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ron THE WEST AND sOurH.-UALTfmOaE AND
ONO RAILROAD.


Tprorsd for sraeeI"rovani changes ~ seized
THE late completion Central Wheel
Columbus unitnr. does BY sbor and direct
lne all portions on the West
tana Soh and soutwest ibis route greatly increased nd
santaxeE through direcuon bn
day, November "a, 1854, the trains Will b. toows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two trains daily Will direction. first the mai
leaving Camden instead OF O'clock
heretofore except Sunday arriving Wheeling 40 a
an, heretofore, and running through Wheeling in about
hours reaching al 10 30 This train will stop Wash
burg, johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont, Rowesbug New
burg Feueran Farningon, Cameron and Moundsve only o
regular with The OF the Central ONO road Tor Gam
bridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark Columbus, Cneinnat Louisville, Day
sanaasky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis, Chicago, ST. Louis
Sc Passenger leaving Baltimore BY Inc mali Tram wiz teaeh
while by the train they
there al ~ the ns beg kept but one night on The route BY
Nohwest and ali intermediate
points, make direct with the trains The Ceve
Ptsbura the Ohio navigate
for Wheeling and Wsyic BY leaving baltimore
In the mail tram at 7,
Returning the unns leave follows; expires.
train 30 rrachax Baltimore al 50 a. the mail train
a N IS p reaching Baltimore p.
Throosh cke, by beat from Wheeling for Cincinnati Madison
Louisville 81 Louis and other cities, viii be sold al all times
when the OF water will admit
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington, and all The
important the West sold at the ticket Offices
Of the company,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail au leaving Can1en station, will take passengers fo
al the road Returning this
Wheeling IL rs, midnght Cumberland at 10 Is,
The train, Frederick
date Places viii p daily Except Sunday arriving
in Frederick at 40 Returning will leave Frederick al .,
arriving Baltimore al 10 30 noon.
Tire Ecotts Mills accommodation will be daily, (excep
Sugdays,) follows;
Leavs Elieou's Mills at 2 80, a. M, and 80, p m,
Dec l-df
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United States Mail.
UTAH.

rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
PROPOSALS carrying the mails the United States from t
s a s w S Sy 9 H. "s
oe q the ro o s n e u ne % a, Washington
day. The routes the herein specified,
1896 From Salt Lake city, by Nefs Mill Mill Creek Hoaday'
settlement L,,le Cottonwood and Drspersvtie TO Mount
Leave Sal, Lake Gi,y every Thursday al Fam;
Leave Moun,aInvine every Friday a. = m
aso7 fro Sail Lake. CIV BY Tasye Yves. Jordan
ners Mills, Bingham, and kanyon, to Cedar Valley, AZ
Leave sa. Lake GiE every Thursday l :. a7am
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday a'lpmi
al Lake City day by q
asos From oele City 70 antsy'c y miles and back once
Leave Tosle City every Tuesday sam;
Arrive at Grantsvlle by 70 IN;
Leave GantsyIe every Tuesday al pm;
esos From Neph CITY, By Fillmore Guy Corn Creek Paragona
and Paroyan, 10 Cedar Guy, eo miles and back, once
Leave NePhi ely every Monday a,sam
Arys osG Sso S y m"P paS a. 10
NOTES.
omissions not sascri explained three times The pay Of The
be deducted For arrivals far behind break
with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
viii he imposed unless delinquency be promptly aud satsacto
& Iy @ 10 @ s n f a
post Office o suffering 10 be injured DESTROYED robbed lost
route The annu the contract for repeated
failures 70 run aseeay for dsooeyns The Posi- Once
laws OF the department. for assigning the contrac
without Postmaster Postmaster
General the schedule He may order
by allowing therefor increase the
contract He also eua discontinue the service,
rata decrease Of he allow months
the dispensed No pay will be allowed
distance points supplied
herein stated The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General superseded small PROPOSAL
in The Territory Of Utah" The contracts to be executed and
returned the department before the Isl day September
1855 For further conditions be incorporated
the advertisement for California Oregon, Utah. &c
dated 18th October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6-lawdw Postmaster General,
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The % will be uniess a.
payment o. the subscription be made in advance.
DiSt0ni subscribers sRy by potr
wasa ssil Be paid b. oafyvs y
The COUNTRY PAPER pubhshed i-weekly during
Aaons % Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions zoe period tnan year win Be received
terms psoporaened 20 the above annual rates.
eP 0sTMAsTERs aushoune 10 act a. our ax.n and by
sending DAILY subscribers with So enclosed Or srys
sEm-wkkkLY subscribers, win enclosed be sauuod 70
a copy gratis.
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Asylum for Orphan Boys.

The trustees Orphan Asylum having eab-
shed orphsA boys under the Of the
ChstAn Broherswho ready such, without
religious opinions OF viii be admit
ted the board the OF their meansbcg
upon charitable inhabitants Of the District OF
Columbia eontrt be convenies which
earnestly sohcled provide for the
protection Of sum ring children, whom aud the
rendered objects OF aud edmmiseraon
appeal he heart Of Christian
The satisfaction OF completing their house
orphan girls nearly hundred children
ported educated although they determined, the 5On
1855 re-eabsh house boys they have
prevented doing The want Of the
available properly hands small exception, beng by
grant from Congress, aud Of donations and egaces
restricted the female branch q se uon, the income from
which is yet required win VS. for the support OF tha
branch and hence the me- appeal by the
charitable for aid in the OF Their duty towards the or
phan boys Ia r.ovde y for whom i,l by
tyste.ss pressing obigauos.
ponans contributions viii be thankfully received by
IL ,rusils by either The adie gentlemen and
vi, dic the charitable contributors TO the Of the
phansi
Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President
Rev. lanes q. D0NELAN,
TIMOTHY j. O'TOOLE, Trustees.
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
W. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Manager-rs. Boone, direcuess; Miss
NJ Johnson second Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Cahaiine A. Mast srcntay Ars, Cahaune
simns, Mrs Noyes, Mrs Elliot Mrs Josephine Young
Mrs. Caharihe Roche.
tasremhDr. Va G. Ouhame Charles
Keenan,, Edward 5imus seraphim Mas John Fitzpatrick VIII
liam Wheaey Thomas Bayhe etst Brady George Harvey Jo
Rudolph Ecnu, Dr. Alexander Smns
George Maingly, Robert Mahoney, John y. CasseI
1.-The Weekly News star and Baltimore SUM- wi please insert
the above several times iiec l--2aw2w
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HOUSE or REPREsENTATIyE s.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS


The SPEAKER laid before the House q communication
from the Secretary Of the Interior recommending that the
appropriations therein asked for be made laid on the table
and ordered TO be printed
Also, a communication from the Treasury Department
relative to additional estimate for the purchase Of oil for
lighthouses which referred 20 the Committee Of Ways
and Means and ordered to be printed
Also communication from the sams department. trans
hitting the result OF experiment made testing the
strength Of wroughtron beams and grder with sketches
Of the various kinds used and recommending appropr
alton OF $4,000 10 meet the expense OF complete series Of
experiments which referred to the Committee Of
Ways and Means and ordered TO be printed
Also, communication from the department trans
hitting list Of clerks and other persons employed in that
department during the year 1854 which laid the
table and ordered TO be printed.
q, CHASE.
MIR CLNGMAN demanded the consideration Of the reg
ular order.
The SPEAKER announced that the first thing In order
the consideration of the motion made yesterday by the
gentleman from North Carolina Mr. ClseNASl TO lay on
the table the motion Of Mr. pEcKHAN reconsider the
vote Wy which the House passed resolution excluding
William b Chsse from the House hal reporter, ac-
count OF the part he had taken in securing the extension Of
the Colt patent
Tho question being then taken on the motion TO lay on
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United states Patent Once,

ON the petition oring Worcester
praying for thu extension Of patent granted him
th day % April, lsAi wrenehes
roy seven years from the expiration OF said PATENT which takes
place ON the 10Th day OF April, 1885
Is ordered the said petition
Monday, the % day April next 1885, O'Clock,
az persons nouaed appear
WY said petition ought be granted.
sfsons opposing file In the
uhicr the
days before the day Of hssrng all testimony hed by either party
10 DC used At the said transmitted
plicstio
The testimony in The win closed
1885, dispositions, and other relied
be nled ~ she office
arguments. fanny, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also THAI this be Union Tnre
and Evening star, Washington Evening Phil
adephia, Pennsylvania Scientific American
Post Boston, Massachusetts
weeks previous 70 the "a day April next day ofhesng
CHARLES MASON,
CommissionrT Of Patents.
r. OF above papers please copy
Jan l2-lsw3w
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND EXHIBITION
METROPOLITAN Mechanics, Institute

WIN take place Smithsonian Institution, Washington d.
the 9Th of February, 1855
HIS Institute founded 3ist OF August 1882 the
promotion and OF Commerce. and
The Mechanic aud Useful Arts.
The con'rburons 70 the Exhibition already and
indication afforded i and interesting display
The made grand The ha.
and other apartments Of the smithsonian Institution
admirably adapted therefor and supplied
erytDs conducive the safety and comfort
bntors and vste while the approaches from nil the city
have been greatly improved
Persons wehyone years friendly Objects may
be admitted membership of this Institute; il between the ase
of fourteen twenty they admitted
Der The former required initiation ST. and
S2 thereafter and the latter initiation fee OF 81
81 per year ereafter.
ror the beneits School of Design junior
members are charged Of four months.
All members the privileges Of the Exhibition
Members tickets admit member and LADY, member
and two children, of and chden and
junior members tickets admit junior member and lady
oher persons are required 10 for tickets toiows
Single admission IS
seasn ticket convertible into membership "
Genteman's season ticket single 50
uchet..,. w
the office the the Exhibition al the northern
main entrance 10 the Smithsonian Institution, daily from g.
M until M where all business connected with this
prise will receive prompt
should also be addressed to the undersigned.
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
Jan 2f--eoa superintendent
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Two ntrnished chambers f'r rcnt-For rent, two
modous chambers, neatly comfortably
cigbly located 5h street, between Louisiana
quiet
Browns Hotels They
friends who wish to Other being
Joining, with door opening between them.
Inquire on the premises, No f37 9Th street. Congregational
Church
Dec
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cntteh states Patent once,
Washington. Jan, 10 1855


Washington, jan 10, 1855
AZ the peuton OF james NJ Putnam administrator
deceased New Orleans,
extension OF the
9th of May iofi, for improvement in
distractions
seven from the expiration Of said which
the 9Th day OF May, 1856
Is ordered that said petition be
Monday, the 23d day of April 10 O'Clock,
nnuhed show
why said petition ought NOT be granted.
Persons opposing the file
Once Their obecons specially forth
days before the day of hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said be
cordance with the OF the office, which will he furnished
plcaiion.
The testimony in The will be closed the 18Th Of April
depostous and other relied
Oiled the Office before the morning of that day the
guments II within days hereafter
Ordered b this published in Union
genee and Evening star, Wasngton D. o. Scientific Amer
can New York Evening Argus Philadelphia
Ohio,
vious TO the 23d Of April next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEdors of the above will copy and send
Their bills 10 the Patent Oce with containing this notice
Jan ll-iawJw
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Ornamental Trees for Sale.

az the beet variety avenues cemeteries and lawns
They all seedlings free growth, free
t-1ects, and sunfed No silver
feet in the clear and wei nshc
high European Of rich foliage
O the
and number purchased, from Come
for yourself Cali James Maher, public gardener
Jan IT--iaw1ve
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CARRIAGE Horses for saioA pair beautifully,
matched northern family horses, together
nihcent northern built modern
The horses II great vnne aing young and gentle. The
has months, and
ard pereci when hrst pufohsscd
Tbe Owner, having for viii sell them great
Apply 10 VIM T. DOVE, Coaidealer, Fret Ward.
Not lg--dtftf
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R..,.-ass,sa Of virgins. SIX Per Cent. Debt.

TsE kiss fc~ius certificates of debt, by
kxtnts seaacspabe the 9Th day of March, 1874,
sfaas ~sssaA period not exceeding fifteen years. will take
taal - e Ae snkias nnd created by
sssss a~@siy Of Virginia passed the Goth day
sk IN sH proceed, the frsr day OF April 1885,
~ ~ eysssnesses AZ ihs treasury OF the Commonwealth
s Fs bssasss VI said certificates reqSred the
a. sPe suueadsr ,as The office Of second
No. esef surrendered not, the interest thereon will
- II
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BARGAINS for the Holiday s.. Wishing make change
in business, will commence hi day cis my pres
stock Those
days will do we'll 10 select them W. Il consists
Embroderies, laces, nhands, flowers
Dress head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together with lot Of
which will be sold very cheap. A. TATE
Dec l2-eo3 No. ga Penn. between 10th sls.
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WHEREAS Iand warrant 526s0, acres issued Ii
favor OF Beniamne Picket, for military services
Of 1884, and said
the poet office of Washington city, been
laid notice hereby that shalt the
the office tbs Commissioner Pensions duplicate
NJ. Il. TAPSCOTT,
2o-lawGw
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7TGnE J0H0HY'
FAVE daily, except sunday, at and 81, and s.,
Ia p, m.
On Sunday, al 6, q. m. and 5, p,
Leave Baltimore ut Az and 3, a. m, and and 8, m.
On Sunday, A. A, a, M, and 8,
The with Baltimore aud Ohio railroad for the West
are by trains leaving al 8, a. M and 3, p.
For Philadelphia New York AT and sx, m, and
For Annapolis, al sx, a M, and 5, p.
For Norfolk, at J, r.
Il. II. PARSONS, Agent .
called rule responsible
voucher of color who wish pass the
Dec l5--dtr ,alla.-
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The National Hotel

IN this will the
Of this The Of the kitchen
the building, dining
The table will be furnished with the hest the markets afford
and labor spared
render house,
The subscriber therefore, that public will
the liberal which bee
Persons desiring procure winter
time after the 2Oil, by calling the Hotel.
T., d, WILLARD,
WAsHaoros CRY, November ID 1854
lG-tf
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Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President
~ Rev. lanes Is. DONELAN,
Rev TIMOTHY ], o'TOOLE, Tru
THOMAS CAfBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary,

lIE American Association fos tlfe Advance meat OF
hold annual meeting the and
Smithsonian IstiuInn Outing the
Christmas New Years beginning
Tuesday, December 9b instant.
distinguished educators OF country, and
leading educaou expected 10 he presents from
whom valuable lectures and educational
be followed by Interesting discussions
washington and
rich for Christmas week,
governments members of Congress- and all the
make their
their influence induce their friends from abroad 10
liberal minded citizens offer free entertainment
contributions for that they
following gentlemen. The
al hand aidw . done be done quickly
Ia the LIST Ward-G. j. Abbot, ESQ., and Rev. G. A Davis
ID % Prof j. Henry and H. Richards.
/" Sd p. Force, esq, v. Harbaugh esq, and Sas
Hill, esq
q j. w. Manry, ESQ., Rev G. W. Samson, and
Rev d. Sunderland
18th II. b French esq, and Prof A. u Bache.
g 9th y. b. French, esq, and q, u Wight, esq.
&C 7h A." s. York Aztec, esq, o. z, Wight esq and w.
B. Randolph, esq
q. RICHARDS
Sec Local Com
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1854
Dec H-eo3t
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For freight OF passage apply 20 .. : HI ~
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SHtPLEE, h CO..
Liverpool
T. G. ROBERTS s. CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
B. @. WAINWRlGH < CO.,
Paris.
GEO. IL DRAPER Havre.
The ships will be accountable for gold silver,
bullion specie eweiry metals unless bills
iadng signed therefor the value ereoher
Dec l7--dH
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tN9lM 4H4HFs redeem by auor-
Nes fee4tnI hefWa Of the United states az
~ 49, ~ NfF essfr plcnpo,enrarv CHARGE
49, ~ Rs a. fAs c"Rsat vice consul,
sl~s ~ FScfnnsas q me United states 10 any foreign
hsafs te psceE Of such conov m
" aAst Fiei .tssrRie ri city town or
ers Hssssiss nnsisa States, M
49, s q tss qNsr~s apssy public OF deeds
se N y A. sssrfrst 81 Virginia. Il sufficient. All eases
- " HaessR asast ~ seissrrcd.
~ FRMNkA, Negsss.t. y .rs ~ ,ha s,Dh
~ y stsfDtn, s~ss cesnmaswealth. \ ing 6and ~
Ns,sfasR, Fassasaa. n~camhsr ~, 1854.
~ M#s 80
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

lhc ships conf asinR ms iine
Int RACINE capt. wye,
These shiqs having been built by
sssy for service, has been
taken construction, also In their engines,
a~&A404-r strength speed; and their
passage from New York Liverpool in ars cabin, $780,
S5 Exclusive Of $685.
Liverpool New York, 80 and 30 guincas
IN experienced attached 10 each ship
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lmd certificates packages
sea,aa @sii prompt attention,
sass aasias Will be Immediately
sos feNf ssem me,
k&&sm r. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
AsM Wilmington Delaware.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY..

AMERICAN HOTEL-C Dugan, Allen, II
R Roberts. BALTIC; w w Micheaux, Powhatan; D
Corson, z W Brent. Va; Lswsop, Richmond; J Il
Msttinaly, R l. d r Z; DR. Johnson, 4 Williams,
d L Cummings, Petsbg; A Nohlin and lady, Flu.
wanna; J Irving, Hanover; I'll Pieassnts, 0ooch.
land Pollard, Norfolk; E McCiuse, Whining.
ton: Or Collie, Anderson, Boston; Miller,
j ii Cheevers, V Amber, Amelia; ] Fl Anderson
IL l. Anderson, Lynchbg; v Peters, Washir gton;
r Cammeron, Proviaence; r. Davis, Philad.
ST CHARLES HOTEL-WmR Davis. Bait; w
J Pendleton, WIN Carter, w Garrett, Louiss; 3 F
Vaughan, Hanover Gatewcod, T ] Taliaferro, Cs-
rone; Mason, 3 Moody, J Wingfeld Va C
r; NJ White, Pittsyivanis; J Childress j N
Hsmner. C Bowen. Albem.rle; M Carter Gooch.
land; J P Woodson, Cpmb; T Grandy w Glove r.
p City; J Holey. NC; II Giaves, r D r n;
w Hogan. King VIM; Z Nance w L Adkins
Norfolk: r Lyme King & Queen; Thcs M Jones,
Richmond; A Lewis, Goochland.
EXCHANGE HOTEL w Montizue. C Fitz.
hugh, Richmopd E Warnack. Farmville; j & Craw.
ford and lady, z Sey mour, Lynchbg; II Tucker
Charleston; r FL Glenn, Va; E Patterson. IT.
wing, Amaiis; w Fontain. Goochland; c M Henry &
lady, Miss Hough, Miss FOwlkes, Arb; T Hopkins
and lady, Petsbg; w Stuart, 4 Win. Wythevle;
j f Wheatley, GEORGETOWN: A C Ferret nj Farnaty.
kew. Y Goodwin, Hyde, l. Sexss, Bemirs.
" Mrs II Bradley and child 81 Louis; r French
Bait; Judge Elmors end lady, Judge Green, j; Col
Bassstt, Chesterfield.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL R r Scott Lynchburg;
" Chambers Mobile: NJ Harris, Va; T. L Poata,
Tenn; 9 Hill, Craig; T M Widen Pittsy Ivania: w
Old, Powhstan; Z c Fleming, Cumberland; T r
Wren, Petersburg; w Rlankenship, Va; w Her.
rift, Stanton; Snyder, DR. C N Kennedy Highland,
DR. McRaae and lady, Chesterfield; Mrs A Drok
do; 7 NJ Mann, Fiuvanpa
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READY FOR MARcHIsG.-At meeting ,

READY FOR MARCHING.-At meeting of
the Light Infantry Blues Saturday night last the
new aud elegant oveTcoats just finished for the com
pany, by T.. Morris, Tailor Main street, were dis
tIbuted among the members and seemed to give en-.
tire satisfaction As the caps and plumes
now the way, arrive, the Blues wiz be prepared
for their Northern trip; and FROM the indications
already given we are pretty well Satisfied the. the
company will number over fifty when they Start To
Philadelphia We learn from the Orderly Sergeant
that this muskels, futniehed by the State will be
ready for distribution this week, and that thew are
superio, In every respect the old and clumsy ones
to be returned to the Arsenal The 'Bluesn ia the
Oldest company in the State has long been
the pride of Richmond, and must continue to be-
while commanded by such of6csrs and composed OF
such men, as make up its rank and file Time has
been, when their ranks gave Indications of its passing
away to be numbered among tie things that were
but that time has gone by, never again to return we
hope. Yong men, who honor the name of blues"
have stepped forward to fiji the places made vacant
by times unspaIing scythe, the ranks have
been formed into line, new and valuable recruits
have been added and now its roll s fiji ed with names
whose highest aim Will be TO wear with honor the
bright nsntles that have fallen them from those
old Blues'' whose keen blades and bright baycuetg
were as ready to defend their countrys aaaust
her enemies, their hard hands and generous hearts
were to greet and cheer their friends We ara i'm.
deed glad to this glorious old compsny hsllowed
by 30 many pleasant recolections, more rising
from Its long sumber, and putting renewed youth
and activity and sincerely trust that the State pride
and military spirit OF our young will never per-
NIT the day to return when its rank is composed of
corpolas guard, and its roll small to bear cali.
psrsde at the tap of the drum We long to see that
time return and now that the spirit is up and new
recruits daily falling into liRe trust and be-
heve our wish IL to be speedily realised
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THE AFR T.
THE MISSES GILLESPIE.

WHOSE vocal powers and brilliancy of
praise of the city of New York. at which city they
the direction of g. F. BRIsTow GEORGE LoDER,
and ether leading musicians feeling assured that the
respectable and warm hearted citizens of Kichmsnd
would not REFUGE TO respond to the call of distress
Nor withhold their aid from those whom oppression
hssplaced in destitute position.
would beg to state, that owing to the eacherous
conduct Of the person whe engaged them TO give
then hither at the sacrifice of permanent an
remunerattve employment, and has deserted them
in strange city, dependent upo. the courtesy ard
hospitality of lis czsns he feels constrained to ask
from generous public, that aid which his present
position requires and that kindness bat rarely with
o. The PROGRAMME presented, ia one of va
ried attraction
DUETT-The Water Spirit. The Misses Gillespie
CAFlTINA-'Come per me Sc
Ms.e. SiiIIIe espis
SCOTCH SONG-"The Flow
er Of Eerslie, Miss Isabella Gillespie
s0NG-.Woodn,an. spare that
IRISH BALLAD-;Fr;omi' the '''' WARY '''s'pie
q an A lssssA Gillespie
Iican Airs. with both hands on the
Flute, accompanying himself at the
same time on the Piano-a perform.
ance never accomplished by any other
individual, and performed with I'M
bounded applause, st thu New York
SCNG-'The Sunny Hours of Child
lCod Miss 1 Gillespie
DUETT-'Wha nat are the wild waves
Misses GIL eaDis
DUETT-Pisno Forte and Flute, arranged by W.
Folde. of London. pupil Of j Gillespie
SONG-Sayou.nesn Dselish,' .MissI. Gillespie
DOETT- lscotchl. Misses Gillespie
B TICKETS % CENTS-to be had at the Mn.
sic stores and Hotels and Of the Misses Gillespie
at Mrs Hatchers nearly opposite the Odd Fellowl'
e. Donations thankfully received from those who
cannot attend
Doors open at o'clock-Concert commence at 8.
fa