The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-19 00:00:00

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QSILAS' NEW SONG.
11l WOULD I WERE YON SILVER MOON-
BEAM. 'Sung by Ma,i'lle. Bury.
ATTON'S NEW SONG.—GOOD BYE, SWEETHEART,
ex()Ob BYE ! Suag'tißeeves.
CRAM Mr. Sims
_ London : cß,kmuß, BEALE,
and
co. ,
.and all Music Sellers.
rriOe'of each, N.

EW PIANO-FORTE MIJ`SIC,
PUBLISHED BY CRAMER AND CO., LONDON.

S. TIIALBERG.
T'Art Chatt applique flu Pianoforte.,—Melodious
Subjects from' ncient and Modern Composers,-tran-
sCribed for theTiano-forte, with a Preface, by Thalberg, s. d.
Nos. 1 to 12
.
'Tare-ritelle, performed by Miss A. Goddard _• • ':each 305
0
S. HELLER,
Rfrveries d'Artiste. Nos. 1 to 6, performed by 'Mlle.
Clauss,.almhy Mr. B. Richards at his morning-per-
each 2 0
formances

J. BLUNIENTHAL.
Marne des Slovaques, performed by Madame Pleyel
Ditto,.arranzed as a I)uet
Plainte dtr Petit Savoyard
La Reve, Cep; ice
Marche Militaire
La Perrsee
Les deux Arges, performed by Mdlle. CIRUSS

BRINLE RICHARDS.
enjus anima:n, from Rossini'Y s Stabat Mater..
Aurora alt-sorgerai
Danish National Song
Estelle, Grand False, played by Mr. Richards -
morning performances
London: CRAMFR BEALE, and'Co. ; and maybe had of all
ILLusiFsellers.

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TO CORRESPONDENTS

We shall be happy, at all times, to receive communications
on subjects of local or general interest; ar.d e our frtends
Will be good enough to authenticate the same- by their signa-
tures, for our own satisfaction, we shall feel obliged.
"SCRIEENDI."—Niesses. Turner and Mackenzie sat in only one
session. for Liverpool. A session of Parliament is from the
oPening.cpeech from the Throne to a prorogation. The vaca-
tion last Christmas was merely an adjournment.
" TOWNISON."—When Lord Brougham waSiord Chancellor
he patric6cally consented to a-reduction of the -salary; but,
With true Whig instinct, he got the retiring pension raised to
5,000, and was the first to receive it.
"AN ELEOR."—You are right. lie must he -a Bold mart
'Who will persevere in the face of such a general expression
?f Public opinion to the contrary. We have received many
letters or, this subject, but the two we have inserted should,
..,;e1 think, be sufficient for the purpose.
LETTER. CA RRI ERS."—Welave received along appeal
,r,°ua the; Letter Carriers, and an-earnest request to advocate
their cause. We cannot, however, find room for the lengthy
document forwarded to us, though we sympathise with the
/ni en, and- b2lieve they hare a far better claim to considera-
tthem on than many who clamour more loudly for a redress of
grievances.