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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23
BY T. 5. Pleasan., Aucusnssr.


nIESS GOODS, SILKS, 8ERsGes kuS
L. LIN2, sc Fox SALE 81 Aun III h.-pa
TUkSDAY 25th inst, st 10 ocsctk, Will 30, -
my store. he 20 Main street. very desirable az
valuable assortment Q; sUkAHa DRESS 6OoDs
SC, Consisting ia para CT
S.ik Drses Patterns
Six Dsr,gs pTsssss and Robes, asserted
coloas
YlguIeu .tsrsss Dresses
Hyviss Aaaiius
figured ald fmlroisersd Nusiins
kx.rss Jxcorets, EcarI.
Deetnas, Collars, Sleeves Ard Boscms
Bonnet Ribbons Dfess Trimmings
Fiuses, DO.
--ALSv.-
An assortment 81 1cois ard Shoes, -
Al the above sze fseth ind suited 70 the 2fssea'
Esason affoTdinS . Ans opportunity 70 purse ~"
my q Il 3 PLlAsANtS, AueA
T AH0N LOT OAK AND rInA Luns.T
AND TWO COAL CARTS. FOX b ~
AUUTIod.-OnW WEDNESDAY, the sfia tnsH
10 o'clock. will DO SOLD ct tie Arseosi e'sn~
and Byrd stsee1
A iargs 10. OF Pins Lumhx
do do Oak do
new Coal Oasts maas st tAs ArssnA
Iisui Col " L BROwa,,
Oonnaudant cf lfssess
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23

~ RAND SELEUg FALL
W 5y Prof are MAU2 BINGHAM
az cis Dancing Academy, Monticello Hall, DEosG
street, bss seep 6ih en6 tsh en-
WEDNESDAY,, Gsy i7ih, 1858
EkFAGER.--Erof Eiag1au
sICKxTs OF ADMINISTRATIONS, IS, with
the privilege CO tive Lsaies
The ticke!s can he procured ct tho Hall every
day from .ae hour OF III a IL 10 lPM.
A fee HAED will be IN l.teadsaCs.
S3--4t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23

WY ANT ED hAGnIelETS and HOuLD-
wv Bgs.-- Six good &sehiuIgts and four NJ a,d
era axe wanted TO work on shot and shell at the
n a s1rda.ncs works, Salisbury, n q. Apply At
once n the works in Salisbury. or to
Capt W r SMITH,
is L:hosk.oTy, foot CT TN etEcst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23

NNYAHrED.--I waut to employ INN. diatsiy .
wv good WHEELWRIGHT ors who uncer
stands u ahins cArriags or buggy whses, To- NnH
l will give a good long Job, Ard pSy 10 ss'; 'as
times. Answer immedisIey to ris q: A:sri5on
bu,y. Va, by Is:.et JOHN 9 MORRISON.
my e3-Hik
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23

ANTOR OIL. Balls OoPAIeA--
~ Cream Tartar, TaItario Acid
Sop Csxb Soda. OopYesas
Alum, Alcohol, 0x LogWood
Bishrom0ts Potash Castle Soap
Oa.b Ammonia, chloroSorm
Tooth BsuaheA
In quantities 20 sult pusshasszs. roe sale bZ
ny 90 81 ~ Y0Ml1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-23

BY Laasel =, Toileson e Casisst, AuctS,
so . Pearl street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

a vindieatiOn of Capt. Nields.
Ma. Eplrop

MIR EpiroR
viii you please publish the en-
closed extract from letter Of Col J. Albert
Monroe, commanding camp Of Artillery Ins,ruc.
ton near Washiugton:-
"CAMP Barry, April Z, 1868.
IR;-Aly attention has been called to a
letter that appeared in the Delaware Inquirer OF
Saturday, April 9TH, rejecting upon the private
ana official conduct Of Capt. NieldS, command.
ing st Delaware Battery, now under my COM
mand.
Under ordinary circumstances. [ would not
consliera communication OF this kind deserving
OF attention, aor would now did it affect me
instead of II gentleman for whom personally /
entertain The highest regard, and who in those
lualihes that go to make up an officer, has few
equals in the service.
The letter referred to is not only lbel unon
Capt Nields' character, but gross misrepresen
ialun nl the truth from first to last. In gener-
aii,ies-ihat man was punished for a gross
violation OF orders, that the company or a ma
jorily ct II demnrred, ia fact mutinied, were
punlshe !, aud the iing-lenders, some half dozen,
made an example Oft is all true.
The man was not cut loose, only an ATTEMPT
to release him was made No Misses or groans,
not even whisper, greeted the remarks Of the
commanding officer.
The Captains "so.caled sister" was my own
sister, who was spending the day with me, aud
VINO Slapped with me at the Captains quarters
while Walking about the Camp, and when we
came away the Captain accompanied us.
Capt Nields has always been most attentive
to his duties, to the wants mud welfare Of his
men, and nothing but rprit Of revenge for Il
Just punishment could hnve dictated such n
letter.
An attack is also made upon Lent Rumford,
tue Junior LIST Lieutenant. All tue Lieutenants
OF The Delaware Battery are more efficient than
the average of volunteer officers, but Lieutenant
hnmforl IN those qualities that are requisite to
good officer certainly exces, and il is his Ell
cheney only thar has called forth this attack.
80 long rs the Battery is in the hands of its
present Ulcers, neither the public nor The au-
thorities OF Delaware need fear that the men
VIII not he properly cared for nor that any du-
ties will be imposed upon them that thoy cannot
scar with ease, or punishnsnts inflicted that
are not just and right.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Major General comd's Department Of vfreiaip
COLONEL KlmUall Shot by corcornn.

The New York lIeral's correspondent, writing
from Suffolk, under date Of Apri 18th, euys:
At three O'Clock this morning Gen CorcorAu
MAS proceeding To the front oi his division, hy
cider Of General Peck, when be WA halicl ut n
short distance irom the town by some one then
In him unknown. The person who halted him
said he could not pass, and demanded To know
who he was. The General replied by saying that
no was "ueneral COrcoran. proceeding TO the
front by order Of General Peck" This officer
said he could not pass without the countersign,
General Corcoran said he should, when the other
insisted that he should not at the same time
making movement to draw his sword. Cen
G. quickly demanded 10 know who he was, his
regiment. rank Sc, when the latter replied. -
General e. under the Impression that Colonel
Kmball was drawing pistol, Instantly drew lis
own and shot him in tho neck aud he died In Il
few minutes afterwards. Just then Quarter
master Cook rushed out and cried. "Who fired
that piece" " l. that you ?' said the utneral.
On receiving nm affirmative answer tho General
told the quartermastcr to look after the Injured
party that he WAS responsible for tho occurrence,
aud passed on. The mortal wound was then
founi to have been given to Lieutenant Colonel
kimbAll, OF the 9th New York, who was in com
mand of the Hawkins Houaves. The ZouaYeu
had but just arrived az reinforeemenis.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Letter 1 Gtuaai Haihcl.


WASHINGTON, Arm 8, 1854.
Jas a. Roosspe'f, Secretary offhe Leaqns A. T. 3.
SIR; have received your invitation 10 attend
mass meeting OF the Loyal National Lenpue in
new lork On the llth Instant and regret TINT
my oihcial duties will prevent me from beinp
present. !, however, fully approve Of the object
OF me meeting, as set forth in your circular.
lhink no man who has carefully obseryed tho
course Of events in the rebel States. since th.
commencement OF this war, can now hone for INV
otuor peace than that which Is imposed by tie
Duyonet. The Loyal States must conouer this
rebell0n, or II Will conquer them, LoyAl ne,
oil all parties, and Of all shades OF political
oplniOn, must unite in supporting the Goyern-
meht OF our fathers, or Consent to see The ,lorv
anu Integrity OF this great nation uiterlv dea.
troyed by rebels aud traitors. The rehelIion
cannot be put down by peaceful measures
Those who pretend to think 80 are either mai,
men or traitors in disguise. We must ei,he,
conquer or submit TO terms dictated bv ia
Southern oligaichy. There is 10 other nIiernas
tive The great North and West, with their rnS,.
" superior numbers and means, can eononar !,
they will uct together. II through factions and
dlssenlions, they tail to do this they will stand
forever disgraeed in the opinion Of the world
ana Will transmit that Disgrace to their posteritv
We have already made immense progress in III
War-a greater progress than was ever befora
made under similar circumstances. Our armics
are sllll advancing, and, if sustained BY the voioes
OF the patriotic millions Mt home they will ere
long crush the rebellion in the South, aud then
place tneir heel upon the heads of sneaking
traitors in the North. s
very respectfully your Obedlent servant.
H. W. HALLECk, General in.ehief
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Letter of@s Ron Wan. n. StYs,a

"a, W 80 l"'
washington .APTH j, 1868.
4" 'A',h' a. huosEVHLI' ESQ., Secretary, Nc.
Wy Dh"n OIL" 1 ieGle' mat l cannot attend
lne hOyAl Ha.Ona' League NJ lher inaugural
n'nss "eeiins' 70 I've heiu On Tie TN Of Apr to
"uIoh YOU hH'e lhlllea me. nut re pectiul!y
uisu upon 'pVso VINO shAii fortunately be able to
pe 'nere, vigilance, energy aau, above all things,
unan'lhi,y ANU concert hhFn TINT excellent
p"lr'ol' Wv hIishl' ol ihuiana, tod me that
no was gong To- fhladelpha to attend Union
League ana asked what he should say to the
LeaguV lor nv "Iell llem, | SAID, "to put nay
MAINS uown on ,he'r fol'' ho replied "But
mere are Two uuion Leagues there the one
lhiuAs 'uis, ana Is gotten under such and such
auspices lne oiher u inks ihnl' aud ID organized
ny 90 H1u1s III whleh oil me Two Will you he
S SI IN oo'h OF t9em' was my reply.
we are now III Tue erlsis oil u revoluiionnry con
'est wniuh 'hVo'VeS ho'hihg less than the trans
oenuVn'al question: Whsther ms uOoonquerable
anu lriesls,suie nation shall suddenly perish
throuSh ihoeeillly, after asucceastul and glori-
GUS sA'S'enee oil lshiy yeais, OF whether 1t shAl
survive Thousand tears dihusiDg light, liberty,
anu happiness throughout tho world. Our
armies "ee moving on VITA step hrmer than
hvEe OIL 'hu hohan Empire or tho French Re
pupIc ever maintained, Our fleets have sur
passeu IN achievement those cl any previous
us''9"ai ionpF unr circuit Is o0nauerng inter
es.eu aNni'co az nome, anu deiylng Interested
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Sheriffas SnIo

I'm ny virtue Of writ vi veuditioni gxoouAs IL
E% ne directed, will be exposed to Puddle sale. The
iii mG,el Of Morris dickinson in the city Of VIII
SaTuhDAi, the 18th of April, A. d. iSG9, al o'soek
T. si' ihs following do'cribed Real Estate Va:
lh certain piece parcel of lana situate In tho
rr lsiBs ul blhhdywne. in Drandywne Hundred New
0ste county and State ct Delaware bounded and de
SIapga a. follows, to wit beginning at point on III,
also corner Of Wem Leas ana, fbdnr WITH iand ~
su Mila Lea north 20 degrees west about All feet
uunsa 70 me southerly side RI line 10 feet wide
nv ao,a y ieat ioa line Of land late Of Abner Cloud
Wy u lheaes with said Clouds line south 20 degrees
~, aDoul 95 eet inches To the aiorssnl aida III M
saIl fnisdepn'a Turnpike Road and thence thsreb,
su ~ degrees west about feet to the place Of b.
two stored Stone DSelling House '''''''' '''@
, HeIsu alu 'asen III execution Tho property of VIII
,'i stewart dtuaaHed and Elizabeth Stewart Margarei
be sold by lg,VIs 10 : W ,tsnahls, Ane '"
hhaius OlliCa, New ali - hhuiih'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
From Norfolk.

General keyes commanding at Norfolk, has
issued the following proclamation.
HgAnouAnTgRs DEPARTMENT % VIRGINIA,
NoRFoLK Va. April H. lsG3-The proximity Of
the confederate forces renders it proper, by vir-
tue of the military and naval authority Of the
United States. TO give the following notice-All
foreign oOnsnls aud their families, all women
and children. and alt other persons not in the
service Of the United States, who prefer snfety
Ia the conflict Of war are notified that on the APP
proach at the enemy to any town or village with
in this Department and the range If the Union
guns, such town or village will bc fired on with
out further consideration.
E. D. KEYES.
Major General Comd'g Department of virgiur
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Speaker Of the House OF Rspresentaiiye.
JOHN GREEN.
Ena.Lar
AN ACT IN RELATION TO FREE NEGRnrs
AND MULATTOES.

n, s1eIios De enacted BY he Ssnat, aad 5t,,..
raj Isprs,ssaatse, q he Stale u Deiaoere n Geus
<s'eMoiy met That no iroe negro or ffee mnatt ~
gam legal residence and any resident ~ can
aSs SlAS whS shall Voluntarily leave tie stsio s az
nss.on snal ue deemed nonresident unless such
ts 9 aad on board Of vessel brongnz % c
a1 ~ ns SLATE, Or be absent wagner Ia be @eti
a fors,a9 y be q farther enacted by he auihoy;,
$50 LhAt NO free negro free muAito snail bsr
tervant Of nonresident or as seaman H. Y az VA
s,s vessel Trading with or bound poms prt of M
~ Or she come FROM tho adioining stat ~
pD,e pnter penalty Of fy dollars II shall be- he
,ht q me Peace, upon information or knows5 ~
this nee Negro free mulato bas ro
49, s.Als contrary to The provisions on nit ssei,
fes warrant 10 ssRs Constabls Tor Ms ar - 70
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Tho Eighth and Last Afternoon Concert.
The Eighth and last afternoon Concert of the
Philadelphia Quintet Club. Conductor, Herr l..
Eugelke, will take place, on Saturday, April
18th, 1868. Doors open at . to commence at
half-past ?, Mt the Institute Hall.
PROGRAMME FOR THE AFTERNOON.
! Ovtrurc--The Csliph Of Basdad, Doieldieu
Feizelto-Williain Tell, Rossini.
!. CoroeI Solo-The Soniag Polka, Alaty
4. Selestioo-Fhe lluguenois. Meyerbcer
.. Nalse-SOunds IRON the Danube, Sirauss.
q pueIt--"l would that my loves" Mendessohn.
Performed on two Comets, by Mn. Ewers and
Plagemann,
I ualop-" Great Assault" kela Beda.
Prices vi admission the same Ms usual.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

1t Col. Commd'g Camp Barry"
Tho following is brief statement Respecting
tue punishment Of johnson. On the a9th ulf'
tue men were ordered to clean harness. One
man named Foster, with nn oath, refused TO do
So for which the LIST Sergeant stood him upon
the top Of barrel. While there he obtained
liquor aud became intoxicated. In this state
he made much disturbance by loud talking and
swearing Finally, he got oil the barrel and
refused 10 60 on it again. lie was then ordered
to he fastened to wheel until he should become
sobered Col Monroe and his sister called upon
Capt. Nields, who accompanied them to the Col.
onels quarters. The Captain then went alone
to Capt. Eaton's quarters. During his absence.
Foster'A comrades, who were also in LIQUOR, went
TO Lieut.. Rumford and demanded Fosters release.
which he refused to grant They then started
TO unfasten Foster. Lieut.. Rumfortl reported
to Col. Monroe, who went to the camp, with the
officer of the day and arrested six Of the men
and placed Them under guard. He then ordered
all the men into line, and dismisslnQ the inno-
cent ordered the rtst TO stand under guard for
three hours. All this WAS while Capt. Media
wns at Capt. Eaton's. When he returned tbe
Colonel ordered that the men should stand I'm.
der guard one night. 10 the msrning, an ord,,
came from Headquarters to Capt Nields that fso
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
New Book. Just ReoeiYed.

Hymns Of Faith and Hope; by Iloralius Bcnal,
b. Il.
The Pioneer Boy, and how he became Presi-
dent by the author Of the Bohbin Boy, printer
Boy sc, &i,
Medge. or Night aud Morning; iy H. ia.
Campaigns OF 1867 aud 1868. Illustrating the
Principles of Strategy; by Emil SchalA, author
Of summary Of the Art of War"
Speciaoles for Young Eyes Pckin.
Physiological Msmoirs by Com, A. Ham
mond NJ. u, Surgeon General U. s. A.
The Book of Days II Miscellany Of Popular
Antiquities, vol. lst. January to June.
Grimen's popular Tales and Household Stories.
New Edition.
The Two Friends by the author Of Patience
Of Hope. A Present Heaven.
The Resources Of California by John =.
iliIeL
Hunting in South Africa; by VIM. chas
Baldwin.
Eastern Tales.
Sprees and splashes. or Drol Recolleetions Of
Town aul Country
Lady lysle; by author Of Aurora Floyd.
The Every Day Philosopher in Town and
Country Ivy author OF Recreaions Of Country
rarson
Ga Liberty; by John Stuart Mill.
The Astronomy Of the Bible; by the late Ma.
or General o. NJ. Mitchell.
sen Kings and Naval Heroes by author of
Boyhooi Of Great Men.
HEALD.
Wholesale AMI Retail Bookseller.
No. 42l Market Street,
Ar''l'E Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
Letters to the New York Union Meeting

Tue New iorE papers publish the subjoined
letters as having been among those addressed TO
the committee having in charge the arrangements
for the Union meeting which was held in that
city last Saturday afternoon. They are stated
to be- fit opponents OF the many letters received
by the committee from distinguished gentlemen
who could not make it convenient to attend the
meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

fSTA BY virtue Of a writ Of Yenditlonl Exponas 10
i no h directed .i WI be exposed to Public sale at
Hz9,sA Wilmington, New Castle Couaty, Deisvare. on
hDAt ne 18Th day Of April, A. D. 1865 al O'clock,
- NJ we Ioil9wing described Real Estate via;
p MAJ certain lot or pere Of land with two storsd
v5ne dwelling thereon erected, situated in lie eity or
NJ New Castle County, bounded Az folows, 10
s"Sl9nhB ~ TIE southern side Of front street.
estween west and Pasture streets al oorner Sf I'M
s,,s helds lot thence thereby parallel With West
M r mo sst - sl1ke where the fence runs dividing
aehes % stake in Peter Barks line; theneS herewith
~ ieet to the said side Of Front street Themes
ming lie the contents more or less 'A F'a'o VI "'sA
Cash SscsassS Sn ~ oSoeuio1 the property Of Eliza
sheriifs ONCE New Castle Anil AL sne'"'
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
a Retraction-FrOm Nields' Battery

CAAr DAIRY. April 18th, 1868.
Editor AZ the JoHrHaf;
DEAR STA:
In a letter written by me to the
paper under your control, it WAS stated that our
Ci1cets we're IN fnult for the death of John John
son. Al the time OF its occurrence the camp
WAS IN confusion, and so many stories were being
circulated in camp, that was duped into believ
ing things that "a rewards proved to be blse
falschoods. The Captain was not in town on the
evening Of the troubr. but was in the CAPTAINS
quarters of the 9th New York Battery, and did
not know that anything was wrong unit! told 20
by the ollicer of the guard When he came
down to our avn Battery. he found the company
drawn up in limo and the Colonel addressing
them When wrote the letter referred to, my
mind was perverted by false representation CON
corning the Captain AMI another officer of this
Battery. The Captain has never used the am
bulance for other than hospital purposes. The
renson that the ambulance was refused to the
driver, was, that the Colonel ordered il to 90 10
town; amt JOhns0ns cnse was not r0portcd To
him until after the team was ready to start.
When the driver went to the Captain to get per.
mission 10 take his ambulance to town 10 have a
tooth extracted, the Captain offered him pass,
but II was declined.
There has beea great deal At talk concern
iuE 'he uVlllsa VI our NincerH, nnd slhce the day
of the mntlny, have tried by various means to
ascertain the truth and hnve found that they
were invariably false would ask those who
have read the letter to try to forget it, and con-
sider 1t strictly untrue
write this apology and explanation, not from
fear; but that believe It to be NY duty to re-
call the ialsehOuds uttered n that letter. 1t has
10 dou.t created bad impression among the
friends Of the Battery but we hope that this
letter may have the desired effect, and remove
from the minds OF the friends Of the Battery,
any false impressions that they may receive by
reading that letter.
Yours truly, JUSTICE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
DIED.

MUNDoN:-March 18th, 1868, ut Eliott's Cross
noAdS' Morgan County, Ohio, Mrs. CoasELIN
MoSDoS' aged % years and . months, former
y Of hoekland, BrandyWiue Hundred, Della
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

war We oil,r our sincere coincidence, aud can
only remind them that the importance
and dignity of their sacrifices must be meas
ured by the sacredness Of our cause.
Resolved 18th. That copy Of this paper
be sent to the President of the United
States.
q. r. Crooks, Chairman.
7. Il. BuEcn,
j. MuEY. Committee.
d. II. NADAL,
rs soon as the reading Of the report was
concluded number OF short, vigorous and
patriotic speeches were made by IL number
Of members Of the Conference, which were
listened TO with intense interest by the large
audience assembled.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

I'M Lot q Silver Plated Casters lnst to
- nls low, A. No $50 Market street. BY '''
Rs TheH Y DESoRMANDhl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17

PoRTRAIT OF wAsHINerON
One of the most exquisiiely beautiful en-.
cravings Of the great WASHINGTON yet pre-
scented TO public admiration, was shown us
yesterday, by Mr.. J. p. Sicily, who is now
IN this city canvsssng for subscribers. 1t
Is published by Ticknor & Fields of Boston, /
snd is the result of years of artistic labor
and skin of the celebrated engraysr Mar
shall. The work is an exact copy from
Sluart's great painting II is engraved on
steel in a style of mellowness, power and
beauty that throws all former portraits Of
Washington In the shade, and stamps this
:. once a most successful work of art.
AS il is the intention of The agent to call
personally upon our most prominent citi-
z"ns with copies for examination, we need
say nothing further than 10 commend the
engraving to their especial attention as a
picture fit to grace the walls of any parlor,
md bear the test Of closest critical scrutiny.
What more appropriate ornament to a loyal
mans home could be had at this time than
this almost speaking likeness Of the great
Father Of his Country With such repre-
sentative Of the patriotism Of l776, con-
slonily before the eyes, and looking as it
were into the very heart OF the beholler,
the bare thought of treason would fade from
the mnd, and traitors would shrink away
ahashed ere they put into exc cution their
criminal efforts to divide and destroy the
I Republic which the mighty Hero of the
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-17
PROGRAMME FOR THE EvgNlNl.

PROGRAMME FOR THE EVENlN3.
FART I.
l. 0Sedure-- William Tell. Rosstui.
= val.e--La Pima Donna. Julien.
Win CorneI S6lo. by Mr. EwsRs.
= ballad" . take ME to thy heart
again." Bale.
MIR. A. n. TAYLOR
4. Solo Volin--Air varie. AIny,edrr.
Performed by Mr. uaiermanu.
3. Grand National Quadrille-Tne
American. Julien.
THE STAR sPANGLEp BANNER
Sung by Mr.. A. H. Taylor The audienee being
requested to Join in the chotus
lntermsson OF 10 Minutes, during which "A
New Polka, by II. H. ramal dedicated to the
Philadelphia Quintet Club. Will he perlnr mod
with novel orchestral effects
rABT H.
Selsciln--ll Trov4tore Verdi
incuding the celebrated Anvil anil Miserere
Chornses
=, BALLAD" No one to love-" Harvey
Mr.. A. r TAYLOR.
. Polka" Tue eehos Of Mont Blanc, Julien
4. Sofa Cornst-Tho ExIe's Lament, Ruch Albert
d. "aop--MH' D'Alherl.
The Piano used on this occasion from the eel
ebrated manntactory of Raven K Bacon, SUP
piled by Mr.. W. Harper.
Doors open Mt quarter past O'clock com.
mence Mt g.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Single Tickets. u
Package of 9 Tickets, OO
All tickets previously sold for the Afternoon
Concert are available for this evening concert
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