHS, RAFHs, BATHs---IIOt, cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dre%
sing, Shaving and Shan1pooing Saloon, under the
Ameriesn Hotsl-entrance on II tn street. 1Ps I
Single Bath Is CENTS or five tickets for ST. OCT
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Auorros NorrcE.-Attention is soicitel
to OR sale this morning, at 10 O'Clock,
n iagl4l ID nsDaH ALEX. MOTT b CO. ,Auct.i
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a a Dnsoou ssxi will be- delivered on EuH-
nosniag, tte-mssrosA u osslsst, 81 Gsseseesy
Church, By Rev. Mr.. DAVIS. to the yeung men Of
this ION TIE rscsitf md spddeh desh Of Mr.
GeoIGe w HoMelln = ia l4-ltsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

RoscoE b.. lHEATH, ATroxxRY AT Law,
-Pnctices in tn Courts held In the city ofRich-
:, - Oa3es in the rpeHls bfmerl1 ocespied by Ma
Heath, south side Of Asip street, next dpes to
the ENQUIRER Office. = 81. ss,ss .je7-lmts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16
{! MARINE NEWS r
PORT OF RICHMOND, Janiy Is. snI ~

3 ,nImTa al aeG s'n ARRIVED. .IJi4uaI = =
snSchr. Bynchbursg Couch. IN York ;rndz d. Curffe.
.s SchT Gaiego, Nelson, N. YoIk, Lhfnq d.. ourrie.
5i1 .siJsf iaulfn1, SAILED, !, 90 a1ug 7HfI11niei
r.chr Westevers Rogers, Bostops paaz. p. Gurries
INV s75yol ,gDi ) MEMoRANDA.,f9 . 5sntu Il =.
Bark Henrietta. OF Searsp0rt frosr City Point for
Bastsp, ashoretif Wamseotts Long Island, bad dis
charged $500 bills flour at last ACCOUNTS. and ell the
Iestof the cargo except 20 TONS railroad EqP. Capt.
Treat had gone New York assistapc and with
favorable Weather ths vessel would probably be got
OF soon.l = '-ii4 ~ 81 ~ 49,. ss''V"s =
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SPECIAL no7tcns.

Lass Geunee1ew.AppeieteA tQ meke -
table arran aemenfsto norate The anniversa-
S5sfY BENJAMIN rnnklin, VIII meet - Odd Keilog9
fHalH3HfS EVENING, 18th 10 TT q o'clock E
js& lit THMkOMMITTE4
I<cruRrs ON PRorHEov The Rev. ~
2R. vxE ZANDT. Of etersbur& 0ill deli r th&6
Lecture in the Course, ON PrepheeJ In the "a Pres
byferian Chnrch (Rsv. Mr.. Hoge's,) TOMORROW
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ABEL, y. MAYO, ATTORNEY, AT Law AND
lis Metfopolitsh Han, .Rishn,opd. vi no /
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KENTUCKY sEsATszs- The term for which MI
Grin snde,ifs elected win net eonuence ausii Thu
fourth Of March, when the tern, d Mr.. pisoh
Sho&ecliaeda reselec.ions viii expire. -. 70 /
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AMERitcslE Hoo,r,9EELL.l ,''e ~ 1iZaiA 1tr
iirn RICHMOND, VIRGINIA , -" F, /,
J.MILDEBERGER SMITH, .PRoPRtETos,
"se i51ly Fovaeriyat Jonss's Hotel, Paiiadelf hia
ROPER & MURRAY, UNDERTAKERs, Gov
ernor street, between MUM and Franklin
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! " - WASHINGTON NEWS ,''.'s - ... -
rhe Washington Star, of Thursday, publishes th,

Inc tfftsHiDgsoH Gtdf. Ol puDkAsnts sEe
following: -------
CosPIRmArroSs BY THE SENATE. Yesterday the
Senate confirmed Thomas Rsiney as us. Consul
10 Bolivia; VIM. Croeby, Consaf at Talcuahanna,
Chilli THIS is tbeiposiiion declined by Col Sam,
Stainbaugh, OF Pa. VIM. F.-Giles, 10 be District
Judg 90 for the District of Maryland; Josiah L.. Pa,
IRISH, to be Indian Agent in Oregon, vice. J. w.
Garrison Resigned. g. art .iETw bst-It1. ..aPs
NAVY OFFICES ORDERED DETAerIrn, &C.
Lieut.. II. X. Davenport is ordered 10 the steamer
PFinc6ton; Lieut. Jas s. Bidaie, detached troa the
receiving ship at Philadelphia ami ordered for
duty as light house inspector of the 4th district
Lieut. JohurC. Eewoll, orderedto the Phiiadeiphia
receiving shipuu his sseads 81 ss IS tsI
NAVY OFFICER REsfsSED-Passed Midship
pap Robert Clay Rogers has resigned. He i the
| Navy dffiiccr who was taken prigoner during the
MeYiean war, and esFgisd t2 tie city Of Mexico,
| a. cLgRIeAL Notwithstanding. II. W. Beers,
q New let has been arpeiated tosa temporary
| tors Office.
1TGslast accounts reprcsenf the healtl. Of Mr..
cresEFwsell, ediseriof the Albany as iiproy.
lag' Tie Arsas isthe leaing Had Journal OF New
York. ktsa Is lsiasaita sen.l 6,..ssss,e4. !
Kentucky SEsAIas-- The term for which MI
endeaffs elected win net eon,uence until tht
fourth Of March, 1855 when the tern, Of Mr. rIaJ
sho&eeliaeda ,reselec,ion.wlle expire Z. 70 ) /
les Vit5....t.i. =, q,
L. ThsiMsssrs Willard 'arss going, 20 put IA > ii
Washington d Mammoth H3te 10 aeechihibdatsI
s'sasap1d persons. Thag viii CAB i sh. IN
'ssls st ass'ansl. naag Y .s-s. sss.slp4 |
lettsrjrsm GoIe.J s zeal ~ oct. 81 IL.
N. Y. Herald, says thst sCeants Rulassi siied al
board the Heepcemnsaded by nEstaing.s end hi
body was tasicd ~ sea- The aepaf4un Of shia fe
mains beis = fonnd. = seers4ere. unfouhded
la De-
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iMAs5Nfc-The Free and Accepted Masons Of
the District of Columbia it is said, are about 10
erect new Masonic Temple for the use Of the
brettlren Of the craft ~ '.-.''' - -
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Tho Willard arss going 20 put IA = Ii
Washington tafilnofh 10 acsc;obihsbdats
sssgsand persons, They viii CAB il lie Met op5
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The iast accounss reprcsenf the health OF Mr.
cresswell, edserof the Albany 1,s, as iiinlipproy
iag, Tie 1rsas isthe leaing Had Journal of New
| York IA I. h -.
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Books of the Concert, llsd the. "a
Crncerr Guide" icon tanning music, Italian and Eng
fsh words fofthe Goncert Of evening; also fhe
music, ltaaan land EnglIsh words OF the prnsspal
BALLADS, songs arias, and duets suhg blythe laost
ceiebrated artistsy who have given, and viii give
Concerts In tine United Sta,es for saI &C the tiekes
office and atthe door. f1its SEE stf giErnfT Tsta
/ sEY The Price ofhdrnission besbeeu Fixed 10 pin
sears oi'the Hall at One Dotlsr. 10 = $ aT
E1e Seafsmay be secured without extra charge a.
Mt. Woodhouse' II oos Atote. ------
,. poors open st 2, Concert conmenee &c o,etyss.
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y e. Admission ONE COLLAR. .tlJE<k M
p E1- Tickets to be had d. Mr.. TAYLoR,s Mr.
Store, aud az the American Hsae previous 20 Sara
day Evening, and On the evening Of the Concertst
MetrA politan Hall. tft -
: q Doors open at . o'cioss-Sacred concsr. 10
precisely at s-o'clouk p no la Js--es
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Try REWARD Runaway on the first
-IVday of January, 1885 !, my boy JOE He is Of
Ia coubtenafce and speaks quick his righe knee
bends in, and he liinps little in waking Hs had
en- when he left, coats, one grey and the other
white, bIsek rents, white ssrt, red flannel drawers
and an old Waite hat. as, sl4..i t.ti,sf,. Ia IN
If.he is taken out Of the city Of ichniopd or tow
Of MsPs4 sl Rss M ia the sy 'f ks
= r bought him Of John g. Sannd sfs, in Richmond.
will pay the above reward forsthA delivery of the
get hial.f 70 al uoau 8qsliao JOHN. HouPp.iy
ia l3rtsi 81 ~ Erisiaa. - Jenli, lanchsster.
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Cry I, GENERAL BEslaE.
-.,.ssa. PROG An MIE

I .sv ~ai-se -PRoGRA MMIE: toEHD~a
--ft11ae 80 III FART Irar4 ..15at Hl9
J! GRIND Fantasia Dfaaati1ue, on airs from ~
Lucia di Lammefinoor, composed aud persh y
-.9, formed by rEt{ III. srkAKoscH.
sH0t BY t7is7 80 siguotf1a apELfSAPArf5.
8. ''Andautes Rondo' from the Cuncerto in ~
g - A, COMPOSED and performed by OLE BUEl,
f. tine Magic bei,,h con- pesed add perform 80
20 eddy '7@ri7 s9h'" - HI. STRaKoses
6. All, non gpinge,'- the celebrated Rond5 %
- Finale, from LA Soumarubps,n by Bel IS
hni, guhg by Signorina AID LfsA PsrjI
c. Pasaniis Witches Danee, performed By
.'-s',Il = = ~ - = -. OLE BULL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-16

:; TARaEs ST AT zANtsyr1L eaaf mute ft
passing by the name Of Rider, but whose real
names said % be Clark and Crandall, have been
arrested at Zanesvilie Ohio on the charge of steal
ing attunk and gold watch from Mr.. Geo ,lseaward,
81 Baltimore while in Wheeling, s,..ra