Amateur Concert--rogers' Nydia

The Musical Amateurs of this City, nssisted by ladies and gentlemen from t)fetroit and Ypeilauti, under the direoticio of ProL II. 3. FiuiíZK, trill give a concert in Unior. School Hall, en Tuesday evcning next. The prograrnmo nill bo well selected, and the charncter of both director and associates wwrrnnts us in predieting that it vvill be one of the finest musical treate our citizens have ever been favored with. - This unnouncemu.nl alone should ensure n full hall, but when we add that the proceeds of the concert are to bo ap propriated to thn payment of transportation and insuranco charges on Hogers' Statuo of Nydia from Florence to Detroit, we are confident that the public valí rally en masse. lioQEns Í3 reputed the first living American Ciciilptor, and Nydia is pronouneed liis finest single stntuo. Jiesides, it ia ordered by our ciiif-enp, from one ic10 was once our citizen, and is to be depositad in the University, as a tribute to bis talent and a mark of fiiendlv nppreciation both of his art and art-triuinph. Our citizens hace already responded cheerfully to the cali oí the Hogers' Art Association, let them continue their liberality and Ann Arbor wil! soon possess the only life-sized Marble Statue in Michigan, and one not excelled by any in America. - Nydia has arrived at Detroit and will be exliibited in that city fcr some weeks, after whieh our beauty-loving citizens will be tendered an introduction.